Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-12

NOTICE.
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 LOCAL NEWS. Brief Mention.
 Norwalk is on the verge of water fam inc.
 The comfort Royal shoes are the ones that get there, save $1.
 The family of H. O. Noble of New Brit ain are at Double Beach.
 Miss Alice Beach of New Britain is visit ing Mrs. s. B. Smith in Allingtown.
 Vice President Reed of the Consolida ted road was in Springfield yesterday.
 Mrs. M. s. Wadham and her son liar ry of 99S Grand avenue have gone to Norfolk, c. P. Pierce and family of Meriden have arrived at Short Beach for a weeks stay. Mrs. George w. Wright of this city is stopping at the Hotel Andrews, Winsted. William Bartlett of Glastonbury is vis- iting his brother, c. P. Bartlett of State street.
 The Methodist Sunday school of Yales- vile have decided to go to Pawson Park August IS.
 Mrs. Marcia Hinman of New Haven is with Miss Alice Stiles in Southington for a few weeks.
 The Veteran Odd Fellows association hold their annual reunion at Branford Point August 19.
 Deputy Collector Mcdonald of the United States internal revenue office was in Derby yesterday.
 James Malley, ST., of Wilkesbarre, form erly dry goods merchant in this city, has become totally blind.
 Lewis Stetson of New Haven is visiting his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Isaac Goodspeed, in Greeneville.
 MT. Edward O'Brien of 70 Beach street is summering in Litchfeld county. He will probably stay until late in Septem- Der.
 John Bailey of New York was waylaid on Water street and robbed yesterday morning by an unknown footpad, who es- capped.
 Dr. Adelaide Lambert has returned from a two weeks vacation in the Adirondacks much improved by the bracing air in that vicinity.
 Mrs. z. Spencer of Shelton and Miss Cornelia M. Bates of New Haven, daughter of Charles Bates are at their summer resi- dence in Nepauge.
 Mrs. George E. Marsh of IS Prince street, who has been in Boston for six weeks, is now in Goshan, Conn.,, where she intends to stay until September 1.
 At the lawn party given recently at Merwins Point by Mrs. c. H. Merwin about fifty were present including party of her New Britain friends.
 Granville w. Wright, a superintendent at the Sargent Manufacturing company, was visiting in Winsted Monday, his first visit to Winsted in eleven years.
 Mrs. William H. Coolidge and Mrs. Mary A. Goodyear returned yesterday from a three weeks stay at Mantle and re- port having had very pleasant vacation. George E. Standard, local manager in Norwich for the Southern New England Telephone company, is spending well earned vacation at his old home in New Haven.
 Harry R. Shelley, the well known or agnist. formerly of New Haven, but now residing in Brooklyn, is spending the sum- II. oA 1,s c,&1 1,, 1orxy Ard itor Lake.
 Theodore Simon and John Shields, two small boys hailing from Boston and Lowell, were found at the depot penniless last night. They were put in the truant room over night.
 The fourth annual tournament of Stand ard Keystone Target company opened in New London yesterday and will continue four days. The New Haven Gun club is represented at the shoot.
 Miss Blythe Booth of New Britain re- turned to Short Beach yesterday afternoon. She says that life at the shore this sum- mer is livelier than ever before. On Fri day evening the annual illumination all along Short Beach occurs.
 T. J. Sneed, member of Sheffield lodge, No. 9, K. of F., was presented by his fel- low members Monday evening with 6 handsome jewel. MT. Sneed has been in poor health for some time and will start for Denver some time this week.
 A display station of the weather bureau was established yesterday at Bridgeport with Captain John McNeil in charge. The station will be under the control of the New Haven weather office in the same manner as the display station at New Ha- night. ~ 1as4 s'i
 MT. A. Perkins of Westville, who has been with the Parker paper mill for the past twelve years, has removed to Lee, Mass, where he will take charge. of a paper mill conducted by MT. Eaton, who was formerly identified with the Parker paper mill.
 A fine excursion will be that given by the Housatonic Railroad tomorrow to Fishkill- on the Hudson in connection with the steamer James T. Brett to Poughkeep- sic bridge and return and at very low ex- cursion rates, Full particulars at Derby depot ticket office. A large party is ex- pected.
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