The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-01
Local Weather Report.


Munsey's and McClure's Magazines
for August at McKee's.
Munsey's Magazine for August on
sale at Pease & Sons to-day
Munsey's and McClure's Magazines
for August at MacGilvray's.
L. P. We'll and Albert Zunder leave
to-day for Saratoga where they will
spend about two weeks
Christian Miller of u Tyler street,
this CITY, is spending a few days with
friends in Meriden.
Mrs. Eugene H. White and daughters
Jessalnine and Hazel. have gone to East
Hampton to spend some time.
Attorney Henry w. Doolitttle has re-
turned after a months cruise on the
sleep Gypsy, New York Yacht club
yacht
Mr. and Mrs Cyrus Pierce of this city
are stopping with friends in East
: Bridgeport. They will return home to-
morrow.
Miss Annie Field of Fair Haven is
spending the week as the guest of Miss
Carrie B. Hubbel of Sutton avenue
Stratford.
Misses Clara and Carrie Banker of
142 Wooster street have gone to Pitts
field, Mass, where they will spend a
few weeks.
Miss Tillie Schroeder of Meriden, who
has been spending her vacation in this
city, has returned to Meriden after a
pleasant two weeks stay.
City Clerk Norris yesterday morning
received the fifteenth invitation from
Secretary B. F. Gilkison of the League
of American municipalities to attend
the third annual convention of the
league at Syracuse September 10 to %
Enclosed is an invitation addressed to
all members of the city government
Ericsson Bushnell, the famous basso
brother of Winthrop D. Bushnell of
this city, president of the White Plains
Electric and Gas company, was in Mad
ison Sunday and sang at the service 1t
the Madison congregational church,
and his brother, Rev. Samuel Bushnell
of Massachusetts,, preached the SER
mon.
Great preparations are being made in |
Bridgeport for the outing of the Arion |
Singing society of that city which will |
take place next Sunday at Staedtler's |
park There will be nine visiting So |
cieties present. They will come from |
Waterbury, New Haven, Seymour,
Union City, Ansonia, Norwalk and |
Stamford.
Joseph D. Rice, organist and musical
director of st. Mary's church, is, with
his family, occupying one of the Lud-
dington cottages on the shore of Long
Island sound, between the lighthouse
and South End. They have been domi-
ciled there two weeks. To-day Mr., Rice
comes to the city to accompany St. Ma
RVS church choir on it's annual outing
to Lighthouse Point.
Professor B. w. Bacon and family of
this city are guests at the home of Gen
eral William A. Aiken On Washington
street. Norwich Professor Bacon de-
livered an address at the Y. M. c. A.
wharf meeting in that city on Sunday.
He had the largest audience of the sum-
7ner at these wharf meetings. He also
preached at the union services of the
broadway and Park Congrega tional
churches on Sunday.
Ex-Mayor Hendrick will leave town
next Wednesday for Saratoga Springs
where he will stay several days. Thence
he goes to Sandy Hill, N. Y, to try the
Vitae mineral springs there, which have
been recommended to him by his ply
sician as beneficial in rheumatic cases.
From Sandy Hill he goes to attend the
national convention of fire chiefs IN
syracuse. n. Y, which will be held Au-
pust 1926, returning home at the con-
vention's close.
walter H. Bradley son of George L.
BRADLEY. the Church street coal mer- ,
chant returns home to-day from a trip ,
across the continent. He went with ,
MANY from the east to attend the ma 6
tional teachers convention. Mr.. Brad ]
lev made short stops at Denver, SAT-
AXE City, Los Angeles, Redlands Vel t
ovstone park and other points OF IN 6
terest. AT Redlands he met Mr.. ana I
Mrs Frederick e. Hotchkiss formerly I
If New Haven. Mr.. Hotchkiss Is pros !
naring. He is a son of Leonard Hotch-
Kiss who was for many years cashier a
If tbe County bank, this city. Last
rear Mr.. Bradley visited Pixies Peak,
Denver and other points.