Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-13
LOCAL NEWS,

EI. IL. coucS, tuo ciBdr uoaloI, uds ouJoy- ed vacation at Sheepshead Bay.
 All parts of the state were equally SUD- piled with hot weather yesterday.
 Miss Lizzie Andrea of 60 Sylvan avenue is spending her vacation in Sufield, Conn.
 Concrete sidewalks laid by Connecticut Concrete company, 49 Church st., Room 3.
 A ten pound son was born on Tuesday to MT. and Mrs. Edward Smith of Win throp avenue.
 Commander Harvey of Merwin post, G. A. R., Meriden, is critically i'll at Grand Rapids, Mich.
 The Veteran Odd Fellows association hold their annnal reunion at Branford Point August 19.
 Mrs. Dr. Morrell and niece will be at "Hotel La Pierre." Ocean Grove, N. J., for the remainder of the season.
 Miss Mable Clarke of Iranistan avenue, Bridgeport, returned yesterday from five weeks visit with relatives in New Haven.
 Yesterday the congregation of the North Guilford church had picnic at Pawson Park, the families going in their own teams.
 Good Shepherd lodge, I. o. o. F., of New Milford has sent $10O to Grand Mas ter Cowell for the proposed Odd Fellows home.
 Miss Kittie Cramer of No. Lyon place and Mrs. A. Dodge of Ansonia are spend ing month at Saugerties and Rhinebeck- on-the- Hudson
 Officer Sloan of New Britain came to the city yesterday morning and took away Henry J. Cook, who had been arrested the previous evening for horse theft.
 MT. and Mrs.. Marshall D. Atwater of Merced county, Cal, who have been visit ing with Robert Payne and family of Woodbridge, are visiting in Fair Haven.
 The edge of the big thunder storm yes terday only reached Obeds Heights, old saybrook, where the state prohibition camp meeting was in progress at the time.
 The Rev. c. Edwin Griggs of Chaplin, Conn.,, died suddenly on the train which left Hartford on the New England road shortly after 9 o'clock yesterday west bound.
 Friends of Christopher Pagan will be glad to hear that he is now fully recovered from the severe cold which he caught when he saved Patrick Donnelly from drowning.
 Chief Clerk H. E. Nettleton of the Union depot and his wife, Mrs. John Richards and William Richards of West Haven left Monday for two weeks stay at Lake Waramaug.
 William Dugan of Pembroke street, Bridgeport, was overcome by the heat yes terday morning while at work on the wharf there and was conveyed to his home in carriage.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church, West Haven, and friends will take an outing to-day to East Rock park, going in barges furnished free by MT. Williams of the West Haven livery stable.
 Stacks Second Regiment band went to Norfolk yesterday to give two concerts on the public square at the expense of public spirited citizen, MT. Battell, the founder of Battell chapel of Yale univer- sity.
 George T. Hine, the well known farmer of Orange, was working in a hole yester- day morning sinking rock weighing five or six tons when the heavy mass rolled over upon him. Both legs were broken, the fracture being compound, some of the bones protruding through the flesh.
 The Standard Investment company offer at par and accrued interest First Mortgage 6 per cent. twenty year bonds of Atkinson Steel and Spring works of Chicago Cap ital stock of the company is $300,000 first mortgage bonds s100, 900 and proceeds of sales of bonds are to be applied to pay ment of floating debt, constructing plate mill and providing additional. working capital. The present net earning capacity is $36,OOO. +., .-...