The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-28
LooAL NEWS JoTrIYGs.

The Cosmopolitan for August at Pease & Sons, 1O2 Church street-an excellent number.
 At the meeting of the W. V. K. U. in Shelton, Monday evening, two ladies were mustered In, both of whom are residents of New Haven, but have many friends and relatives in Shelton. Rev. J. D. Wildman of Wallingford leaves to-day for a vacation in the Adirondack mountains. During his ab- sence Rev. Charles H. Doupe of New Haven will preach at St. Paul's church | in Wallingford.
 James Hanlon of 251 Hamilton street, | a well known resident, fell from a lad der while trimming grape vines in his garden, on Monday. and struck heavily on the ground. The fall fractured three of his ribs and dislocated his left shoul- l der. The injuries are severe, but MT. | Hanlon will recover from them. MT. Hanlon Is one of the best known down., | town residents. He has taken an ac- i've interest In politics.
 l Thomas Hatch, aged twenty eight, of l l92 Davenport avenue, a painter, en- | ployed by R B. Bradley, who was at work on a scaffold in Lowell school yes- | terday morning about o'clock, fell ten feet and his head struck on the | stair railing. A deep gash was cut in his left temple and he was rendered | unconscious. Hatch was taken to the hospital, where his wound was dressed. He will probably be all right again in few days.
 MT. Spier, son of Siegwart Spler, the lawyer, has had on exhibition in the window of Bronson's drug store, corner State and Bradley streets, litter of six Leveritch settlers. They are brown and white in color, and are five weeks old, and are fat healthy little fellows. There were seven in the litter, but one was smothered by the mother. The dogs attract great deal of attention, especially from the children. The Bigelow Boiler company have the contract to furnish the new steel tanks for the Wallingford Gas Light company. These large receptacles which are to be used in the new com pressing system to be employed by the Gas Light company are expected in Wallingford every day.
 Walter Clark, son of Henry Clark, is much improved In health. MT. Clark who was a bookkeeper for MT. Sander son, was obliged to leave work about a year ago. He went to Saranac In the Adironadcks, and Is now well and l strong.
 Captain Kapitske of the City Guard has forwarded to headquarters at Hartford these nominations of non- commissioned officers: Corporal Dana | Macmillan to be sergeant, and Privates William Kipp and William Applegate to be corporals. These appointments were made necessary in part by Ser geant Sypher's promotion to second lieutenancy
 New Haveners stopping in Bethle- hem, N. H., include, among others Miss J. G. Calhoun, Miss Alling Percy Alling and w. G. Thompson, Dr. and Mrs. G. E. Hudson and Miss Mary Hudson, who are all at the Uplands in accordance with their usual custom. At a large whist party given at the Uplands last Friday, Mrs. Hudson won the consolation prize, silver hat pin.
 William s. Fogarty, manager of the Wallingford baseball club, left yester- day morning to see several managers of the baseball clubs of Connecticut, with a view to arranging games dur ing the month of August. Manager Fogarty stated that he should probably arrange a game for Saturday with the Sacred Heart team of this city, who were anxious to wipe out that to 1 defeat of three weeks ago.
 At the Forest Hills, Franconia, are registered Professor and Mrs. A. J. Du Bois, MT. and Mrs. s. A. Galpin, and Professor Henry R. Lang of Yale
 MT. and Mrs. G. w. Little, Miss Lit tie, Ward Coe, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Parish and Miss Eunice Parish are all stopping at the Poland Spring house, Poland Springs, Me.
 Miss Louise Gallagher of University Place. who has spent most of the season with party of musicians at the An chorage Morris Cove, has gone to Riv- erside, Conn.
 MT. and Mrs. F. c. Dowd of Fair Ha- ven are stopping at the Grand Union, Saratoga. while Mir. and Mrs c. A Terry and Miss Terry are registered at the Kenmore.
 Julian Parke, Yale '9S, the well known 'cellist, and B. Hubbel, also a Yale man, are stopping for the summer al the Sunset Pavilion, North Conway.
 Miss Cora Andrews and Miss Emile Schroeder of Merlden are stopping with the Misses Morrow and Bath at Short Beach for few weeks.
 Miss Emma Nudge of Meriden is so. journing in Bridgeport and Milford.
 Miss M & Buell. of Meriden is a guest at the Bacon house, Clinton.
 Miss Clara Bckford of Meriden left yesterday morning for this city tc l spend her vacation.