The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-21
IoCAL NEVIS JOTTTNGS.

A horse belonging to Dr. Zink of Branford, attached to light carriage, ran away on Grand avenue yesterday forenoon. The carriage was badly wreck ed No one was hurt.
 There will be horse racing for oats tomorrow at 2 p. m. at Riverside park, Foxon, in the 2:3S class, pacing or trotting, for 125 bushels divided and in the 25O class for 75 bushels divided; besides some special features. The Fair Haven and Westville Rail- road company expect to resume the work on the extension of the line through North Quinnipiac street to North Haven Center within two weeks, as the rails ordered some time ago will probably have arrived by that time, New Haven lodge, D. of R., will hold | a. midsummer sociable and watermelon cut at the house of Mrs. K. P. Bristol l 159 York street, this, Wednesday, even 1 ing, August 21.
 pr. w. J. Mayer, dentist, of Chapel street, and Fred Kurick left Monday l for a, ten days trip to Portland, Me-, ! where they will join friends and go to l Nova Scotia.
 l The Foresters' association committee i who had charge of the picnic at Light l house Point report that it was not only grand success, but would net about 1 $1, 900.
 l E. w. Williams of 270 Edgewood avenue, an agent for the Armour Beef l company, who has been Ill with typhoid l fever for several weeks, has taken a l turn for the better and his speedy recov- ! cry is now assured.
 l There was another series of petty burglaries in Branford Monday night. | Three houses, those of Frank Jerold, | s. Z Osborn and George Pond, were en- tered but nothing of value was stolen.
 There was trolley party last even- ing to advertise the big barbecue of the New Haven Butchers association,
 which is to be held at Scheutzen park
 tomorrow. The car, gaily decorated, and containing band, left the green at about o'clock and went over the diff
 ferent electric roads of the city. l Miss Margaret Hogan, leading so-
 prano in St. Patrick's church choir, has | TGluIlltu HUH lWO WcthS VdGdllUll
 spent at Long Branch.
 Miss Allie O'Donnell and Miss Mamie
 Maroney ate summering at Wood mont.
 Judge Livingston W. Cleaveland, his
 mother, and Miss Sucher, his stenog-
 rapher, have returned from a sojourn
 in the White Mountains.
 Rev MT. Phillips, wife and four chil. , dren of New Haven, are stopping with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Warren al 99 Main street, Winsted, Conn. Stewart Rowe, son of Henry B. Rowe of Academy street, has returned from , a three months trip through Europe. E. T. Bates of New Haven, state sec : retary of the Y. M c. A., was in Tor rington Tuesday evening to meet tn, , association officers and see about get ting new general secretary in place O
 Mr. Finch, resigned.
 Mrs. Keeley of West Haven went or
 Tuesday to board at S. S. Laws or
 Greenwood street in Burrville.
 Mrs. Sperry and her daughter, Mist
 Fannie, and Miss Daisy Crawford ,wht
 who have been boarding on Greenwood
 street in Burrville, have returned home
 to West Haven. Wednesday, August
 13, was Miss Sperry's nineteenth birth
 day, and her friend, Miss Hyde, prepar.
 ed, a little surprise for her by sending
 for her mother to come up that day
 Miss Hyde In her turn was surprised by
 the unexpected arrival of her father
 Some of the neighbors took them out
 riding, and they wound up the pleas
 ant little occasion with fireworks in the
 evening.
 Unionville, Aug. 20.-The annual re.
 union of the Twenty-fifth regiment, c
 ", is being held here to-day at Subur.
 ban park. Nearly three hundred mem.
 bers of the regiment with their families , | are present