The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-09
LOCAL NEVIS.
Brief Mention,

Buy 1ot-$10O. R. b. Baldwin.
 High water to-day ut 5:33 a. m. and f:59 p. m.
 Another of the hot days of the sum- mer of '94 yesterday.
 You'll be surprised to see what s3 will do at Royal shoe store.
 Concreting and artificial stone. Con- necticut c Concrete Co.,, 42Church, room4.
 Hartfords fire commissioners have voted to buy two Clapp & Jones fire engines.
 Miss Lucy Pierpont of this city has been at the parsonage in West Cornwall the past week.
 Charles Dudley Warner will attend the William Cullen Bryant centennial at Cummington, Mass, August 16.
 The next annual convention of the grand lodge, Order of Harugari, will be held in this city in August, 1895.
 A. J. Terrell and family of this city, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. H. S. Terrell of Meadow street, Winsted.
 Robert c. Morris of New London has been confirmed as United States mar shal for the district of Connecticut.
 W. w. Mertz of Torrington has gone on voyage to Newport News, sailing in the new vessel, Lucinda Sutton, from this city.
 Mrs. c. H. Mann and two daughters, of New Haven, are visiting at Mir. and . Mrs. P. N. Smiths, Bayview avenue, Norwalk.
 The Misses Whitney of this city, who have been stopping at Tamarack Lodge, Norfolk, Conn.,, for the past week, have returned to New Haven.
 Colonel William II. Bartlett, for twenty years town clerk here, died yes- terday, aged seventy-nine years. He had Leen i'll but few days.
 Mrsan Miss Beecher and Miss Smith. of this city are guests of MT. D. B. Ran dall, in Morris. Miss Fuller of this city l. also visiting in the town.
 Banner and Fair Haven lodges of the Degree of Honor will celebrate their first anniversary together at Pico Park to-day. Boat leaves Belle dock Ut 9;45 [. Ill. and 1880 p. n.
 The funeral of William Boyle, aged seventy years, who was killed by the oars in Huntsville Tuesday, will be held At St. Thomas church, Southington, this morning. MT. Boyle was a re- bpected old resident of the town.
 Mrs. Totham, wife of James II. Toth- am, of Peck Brothers S Co.'s manufac- tory, is summering at the hotel at Ban- tam lake in the town of Morris. Mir, Totham spends part of each summer there. The location is a cool and de- lightful one and the fishing is good.
 The Willimantic prohibit.onists have elected the following delegates to the prohibition state convention to be held In New Haven, August g: Colonel Mar win Knowlton, Allen B. Lincoln, J. X. Lewis, Rev. o. W. Scott, Joel Fox, W. D. Pember, A. Conant, L. Crane, B. Truscott, B. F. Larkin, Delos Conant.
 Mrs. Francis Thompson and daughter q Winsted are in New Haven visiting,
 4 pleasant company are summering with Thomas H. Fulton at his cottage ip Woodmont. Among the number at the present time are Mrs. Thomas H, Fulton, Thomas H. Fulton, jr. and son Howard of this oity, and MT. and Mrs. Douglass, Mrs. Dusenbury and Miss Martha Dusenbury of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Yesterdays Winsted Herald says: MT, and Mrs. W. H. Moseley have gone to New London to-day where they will go aboard tho elegant pleasure yacht Sapphire for few days cruise to the eastward, as guests of Mir. A. l.. Bar bour, it's owner, who is a cousin of Mrs. Moseley. Mir. Barbour is well-known e ths head of the Barbour Asphalt Company, which owns valuable asphalt deposits in the West 1ndiea