Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-06-23
LOCAL NE WS.
Brief Mention.

Buy on Carmel street. R. e. Baldwin.
Harper's for July for sale by T. 81. Pease
& Son.
Glen Island YVES opened for the season
on Wednesday.
Reduced rates to Chicago. Round trip
$4-in Royal shoes.
Turing and grading by the Connecticut
Concrete company, 40 Church street.
Worlds fair excursion tickets $3.50.
Morse, Schroeder & Stock, 10 Benedict bdg.
The Methodist Sunday school of Shelton
will picnic at Savin Rock next Thursday.
Congressman Pigott Is visiting his niece,
Miss Genevieve Cronan, at Georgetown,
DO.
Mrs. 81. B. Bigelow of this city is at the
United States hotel in Litchfeld for the
summer.
There will be large excursion to this
city from New London Sunday by steamer
City of Richmond.
George Fair of Greenwood street, who
was sunstruck Wednesday, was better yes
terday, and his recovery is fully expected.
The commencement exercises of the
graduating class of 1898 of Child's bust
ness college will be neld in Warner hall
this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. North have issued
Invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Mary Russell, to Mr.. Joe Garner
Estill, Yale 81.
The College street church and Sunday
school will picnic at Parlor Rock grove to-
morrow, leaving Union depot on the regu-
lar train at 1880 a. m.
The Brown Cotton Gin compsny's build
ing in New London was damaged by fire
yesterday to the amount of 5000; Gov
cred by insurance of 5000.
Miss Helen Englehart, the champion
lady fencer of the world, and Major G.. g..
Finck of the German army will give grand
81 and %.
NJ. T. Gregory, an enterprising and gen.
erous Milford man, is erecting band
stand for the Milford cornet band. Con-
certs will be given there at intervals dur
ing the summer.
Quite marked change in the weather
yesterday following the heavy thunder
shower of the early morning. Last night
light overcoats were comfortable. On
Wednesday the heat was intense.
Edward q. Hutchinson, clerk In the Sec
rotary of states Office, resigned yesterday,
and will retire from the Office July l, the
resignation taking place at that time. He
is the son of Collector Hutchinson.
Edward Van Week, formerly q tutor at
Wesleyan, son of ex-President Van
Week, will be married July 8 to Miss Hes
ter L., daughter of ex-state Senator James
L. Raymond of North Lyme, Conn.
Colonel Doherty has issued orders call
ing together the field and line officers of
the Second regiment at the New Haven
armory Monday, June 26, at 2 p. M, to
elect major to fill the original vacancy
now existing.
The hghtship of the old line steamboat
company off the southwest breakwater was
struck by lightning yesterday morning.
The foremost was split and the vessel 9TH
erwise so much damaged that she will be
lowed to the city for repairs.
Orders have been issued by Adjutant-
General E. E. Bradley for the brigade of
Connecticut, National Guard, to assemble
at Nianttc on Monday, August 81, for six
days tour of duty under the command of
Brigadier- General George Haven. =
Major Oliver 8. Sanford, who has host
Of old friends In Aeriden and this city, is
very low in Washington, D. c., and is
expected to survive but day or two. He
is at the Garfield hospital. He was major
of the old Seventh Connecticut Volunteers
under General Hawley.
The Connecticut Baptist Bible union will
hold Its anniversary one month later than
usual, this year, at Crescent Beach. The
executive committee of the union has de-
cided on Tuesday and Wednesday, August
90 and 80, a. the dates for the annual as
semblsge at the tabernacle.
The bonds given by Edward g. Burn
ham and Edward Fl. Cole, as receivers for
the Eaton, Cole & Burnhsm company of
Bridgeport, amounts in the case of each to
$50, 900, the surety being Nathaniel Wheel
81, c. A. Granniss and Frank Miller Of
Bridgeport. The papers have been fled in
the clerks Office Of the United States
court. The bonds as given by the three
men mentioned wore approved by William
K. Townsend, district judge.
mARINR DI0AsTRR.