The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-24
Local Weather Report.
 FOR AUGUST 23, 1898.
Brief Mol on.

Brief Mel on.
 High water to-day, 3:39 p. m.
 Two-family house s26O0-R. E. Baldwin Rev. R. J. Early of Meriden Is in this Acity spending part of his vacation here.
 CIR. Coan, with his wife and mother as spending his vacation at Indian Meek
 Rev. Dr. Meserve and wife are ex- pected to arrive in New York Saturday sanorntng.
 Ralph Russo, the harpist of this city, will open dry and fancy goods store in Wallingford soon.
 The Rev. A. V. R. Abbott of West Haven will preach at the M B. church, Etratford, next Sunday.
 St. Mary's parish in Branford in a lit- tie more than one week have raised s2,- poo for their new church.
 Mrs. Frank Evarts of this city, for- t1er resident of Wallingford, is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. w. Anthony, in Wal lingford. z A large number of New Haven friends will go to Woodmont tonight to wit ness the grand illumination and display N of fireworks there.
 Mrs. Catherine Sumner and grandson of New Haven are visiting Mrs. Sum- ner's sisters, Mrs. Graham and Miss Mix, in East Hartford.
 Ida Lucia, deaf mute of New Ha- ven, will be admitted to the Mystic Oral school in accordance with an order dsS1Iad fv Governor Cooka
 Clarence E. Bolmer manager of the New Haven branch of Prince & White 1y's, left this week with his wife for his annual stay in the Catskills.
 Companies I, B and the band of the First Connecticut Heavy artillery will hold a reunion at Torrington on Sep tember 10. Dinner will be at Conley's hnn.
 The Afro-American Mckinley club, e. W. Lovdon president, will take part In the Sumner club parade at their an- nual meet at Savin Rock next Thurs day.
 Professor Wurtz of the Yale law school and John Hall, the well known Football player, are at the hospital rem dering their services as nurses for the Sick soldiers.
 An anniversary high mass for the re- bose of the soul of the late Mrs. Henry Daly mother of Detective Daly, will be celebrated at the Church of the Sacred Heart Friday morning at 730.
 The merchants of savin Rock have general jollifcation Monday evening, the programme including fireworks display, illumination of cottages, boats, etc., and good time for everybody.
 James Manning, a one-armed man from New Haven, was sent to jail for a month in the police court at Hart ford yesterday for vagrancy. He was arrested for begging at the Union depot there.
 An oil stove explosion occurred in the house of Rev. P. s. Evans, pastor of the Winsted Cavalry Baptist church, Sunday, and caused an alarm of fire to be turned in. A large crowd gathered, but the recall was quickly sounded.
 Captain E. E. Marvin of the United States courts and Mrs. Marvin left yes terday afternoon on a two weeks va cation Captain Marvin will attend the reunion of the Army of the Poto- mac at Niagara before his return.
 James Mustarde, the well known salesman for Howe & Stetson, who has been in Scotland for some time past will sail for this country August 31 on the steamer Majestic. MT. Mustarde has spent most of the time with his another in Montrose.
 In .Piainfield yesterday the store of E. P. Kingsley & Sons, a grist mill and four cars owned by the New York; New Haven and Hartford Railroad company were entirely destroyed by fire. The loss is estimated at $25,O00 with a small insurance.
 Conductor D. B. Bradley of the Derby railroad is enjoying a vacation of three weeks. commencing August P. He will make his headquarters at home in An sonia. and will visit different places of interest. One trip will include visit of a few days at Niagara Falls. Dur ing his absence Conductor Ruth will be in charge of his train.
 Miss Matte Lee, in advance of Bla- ney's ''Female Drummer Company ar rived in town yesterday to complete arrangements for the appearance of the company at the Hyperion tomorrow ev- ening. She remains in town until the company arrives and then goes to Bos- ton, where the company is to appear at the Park theater next Monday evening for five weeks run.