Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-07-24
LOCAL N Il W ..

Brief Mention.
Judge Shipman Is at Indian Neck for q
week.
Pollentine Bitters for stomach troubles. G.
s. Leete & Go.
John A. Adams is spending his vacation al
Far Rockaway.
Make no mistake. The Royal shoe is sold
only at 81 Church street.
Willie Berage, aged seven, was drowned
yesterday at Higganum In q small stream.
The old Bristol property on Chapel street,
fronting Academy, rs to be renovated through
out
"Apples Of Eden" . new number Of tbs
Minerva series, for sale by T. Il. Pease &
Son.
Eagle hose, hook and ladder company of
Ansonia 90 to Glen Island In August on the
Starin.
Mrs. William o. Armstrong of Howe street
left yesterday for Newark, NJ, to spend the
summer.
The drought is doing damage to the tobac-
co, apple, berry and corn crops in some secs
tions Of the state.
This week Rev. DR.. q. @. Hovey of Bridge
port lectures at Ocean Grove and Key East on
"Subterranean Scenery"
Samuel Barker, an inspector at Sargent &
Co.'s, has returned from Vermont, where he
has been spending his vacation.
Mis- Belle g. Foster and brother, Harry
N. Foster, Of 220 Orange street, are spending
the summer in BrookAeld, Conn.
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shipping department at Sargent & Co.'s, IL
away enjoying two weeks vacation.
The Y.M.C.L.A. of Waterbury take pos
session of Ssvin Rock next Saturday. Ru-
dolph's orchestra will play for the dancing.
The Right Rev. w. F. Nichols, the newly
consecrated assistant bishop Of Cslifornis, Is
. member of the Fairfield County Historical
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Three thousand members of the Ancient
Order of Forssters are expected to attend the
state field day exercises to be held at Savin
Rock probably August 10.
A man named Froudinesr, employed at
wilkinson Bros. & Co.'S paper mill, Shelton,
was struck on the head by crank yesterday
morning, making cash several inches long.
Patrick Mahan. q carpenter Of Watertown,
while at work in Waterbury, fell from q
building and was badly hurt. He fell
twenty-five feet. He was taken to Water
town.
Mystic chapter, o. Il. g., 60 to Glen Grove
park, Saltonstall lake, toaday on thsir an
nual outing. They leave this city on the
9:25 train and sail on the Cygnet to the park,
where they remain until late in the after
noon.
Lawyer James T. Breen of Chicago, for
merly of Naugatuek, died of heart disease.
He argued case in court the afternoon be.
fore he died. 1t is said that he was attending
strictly to business and was fast winning suc-
cess at the Chicago bar.
Always great place to find the biggest
variety of trunks and travelling bags for tour
lists and all others Is Burgess & Burgess', and
ladies off to the mountains or sea shore, don't
forge. those fur shoulder capes at Burgess &
Burgess, sold 80 low and of which so many
have been sold this season.
Senator HawIey says in regard to the agree
ment upon Mr.. Emery F. Strong of Bridge
port for United States marshal that the re-
publican members of the Connecticut dele-
CATION have endorsed him unanimously.
Senator Plat also says the entire delegation
has recommended Mr.. Strong.
The architect of the Consolidated railroad,
W. Stewart Babeock, has started for the
White mountains with his family for the sea-
son. Colonel Goodings daughter, who is a
niece of Mr.. Babcock, is with the Babcock
family on the White mountain trip. Colonel
Gooding is chief justice of Arizona.