Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-08-03
der the following program:

A dog owned By Dan Mi chell Of Oak
street showed signs of hydrophobis yester-
day aud was killed by his owner bsfcEe he
had a chance Ia do any mischief.
The condition of Mre. William Myers of
South Main street yesterday was considered
extremely critical. For several hours she
had been in q stupor and il was thought
that she would never recover.
Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co.'S works are
closed until Monday morning.
A French boy named Joseph German
had two of his hugers smashed under cut
ting out press at Maltby, Stevens s. Curtis
Co.'s factory yesterday.
Theodore Micheels had an hours hard
| rowing on the lake one evening recently,
and when he reached the dock he found
that he had been dragging a foIty-pound
anchor along the bottom of the lake.
Chief Smith WAS responsible for the out
rage.
The Simpson Clocks" have decided to
| postpone their proposed clambake.
| w. F. Marx started lsst evening for At
lant'c City for two weeks vacation.
| General W. R. Peace and family start to-
day for Orient Point, L. 1 for a two weeks
visit.
F. A. Wallace has decided to add an
other story to the building corner of Cen
| ter and Main streets, occupied by @. G..
Carroll as jewelry store.
Fred Hill ia stopping for two weeks st
Morris Cove.
Judge Martin ia expect home to-day from
Block Island.
Miss h G. Lane goes to New York to-
day to remain several weeks.
/ n ID a,l IA
in Westbrook.
Miss Maggie Fahey Is home from Chi.
csgo.
The Cheshires will play ball here Sstur.
day afternoon.
Judson Torrey and family and Mum
Wooding and wife of Yslesville leave to-
day for two weeks vacation trip At Bal
Harbor and MilIbridge, Me-
The National band gave an outdoor con
cert uptown this evening.
Charles E. Blunt has gone on q weeks
vacation trip to Boston, Old Orchard and
other pleasure resorts in Maine.
]. b. Francis, G. 1. Psrmelee and fami
lies, with Mrs. o. B. D. Fowler and chill
} dren, will go to Pine Orchard Monday.
; A musicale will be given in the parisl
J house Thursdsy evening, August 10, TO
the benefit of st. PsuPs church choir.
7 A pleasant party of young folks from
9 uptown enjoyed an outing on the lake ant
Paradise leland Tuesday afternoon an,
l evening.
q There are now sixty inches of water &
the gate house at Psugh pond which show
fall of sixteen inches since June /. Las
j year at this time there were but twenty -fou
inches.
4 Rev. @. a. Dickinson will preach In th
Q corner church In Meriden next Sunday.
T. w. Jerrslds of Ashland, n. Y, Is !
y town for 9 weeks visit.
q Miss Jennie Hunt of Charleston, S. G
Ia the guest of Mrs. T. II. Gedney.
8 David II. Stone of the Journal of Con
J. merce, and his niece, Miss Sallie Hall c
;, Brooklyn, arrived here yesterday and wi
l. occupy the Martin Mouse on Main STREE
3 for a month or more.
b Constable Farrell of HAmden was
], town Tuesday and drove home the horl
that was found on the turnpike and
st owned by John Dlckermsn of Hamden.
re The railroad company settled with Isas
q. Ives and Mrs. Stowe for damage dor
Of by fire caused by sparks from locom
u tive by paying each $50 and costs Of cour
Mrs. II. L. wallace and Mrs. G. K. Ca
h rington hare gone to Pine Orchard.