Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-12
LOCAL WIS.
Brief Mention.

Buy on Carmel street. R. E. Baldwin. Miss Hattie P. Marsh, who has been vis- iting in Winsted, returned yesterday. Concrete walks laid and repaired by Conn. Concrete company, 49 Church st. Miss Jennie R. Boyce of 106 St. John street is spending her vacation at Tenafy, N. J. The Bristol I. o. o. F., Knights of Pythias, will go to Glen Island on Tuesday, August 1.
 Miss Mamie Bree was resting comfortably yesterday and was pronounced out of dan ger by her physician.
 Judge Hubbard and party of Wsllipg- ford leaves to day for Guilford pond. An omnibus load will go.
 Miss Helen Sanford of Lynwood street, this city, is visiting friends on Broad street, Merlden, for few days.
 Chief Ellis and Officer Crofton of An sonia will take Dr. Pulford from the jail here to Ansonia to-dsy for trial.
 Dr. Baribault returned yesterday from 8 months trip to Chicago and the worlds fair. He also visited Montreal.
 Commodore Richard Peck continues to improve and it is now expected that he will be restored to fine degree of health.
 Henry B. Todd of Meriden, who has bought land at Avon Park, Fla, is going extensively into the pineapple raising busi. ness.
 The families of E. G. Hubbel and Dr. Hubbel of Torrington are occupying Post master Montgomery's cottage at Sachems Head.
 On Sunday next the "Merry Bachelors of Norwich, with their friends, will make an excursion to this city on steamer City of Richmond.
 The Sunday school of the Court street synagogue will hold their annual excursion in the last week of this month, going to Pawson park.
 The semi-annusl meeting of Home coun- ell, Brotherhood of Relief, will bs held this evening at the home of E. R. Slater at 91 East Pearl street.
 Jsnitor Richard Coogan of the police building is absent from the city on 8 two weeks vacation, during which he will visit worlds fair at Chicago.
 The Hammonasset tribe of the Red Men held chief raising last evening at their wigwam. After this ceremony the chief degree was exemplified by B. F. Ginger.
 The Atlantic Yacht club will rendezvous at Glen Cove and sail across the sound to Black Rock. Rev. W. H. Thomas of Will son Cove will preach Sunday on board the Hsgship.
 There will be meeting of the New Ha- ven Christian Temperance association this evening at their rooms, on Orange street, in the interest of the further progress of the work.
 Ex-City Clerk Edward Downes was in New York city yesterday, the guest of Mayor Gilroy. He will leave for L.mster- dam, to which place he has been recently appointed consul, on Saturday.
 Some of the stock of the Chamberlin In vestment company of Denver, Col, the heaviest real estate company in the west, which closing its doors Monday, is held in Winsted. The liabilities, direct and con- tingent, are $2, 1869, ,11s, and assets 3,OOO,- GOO.
 0. D. Warner and his helpers of Ansonia are in Danbury, where they will be en- gagged for some time installing the Warner electric time system in the Consolidated railway station and shops. The system has been adopted by the Consolidated road and will be put in on tho Housatonic di- vision.
 E. 0. Becker, agent, sold yesterday for about 6, 900 plot of land sixty-ave feet front by one hundred and sixty deep on Mansfield street, corner of Champion street, to John Cronan, a contractor at Winches- ter armory, who is to erect an attractive house. The land was part of the Pro- lessor Shepard estate.