The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-26
LOCAL NE WS.
Brief Mention.

Buy good house-R. E. Baldwin.
 High water to day at 4:4O a. m. and T:29 p. m.
 Concreting and artificial stone. Con- necticut Concrete Co.,, 42Church, room4.
 Miss Sanford of this city is visiting Miss Perkins at "The Lindensn in Litch- held.,,
 The reunion of the Ninth c. V. will be held Thursday, August 16, at savin Rock.
 Glastonbury is to have two new indus tries, paper mill and silverware manufactory.
 Mrs. Alfred Minor of New Haven is visiting the family of Charles H. La throp, Burnside, Conn.
 Miss Hetty Peck of Cornwall Center is spending her vacation with her grandparents in this city.
 George D. .Watrous and family of New Haven have taken the Hickox cottage, in Litchfield, for the season.
 Mrs. F. E. Brooks and family of New Haven are summering at the house of pr. Williams of BroOksvale.
 President Dwight and family have taken the Bissell cottage, on North street, Ltchfield, for the season.
 J. w. Wheeler of Bridgeport, a Yale Benior, is at the Hawk-hurst, Litchfield, accompanied by his mother and sisters.
 A gang of twenty-five Italians from New Haven were put to work on one of Contractor Fitzgeralds lines in that oity yesterday.
 The sixth annual basket picnic of the New Haven county Pomona grange will be held on Thursday, August 9, at Glen Grove park, at Lake Saltonstall.
 The Connecticut delegation to the convention of the Catholic Total Ab- stinence union of America, to be held in St. Paul, will leave New Haven this afternoon.
 Sassacus excursion Tuesday, August 7 to New York and up the Hudson river, Steamer Continental. StaterOoms on sale at Canton parlors Thursday, July 26 at 7:30 p. m.
 Dr. B. Austin Cheney will sail on Sat- urday next by the North German Lloyd steamship Aller for Germany, where he purposes to spend the month of August in professional study in the hospitals of Berlin. He expects to return early in September.
 Dwight Beebe, the fireman who was killed by an engine in Norwich last week, was member of the Montville Council of the Ancient Order United Workmen. He was buried by the or Ranization and his widow will receive the sum of s2,OO0.
 The Htohfeld Enquirer says, "A. C.. Bulkley has been catching some big bass at Bantam lake recently, On Monday he landed 8 four-pounder and reports that Clarence Deming, who was up from Washington, secured one con- siderably larger"
 Word has been received in this city by Lieutenant Buckland of the naval militia that the secretary of the navy has detailed the man-of-war Atlanta to take the First division on its week s cruise. The men of the naval militia will embark at New Haven on Monday, August 13.
 Miss Hattie c. E. Adams, past presi- dent of the Woman's Relief corps of this city, who is spending the summer with Mrs. Wright on Townsend avenue. is improving. Miss Adams had the mis- fortune about six weeks ago to step upon rolling stone in walking down a hill, and dislocated her ankle, also dis lodging two of the small bones of her left foot. It was supposed to be a sprain, but after three weeks, no im- provement being apparent and the case growing worse, Dr. Sweet was called in, who soon discovered the nature of the injury to be as above stated. Miss Adams was soon relieved and is now able to walk about a little. Her gen. eral health, which has been impaired for several months, is also much im- ] prOred :