Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-22
PERSONAL NOTES

Further Mention Of New Haveners
and Their Summer Outings and
Avoidance OF This Humid Weather.
Joseph c. Peck of this city is at his
fathers in Norris
Miss Nellie Rockard is guest at the
Bonsilene, Woodmont.
George Adams and family of Waterbury
are spending a week at Meadows End.
Miss Mary Sheehan of Blatchley avenue
is enjoying her vacation ct Short Beach.
Miss Mary Curley of Main street, Fair
Haven, is visiting friends in New York
city.
Mrs. Edward Hollinger of Fair Haven
and daughter, Mamie, are visiting friends
in Waterbury
William Cronaf of Waterbury sailed for
Europe Wednesday on the White Star line
steamer Teutonic.
III. Hutchinson and family of Litchfield
start this week for asfew weeks pleasure
trip to Merwin's Point.
The Rev. Mr. Markwick of st. Johns
Street M. E.-church is stopping at 9. L.
Loveland's, in Morris, Conn.
J. " Champion of the New Haven Win
dow Shade company and family have re-
turned to the city from the shore.
Myron. Osborne, "a years old, rode to
Pennington, 20 miles, and back, in wagon
on Wednesday, making ride of Az miles.
Miss Resale Hotchziss, Who formerly
lived in Waterbury, but who now lives in
New Haven, is visiting friends in Water
bury.
Miss Annie Gardner of the Security In
surance companys office has gone to Beth
lehem, N. H., for few days vacation in
the White mountains.
Alexander Munro fell in a fit on the
green about noon yesterday. He was
taken to his home on Division street by
the police ambulance.
Rev. G.. w. Park Of the Birmingham
Congregational church, formerly pastor of
the Howard avenue church, has just re-
turned from pleasure drive through the
Berkshires
Nh. and Mrs. German A. Bunker and
son, of Freeport, ILL.,, are visiting Deputy
Sheriff Konold Mr.. Bunker is Mrs
Konolds nephew, and is hotel proprietor
in Freeport.
Mrs. William H. Nichols, jr., and her
father, Thomas Swift of Chicago, ILL.,, for
merly of this city, are visiting her sister,
Mrs.J. E. Bishop,jr., of No.292 North Front
street, Fair Haven.
Miss Annie E. Mower of IA Elm street,
| and Edward ]. Tiesing, son of the late
Captain Frank w. Tiesing of Bishop street
were married by the Rev. Mr.. Siebke We'd
| nesday evening o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tiesing started on a wedding tour of ten
! days with the best wishes of all their
friends.
| The following New Haveners are at
| present registered at the Lake View hotel,
r oh NJi11sor,, Mr.o
| S. Porter, Willie f. Porter. May Porter,
Mrs M. D. Tuttle, John H. Post, Miss L.
Stoughton, G. B. Stoughton, jr. The fol
lowing are at the United States hotel,
same place: Mrs. DIR. Morrell, R. T. Mer-
| win and wife, B. B. Parkhurst and wife,
Miss H. E. Love.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Beers are enjoying
Saratoga Springs at the Clarendon hotel
| on Broadway. They will return about
September 1. Those going to Saratogs
during August and wish frst-class accom-
modations at this most slightly and well
kept hotel in the place can secure rooms il
Beers, as he is authorized by the proprie
tors to look out for all their New Haver
guests.
On Those Two Close Paving Bids
Yesterdays Waterbury Republican says
John Fl. Conner, ST., of the firm of Con
nor Bros of New Haven, who were among
the bidders for the contract of paving Eas
Main street, said when the bids were mad,
known: t'Well, there it is again, the SAM
as usual. We are just one cent higher il
the square yard than Blakeslee & Son. Fo
fifteen years this firm and ours have biz
within very small amount of each othe,
on different contracts. Why, remembe
one time when there was just one cent o
difference between us on a matter of $40,
900. ''rll bet anything that such clos,
bidding between two firms for SO long
time has never been paralleled in New
England We could have bid lower OF
this contract but for the reason that tn
work could not be done any cheaper, ant
done well. If we had taken the contrac
at a lower figure we would have lost money
AS we would have done the work properl,
anyhow"