The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-07-04
LOCAL NE TVS.
Brief Mention,


 High water to-day at 9:22 p. m. Buy a new house-R. B. Baldwin. Edwarf F. Hall & Son are closed all day to.daM
 Atten6 thsmapessat the Branford Driv- krs pasfs aA t&a0 p. m. Admission 25 c. ChaatsR Oak lodge, N. E. O. P. ini- tSaheh thgee candidates at their meeting fast evening.
 The Bridgeport Wheel club holds a tournament at Pleasure Beach, Bridge port, to-day.
 Professor Dexter of Yale university aa1ralu are at the Litchfeld house in Litchfeld. < MT. Albert .. Coe and family of West Haven will spend the glorious Fourth at Burrville, Conn.
 Miss Maud Carleton of New Haven Is the guest of Mrs. L. l.. Spellman of Shelton for few days.
 J. N, Champion & O., opposite Yale college, make and deliver fresh ice cream at 40 cents per quart.
 Miss Elizabeth s. White of New Ha- ven Is at Mrs. Edward w. Seymour's, in Litchfield, for the season
 Mrs. Foster sperry and son, Frank Sperry, and wife, of New Haven, are guests at Mrs. c. T. Lovelands in Nor ris.
 Mrs. William States of New Haven is visiting MT. and Mrs. William Dunham, just east of the borough of Stoning- ton.
 If you want new wringer or one re- paired, call on the manufacturers, the American Wringer company, 499 State street.
 Miss Anna Deane of Plainville, Conn, is visiting Mrs. B. R. Ottarson at No. g Albert street, West Haven, for a few days.
 William Conway, "a boy of thirteen was arrested by Officer John Roche last night for making a bonfire in Mill River street.
 Mir. "Turk" Cameron, the well known night watchmban at the Aldrich house is rusticating at the Sea View hotel Savfn Rock.
 Miss Marguerite Keleher of Brooklyn is spending few weeks in this city, 3 guest of her cousin, Mrs. J. Kennedy oi 31 Greeni street.
 Chestnut trees have been hurried into blossom by the recent rains and sun. shine. Dotted all over the woodland they present pretty sight and give promise of an abundant harvest.
 Miss Rachael King, residing at S1 Howe street, left yesterday for the ak
 Albert H. Barclay of 137 Wall stree left yesterday for two months trip ir Europe.
 A brief executive session of the board fo fire commissioners was held last evening and at its conclusion the com nissioners stated that no business O. interest to the public had been trans acted.
 Mary Schilosky and Max Platz wil be married in New Haven Saturday af ternoon. The former is domestic il the employ of Mrs. D. H. Bacon O Derby and the latter is hostler a Baldwin's stables in Derby.
 The moulders in the North &, Judt factory of New Britain have been grant ed an increase in wages of from 5 to 1 per cent, and the men were informed that if business warranted it the, would receive further increase on Jan uary 1.
 Clarence Deming had his old tim tuck at trout fishing last week. Thre half days the last of the week he caugh dfty-five trout running in weight iron one pound down, the whole catch aver aging one-quarter of a pound each.- Lftchfield Enquirer.
 Mrs H. D. Eaton and daughter, Mis- Bessie F. Eaton, of Danbury vii spend the summer at the Thimble Isl ands on the sound. In the fall they vii take up their residence in New Haven Miss Eaton, who was a member of tn graduating class of the Danbury higl school and has made herself quite prom fnent in Danbury musical circles as ; promising young vocalist, will continu the study of music in New Haven.