Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-27
LOCAL NE W 3.



Mourning papers ut Dorman's.
Rents collected promptly at H.P. Hoadley's.
Tender feet are easy In Royal shoes from
81 Church street.
Mrs. II. N. Hyde and son, OF Wiiiimantic,
are visitiug friends In New Haven.
New Haven banks held none Of the paper
Of Lewis & Bro, OF Philadelphia.
Tho Methodist church Of Plainvilie mako
an excursion TO Seaside Park Aug. 1st.
A. E. Hart and family, Of Hartford. go to
Double Beach to day to stay till Sept. 1st.
The Catholic temperance societies OF Wa
terbury have their annual At Savin Rock to-
day.
II. o. Eriokson's dwelling house In Strait
ford was damaged by ars about 5000 ysster-
day.
Miss Helen NJ. winohell, daughter of DR..
winehell, 10 stopping at the Brsnford Point
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Platt Of this city are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Colley Of
Waterbury. ........
Mrs. s. II. Lee and family OF this city are
In winsted to stay a few weeks at the old
Carter homestead.
Our motto Ia pure wines and liquors which
We place before the public at moderate prices
g. II. Heublein a Bro.
Rev. II. jacobson Of this city made an ad-
dress at a concert given at the Swedish Luth-
eIan church, Bridgeport, Thursday night.
Bishop williams Ia to conduct the cere-
monies Of remuneration Of the St. Johns
Episcopal church at Essex Sunday after.
noon.
Mrs. Lamont and son Of this city are sum-
meripg In oskville, and the Misses Annie
and Mary Hopkins Of oakville are spending
few weeks at wsst Haven shore.
While other soaps are losing name and
fame, Brussels soap Is climbing up to the
top wave Of popularity. Most OF the ladies'
of this place will use mono other.
w. r. Davis Of Meriden and David Gala
han of New Haven were appointed commits
souers of the Fred W. Brooks estate by the
Probate court in Meriden yesterday.
DR.. J. E. Turner died last Wednesday
evening at Wilton, after short bat painful
illness, aged 81 years. He was founder Of
the State inebriate asylum at Binghampton,
N. Y.
Miss Cora Fiske. daughter of Philip d.
Fiske Of this city, q former we'll known resi-
dent of Winsted, Ia now on visit with Mrs.
DIR. Stanton at the e. 8. Woodford place In
winsted.
Mr.. William r. Hoppin of Bradley stree.
left for Caauan yesterday, where his mother
has summer cottage, aud whore he will be
postmaster during the Pine Grove camp
meeting. ......
r. W. Mills, the State street grocer, has
800 more Of those splendid southern melons,
which cannot be beaten for quality and
which 20 of like hot cakes, the prices are 90
reasonable.
Frederic q. Eldridge, the New York broker
and president Of the knickerbocker Trust
Co. Of New York, who died recently, sssd
80, was brother-in-law Of Mrs. Z. q Smith,
of Woodbury..
A special train from Hartford Of seven cars
was required to convey the 800 Foresters and
their friends TO Ssvin Rock yesterday. The
Foresters' excursions are always very pleas
ant ones, and the one yesterday was no excop-
tion.
A great display OF tennis goods 10 that
made by the we'll known Arm of Burgess q
Burgess. Nothing like IL ever before shown
In the city. This Is the great depot also for
trunks and travelling bags and straw and
felt hats.
A number Of friends gathered at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. T. p. Perkins, 1,06s Chapel
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