Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-13
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 Brief Mention. Buy on Carmel street. R. E. Baldwin. A new lodge, A. o. U. w., has just been formed in New London. Major H. H. Strong was resting little more comfortably yesterday.
 Concrete walks laid and repaired by Conn. Concrete company, 49 Church st. Frank H. Hart of Strong, Barnes, Hart & Co. and wife are spending the summer at Pine Orchard.
 Nearly all the stores in Southington were closed yesterday on account of the Mer- chants picnic at Savin Rock.
 Hon. Henry 0. Robinson and wife of Hartford are on their way to Chicago with Hon. Leverett Brainard and family.
 The Knights of St. Patrick of New Britain will hold their annual picnic at Savin Rock on either August 15 or F.
 The midsummer church sociable that was postponed by the Dixwell avenue Con- gregational church will be given this even ing.
 District Deputy Dickinson visited shel- lodge, A. o. U. w., Tuesday night and the third degree was worked on several can didates.
 The Calvary Baptist Sunday school held it's annual picnic at High Rock grove yes- terday. The picnic was one of the largest of the season.
 Sterling lodge, A. o. U. w., held their regular monthly meeting in the blue room, Masonic temple. Two prominent citizens were initiated.
 Miss K. R. Simmons, who has been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. E G. Fox in Wether- field the past week, returned yesterday to her home in this city.
 Some of the members of the Iron Hall In this city were elated last evening over the press reports yesterday that the Iron Hall was to resume business.
 F. J. Brown of Waterbury, who was taken suddenly i'll at Woodmont Tuesday, was reported to be much better yesterday and resting quietly at his cottage.
 Sergeant Reilley captured Leslie B. Forte at Wooding's livery stable in Grown street yesterday afternoon. Forte escaped from the insane asylum at Middletown June 23. He belongs in this city.
 Carl Msgnus Wilhelm Julien, late of San Francisco, Cal, son of the late Peter Mag nus Julien, died at the home of his mother, Mrs. Wilhelmins Julien, No. SC Pearl street, yesterday, aged twenty-six years.
 President Clark of the Consolidated road sailed for Europe yesterday afternoon and will spend the summer abroad. Mrs Clark and the other members of the fam lily have gone to their summer home ir Kennebunkport, Me.
 Last night about 12 o'clock, after the thunder shower, the sky directly back o1 East Rock was lit up brilliantly. Enquiry in North Haven and Montowese showed that the fire was somewhere in Handler and that it was probably barn.
 Dr. Carmalt went to Derby Tuesday and assisted by Dr. R. W. Pinney performed an operation on Mrs. Lewis, removing z large tumor. The operation was entirely successful and Mrs. Lewis rallied we'll. He, speedy recovery is now looked for.
 At Evangelist Moody college conference Tuesday at Northfeld, in the absence o1 MT. Moody in Chicago, MT. Hunt offered prayer with special reference to the deatt of Hiram Camp of this city. A hymn wal sung and then telegram of condolenct was sent to the bereaved family.
 In South Norwalk a branch of the KeeleJ institute was opened this week. The Senti nel says: "It is in the charge of Captain Frank M. Lovejoy of New Haven, gentle. man who has won renown with both sword and pen, having been @ oommandant in the civil war, and, during recent years news. paper writer of note."
 Rev. R. T. Cooper of Epworth Metho. dist church, New Haven, will occupy the pulpit of the Methodist church in Shelton next Sunday. MT. Cooper, though young man, has acquired an snviable reputation in this conference and is considered one ot the rising young divines of this denomina tion.-Ansonia Sentinel.
 Scoville L. Atwood, who was killed a sAvin Rock on Monday night by being TUT away with, was formerly a well knowr resident of Thomaston. He was brothe, of Cleveland Atwood, who now resides ir North6eld. Sooville Atwood erected ane lived in the house now owned and ooou pied by Frederick Seeley of Hickory hill Thomaston.
 The Courant says the Second regimen national guard officers examined at Hart ford Tuesday "were an unusually bright active, alert looking body of young men. After they had passed the board the. boarded horse car for Weshersdsld t, visit the state prison upon invitation O General Haven. Yesterday ton officers O the Third regiment will be examined by tn board.