Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-08-22
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Brief Mention.


High water to-day at 1871 p. m.
Invest money in New Haven.-R. E.
Baldwin.
The 21st school year of the Yale Business
College begins Monday, September 4.
Mr.. G. B. Tiley OF this city is the guest
of Mr.. G. L. Tracy, South Manchester.
Concrete walks laid and repaired by
Conn Concrete company, 40 Church street.
A number of the pay checks of W. & B.
Douglass, Middletown, have been accepted
by merchants here.
Mrs. R. D. Tibbals of Cobalt. sister of
DR.. Walter Jodson, is in town, owing to
the doctors Illness.
Excursion tickets to Chicago $500, and
$26.40 with stop-over privileges. Morse,
Schroeder & Stock, Room 10, Benedict
building. Open evenings.
The August term of the United Ssstes
district court will convene in the United
States court room, over the postofhoa, at
at 10 o'clock this morning.
Miss Eta Taylor. head aa!eswoman for
w. S. Lewis of Torfington for several
years, is to leave there soon and make
permanent residence in this city, owing to
the death of her mother.
Grand Chancellor L. F. Norton of the
K of P. of this city hiss made arrange
ments to visit every lodge of the order in
this state during his term OF Office. He
has already visited ten lodges officially.
The Manning 4 Bowman shops, Meri-
den, start up again to day, and the Meriden
Britannia factory, which has been running
four days of eight hours a week, began
yesterday on three days q week of ten
hours each.
The family monument in honor of Gov
ernor R. D. Hubbard will bs erected in
Cedar Hill cemstery, Hartford, this week.
it is of gray granite, finely polished, and
thirty feet in height, and is of the pure
Egyptian style Of design.
Mrs. Asa s. Curtis of Stratford had
surgical operation performed Saturday for
Carmalt, assisted by Dr.. W. B. Cogswell.
The operation was performed in this city,
and was quite successful.
Vice President Tuttle of the Consoi-
dated road would neither affirm nor deny
the report yesterday that he had been Of
fered the presidency of the Boston and
Maine railroad at 900 a year, lift of
$4,000 year over his present position.
He declined to discuss the matter.
Manager 81. R. Durant of the new AGNES
and Manager Miller of the Meridens have
arranged game for next Saturday in Wa
terbury. 1t will bs the first of a series
probably between the two teams. The
great Denny O'Neil aud Pitcher Bowers
will play with the Waterburys, while the
Meridens will have Carey and Platt il all
likelihood.
Among the distinguished visitors from
Connecticut at the meeting of the grand
lodge, I. o. o. F., of New York state,
held yesterday In New York city were
Grand Master W. q. Marigold of Bridge
port, Grand Warden D. R. Alling, and
Past Grand Masters Charles B. Ware, F. S.
Hunt, Bradley S. Keith, W. II. Stannard,
Philip Pond and W. H. Comley.
lu0 NOW D1iGAlh ASLhiA Ia5t SsCAiAH, AL
opening an editorial article on Mayor Sar-
gents plan for raising money for the city,
saye: "There may be a moral in the sug-
gestion of Mayor Sargent relative to rails
ing money for city improvements that We
can afford to think over here in New
Britain" The paper then advises the New
Britain authorities to take similar action.
At several of the Ansonia factories work
was resumed yesterday. At the Phelps,
Bartholomew & Co.'s clock shop, which
has been shut down since August 10, no.
tice was given yesterday that the suspen
sion of work would be continued until
August %. Wallace & Sons started up
their large works, with the exception of
the brass mill and portions of some of the
other departments.