Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-07-23
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There were eight funerals yesterday.
Coal rose in price twenty-five cents more ton
yesterday.
Pease & Son have received Harpsr's Magazine
for August.
George c. Schneider and family of Ansonia are
at Merwins Point.
Mrs. G. L. Sanford of Denver, Col, is visiting
friends in this city.
DR.. and Mrs. H. A. Nettleton of Birmingham
were at Savin Rock yesterday.
Mrs. William Watson Of Ansonia sails for
Glasgow to-day to visit her old family home.
The fourth electric car will be added to the
equipment Of the West Haven road to-day.
The condition of Reporter Stephen Hiney,
who is i'll in Birmingham, continues more favor
able.
Eunice c. Leavenworth and F. G. Leavenworth
yesterday conveyed to the Consolidated road
piece of land near West river.
Charles Ross, aged twenty three, died Thurs
day evening in Branford OF consumption He
resided in the Central house.
Willard F. Ensign of $40 George street returns
tc Jay from pleasant stay in the White noun
tains at the Alpine house, Bethlehem.
Charles Hubbell, superintendent Of the Ster-
ling company's factory, Birmingham, was slight
ly affected by sunstroke at Derby yesterday
noon.
One of the handsomest lawns in Birmingham
is that in front Of the residence Of Rev. Charles
McElroy, pastor of ST. Mary's church on Eliza
beth street.
The concrete walk the north side Of
Chapel street, between the Mill river bridge and
East street, is very much dilapidated and in
want of repair.
yesterday at the coal docks near the Mill river
bridge at Grand street. This is tie largest YES
sci ever tied up at this wharf.
The Meriden branch No. 1,09S of the Order of
the Iron Hall will make every effort to take a
large crowd on the excursion to Glen Island by
the Starin Tuesday, August o.
The Rev. DIR. Beach, presiding elder, will
preach in Trinity M E. church at 1880 a. m.
tomorrow. The Rev. DR.. Vail will preach at
Short Beach in the morning, and at Trinity in
the evening.
M. Beebe, while playing with cane yesterday,
tripped and fell on It, making very bad wound
in his neck necessitating the calling Of q physi-
clan to sew the wound up.
Doollttle's East Rock stage leaves Church and
Chapel streets at 10 O'Clock a. m. and o'clock
p. m. for TOP of East Rock by English drive.
Return trip by Farnam drive. This very pleas
ant trip is enjoyed by many people.
s. O. Bartram, the jeweler, who was taken i'll
with malarial fever a week ago, was, by advice
OF his physician, removed into the country and
was taken to Redding, his wife accompanying
His condition shows no improvement yet
Rev. H. II. Kelsey Of Hartford, chaplain OF
the First regiment, Is making extensive ar
rangements for religious entertainment in
Camp White this year. Mr.. Kelsey Is depending
considerably on New Britain talent for assist
ance In music.
Burgess & Burgess big stock and variety OF
trunks and travelling bags occasions busy times
at their store even this hot weather and they
are every day filling orders for fur shoulder
capes from New Haven ladies at the seashore OF
mountains. Buyers can get the capes now OF
specially low prices
The grand special sale Of summer furniture
at Armstrong; is feature Of the summer
trade. Verandah rattan seats $40 and upwards
are among the specialties Prices certainly
low enough to attract plenty of buyers. A
large assortment is shown, including all the
specialtIes Of the season.