The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-04
LOCAL NE WS.
Brief Mention.

A good house-R. E. Baldwin. High water to-day at 1:53 a. m. and BPS p. m. Professor R. K. Wehner was visiting .n Norfolk yesterday.
 Concrete walk laid and repaired. Conn. Concrete Co.,, 49 Church.
 The White Mountain express made its last trip of the season yesterday.
 Report says the Mallory, Wheeler & Co. manufactory is about to increase it's working time.
 Mrs. Austin and daughter of this city are guests of MT. and Mrs. R. H. Vol colt in Wethcrstield.
 Mrs. Robert Foance of this city is visiting her father, Judge S. T. Hol- brook of Norwich.
 The Bristol Manufacturing company, manufacturers of stockinet goods, starts up this week on full time.
 The Misses Whitney of this city, who have been summering at Norfolk, re- turned home yesterday.
 Rabbi Joseph Eidelman of this city has been engaged to be pastor of the Jewish congregation in Meriden.
 Mary W. Abbott, youngest daughter of Rev. A. V. R. Abbott, has completed her four years course at Vassar col- lege.
 Miss Lima Sandstrom of this city, who has been the guest over Sunday of Mrs. q. A. Ahlquist, returned home yester- Hay.
 Hon. F. J. Kingsbury of Waterbury is at Saratoga presiding over the annual meeting of the American Social Science association.
 Miss Frances Wheeler, who has been a guest of MT. M. Clark in Norfolk, has returned to her duties as teacher at New Haven.
 Mrs. Miner of this city, daughter o George Woodford of Winsted, who has been vlsitiug in Winsted, returned to New Haven yesterday.
 James Rogan, late of Traeger's on Chapel street, has gone to New London and become the new dispenser of re. treatments at The Oak.
 The remains of George Finnegan who died at Springside farm Sunday morning, will be sent to-day to Albany where his mother resides for interment
 About fifty groups of New Havener at least were engaged in grabbing yes terday in the waters at and near thi city and at Woodmont. A number ha, excellent luck.
 The National Pipe Bending compan of River street, Fair Haven, are build ing an addition to their factory, 41x1O Beet, two and half stories high and t cost about $5, 900.
 Detective Sergeant Cowles has Tt turned from a ten days vacation spe1 In Massachusetts. Among the sever, places of interest which he visited WE Brookline, where he was the guest ( Fred Gilbert, a former police commi Sioner of this city.
 A musical is to be given in the publ hall in Essex Thursday evening by Mi Ethel Wittermore, the child violinist Clinton, assisted by Miss E. Field Madison, accompanist, Miss Blanc Wilcox, soprano, and B. B. Wyckoff, ,tf violinist, of Clinton.
 L. c. Hunter, aged seventy-eigl years, died yesterday morning at h home in Southington after a few day Illness. The deceased leaves eight chi dren: Mrs. w. w. Woodruff, Mt. Ca mel; Mrs. George Ely, w. E. Hunte Plantsville; Mrs. George Hart, Ne Britain; James Hunter, Mrs. Nell Gamenderinger, Miss Lillie Hunter ar Mrs. Orrin Burr, Waterbury. He w for forty years sexton of Oak Hill cem tery and the second oldest person C the membership list of the First Col gregational church. The funeral wi be held at his late residence this afte noon at ? o'clock, burial in Oak Hill.