The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-10
LOCAL NEVIS.
Brief Mention.

Buy good house-R. E. Baldwin.
 High water to day at 4:49 a. m. and b:40p. m.
 Concreting and artificial stone. Con- necticut Concrete Co.,, 42Church, room4 |.
 Miss Edith Booth of New Britain has gone to Short Beach for vacation of two weeks.
 Mrs. c. P. Merwin of New Britain has gone to Woodmont where she will spend the summer.
 R. w. Cowles of Huntsville and fam. fly expect to leave about July 20 for their cottage near Branford.
 E. G. Lewis and family of Southing- ton have gone to Woodmout, where 'hey expect to spend the summer.
 The Sunday school of Davenport church will hold it's annual picnic at Pawson park on Friday of this week.
 Mrs. Royden and her two daughters of Read street, Milford, start to-day for Cleveland, to attend the thirteenth an- nual Christian Endeavor convention.
 A girl weighing twelve pounds was born to MT. and Mrs. William R. Silva of S5 Adeline street, Saturday noon. Both mother and child are doing nicely.
 Admiral Foote. w. R. C., No. 8, will hold basket picnic at the residence of their junior vice president, Mrs. Mary Palmer, Savin avenue, West Haven this afternoon and evening.
 Judge w. K. Townsend of the United States district court is enjoying a vaca- tion in the Yosemite valley and the Yel- lowstone National park with his family. He will return about the middle of Sep tember.
 Rev. Henry Morse of this city assisted by the pastor of the church, admin istered the sacrament of the Lord Is supper, at the Mary Taylor Memorial Methodist Episcopal church in Milford Sunday,
 On Saturday morning at day break, Mrs. Charles Wilson and Mrs. Meserole and her son, Milton, of Milford, started on their bicycles for Noun Kisco. The party expected to wheel home to-day or tomorrow.
 Harold s. Clark, son of Chief En- gineer George Clark, died at O clock yesterdaymorning, aged nine months an d twenty days. The child was one of twins and had heen sick with cholera infantum three days.
 Antonio Fernandino, while at work on the Goffe street sewer, was struck or the head by knotted rope and ren. dered senseless. He was taken to Dr. c. A. Tuttles office, where he soon re- covered consciousness.
 Henry M. steinert and wife, Master Morris Steinert and Miss Mollie Steiner, left for Sharon Springs yesterday Professor M. Steinert and son, William ot Boston, will also spend the months o: July and August at the same place.
 Chief Engineer Kennedy was removed from the hospital to his home in Woes ter street yesterday. Despite the ut most care he was somewhat shaken uI and suffered some increase of pain. Ht is doing well, however, and improving Superintendent Platt of the Consoli dated road says the project of erecting 8 sub-passenger station on the site o1 the City market is entirely impracti cable; that ''trains are running in the cut en4irely too frequently to think o1 creating another station, for the reason ], that it would not be practicable to stoI trains there," said MT. Platt.
 Peter and John Mcclure of 1923 State street were arrested yesterday by Ser. geant Dennehy and locked up charged with breach of the peace. Last Satur. day night the two McGuires and Patrick McNuiay became engaged in row on East street, during the course of which McNulty was thrown down and kicked , in the jaw. His jaw was broken and he was taken to the hospital, where he ha. remained since.