Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-08-08

Mourning papers at Dorman's.
Before you quit experimenting try Brus-
sells soap.
$500 IL there Is ON ounce of shoddy in Roy
al shoes from 81 Church street.
Miss Belle Marks of Hartford is q guest of
Miss Pauline Levy of State street.
Isaac II. Bromley and wife are spending
the season at Fort Griswold point.
II 10 true that no finer soap for the toilet,
outside Of the fancy grades, can be found
than Brussels.
The New York Yacht club Is at New Lon
don and gave ball ct the Fort Griswold
House last night.
Before purchasing wines, liquors or cigars
elsewhere, examine our goods and prices.
q. +. Heublein Il Bro.
Gov. Bulkeley and wife arrived here from
New York by the 9,50 train last night. After
little lunch they went into a special car
and departed for Hartford.
A delegation OF the Hartford veteran vol
unteer tremeu go to Savin Rock to-day to
join In the tiremen's picnic there. They met
In Putnam Phalanx hall last night and com-
pleted their arrangements.
The picnic of ST. Francis church of Fair
Haven at the Elm City Driving Park yester.
day was attended by about 1900 people. The
programme OF sports was we'll carried out
and the affair was great success.
Mrs. Samuel Hodgkinson, Mrs. Hastings,
Mrs. L. Young, Mrs. Ingram and Mrs. Frank
Phelps and niece, of Wallingford, Miss Eva
Phelps, from Northampton, are occupying q
cottage At Indian Neck for week.
The Womans Relief corps are to have on
ice cream social at the residence of Assistant
Adjutant Genera! George N. White, No. 70
Prince street, next Saturday evening. A
very Pleasant time for all IL anticipated.
DIR. j. II. Reed, the dentist, who has for
over twen'y years occupied rooms in the
William H. Elliott building over Monson &
Co.'s jewelry store, is dangerously Ill with
pneumonis. 10 was taken down on Non
day.
q. l.. Atwater, IT,, has just composed and
published a charming gavotte for the piano
entitled, "S sect Dream" " Ia dedicated
by him TO his friend Band Leader John p
Stack, and is for sale by The Treat & Shep
ard Co.
Mrs. Nettie Wheeler, wife of Stiles A
Wheeler, the hveryman of Waterbury, dice
Tuesday of typhoid fever. She was former
ly Miss Gillette and was Of Prospect where
the funeral was held yesterday afternoon
from the church.
Mr.. Samuel J. Latta and Mr.. Arthur j.
Dutton OF New Haven are spending their ten
days. vacation with Captain j. d. Beokwith
on the ting Gov. Hoyt. They visit Provi.
dence, Newport, New Bedford. Somerset
New London and New York.
Work will be commenced right away by
Builder David II. Clark for the erection Of
the new residence for Superintendent Duttor
on Bishop street, between Whitney avenue
and Orange street. It will be on the nortl
side next to the handsome houss Of Mrs
Peck, which Is nearly completed.
Mrs. E. Eaton of Spokane Falls, w. T.
L. visiting friends In Birmingham. Her hus
band is In the clothing trade at SPOKANE
Falls, aud tslegraphs his wife that his entir
stock OF goods were destroyed by fire, bu
that he WAS fully insured. Mrs. Eaton Is
sister of Mrs Il. N. Tolles Of Birmingham.
The mau who was drowned at Bridgeport
yesterday was probably William Hull, aget
90, formerly of Watertown and who was q
one time fireman on the Naugatuck road. HI
was brother of George Hull, engineer oil
the Shore Line express, and has recent.
lived In Torrington where he now has wifi
and three children. Lately he has been EN-
ployed by Randolph &c Cloves in Bridgeport
as n painter.