The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-07-11
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

High water to-day at II a. m.
Buy a new house-R. E. Baldwin,
Loans and insurance. Chas. Wilson & co.
Morris Cove lots. EN-. Clark, AZ Church.
Mr. and Mrs. e. A. Parsons are at
Villa Bristhall Oklahoma, Martha's
Vineyard.
ar Mrs. George T. Burrell and daugh-
ler-Uf New Haven are visiting Mrs. j.
q. Bryant of Elm street, Norwalk.
Just out. Prince Pauline High Grade
All Havana Cigars, 10 cents. Try one
and you will demand more. For sale
by all dealers. Made by F. D. Grave,
Judges Cave Cigar mandatory.
Mr.. Thomas R. Trowbridge has been
confined to his summer home in Itch
field for a few days with a rheumatic
attack, but is much improved and ex-
poets to return to New Haven on Mon
day for short stay.
Secretary Botsford of the shell fish
commission turned over the office Of
the commission to his successor Attor-
ney A. Nice. Mathewson, yesterday. OF
the $500 taxes due this year all has
IN paid in except about $500
[rs Hanley, wife Of DR. L. G. Han
of Buffalo, N. Y, arrived in Wood
t Thursday and will remain the
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
las p. Walsh, during the summer.
'anley expects to come east later
season.
Haven Commandery, X. T., at
in a body the funeral of Mr..
1,tes lat
t last evening. The regular
burial services were read. The
will be taken to Pittsfield,
day.
Il rage; those Tam OShanters
ldren. You find them in all
The Burgess Fur and Hat
rs cents up. Here is the
~ so.lsor golf caps, which are in
sucn mand: and you will find here
just Nsne trunk or travelling bag you
want.
The remains of the infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs John Condor of West
Haven were taken yesterday afternoon
for interment in ST. Mary's cemetery
Ansonia, the funeral party driving out
from New Haven. A number of Anso-
mia relatives and friends of the fami-
ay were in waiting at the cemetery.
At the Plainville camp meeting
ground Captain Robinson and Mr. Tai
madge of New Haven have erected new
cottages on Bristol avenue, and Mr.
JorTey Of Seymour has completed on
the same avenue a cottage for Mrs. Dr.
Warren and Mrs Weir of Winsted Mr.
Webster of Berlin is building on Meri-
den avenue for Mrs. DR. Warren. Mr.
T.. l.. Furry of Plainyille, besides MAX
ing an addition to his own, is building
seven private cottages as follows: One
each for William F. Damn of New Ha-
ven, Miss Eaton Of Plainville, Mrs.
Thorndyke of Waterbury, Morgan Nor
gan of New Britain, Mr. Burton Wood
of woodbury., and Mr.. Galpin of Wood
j bury.
Mrs. Youmans, who with her husband
was drowned near Bergen, Norway, re-
Gently, was formerly Miss Sarah Eliza
beth Stickney, niece of Rev. W. A.
J Stickney of Cromwell, Conn. The
drowning was the result of an attempt
by Mr.. Youmans to photograph deer
as it crossed in front of them. He or
4 dered the driver to stop and got his
camera ready. The deer sprang, fright
ening the horse, who backed INTO the
lake. The driver escaped, but Mr.. and
Mrs. Youmans were fastened in by
their robes and so were unable to
ESCAPE. Mr. and Mrs. Youmans were
s,rominent members of the church in
Eew York of which e. A. Parsons of
lis city was the organist and musical
hector for five years and they were
,rm personal friends of Mr.. Parsons.
Younmans' son married cousin Of
Il Parsons.