The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-05
LOCAL NE WS.
Rriet Mention.
"A farm wanted-R. E. Baldwin.
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"A farm wanted-R. p. Baldwin.
 High water to-day at 1O:54 a. m. Herman E. Swezey of Pease & Sons has sailed for Europe to be away about a month.
 Mrs. Imogene Bright has returned to this city after a visit with Mrs. Richard Nesbitt of Norwalk
 Warren A. Spaulding, the Church street druggist, has returned home from months trip to Europe.
 MT. and Mrs. Gilmore of New Haven have been the guests of Selectman Knapp of Stamford the past week. The wife and son of Dentist Strong of New Haven are guests of Mrs. Strong's aunt, Mrs s. F. Loomer, in Williman- tic.
 On Wednesday the Consolidated rail- road will give an excursion from Springfield and intervening stations to Savin Rock.
 Adjutant and Mrs. Merrieweather of New Haven will conduct three days special meetings in the Salvation Army hall in New London.
 The lengthening of the course of study at the Yale Medical school will not go into effect until September of next year.
 A medium sized dog was run over and killed by a State street electric car at the corner of Beach street yesterday afternoon at about 5:30 o'clock.
 Dr. Carmalt of this city, assisted by Dr. Grannis of Saybrook, performed an operation for appendicitis on William E. Peabody, the clothier, recently.
 The First Congregational church of Milford will go to Norwalk by rail next Wednesday and take the trolley to Roton Point on it's anual picnic.
 Certificates of organization have been filed in the secretary of states office by c. H. Miller company of New Ha- ven with capital stock of s15,O00.
 w. B. Curtis, formerly basso of St. Paul,s church, and who is well known in New Haven as a vocalist of much ability, has recently located in Dan- hury.
 An excursion by the Forester of Mo- ank to New Haven on the steamer Isa- bel was booked for today, Sut owing t6 the disaster to the boat the program will have to be changed.
 John S. Lockwood, at one time chief of police of Norwalk, is now an inmate of the Soldiers Home at Noroton. His health has run down, and it was his desire to make his home among his old comrades.
 There is decided improvement in the condition of the Hon. George M. Gum of Milford. His friends are encouraged about him, and believe the crisis in his case has passed and that he is now on the way to health once more.
 Miss Ella Belden, who resides at the corner of Sylvan avenue and Howard avenue, is visiting friends in Danbury
 Selectman Pinney of Waterbury is the guest of Town Farmer Bison Wright at Springeide farm.
 Miss Edith Dole of Edgewood avenue left last Saturday, accompanied by Miss Mabel Greene of Asbury Park, who has been visiting Miss Dole, for Shelton where they expect to pass a week, an6 from there go to Asbury Park for tht rest of the summer.
 In Yale law school James H. Webb and William L. Bennett have just been added to the corps of instructors, and in the medical department Dr. Charles Bartlett, Dr. Louis DeForest, Dr. H. l. Swain, have been added to the list oi professors, and Assistant Professors IT. Osborn, H. B. Ferris and Graham Lusk have been promoted to the posi-. tions of professors in full.
 Fraternal Visit.