Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-21
LOCAL NEWS.
Rriaf Mention.


 This is the week to buy shoes. Removal sale at the Royal.
 The Eighteenth C. V. reunited at Mystic Island yesterday.
 Mrs. R. M. Hoyt of Collinsville is visit ing for few days in this city.
 MT. George Luft of Nash street is spend ing his vacation at Savin Rock.
 Company E, Hibernian Rifles, Water bury, visit Savin Rock Saturday.
 The Farrell foundry excursion to Savin Rock netted $75 for the foundrymen.
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Burwel and Miss Burwen of Hartford were in this city yes- terday.
 Nearly all the curb on Nash street has been reset in preparation for the cobbling of the gutter.
 The remains of the late MT. Holloway of Fair Haven will be taken to New London for interment.
 On Monday, September 7, at 10 g. m. the fall tournament of 1891 of the Hartford Lawn club will open.
 J. w. Narramore and family of Ansonia returned home from their vacation at Mer- wins Point, yesterday.
 MT. John Clyne of Fair Haven leaves next week for Litchfeld, where he will spend his two weeks' vacation.
 Professor w. c. Robinson and wife are in the White mountain region, and return about the middle of September.
 MT. and Mrs. F. G. Hillhouse of New York city, former residents of New Haven, are visiting here for few days.
 Jefferson D. Bill, son of James A. Bill of Lyme, has started for Colorado. The trip is taken for the benefit of his health. Many friends are glad to learn of the continued improvement in health of Fred erick Quintard, who was in town last even- . ing
 Frederick A. Heinze, a contractor at the Stanley Rule and Level factory, New Brit ain, died at his home yesterday morning, aged 62.
 The board of finance yesterday affixed their signatures to the bills for the salaries of the police and fire departments for the past month.
 Miss Rose Block of New York was given an enjoyable reception last evening at the home of the Misses Laudenback, at 27e Water street.
 Mrs. Francis Wayland, New Haven, and Dr. Leonard Waldo and wife of Bridgeport were among the guests at the Hotel An drews, Winsted, yesterday.
 Rev. Dr. Raymond, president of Wes- leyan, now in Europe, is expected to sail for home August 27. The fall term com mences on Thursday, September IF.
 Howard L. Curtiss of the New Britain Savings bank left yesterday on his Victor safety for his former home in Milford, Conn.,, where he will spend part of his vacation.
 A party of Baltimore society people are stopping temporarily in New Haven. The party includes Mrs. c. H. Hunting, Miss Hunting, Mr. w. D. Lilly and MT. Chan ming Lilly.
 The family of Manager Pelham of B. Shoninger & Co.'s Waterbury store will move to Bridgeport on September 1. MT. Pelham will still retain his position with the Waterbury branch.
 Frank L. Verance, business manager for Miss Rosabel Morrison, who appears at Proctor's in "The Danger Signal, and who is well known in this city, is spending a few days here with friends.
 Yesterday afternoon James Kane was arrested by Supernumerary Lyman E. Bradle ey for breach of the peace against Michael Heating, committed on the corner of Wallace and Collis streets.
 MT. and Mrs. L. M. Hirsch, Miss Emily Hirsch, MT. Julius Grossman and Miss Eileen Kern of Savin Rock have gone tc Saratoga, Lake George and the Catskil mountains on a two weeks trip. a<
 Dr. Carmalt of this city visited Ansonis Wednesday afternoon and removed Joseph Kneen's eye. It took but six minutes tc complete the operation after Kneen wal placed under the influence of ether, and il was very successful. It is believed it vii save the remaining eye.
 Ex-Senator Ingalls, is interesting himself in irrigation, subject now occupying SC much attention in the west. He has beer recently made @ director of the Uvalde Irrigation Manufacturing and Water com pany, which expects to irrigate over 16O, GOO acres of splendid land in southwestern, Texas. Their card appears in this issue
 Fire at Sarsfeld Farm.
 PORTLAND. Aug. 20.-Fire broke ou late last night on the Sarsfield farm. tn, barn in the rear of Blodgett's drug stor being entirely destroyed. All the horse and carriages were saved. It is though that the fire was incendiary. They Fell BIne.
 MANCHESTER, Aug. 19.-The member of the fourth lodge of the Order of tn Royal Ark here are blue. Until the new that temporary injunction had been is sued on the supreme lodge became current faint hopes were entertained by loca members that they would receive thei money, but since that time all hopes hay vanished.
 We established 46 years ago and intent