Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-16
Rrlef Mention.

Books made to order ct Dorman,s
Royal shoes save 81, 81 Church street.
FIRST class dealers all sell Brussels soap.
Marsh mallows and golden rod are In
bloom.
Co. I, 10th O. ", held reunion at Green
wioh yesterday.
Ex-Gov. Waller sails for Europe to-mor-
row on business trip.
Miss Belle Barnes of Dwight street is spend.
ing two weeks at Saratoga.
DR.. Frank b. Look of Middletown has re
turned from an extended summer vacation.
George 7. Geary of Brooklyn Is visiting
at the home of his parents on Clark street.
The dinner to ex-Collector Troup will take
place at Hills' Homestead, Savin Rock, Aug
~.
Mr.. Frank MoSorley, of Kansas City, IL
visiting his cousin John e. Healey of this
city.
Coroner Mix has returned and reports q
pleasant four weeks vacation spent in New
York State.
Rev. 8. d. Phelps, d. D., of this city will
occupy the Baptist church pulpit in Middle
town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Abbey of Hartford
was visiting for few days at Mrs. Stillson's
on Ward street.
Our motto Is pure wines and liquors which
we place before the public at moderate pric Q
&c. f. Heublein & Bro
New York dispatches announce strong
prospect of material advance in the price of
coal the last of this month.
Yesterday the feast of the Assumption
was commemorated In the Episcopal and
Roman Catholic churches.
Miss Mamie O'Donnell and Miss Allie
Brothers went to Holyoke yesterday where
they expect to stay two weeks.
Freeman Stage, the veteran bass catcher
OF Stratford, 80 years old, is remarkably ac~
tive and talks of learning to ride bicycle.
The twentieth annual reunion of the Thir-
teenth @. v. association will DO held at Hills
Homestead, savin Rock, on Thursday, Aug.
Goth.
Three hundred and forty-seven building
permits have been issued 30 Ear this year In
this city against 27s during the same period
last year.
The funeral Of young Sinzig, who died
from over exertion In athletic exercises, will
take place this afternoon from the house on
John street.
Miss Annie leland and Miss Sallie Casey of
Meriden were In the city few minutes yes
terday while on their way to Block Island |
where they stay three weeks.
Miss Mamie Cummings, who has been vis-
ting her cousin, Miss Kittie Cunningham of
franklin street, returned to her home In
New York city yesterday.
Samuel N. Beecher of 157 Wooster street
Is critically III with Brisht's disease and 9TH
er complications. Mr.. Beecher Is an agent of |
the Boston Blackboard Co.
Alderman James s. Hemingway and Sam
NJ Hemingway are part owners In the four
master Msrgery Brown, a schooner just built
at Wilmington, DEL, for NJ. A. Osborn of
Keyport.
Canton Waterbury No. IA, Patriarchs Mill
taut, has voted to accept the invitation of
Nosahogan and Townsend lodges to attend
with them the semi-centennial Odd Fellows
parade In New Haven Sept.3.
About 20 members of the New Haven
Wheel club fraternizs with a delegation of
the Hudson County Wheelmen's association
on Sunday at Coney Island. They leave
here to morrow night on the @. H. Northam.
The nine men who quit work at sargent's
shop state that they earned no more than $14
q week. and that the new reduction of Ave
per cent. was the last straw, etc. They
claim that since Jan. 1st their wages have
been reduced three times, making q total re-
duction of go per cent.
Mr.. Fred Pond, manager of the Bostonians,
New Ravens favorite opera company, was
in town yesterday on q flying visit to his |
parents. His company opens in New Eng
land In October. Mr.. Pond has his route for
The coming season all laid out and antici- |
pates most successful season.
Many Of the hands of the New Haven
Clock company are improving the opportu-
nifty afforded by the shut down at the fac
tory to take vacation outings and quite
number Of them are out of town. The shop
hut down last Saturday night for two weeks,
and during the interim the boilers are being
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