The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-19
LOCAL NE MS.
Rrief Mention.

High water to-day at 1884 a. m.
near Pawson Park.
Miss Clara Harris of Orchard street
has gone to Boston on a visit of a
month.
Mrs. B. H. Cheney, Miss Alice Cheney
and H. S. Bronson and family are at
Hawk Hurst, Lttchfield.
Henry G. Beaumont of East Hart
ford has engaged Va cottage at Morris
Cove for the month of August.
Mrs. H. P. Morgan and Mrs. George
III. Ferris and daughter Minnie, all of
Norfolk, arrived at Woodmont yester-
day.
Miss Frances Bartlett of Olive street
is spending the summer at the home of
her uncle, Adjutant General Graham in
MiddletoWn.
To-day the long looked-for game be-
tween the Victors of Bridgeport and the
Skeletons will take place at Housatonic
Park, Shelton.
Robert S. Kearney, Ernest A. Lown,
Dwight Chamberlain and Harry Reyn-
olds are tenting at Camp Massasoit on
the Bradford shore.
Miss Maud Bodwell Of New Haven is
making a months stay at Benjamin
Darts in East Hartford. Fer sister,
Miss Florence, has returned from a
short visit there
The Consolidated road will run an
excursion from all points of the Air
Line to Savin Rock next Tuesday. 1t
will be one of the largest excursions to
Savin Rock Of the season.
From 10 till S tomorrow, Saturday
an exhibition and sale of the New Ha-
ven woman's exchange will be held at
the residence of Mrs. William Moeeley,
Airly Beacon, in Norfolk.
Sergeant Theodore A. Trip of the
Dixwell avenue precinct has purchased
a fine new residence on Winthrop avenue
5ust north of Whalley avenue, which he
will move into in the near future.
The John H. Starin carried out two
excursion throngs yesterday, the
Swedish Lutheran church of st. John
street and the Temperance society of
st. Mary's r. c. church. About three
hundred were on board.
About 800 Of the members Of st. Johns
Catholic club and their friends sailed
yesterday morning on the Continental
for New York and the Hudson. The
Second regiment band was on board.
There was a large party on board.
The Charles W. Scranton Co. have is
sued an interesting circular regarding
the stock and debentures of the Consol-
idated railroad company. The circular
gives the prices at which the stock has
sold during the past fifteen years, and
the rate of income that will be derived
from stock and debentures in detail,
prices and value of rights, &c. The cal
culations were made with care and the
circular is well worth reading.
William Stanley, who has conducted
confectionery store and lunch room
in the Colburn building on Main street,
Derby, for the past three years, made a
voluntary assignment yesterday in the
local probate court at Derby, through
his attorney, C. c. Ford. Henry C.
Bretzfelder of this city was recommend
ed to the court as trustee. Bretzfelder
is a real estate dealer and has quite
q reputation as a, trustee for insolvent
estates.
Bishop Goodsell of San Francisco,
who is summering at Short Beach, was
in Meriden for a short stay to visit his
son, Buell. Goodsell. Bishop Goodsell
said that he had come east to attend a
meeting of a committee of four bishops
who were to consider a plan of minis
terial study. This committee meets in
Ocean Grove next week. In the fall,
he said. he should go west to hold his
conferences, his districts embracing
Illinois, Tennessee and western Virgin
ia.