The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-23
Local Weather Report.
Brief Me lon.

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 c. M. Jarvis of East Boston was at the Pequot house over Sunday.
 Thomas M. Roche, formerly of so Clark street, has removed to 27 Ed wards street.
 James H. Webb returned last night From Saratoga where he had been at tending the American Bar association.
 The thirty-second annual reunion of Ithe Second c. V. H. A. and the Nine teenth c. V. will be held at Bridgeport September '.
 MT. and Mrs. N. s. Marian of Wash ington avenue, this city, are visiting their daughters in New York city and Garfield, N. Y.
 Montowese lodge No. 15, I. o. O. F., Hast night received into membership by card one candidate from Wiley lodge, Guthrie, o. T.
 Governor Cooke has returned to his home in Winsted from Watch Hill. He says he is much relieved from his at tack of influenza by his two weeks out ing.
 Jack Hirsch, in advance of the Rog- CTS brothers, Klau & Erlangers com pany, is in town. The company appears at the Hyperion Labor day, Monday, September 5, in John J. McNallys new play, ( A Reign of Error"
 Mrs. Joseph H. Greenleaf of Eld street, her daughter, Mrs. Adelia, wife of Frederick H. Baldwin of the w. & SE. T. Fitch manufactory, and Miss Jo- 1oft Q stay at Sauquoit, New York state.
 John E. Bannagan of 1894 Pine street was struck by train and seriously in- jured at Milford Saturday night and died at the New Haven hospital yes- terday afternoon. The deceased was Eon of Michael Bannahan of 1884 Pine street.
 The excursion of the Meriden Y. M. 1T. A. B. society to Glen Island and Ro- ton Point on Saturday was a big sue cess. Plenty of time was allowed the e-7cursionists on the island. It was midnight before they arrived home from New Haven by special train from their delightful trip.
 The Sanitary and Relief association have garments to be made and nobody to I1ldho luSIIl l Iley dES dl LIS 1lSCOr- ical building, which is open after S:3O a. nn., and it is hoped that patriotic women will lend their aid. Old cotton sheets, etc., are needed by the associa- tion, and it is asked that they be deliv- cred at the New Haven hospital.
 Miss Johanna Schmidt of New Ha- ven, who has been acting as night nurse at the Meriden hospital the past week, left this city yesterday for New York to report as a government nurse. Miss Schmidt did not know her destina- tion, but thought it was to be in the naval service. She graduated in 1891 as nurse and has an excellent reputa- tion as such.,
 Charles D. Edwards of 115 Linsley avenue, Meriden, who is spending the summer at his cottage at Indian Neck, was struck by an electric car in East Haven Sunday afternoon while on his way to Lighthouse Point and rendered unconscious. He was picked up and brought to a nearby house, and a doc tor sent for. It was found that aside from bad shock MT. Edwards was un- injured.
 Lieutenant Arthur H. Day of the firm of Kimberly, Root & Day, this city, and of the Naval Reserves in command of the United States patrol ship Restless, is now on duty off Montauk Point and has been there for some time. His duty is to notify the transport boats as to the channel and to warn boats of the quarantine regulations. Lieutenant Bishop of Lieutenant Days boat was in town yesterday and when asked as to the probable duration of the service of the Naval Reserves, some thirty in number, who are on the Restless, said that in all probality they would be in service but few days longer.