Morning journal and courier., 1891-06-18
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.


To-day the Eleventh G. V. reunite at
Waterbury.
Gentlemen, our 50 Goodyear welt shoe
is perfect in every respect, Royal.
The Birmingham Bicycle club has de-
cided to hold field day meeting soon.
The Brittania shop spinners, Meriden,
will spend the day, Saturday, at Savin
Rock.
An Italian died from sun stroke at Stony
Creek, Tuesday. He worked at the quar-
ries there.
Judge Elisha Carpenter and family have
gone to their summer home at Falmouth
Heights, Mass.
The Putnam phalanx of Hartford finely
honored "Old Puts" memory at Putnam
Memorial park in Redding yesterday.
Judge Deming was in Bridgeport yester-
day in consultation with Mayor Marigold
regarding the situation of affairs.
Mrs. Robert j. Cook, wife Of. Yale's
trainer, arrived at New London Tuesday.
Mrs. Cook is an enthusiast in boating mat
ters.
Mr.. Norman, for many years bookkeep-
or at Henry Hooker & Co.'S, has become
secretary of the J. NJ. Marlin Firearms
company.
Ex-Judge Loomis of the supreme court
of errors has accepted an appointm ent as
one of the regular instructors in the Yale
Law school.
The Hartford common council has ap-
propriated $500 as a Fourth of July fund
and big celebration Is planned on the
strength of it.
The Waterbury butchers and meat mar
ket men take an afternoon off to-day. A
base ball match among themselves will be
one of the features.
At the regular meeting of the Red Cross
lodge, No. 1852, Order Sons of st. George,
held last night, the sum of $25 was voted
for the Adjutant Campbell monument.
George Haircan, popular foreman at
the Waterbury watch shop, who was to
have been welded yesterday to Miss Nellie
Shea of that city, is mysteriousIy missing.
The remains of Thomas Bassatt, who
died in this city last Saturday, were in
TERED in the cemetery at Redding Ridge,
Monday. he was resident of that place.
The big change in the weather last night
brought out the fur shoulder capes Bur
CESS & Burgess have sold many of them
this week. A great line of trunks and
bags also for the tourists.
A wheel of hack collapsed on Church
street yesterday afternoon. Two ladies
were in the vehicle, one of whom was
bruised and assisted into Somer's grocery
store where she soon revived.
The large barn owned by Nelson Tnttle,
the ice dealer, on the turnpike near Nor
walk, was burned at $3.50 o'clock yes.
terday morning The barn was worth
over 1000. Fire bugs did it.
Mr.. Joseph shoninger of Chicago, who
has charge of the western branch of the
business of B. Shoninger & Co. Of thit
city, has just made short visit to his
parents and other relatives here.
The weather was very hot yesterday anc
it was also very cool yesterday. The trans
ition from forenoon's heat to the chilly
evening temperature, when light overcoat'
and fur shoulder capes were in vogue
again, was very striking to all.
Yesterdays Danbury News says: "Fret
Catlin, the eighteen-ysar-old young ma,
who won four of the principle races in tn
recent bicycle tournament at Now Haven
is the nephew of Charles M. LaRue of thi
city and has many friends here"
Colonel John Watson, who was buriet
in New York, Tuesday, and whose estat
inventoried upwards of $10,000,0O0, wa
an uncle of Mrs. Colin NJ. Ingerson of thi
city and was q former partner of the lat
Colonel z. Pratt of Prattsville, N. Y, wht
was well known to some Of New Haven
prominent citizens.