Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15
LOCAL NE WS
Br1eT Mention.

Brlef Mention
 huy on Carmel street. R. E. Baldwin
 Concrete walks laid and repaired h,
 conn' Concrete company, 49 Church st..
 aood, quality floor oil ee! el"ts; F., ,-vs pel pc
 yard, Home Drar--s vo, 694> Chapel St. r, The -t-.e convention of the Connecticut
 Bremen will be held at Danbury, August
 and9.
 Mrs. J. M. Harrison and Miss Mary K
 Harrison of this oity are at Cove cottage.
 Nantio.
 Msj jor H. H. Strong passed very con- 1ortaole day yesterday and is beginning to improve.
 Worlds fair excursion tickets s2s 40
 Morse, Schroeder & Stock, Room 10, Beue dict building.
 A large excursion party from New Lon
 don comes to this city on the City of Rich
 mond tomorrow.
 Miss Lillian Judd of Chestnut street and Miss Nellie Began of Winchester avenue left yesterday on 8 trip to Niagara.
 The first of the series of Vsru ten m,ls bicycle road races will be run over tba East Haven route Saturday, July go.
 denersl Secretary Daniel Colwell of the K. Of C., who has been confined to his home for several weeks, is able to be out again.
 Mics Annie Martinesu of Springfield, Mass, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Luckie of Bristo! street returned home 7es- terday.
 The St. Dominic's Y. M. T. A. B. soci- ety will give ladies' night entertainment in their rooms on Chapel street Monday evening.
 Another of those pleasing midsummer antiphonal vesper services will be held at the Second church, Fair Haven, to morrow evening at 7:3O.
 Edward Smith of Clinton has been sadly bereaved in the death of his mother which occurred in West Haven Thursday. The remains will be inferred in Clinton.
 Mrs. Edward W. Bacon, widow of the Rev. k. W. Bacon, who was pastor of the First Church of Christ in New London for several years, is visiting friends in that city. Trunks and travelling bags are always 7 an unsurpassed assortment at Burgess & l Burgess to select from, including special l t varieties for which they are sole agents; ' all can be suited. Rev. William Koepchen of St. Johns Meriden, is home from attending the semi t annual New York and New England Luth- ' eran pastors conference at Rondout. N. s Y., sixty clergymen being present. t Mrs. Ella O. Benton of the editorial staff b Of the Rocky Mountain News of Denver, o Col, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. E. W. f, Jones in Winsted. Mrs. A. 0. Jones of n this city Is also the guest of MT. and Mrs A Jones. Ijs The funeral of Joseph Lane takes place h this forenoon from St. Patrick's church. Deceased was brother of John J. Lane of sf Ehe Catholic Standard, and died at the It home of his mother of spinal meningitis, re Rev. Father Moore of South Meridep. a l st cousin of deceased, will celebrate the 'equiem mass. IT Yesterdays delightful weather was en- fo oysd by hundreds in carriage riding in tr ne city and suburbs. The recent alter an ating rains and sunshine has freshened eA.l. he whole face of nature and the fields and st, 'oods were never more attractive. The rops hereabouts in New Haven county are ap Il pronounced by the farmers to be doinp VI nely. mi The game of ball between the New Ha. in- on Stars and the Adelphi club of Birmipo- Ter am occurs this afternoon at Savin Rock. ow he game will Ina ool,.a .4 wh i'll be witnessed by a large number of nso M sople. The make up of the Stars is as the 'llows: G. Skinner, p; R. Haywood, c; tha 7. Haywood, 1b; D. Sullivan, 2b. " con ausnian, If; B. Moore, 3b; W. Blakeslee, ten ter, ; R. stratton, If; H. Phillhoussr, of stre Eli Morris, the we'll known saw mann Req otqrer of this oity, residing on Fair Ha- @ @wot n heights, was able to be up and dressal Iail sterday for the first time since fftaen potl 'eks ago, when he caught his foot and II pped and fell down stairs St b;a howe nue 'oturing his right thigh. MT. Mor-;a, of Y overy will cause much sstisfaction road ong his many friends. Nr. Norris many tracl ITS ago had twenty of his bones broken H his being caught in machiaery, and in wore has, in this and various other sccidents as hi thirty of his bones fractured, city
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