Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-07-08
LOCAL'NEW 3.
Brief Mention.


Try Pollentine Bitters.
The summer school for teachers opens at
Sufield to-day.
General Pierpont of this City was in Wat
erbury yesterday.
Miss Carrie A. Strong of this city is visit
ing friends in Waterbury.
L. Dsnaher of Meriden is stopping at
the Lucas house, Savin Rock.
Mrs. Mary J. Dow died of typhoid fever in
Waterbury yesterday, aged 25.
Mrs. F. A. Durrant of this city Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. s. v. Beck, in Winsted.
E. e. Halls livery stable barn in Walling-
ford was slightly damaged by fire Sunday.
There were forty-fve deaths In Water
bury in June, including six of typhoid fever.
Morris Cove gets new Mayor every sum-
mer. This time 1t is Gilbert Rogers of Meri-
den.
The L. Candee rubber Mandatory started
up again yesterday morning after its short
shut down.
Meriden Just now is discussing the ques.
ton of an additional water supply, and where
1t is to come from.
To-day the First Methodist church Sunday
school of Waterbury and Its friends will pic
MO at High Rock grove.
Miss Ellis Daniels yesterday left Aeriden
for New Haven, where she will join party
who will sail for Europe.
Miss Mamie hickey of New Haven, who
has been the guest of Miss Mamie Cotter OF
Center street, Meriden, has returned.
General Embler says: eff the majority Of
the companies have voted to 60, in all prob.
ability the state will send the brigade as 9
brigade"
It 10 reported that the Rev. O. F. Weeden,
pastor of the First Congregational church of
Gloucester, will bring q bride home on his
return fron his western trip.
The Rev. R. E. Whittemore of Clinton 10
temporarily disabled, caused by the falling
of heavy stone on his foot while superin-
tending the building of his cellar.
The Bridgeport Standard still insists that
Bridgeport's enumeration is not yet oon.
pleted, and TINT the figures ~. 541, gain of
Sc per cent, are far from correct.
The Rev. Joseph Lyons Of Clinton, for
merly of New Haven, has gone on trip on
the schooner j. b. Chaffee with one Of his
parishioners, Captain Alex Buell.
8. 8. Scranton of Durham and daughters,
Miss Belle and May, have gone to Aartha's
Vineyard, where they will spend the sum
mar at their cottage at Cottsge City.
Rev. w. f. Markwick of New Haven will
be the guest of w. n. Stannis in Msriden
nextl Sunday, and will preach at Trinity
n. e. church. He is on his annual vaca.
tion.
A party of Meriden Masons will have 9
shore dinner at Savin Rock Tuesday, July
IL. There are already twenty members Of
Center and Meridsn lodges, F. d A. NJ, or
the list.
DIR. H. ]. Wood and wife, formerly of Tor.
rinRton, but now residing In Denver, Col.
. gre in New Haven for the benefit of the doc
tors health. DR.. Wood has been very Ill
lately.
Rev. R. ]. Davis OF st. Luke's church,
East Bridgeport, will sail for Europe next
week. He will be accompanied by his sister,
New Haven teacher, and will be absent
about two months.
The date for the drummer's state conven.
ton in Hartford Is set for Thursday, Sep
TENDER II. The association will hold field
day and picnic. The grand prize, now held
by the Father Matthew corps of Hartford,
will be disposed of by voting 1t to the most
popular corps.
John J. Russell, 20, who kept the saloon
OF No. Bishop street, Waterbury, died Of
typhoid fever yesterday morning at $50,
efter only nine days sickness. He WAS one
one of the brothers of Lawyer James r. Rus
sell, and resided at the we'll known Russell
home in Waterbury.
Mr.. D. 8. Cooper, the well-known State
street grocer, and wife, celebrate their gold
en- wedding to-day at their residence, 81
Lgon street, and q host Of their friends hsv,
sigai6ed their intention of calling on then
during the hours in which they will receive
viz: from 4 to 10 p. m.