Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-02
Opening of Now Stores.

company, situated on the corner of Clay and Monroe streets, will open to-day. It Is one of the neatest and lightsst places of business in the city, finished in North Carolina pine with fixtures to match. The store front pre-
 seuts novel appearance, the whole front be- ing one complete show window. There are
 will act as manager of the store for the coma
 pany.
 The other new store of the company, cor-
 ner of Davenport avenue and Baldwin street, will be opened tomorrow. This store is also 6 model of neatnsss and convenience, and Mir. Hart, the president of the company, is justly proud of his success in getting them completed and in service in 50 short time, the ground being broken only aboat May l. Now Haven Personals. s. K. Hurlburt of this city has graduated from the naval school at Annapolis. Mrs. J. E. Earle, wife of Colonel John E. Earle, sails for a trip to Europe on the City of Paris, July 10th, with party of friends. Mrs. Edward J. Sheehan, daughter of Henry Howe, the historian, has become a member of the choir of St. Johns Catholic church.
 City Attorney Daley sent dispatch to Governor Foraker of Ohio congratulating him on his renomnstion, and he received a
 handsome reply from the governor.
 Prof. Newberry will, this summer, examine
 mines in Montana and Idaho. His son, w.
 B. Newberry, s. s. 8. 's9, with Mrs. New
 berry and daughter will sail for Europe We'd nesday. The former will become assistant
 to his brother, who is one of the United States commissioners to the Paris exposition. Edward M. Young of North Carolina, a former resident of this city, and Miss Minnie
 McQueeney of this city were married at St.
 Johns Roman Catholic church Sunday after
 noon. The bride was dressed in e travelling
 costume of gray armeure, trimmed with silk.
 The couple left immediately for western
 North Carolina.
 PRESIDENT HARKIsONe
 He VIII Make n Brief stop in New
 Haven To.Morrow NoOn-The Fourth
 of , July at WoOdstOck-The speakers
 and Programme-Hartfo Invita.
 tion 10 the President.
 Governor Bulkeley and General Hawley
 have urged President Harrison by letter to
 visit Hartford, if only for brief stop, when
 he comes to attend Mir. Bowers Fourth of
 July celebration at Roseland Park. If he
 comes Hartford will arrange 10 give him
 big reception. The President leaves Wash
 ington for Woodstock to-day. A press de- spatch says;
 WASHINGTON, July 1.-The presidential party will leave Washington tomorrow
 (Tuesday) in President Roberts, private car, which will be attached to the 3:45 train on the Pennsylvania road, reaching New York at 9:20. In the party will be President Har- rison and Mrs. Harrison. Secretary Tracy, Secretary Noble, Associate Justice Miller, Senator Hiscocli and Private Secretary Hall ford. On reaching New York carriages will be taken to the Fifth Avenue Hotel, where the presidential party will spend the night. Next morning at 10 o'clock they will take special train at the Grand Central depot for Woodstock. At Stamford the train will be met by Governor M G. Bulkeley and staff, United States Senators Hawley and Platt, Congressmen Simmons snd other Connecti- cut officials. A brief stop will be made in New Haven, and citizens of Hartford have arranged some demonstrations in honor of ths President, on arrival of the train at one o'clock. From Hartford the train will 20 over the New England road to Putnam, which Will De reached at three o'clock, where l will be another demonstration by military organizations and citizens, to do honor to the President From Putnam the party will proceed five miles to Roseland Park, Wood- stock, where rhe President will spend the Fourth of July.
 HARTFORD, July Lon the arrival of the train at Putnam a presidential salute will be fired. A. G. Warner post No. 54, G. A. R., will act as a special guard of honor. It will receive the party at the post and escort it to Union square, where carriages will be in wait- ing. A short address of welcome will be de- livered by Hon. J. w. Manning, chairman of the committee of arrangements.
 The speakers at the celebration the follow.
 ing day include, besides the President, ,.Jus-
 tice Miller of the United States Supreme
 court, President Gates of Rutgers college,
 Governor Bulkeley, Senators Hiscock, Ali son and Hawley and Congressmen Russell, Reed and Mckinley. There will also be poem by VIII Carleton.