Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-30
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Buy on Carmel street. R. E. Baldwin.
We sell goods on their merit; every pair
warranted. Royal Shoe Co.
O. W. Judson of Terryvile and family
are at Pot Island for weeks stay.
Phil Fleming's Detrehan is entered for
the 1888 race at New Britain to-day.
Concrete walks laid and repaired by
Conn., Concrete company, 40 Church st.
The county commissioners of Fairfield
and New Haven counties met yesterday to
discuss the new Washington bridge.
Miss Minnie Goodrich of Berlin and Al
fred Barrett of this city will be united in
marriage in Berlin on Saturday evening.
The rose festival of the ladies of st. Rose
guild of st. Mary's church last evening in
Harmonic hall was a financial and social
SUCCESS.
Worlds fair tickets $26 40 until further
notice. Write or call for prospectus of
tour, Morse, Schroeder & Stock, 9 and 10
Benedict building.
The newspaper men and the policemen
will play game of ball at the Ssyin Rock
grounds Saturday. The gams will be
called at 2:30 o'clock sharp.
Miss Amanda Nichols of Southington,
who was so seriously hurt by being run
over Monday, was brought to the New Ha-
ven hospital yesterday noon.
RI. Patrick and family of Birmingham
and few Waterbury friends will leave to-
morrow for Indian Neck, Branford Point,
where they will occupy the Briggs cottage
for two weeks.
Among the eleven bidders for the con-
struction of the new Washington bridge is
]. e. Buddington of this city. The only
other Connecticut bid is from the Berlin
Bridge company.
The Rev. Mr.. Allerton of New Haven
will preach at the Congregational church
Sunday. Mr.. Allerten is looked upon with
much favor as a likely pastor for this
ohurch.-Derby Transcript.
The steam launch Wanderer, from New
York, was in the harbor last evening. She
landed at Long wharf about forty people.
Later In the evening, after having taken on
a number Of students, started for New
London.
The Rebecoa Naomi lodge No. 10, o. K.
T. B., held q most enjoyable festival in
Golden Rule hall last evening. The COM
mittee in charge were Mrs. B. Gompertz,
Mrs. Leichter, Mrs. Newmark, Mrs. Mem
dozs, Mrs. Kraft.
The st. Johns Catholic club held their
first public reception yesterday from 2 to
10 p. m. During the evening a most en-
joyable musical program was rendered.
Addresses were made by Senator T. J. Fox
and Rev. R. NJ. Bray.
The United church picnic at High Rock
grove on Saturday, July 1. A special
train leaves Union depot at $50 a. m.
Tickets for the round trip-Adults rs ots.,
children 80 cts A cordial invitation ex-
tended to the public generally.
The team shoot at the fifth tournament
of the Connecticut Trap Shooters league,
held at the grounds of the Colt Gun club
in Hartford, yesterday, was won by the
home club by scoIe of SO out of posi-
BILE 80. The scores of the other clubs were:
Moodus SO, New Haven and Bristol tied at
"a, Willimantic 80 and Ansonia 70.
Secretary of State John J. Phelan; in his
capacity of supreme knight of the Knights
of Columbus, at noon yesterday at the
Hotel Waldorf in New York, formally pre-
sented the Duke of Veragua with certificate
OF an election to the order and conferred
upon him membership in the highest de-
gree, that of knight of the Golden Cross.
In Msrideu vest rday the funeral of
Freds, the young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry @. Venter took place from 216
Cook avenue, Rev. Asher Anderson oficia-
ting. Among the many floral tokens was
pillow ''Our Baby" and "Gates Ajsr"
from a number of New Haven friends.
The boys brigade of the First Baptist
church held an exhibition drill in the
church parlors last evening, under the
charge of drill master Lieutenant Bailey.
A large number Of their friends were pres
emit and the drill was q great credit to the
members. Ice cream and strawberries
were served during the evening.
A large number of tickets have been sold
for the steamer Continental's excursion to
New London to-day, and nearly every one
of the staterooms. The boat leaves at $50,
and If the race is postponed until evening,
the boats passengers will be landed at
New London and notified at what hour to
return to the boat in order to view the
race.
State Organizer P. F. Gilmore of the o.
q. A. n. was in Hartford Wednesday
night, organizing q new lodge Of the order
In that city. Nearly sixty signatures were
attached to the petition to the state coun-
Gil for q charter, and the meeting adjourn
Cd to Friday evening, July 2, at O'Clock
ct the same place, when the final steps
necessary for the organization of an order |
will be taken.