Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-21
LOCAL NEWS.

The Misses Bangs are at Lake Mohonk,
N. Y.
Miss Carrie Wright is on . two weeks
vacation at Morris Cove.
The menhaden fshermen report small
run of the fish this year.
Miss Bell Thorpe has just returned from
Q ten days stay at Indian Neck.
Miss Louisa Jenkins from Chicago, ILL.,,
is visiting with Mrs. A. Houston.
The Y. NJ. G. A. bicycle club of SIAM
ford will make lantern parade July 49,
A. G. Jones and E. C. Jones of this
city are at the Highland home, Litchfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Watson of
Ansonia are spending the week at Mer-
wins Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gay of this city
are summering at Washington, Conn.,, at
Mr.. G. d. Mason's.
John J. Anderson of Blake & Aliens
clothing store, Meriden, is spending his
vacation at Morris Cove.
]. w. Mclaughlin, proprietor of a
small candy store on State street, made a
voluntary assignment yesterday.
The A. o. F. lodges from Hartford
Waterbury and New Haven will go on an
excursion to Pot Island August 81.
Mrs. Cremin of New Haven and he,
niece, Miss Mary Gsrvey, are visiting al
Dr. L. NJ Cremin's in New Britain.
Miss Genie Whitehead of this city, who
has been the guest of Lewis Greene's fami-
ly, Meriden, for the past week, returned
to her home yesterday.
Manager T. H. Delavan of Meriden will
leave for New York Friday. and Saturday
at 2 p. m. he will sail on the steamer Kan
sas for Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs. Rose E. Eyer, wife of M. A. Egel
of New Britain, died yesterday, aget
twenty-five. She was for some time of tn
Wilbur Dramatic company.
Mrs. Eliza A. Sellew. widow of Mr.
Horace B. Sellew of Glastonbury, dice
yesterday at the home of her sou, Mr.. De
Forest Sellew, in Hartford.
Among tho speakers at the democrati
banner raising in Bridgeport Saturda.
night will be Representative Callahan o
New Haven and Judge S. NJ. Blake of New
York.
Mrs. Isabelle, widow of the late Gearg
g. Notion, died in New York city yester
day. The deceased lady was formerl,
for nine years a resident of this city
The interment will be in Madison to-mo1
row.
A strike among the men employed il
the grinding and finishing department o
the Miller Brothers cutlery factory is il
progress. The men were ordered ont b.
Secretary Knaft Of the National Knife
makers union.
Middletown has just voted that tn
town join the city and county in erection
of a new building, the towns one hir,
not to exceed 100000. The selectmel
were appointed as a building committe
and authorized to borrow the money at
per cent.
Special season tickets have been issue,
for all who wish to attend the Baptis
Bible school union at Crescent Beach Jul
26 to July 20 inclusive. The stations a
which the tickets are obtainable are Nev
Haven, Hartford, Middletown, Deep River
Essex and New London.
Mrs. Toof of this city is at R. Tusking
toms, West Morris, Conn.,, and at E. 3
Clark's in the same town are Miss Lilli
Robinson, Mrs. Starkweather and daugh
ter, Miss Bishop, Mrs. Boshen and Mis-
Lucy Pierpont, all of New Haven, and Mis-
Mabel Hunter of Bridgeport.
The fourteenth annual meeting of tn
Connecticut Commercial Travellers Of
sociation will be held at Pleasure Beach
Bridgeport, on Friday, July 20. A fin
dinner will be served, and music will b
furnished by Jerome Nays banjo qua,
tette and the colored quartette.
President Watson ]. Miller of the Derb
Silver company, Woloott Miller of Nico
street, this city, and Mrs. Hall of Middle
field were among the relatives present q
the funeral of Richard E. Miller in Meri
den yesterday. Many years ago decease
was in business with President I. g. Levi
of the Aeriden Brittania company.
Record was made yesterday of the fol
lowing transfers of land to the Consoli
ooeA Aoou, WHICH, IL 10 Do useQ IOr In
joining of the New York division and tn
New Haven and Derby: John 8. Cannon
Nathan B. Hoyt, George q. Smith, WI
Yam O. scobie, George q. Smith, Sidney J
Benham, Jeremiah Smith and Charles q
Kimberly.
Miss Horton of Windsor Locks hs
been appointed instructor in mathematio
in the Connecticut Literary Institute a
suhield, and will assume the duties o
the position in September. Mr.. @. A
Merrill of the class of '92, Colby unive,
sity, and Mr.. Austin of the graduating
class at Yale have also been appointe,
members Of the corps of instructors
Both of these gentlemen stand high !,
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