The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-07-08
LOCAL Ws.
Brief Mention.


Buy new house-R E. Baldwin.
Loans and insurance. Chas. Wilson & CO.
Morris Cove lots. E. M. Clark, AZ Church.
Beginning next Friday the dry goods
stores will close Friday afternoons dur
Ing July and August.
Miss Mary Campbell, organist at st.
Mary's church, East Hartford, has re-
turned to her home In this city to spend
a vacation of two months.
The Woodmont cottagers' committee
will recommend to the Milford select
men the purchase of a chemical engine
for use. at Woodmont.
THE New York, New Haven and
IHartford Railroad company are to give
popular excursion to Savin Rock and
return, Tuesday, 18th inst.
Consolidated railroad officials say
that there never was time when the
road did anywhere near the amount of
freight business it is doing this sum-
mer
DR.. r. S. Goodwin, jr., has given up
his Office in Thomaston and come to
this city to open an office on Orange
street. The doctor leaves many friends
in Thomaston.
G. T. Driscoll has purchased from
Gohn 7. Sloan, trustee, a piece of land
fronting to the west of the e. S. Wheel
er Co., and will erect temporary stores
on the property.
The board of finance together with
City Auditor Brown, Mayor Hendrick
and Chief Kennedy yesterday after
noon made a tour Of inspection of all
the engine houses in the city.
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.
The railroad commissioners will be
here next Friday and will at IL a. M
on that day at the Union depot, exam
inc tenders which have been selected
by the street railway companies.
General Superintendent G. II. Platt
of the Consolidated road, with his fam
lily, have taken the Gardner cottage at
White Beach, Crescent Beach, for the
remainder of the season, and arrived
Saturday.
Friends of Thomas Breen, an en-
p1oye of the Waterbury Clock COM
pany, believe that he was drowned
from a Fulton street ferryboat return
ing from Coney Island to New York
Friday evening.
Farrell WEIGH of Southington, who
was suddenly stricken with acute gas
tritis about a month ago and who has
been steadily improving, suffered a re-
lapse Monday morning. DR.. f. Bacon
of this city was summoned in consul
tation with DR.. NJ. f. Sullivan. Mr..
Welch was much easier yesterday.
The wagon of Frank o. Edwards, a
rnilknan of Main street, Westville, was
smashed by an electric car at Congress
aveue and Lafayette street yesterday.
The horse was freed from the wagon
by the violent conclusion. Edwards
was busy in his wogan with his back
to the horse, pouring milk from one
can into another, and while he was
thus engaged the horse, which was
walking along, veered off on to the
track lust in front ofthe car. Edwards
was thrown out of the wagon, but es-
capped unhurt.
President Dwight of Yale and his
family will sail from New York to-day
on the steamship New York. They will
spend only few days in England at
ter landing. They will remain in
France during the summer, going from
there to Germany in the fall, and
spending about two months in the uni
versity towns. The party will spend
the winter in the Tyrol and Italy. III
January they will return to Germany
where Winthrop Dwight Will remain
for over a year in study.