Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-07-11
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention,


Own q home-$10 q NOR. E. Baldwin.
The New Haven Bicycle club took run
to Branford yesterday.
Rev Mr. Mossman will spend portion
of August in Madison.
The Rovers' Bicycle club visited Mer-
wins Point yesterday.
The Monticello club added eighteen new
members Saturday evening.
Mrs. H. F. Ellinwood of this city is Wis
iting her parents in Middletown.
Many members of the Ramblers' Bicycle
club visited Wallingford yesterday.
Mrs. F. S. Guilford of this city ia the
guest of Mrs E. w. Stevens in Middle
town.
Humphrey street Congregational Sunday
school will give an excursion to High Rock
grove July 20.
Rev. A. N. Lewis, who was visiting here
last week, has returned to his new home in
Montpelier, vt.
Mrs. Mary E. Perkins of Winsted is the
guest of Superintendent Baker of the Tele-
phone company.
Mr.. Samuel Meyer and Mr.. julius Gross
man of New York ore stopping at the Hin
man house, Savin Rock.
One or two electric cars will be put in
service on the West Haven road the latter
part OF this week probably.
Charles S. Leigh, formerly of this city,
the past eight years of Kansas, is in town
visiting his brother, Harry Leigh.
Tba hat Dox Tot 10
to leave St. Mary's church, this city, for
another field of labor is unfounded.
L. E. Barnes, manager of the S. o. Bag
company, Southington, spent yesterday
with T. E. Barnes and family at Merwin's
Point.
Err. I. Pickens of New Canaan has
been sent to the Pasteur institute in New
York. Pickens was bitten by mad dog
Monday.
FL. Wadhams and family of this city
have gone to Torrington to spend the sum.
mer and will occupy the old place in Day
tonville.
The New Haven Singing society attends
the Saengerfert in New Britain to-day and
tomorrow. They take along the Second
regiment band.
Miss Jeannete Michel of New York and
her intended, Mr.. Joseph King of Wash.
ington, are visiting at Mrs. L. NJ. Hirsch's
cottage, Savin Dock.
Truman S.Lewis of Waterbury has had a
breach of promise suit brought against him
by Miss Annie g. Conlon, formerly a clerk
in Hartford candy store.
Edward O'Brien, aged sixty, an old resi-.
dent and an inmate of the almshouse, made
an Intellectual attempt to commit suicide
Saturday by taking laudanum.
The door of the Wheeler & Wilson sew.
ing machine Office on Chapel street was &C
cidentally left unlocked last evening. 20
liceman Smith attended to the case.
In the absence of Rev. H. L. Huchins
pastor of the Taylor church, during July
and August, ex-Judge Blydenburgh will
conduct the services in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. I. Atwater, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Beckley and Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Kelly, all of this city, will spend
this and next week in Brooksvale, Chesh
ire.
A meeting of the various mayors in the
state will be held at Bridgeport July 20
Mayor Marigold of that city will enter
tain the visitors by giving them a shore
dinner.
Hundreds went to Savin Rock by thu
horse cars yesterday. Many went in thu
morning to catch the benefit of the higl
tide. But large numbers went also in tn,
afternoon.
F. A. Gilbert of Boston, formerly {
Chapel street merchant here, proposes te
erect a new hotel at Savin Rock on hi
land, nearly opposite the Hills homestead
property.
The Misses Meeker of Shelton. avenue
with Mr. Bergman and James Morris, ART
aquiring proficiency on the new cushion
tire bicycles. They rode yesterday to Wa
terbury and back.
Hugh J. Reynolds, the wine merchant
sails for Europe August on the City o.
Paris. He will travel extensively in Ire
land, England and France and be absen
about two months.
George Beven of East Hampton died q
his home in that place Saturday. HI
leaves widow (who is very sick) and ont
child. He was q member of the firm o.
Beven Brothers and very highly respected
A party of tourists, in which was New
Havener, captured several large sword6st
while fishing off Block Island Saturday
The large catches of big blueish and sword
fish have been made off Block Island in tn,
last few days.
The Misses Eva Hubbard, Emma Ora
ham and Alice Lombra of Meriden ar,
among the new arrivals at Short Beach
where they expect to meet a party from
one of the Thimble Islands and enjoy ,
weeks outing.
Another hot day yesterday added to tn
list of hot days for '92. The thermometer
about town generally scored SO in tn
shade; some stood at 80. The town pum]
and the soda water fountains wore vel
pAtxopizsd lat evening.