Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-10
LOCAL N e W \.
Brief m entIOn.


Try Pollentine Bitters.
Hugh Babcock of Windsor died of sun
stroke Tuesday.
The Davenport church and Sunday school
picnic to-day at Parlor Rock.
"My corps have entirely disappeared since
wearing Royal shoes" Mrs. J. B.
The Juvenile Templars of Naugatuck pic
nicked at High Rock grove yesterday.
The strike of the moulders at the Yale &
Towne factory, Stamford, is still unsettled.
DR.. Royal w. Pinney has returned from
New York to Derby to locate professionally.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Couch are spending the
summer with Mrs. j. N. Boyer at Willow
cottsge at Woodmont.
T. L. James and James Swan of Seymour
sailed yesterday for three month"; trip to
Europe for health and pleasure.
The Catholic Literary and TIA. B. societies
of Waterbury will give their annual excursion
to Savin Rock Saturday. July 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Graves sail for
Antwerp next Wednesday on the Rhineland.
They will spend two months in Europe.
Mr.. E'iza.Butler of Naugatuck sailed yes
terday for Queenstown and Mrs. James Mar
tin for Liverpool on the Majestic of the White
Star line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Joel of Meriden have
returned from Merwin's Point, where they
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William A
Penfeld.
Charles Blanchard has sufficiently recovered
from his recent illness at Stony Greek to b
out, and was brought to his home in Merider
yesterday.
Mrs. Sxqah D. Todd, widow of the late
1sper E. Todd, died suddenly of heart dis
ease July 6 at her home on Bradley street,
near State.
The Kings Daughters of Ansonia, under
the care of Miss L. H. Cotter, had q very en-.
joyab!e outing Tuesday, going to Merwin'f
Point by carryall.
Robert Didsbury, an employe of the Derby
Silver company, sailed for Liverpool yester.
day on the Majestic. He will return to Shell.
ton with his family.
DR.. Newport and Miss Belle Newport of
Meriden will sail for Germany September s..
Mics Newport will remain in Berlin two years
pursuing musical STUDIES.
Mics Nellie Pendexter of Meriden left for q
stay at Short Beach yesterday, and Il. A.
Pierce and wife of Meriden enjoyed the
breezes at Savin Rock yesterday.
Senator Graham of West Haven attended
the quarterly meeting of the trustees of the
Middletown insane asylum yesterday. Only
routine business was transacted.
Mrs. j. A. Bristol, sister of Mrs. j. N. Ly-
man, and her son of New Haven are taking q
summer outing at the farm house of G. E.
Messenger on South street, Winsted.
Charles Officer, aged thirty seven, of Wa
terville, was accidentally killed in Waterbury
Tuesday night. He was in carriage and in
rounding a corner was thrown out receiving
injuries which caused his death.
Frank K. Nye of Utica, N. Y, son of the
late Bert Nye, the former Morris Cove aud
Danbury hotel keeper, was on a visit to his
friend, John Anderson, in Bridgeport Toes
day, and visited friends here yesterday.
The work of erecting the electric light
compapy's new buildings at Barnesvills
bridge will begin right away. The main
building will be 76x124 feet and the boiler
house 55x5s. Both will be OF brick and one
story high.
The Daily Swelter of Pittsburg, Kan, July
6 says: Ex-Governor Waller of Connecticut
and consul general at London during Prssi-
dent Clevelsnd's administration and Hon. H..
L. Hill, banker of New Haven. Conn.,, are at
the Stilwell. They came west with Major
w. D. Ford.
Senator Morse of Meriden is arranging for
his annual coaching trip. 1t is proposed to
drive to Savin Rock next Sunday and then
follow the shore in an eastelly direction fol
two or three days. Senator Morse expects to
have for guests w. B. Cashen, Charles l.
Parker and perhaps Colonel Sawyer.