The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-10
LOCAL NE WS.
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"A farm wanted-R. e. Baldwin.
High water to-day at 1851 p. m.
A trolley road is soon to be built to
connect Norwich and New London.
Mrs. Frank Seeley of this city is
visiting her parents in South Meri-
den.
John Young and family of New Brit
ain are spending a few weeks at Morris
Cove.
Prof. Gustave Gruener of aYle col
lege is the guest of H. D. Taft in Wa
tertown.
Mrs. o. B. North of 6O4 Chapel street
leaves for Lakeville, Conn, this week
for the summer.
Seven members of old Schiller, now
defunct, were admitted into Ezel lodge.
K. of p, last evening.
d. H. Carter Of Derby has entered the
employ Of the Halsted & Harmount
Co., lumber dealers, this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Sessions of Bristol
start Friday for the Thousand Islands,
where they will remain during July.
Mrs Frank E. Duffy of this city is
spending a few days at his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Potter Of Plain
vile.
L. w Cogswell, court stenographer
and attorney of this city, is visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Cogs-
well in New Preston.
Frank T. Nugent, the tenor singer Of
st. Mary's choir, Derby, has accepted
the position of organist of St. Johns
r. G. church, this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Vincent and
daughter Maud of this city have been
the guests Of their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs D. G. Potter, in Plainville, the
: past week.
The marriage Of Miss Nellie eastman
of Kensington to William F. Tierney of
this city will take place at st. Pauls
church, Kensington, thrs morning at
1890 o'clock.
DR.. Ross celebrated stallion PAGER,
Allmyown, having a record If 224A
died on Sunday night from a compli-
cation of diseases. The animal was by
Alcyone, record 2:27,, dame Recompense
by Aristos by Daniel Lembert.
Patrick Kane, employed in the rail
road shops, fell from a fifth story win
dow to the ground early yesterday
morning at his home, 1875 Congress ave.
nue.. Five Of his ribs were broken by
the fall. He was removed to the hos.
pital.
The Bristol copper and silver mine is
to be closed, not proving profitable. The
New Britain Herald gives a history OF
this mine and it's vicissitudes and says
that it was opened in 1850 and that
years ago President Mott of Union col.
lege was interested in the concern and
Professor Dana of Yale also had an
interest in it.
Governor Coffin late yesterday after
noon signed the Hartford city and town
-'As action upon it had been delayed an
impression had gained ground in Hart
ford that the governor would not sign
it. 1t appears that the delay was be.
cause the governor had his hands full
of business
AS a car was returning from Savir
Rock last evening some quarrelsome
excursionists got into a heated dispute
and a young lady named Anna Ward
living on Summer street, fell in an
epileptic fit. Her sister, who was with
her, had her carried to the home of q
friend on Portsea street when the car
arrived there.
A passenger of car AZ of the West Ha-
ven electric road says that an inebriat.
ed man was forcfbly put off the car last
evening at about $50 near West river
bridge by the conductor for refusing t..
pay his fare, and that the man struck
on his head in the road and lay there
until he was later picked up by some
passers-by and assisted into the city
George r. Stone, agent here for the
Continental Building and Loan associa.
ton of Minneapolis, has notified stock.
holders her that the company has sus-
tanned heavy losses and that it IS nee.
essary to make reductions in The value
of stock. This reduction, he says, viii
be on a basis of about so cents OH dol
lar. There is quite an amount Of
stock held here.