The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-26
Local Weather Report.
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
 High water to-day, 4:07 p. m.
 Two-family house $2,6O0-R.E E. Baldwin The Home Journal for August at T. H. Pease & Sons.
 Miss Fife Flemming of West Haven is the guest of Mrs. Edward Durand in Fairfield. -
 Professor "A. M. Drummond and wife are stopping at Agassiz Hall, Cottage City, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. James White and Mrs. George White of Thomaston are visit ing friends in West Haven.
 William Rafferty of this city is the guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Dan- iel Rafferty of North Riverside street, Waterbury.
 Thomas Shana1lan of this city is man. aging E. P. Brennan's drug store in Naugatuck while the latter is away on his vacation. Colonel Burpee said yesterday that he still believed that the Second regi- ment would be called into service in the present war.
 Miss Julia Jennings of New Milford, accompanied by her mother, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. H. Bronson of No. 61 Stanley street.
 The Atlantic Yacht club cruise this year will include visit to Black Rock. The cruise will take place the early part of next month.
 The Metropolitan and Half Hour Magazines at McKee's news store; also the new issues of the Puritan and the Ladies' Home Journal.
 George Kelsey, son of MT. and Mrs. Israel A. Kelsey, has gone to Enfield to spend the summer with his uncle, G. A. Fairbrother, superintendent of the En- field and Long Meadow road.
 A south end parrot is getting itself disliked by the attendants at nearby church. Polly seems to delight in run- ming opposition to the preacher during the sernon.--Hartford Times.
 Delegations from the New Haven and South Norwalk Arion Singing societies were entertained Sunday at Staedtlers park, Bridgeport, by the Arions of the latter city, and good time was enjoy ed by those present.
 Mrs. Minott Osborn and daughter Miss Katherine Osborn, spent last week, together with Miss Helen York at East Norwalk with Mrs. Osborns mother, Mrs. George H. Bradley, at the Iatters summer home.
 Grand Dictator Charles Smith of New Haven and Deputy Grand Dictator and TaT ' of Middletown were present at the meet ing last night of Pioneer lodge, Knights of Honor, of Hartford.
 Thomas E. Twitche11. proprietor of the Twitchell house, Savin Rock, is very i'll at his home. He was taken i'll about week ago, and after few days complications set in, and he was yes- terday in a critical condition. Dr. Will son is attending him. The symptoms are those of gastritis
 Mrs. E. c. Sharpe of Seymour who has been quite ill for some days past, underwent an operation for appendicitis Saturday evening, performed by Dr. B. Austin Cheney of New Haven and Dr. E. w. Davis of Seymour, the former having been called into consultation by Dr. Davis. The operation was quite successful and Mrs Sharpe's condition yesterday was comfortable.
 Mrs. H. A. Ballou and Mrs. A. J. Matt of No. Lake place are making pleas ire trip in eastern New York state, which includes a visit to Lake George and stay with friends in Troy. They will return probably next Friday. Mrs Rallou has been secretary for eight and q half years of the lodge Of Daughters of Liberty No. 3, and has not missed 9 lodge meeting in all that time. She is also secretary of the Ladies' Auxiliary camp of the P. o. s. of A.
 Ex-Alderman Charles F. Graves oi this city, treasurer of Trinity college Hartford, will leave to-day for triT over the Great Lakes. He will be ac- companied by his wife and his three sons. Dr. Richard S., 0 physician at St Johns hospital, Brooklyn, NY; George H. superintendent of the chemica company of Bridgeport, and Walter G. chemist for a large chemical company in Cleveland, O. They will go by raj to Buffalo and there take one of the large and elegant steamers, with fine messenger accommodations, and sail tC Duluth From Duluth they will go by rail to St. Paul and will return home by way of the St Lawrence river, Thou sand Islands, etc.