Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-15

FEASONAA NOxE0 About New Haven People Chiefly - Jots1ngs About other COnnectIeut People.
 Colonel Lsavenworth is at Block Island.
 A son of Chief Nolan of Birmingham is seriously i'll.
 Patrick Murray of Lloyd street, Fair Ha- ven, sails for Europe Thursday.
 A child of Peter McGivney of Birmingham died at Burns Point, Milford, Sunday.
 A daughter was born to Mir. and Mrs. Michael Smith of Wallingford, Sunday.
 Miss Lila Wells of Fair Haven is visiting her uncle, Judge Wells, at Springfield, Mass.
 Bernard D. Healey of the Boston store, 785 Grand avenue, has gone to the Cody cottage, Montowese.
 D. F. Meigs of Meigs & Co.,, this city, and his wife have gone for stay at the White mountains.
 Warden s. w. Crofut and family of Danielsonville are enjoying sea breezes al Block leland.
 Foreman Gardner will represent Wallace Hose of Wallingford at the fremen's conven. tion lip Waterbury.
 street undertaken, is soon to leave Meriden and will locate in Colorado. His departure will be in September.
 Rev. N. N. Beers and wife from westerl New York are visiting his sister, Mrs. Jame R. Crockett, 61 Lafayette street. He resid ed here fifty years ago.
 J. Birney Futile yesterday received his ap pointment as special collector of statistic among the manufacturers of New Haven, Bir mingham and Hamden.
 Ex-Constable Wiseman is able to be abou again by the nse of @ crutch. He had an &C., cidental fall from the window of his joinel shop on George street about two weeks ago by which he was severely hurt. Dr. M. F. Linquist and G. 0. Peterson oi New Haven and F. A. Sperry of Chicago started yesterday for Pawson park, where they will camp out for two weeks. They ex pect Mir. s. H. Peck to join them.
 Among the guests at the hop of the Hotel Pembroke Saturday night were: Mir. and Mrs. LeRoy Upson, Miss Julie Upson, Miss den, Mics Lewis, the Messrs. Smith, Ander. son, Hoyt, Barnard, Brown, George Baird and many others.
 George F. Greeley of Bridgeport. neph- ew of General Greeley of this city, saved two boys from drowning Saturday. The lads had got beyond their depth. MT. Greeley. who chanoed aleng, pulled off his coat, waded in and rescued them both. One ot the lads was just sinkingfo for the last time.
 Rev. W. P. Elsdon, pastor of the First Baptist church, Waterbury, left last nigh for Chicago and other points in the wes' where he will spend his vacation. During his absence morning and evening servioel will be held in the church as usual with thu exception of one Sunday. The pulpit will be filled during MT. Elsdon's absence b. Rev. O. E. Tullar, brother of E. O.. Tollar pastor of St. Paul;s church of Waterbury the Rev. R. A. Martin of Providence, R. I. and the Rev. MT. Mason of New Haven. Interests Folks. Little and Big. Dickerman, the florist, has two littl bipeds at his store on Chapel street whic are real curiosities. They are pair Of Mar moset monkeys. They are little fellows nc more than four or five inches long, but thei tails are nearly two feet in length. They re senble squirrel very much and are stripe | gray and black. Mir. Dickerman secure them about three weeks ago from the coo of South American vessel. The climate little cold for them here and they requir careful attention. The pair sleep in littl basket about six inches in diameter an three inches deep, and how they get into il tails and all, would puzzle anybody to tel But they do, and after they are in they pu their blanket over them and tuck in the col ners without any assistance. They are ger tie and like to be petted. They are yer ] fond of each other and cry piteonsly if seps rated for any length of time. People con from all parts of the city to see the cunnir little creatures, and DO end of children ca to see them.