The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-08-08
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bury will picnic at lighthouse Grove
New Haven, Monday, August H.
The employees of the American Pin
company of Waterbury go to bridgeport
and Pleasure Beach on an excursion on
Saturday, August IT,
The picnic of the Dixwell avenue Con-
gregational church (coloreO of New
Haven was held at High Rock grove
yesterday.
The first peach trains Of the season
are now passing over the Shore Line
to Boston. The first one consisted of
twenty-seven cars Of the luscious fruit
from Delaware. From now until the
close of the season the peach trains
will follow one another closely on pas
senger express time.
There will be no detail of a regular
army artillery sergeant as instructor
at the siege guns and mortar battery
at Camp Coffin as has been usual for
several years. The application to the
war department for such a detail has
been declined by the adjutant general,
lations do not now permit enlisted men
Ito be detailed for duty at state en-
campments.
A local branch of the National Brass
Workers and Metal Polishers' associa-
ton, which held g. conference here last
Sunday, has been organized with Rob
ert Grant as president and James Fox
vice president.
Meriden, Aug. 7.--Notices have been
served upon Seth J. Hall and M. G.
Reynolds of Meriden and Mrs. Annie
qsler of Allegheny, Pa, citing them TO
appear before the New Haven county
commissioners next Monday Morning
at IL o'clock in Attorney G. A. Fay's
office to be heard in relation to the plac-
ing of certain telephone poles. All the
persons named have refused permission
to the Southern New England Tele-
phone company to locate poles in front
of their premises. The commissioners
will look over the property and decide
whether the owners are justified an
claiming damages from the company.
The seventeen-moths-old child of S.
III. Davis of Shelton got a peanut stuck
in its throat. After the frightened pa
rents tried all the home remedies avail
able to dislodge it, a physician was
called in. AS last resort to start the
operation of the lungs he dipped the
girls head downward into a tub of ice
water. This simple remedy had the
desired effect, for the shock forced the
peanut out of the child's throat. The
plunge into the cold water, however
brought on an acute attack Of pneu-
1nonia and congestion and the child's
death is expected
AT THE lockwood GROUNDS.
This afternoon at o'clock the Edge
woods and South Norwalks will play
at the Edgewood grounds. Brennan
and Sedgewick will be the battery for
the Edgewoods.
AT THE NURES' SCHOOL
There was reunion of the alumnae
of the Connecticut Training School for
Nurses at the Nurses home on How
ard avenue yesterday. Mrs. Martha
Chester Smith, who has been assistant
superintendent of the Nurses School,
has gone on a visit to Oskego, and wild
then enter some New York hospital.
Her place will be filled by Mrs Hewes.
GOING TO tSAVIN ROCK.
The New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad will give an excur-
sion from Holyoke, Westfeld, North
anpton and Southampton on Saturday
to lSayin Rock.
NEW HAVEN ELKS.
To-day the local lodge of Elks will
visit the Bridgeport Erks, and a bail
game will be played by mines from the
two lodges at Avon park. The New
Haven team will be made UP as follows
Thomas LaDly, catch; Charles O'Con-
nell, pitch; DIR. Brothers, first base;
Francis Dunn, second base; William
Doughan, third base; E. Sparkle short
stop; Max Osterwefs, right field; Will
liam Coogan, center field Ed. Mortar.
ity, lef field; Peter Lally, substitute.
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