Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-03
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Buy on Carmel street. H. Il. DaiA WILL.
The New Britain BARRIERS picnic at Savin
Rock day.
Concrete walks laid and repaired by
Conn. Concrete company, 40 Church st.
Professor Totem spoke last evening In
Bridgeport at the Berean church upon
"Oug Race"
Irving Watkinson of Colchester, former
ly of this city, has returned from the
worlds fair.
Mics Lillian Hull of the Southern New
England Telephone company started for
two weeks vacation on Saturday.
J. H. Klock, son of the late DR.. Klock,
Is spending few weeks with his mother
in this city. He is at present located at
Evanston, III.
Worlds fair tickets $s6 40 until further
notice. Write or call for prospectus of
tour, Morse, Schroeder & Stock, 9 and 10
Benedict building.
The directors of Swift & Co. of Chicago
have declared dividend of 3 per cent,
payable on July 81 to the stockholders of
record of July %.
Rev. L. II. Hallock, D. D., will lecture
in the Plantsville Congregational church
this evening; subject, Tacoma and the
Great Northwest"
The residents Of Woodbury. are endeav-
oring to get the Consolidated railroad to
build branch road to the town from some
point on the Naugatuck division.
E The Rev. J. A. Biddle, formerly pastor
In Milford. who was recently ordained
deacon by Bishop Williams, is cAiciat-
ing temporarily in Trinity church, Sey-
mour.
Mr.. Charles Hopkins CLARK and family
of Hartford left on Friday for Lake
Placid, where they will spend the cum
mer. Mr.. Clark will be absent about two
weeks.
Two hundred feet of valuable water
front on Beach street, West Haven, be-
tween Maltby, Anderson and Osterweis
properties, will be sold at auction on July
8 at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Schneider and
family of Ansonia have gone to Wood
mont, where they will stay for the season
at the General Terry cottage, which Mr..
Schneider recently purchased.
Miss Clara Bradley, Miss Grace Morgan,
gan and Miss Clarabsll Mix, daughter of
Druggist Mix, started Saturday for a two
months trip to Cottage City, Martha's
Vineyard.
Last evening Matthew Fl. Conway was
arrested by Officers STREET. and Doran,
charged with theft of clock valued at
So. He was locked up, charged with
drunkenness, theft of the clock and resist
ing officers.
Frank Jones, a ffteen-year-old lad re-
fall on Saturday afternoon, breaking his
right leg. He was taken to the home of
his father, Edward B. Jones, a joiner re-
siding at "a Ward street.
E. B. Howe, who has prominent posi-
ton on the staff at Howe & Stetson's,
will take two weeks relaxation from
work, commencing next Saturday, which
with his wife he will spend at the shore
resorts in Massachusetts in the vicinity of
Boston.
The Rev. g. P. Mains, D. D., q
Methodist pastor well known in this city,
has been the guest of J. b. Session in
Bristol for day or two past. Dr.. Mains
has been offered the presidencyof acollese
in Pennsylvania, but has not yet decided
to accept.
United States Consul F. G. Penfeld will
sail for Cairo, Thursday, July 6. He has a
ten days leave of absence on reaching
Great Britain and will spend most of the
time in England. He will not reach Egypt
until August 10. Mr.. Psndeld WAS in
Hartford Saturday.
Mr.. ]. G.. Shearlock of the New Haven
Steam Heating company continues quite
Ill at his new residence in this city. With
an increase of strength he will be re-
moved to his summer cottage at Madison
and later If improvement continues a trip
to the mountains for the benefit of noun
tain air will be taken.