Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-15
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief M enliOn.

Pollentine Bitters for stomach troubles. O. s. Leete & Go.
 F. N. Kinney, of the firm of 0. D. Kinney, Is i'll at his home.
 Mrs. A. H. Hurlburt and son are at Goshen for their annual summer outing
 Rev. Asher Anderson of Meriden joined his family at sachem's Head yesterday.
 Miss Anna B. Way of Exchange street, teacher of piano. is visiting friends in New burg, N. Y.
 Mark Whitehead and family of Meriden returned home yesterday from weeks stay at Short Beach.
 Hartford's Putnam Phalanx favors making trip to Martha's Vineyard for its annual excursion this summer.
 Physicians report not few casas of illness and prostration in town caused or developed by last Tuesdays extreme heat.
 Mrs. Amos F. Barnes, who has been suffer ing from the effects of hemorrhage, was said to be improving yesterday.
 Watson J. Miller and Charles N. Downs of Birmingham spent Saturday fishing. They returned at night with forty very fine bass.
 
 revenue officers, cannot be found by the United States marshal, who has warrant for his arrest.
 Officer Walters son Ernest, who was in- jured on July by toy cannon, is not yet out of danger of lockjaw. He was restiDe quietly last evening.
 The Leichter second hand clothing store on State street. which has been in the charge of keeper, was again closed yesterday, Con stable Catlin officiating.
 Mrs. Nagle of Ao Ashmun street, who fel down e flight of steps and broke her arn several days ago, is at present fast improv ing. Dr. Hawkes. is attending her.
 Mrs. I. R. Wheslook and family of Meri den left for Short Beach yesterday morning in company Nita-Mrs. Garry Bloomfield and family to spend three or four weeks.
 Conductor A. s. Ostrander of the Consoli- dated road was elected on the insurance committee of tho Grand division of the Inde. pendent Order of Railroad Conductors in New York yesterday.
 Robert Enscoe of Grand avenue, the shoe and bird dealer, injured his ankle yesterday while stepping on board to feed some birds. The board slipped, hence the injury, which, however, is not very serious.
 County Commissioner Burleigh of Hamden is confined to his room and suffering consid- erable pain from rheumatism. Commissioner Dunham, who visited him recently, found him hopeful that he would be out soon.
 Lazelle Foote, who was so nearly fatally injured some time ago, is at present improv- ing fast, and Dr. Hawkes., his attending physician, says 1t is only question of time before he will be able to be sbout again az usual.
 MT. J. A. Campbell died recently while travelling in Europe. Mir. Campbell, who was graduate of Yale in 1882, was a mod. est and generous man and was very popula, in this oity, where he leaves many friends who will sorrowfully learn of his death.
 James McAlpine. of the firm of McAlpine Bros., Winsted, and his mother, Mrs. Oath erine MoAlpine, with her grandson John, sor of T. 0. Hallett of Torrington, sail Saturday July 10, from New York on the stsame, Anchoria for Glasgow, Scotland. They will visit their native home, Sterling, and will bt absent about six weeks. This is Nr. Mo Alpines first visit to his native land since h, left there twenty-one years ago.