The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-27
LOCAL NE WIS.
Bret Mention.
"A farm wanted-R. E. Baldwin.
High water to-day at 2:29 %. m.

"A farm wanted-R E. Baldwin
High water to-day at 1923 p. m.
Fred B. Stetson, contractor at Sar-
gent & Co.'s, and wife, are in New Lon
don.
Mrs. Theodore F. Platt is spending
the summer at Pine Grove, Canaan,
Conn.
Mrs. G. H. Monson of 2s Lynwood
street left yesterday for two weeks in
WATERFOWL, Conn.
The Hartford Wheel club will take
run to Savin Rock tomorrow Sunday
and eat shore dinner there.
The annual reunion of the Second
Connecticut Heavy artillery will be held
at Lakeville on September IL.
Charles Mccarthy '96 S. and Miss Jen-
ME Mccarthy, his sister, leave this
morning for the Catskill mountains.
< Mrs. c. v. Clawson of New Haven is
stopping with Professor and Mrs. J. G.
Estell at the Hotchkiss in Lakeville.
If you want new wringer or one re-
paired, call on the manufacturers, the
American Wringer company, 499 State
street.
Miss Carrie Besser and Mr. T. Besser
Of New Haven are guests of Mrs. H.
P. Levy at Hannah cottage, Crescent
Beach.
F. F. Andrews, the gun dealer and
locksmith, will leave with his wife for
three weeks stay in the Adirondacks
in the early part of August.
Don't neglect having your furs put N
order. Many orders are now being filled
by the Burgess Fur & Hat Co. Depot
for trunks and travelling bags.
c. E. Rogers of 131 Nash street. clery
at the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford railroad, is the proud father of a
boy which arrived bright and early
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. J. w. Merrels, the we'll known
and esteemed grocer, after having been
in business for thirty-six years at State
street, corner of Bradley street, has dis
posed of his business owing to Ill health.
The remains of the man who was kill
ed by the cars near Quinnipiac station
yesterday We're committed to the charge
of Undertaken Keller by the Hamden
selectmen. Mr.. Keller inferred the re-
mains in the cemetery back of East
Rock.
An exciting runaway occurred in Mil
ford yesterday afternoon. A horse own
ed and driven by Saloon Keeper J. w
Kelley took fright at travelling bear
and started on a mad run up Broad
street. Kelley was thrown out and
badly injured. The wagon was reduced
to splinters.
Mrs. Charles E. Fowler, wife of the
superintendent of the Poughkeepsie
Water company, and Mrs. John S.
Bradley wife of the secretary of New
Haven Car Register company, are WIS.,
iting their mother, Mrs. D. B. Richards,
whose home is with her daughter, Mrs.
Hiram Stevens, IS Chambers street.
The course for the Rovers' Wheel club
ten-mile road race next Tuesday starts
at the Park house, down Blake street
and UP Whalley avenue. The club has
made arrangements to have all the loose
stones ON the course remover. On &C.
count of the puncturing of several tires
it has been decided to have the stones
removed.
Dwight Blakeslee and wife have gone
to Portland, Me-, where Mr.. Blakeslee
is overseeing large contract Which
the firm of G. W. Blakeslee & Son have.
Yesterday number of friends went
to Portland to spend a week visiting
them. Among the number were Cor
oner Eli Mix and wife, Mrs. B. D. Hub
bard, Mrs. Taft and Mrs. Ives.
This afternoon the James Graham
Hook and Ladder company of West Ha-
ven will play ball with the Dixwells OF
Highwood on the Third avenue diamond
in West Haven. Van Buren, and War.
ner will be the battery for the Dixwells
and Hale and Warner for the Grahams
Each team has won one game and this
will be the rubber. Next Wednesday
afternoon the Grahams will go to An,
sonia to play the Fountains of tha
place.