Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-02
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.


 Mourning paper at Dorman's.
 Royal shoes save $1, 21 Church street.
 Soft and delicate-Yellow label musty ale. The Century for August Is received and for sale by T. II. Pesse & Son.
 With Brussels soap you wash with ease, for dirt before 1t quickly fses.
 Governor Bulkeley and family and Judge Prentice are In the Adirondaoks.
 "Quick sales and small profits" is the motto of the grocer who sells Brussels soap.
 Miss Pearlne Plunkest, daughter of Sen ator Plunkett, is visiting friends in Hart ford.
 Mir. W. H. Moseley's family, of the New Haven House, are at the Branford Point House.
 Several ladies from Plymouth, Ct., will go to Merwin's Point to-day to spend the rest of the summer.
 Rev. Dr. Munger will commence the erec- ton of his fine new house on Prospect street about the middle of this month.
 A lad of twelve years, Dana 0. Miller, son of Mrs. George H. Miller, . Brooklyn, N. Y., lady, was drowned at East Hartford yes. terday.
 Governor Bigelow and his friend William J. Atwater of Trumbull street, and many others from New Haven, are at the Sinclair House in the White Mountains.
 Commodore Seymour of the New Haven Yacht club arrived in town yesterday. The new fleet captain, vice Morgan, will be MT. R. Durham.
 James k. McGann Is having plans made for block of stores and tenements on Con- gress avenue, running through to Rose street, to cost $l0,000.
 A new wharf is being built at the distil- ling company's works, formerly the Porter Stair compsny's property. It has thirty foot front on Mill river and runs back sixty feet.
 George K. Jewell, the popular salesman at the New Haven Baking company, was yes- terday presented with Q bouncing baby boy weighing ten pounds. Both mother and son arc doing nicely.
 Notice is given from Washington that on or about August 10, 1889, tho position of CornHeld Point light vessel, Long Island Sound, will be changed to . position one- quarter of nautical mile south (maanetic) of the one now occupied.
 H. O. Warren has had plans drawn for 5000 brick house with brown stone trim mings which he will erect on Orange street, adjoining his residence. It will be finished in hard woods and will have slate roof, stained glass and electric bells.
 Mir. Andrew Hull of Batohley avenue has broken ground for the erection of new modern residence on Grand avenue, Fair Haven, near Blatchley avenue. It is next to Superintendent Waterburys residence, and will contain three fine tenements.
 Rev. Dr. Hawes of Burlington, vt., for nerly paator of the old North church, this city, is expected to preach in the North church in Bridgeport on Sunday. August 11th. A number of his many New Haven friends are expecting to hear him.
 Golden Rule canton cleared about $200 by their recent annual excursion. The P. O. s. of A. came out about even financially on their excursion this week, the heavy rains having been against them. The St. Aloysius society cleared about $500 by their excur- sion this week.
 The board of education will receive bids for the new per cent. bonds of the district until p. m. Friday, August 10. The issue Is $23o,000 in bonds of $l,000 each, dated Augut 1, 1889. For circulars for full in- formation apply to Dr. W. H. Csrmalt. See advertisement.
 The annual excursion and pionio of the Emanuel Baptist and Dixwell avenue Congre- gational churches, arranged to take place at Parlor Rock August 1st, was postponed until Tuesday, August 27th, on account of the storm. All tickets held by patrons will be good for the above date