The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-07
Local Weather Report.
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Hlgn water to-day, 1l:45 p. m.
The Lenox club will have an excur-
sion to ROTOR Point August 20.
f. A. sattig, the marketman, and
family are occupying cottage at Co.
sey Beach.
A convention of the probate judges
of the state will be held in Bridgeport
on August 16.
DIR. Rollin Mcneil and wife leave Au-
gust 10 for Lake Champlain to spend
three or four weeks.
Miss Annie Robinson of No. so Bishop
street goes to Seymour this week to
visit her friend Miss Annie Barr.
Pyramid lodge, A. o. U. W., has it's
annual trolley ride and shore supper
this evening. The supper will be serv-
ed by Thomas Butler at Lighthouse
Point.
East Rock council will hold it's regu-
lar meeting in it's hall in the Courier
building this CMonday) evening. 1t is
expected that three candidates will be
initiated.
The Marlin Firearms company will
build a brick boiler house and frame
store house on Willow street. These
two buildings will cost in the neighbour
hood Of $4,000.
Last Saturday was the hottest Au-
gust weather New Haven has had in
seven years, with one exception, which
was in SO, but the humidity part was
unsurpassed.
Miss Nettie Walter, daughter of
Adolph Walter, the tailor, is visiting
friends in New York. Miss Nettie
Klauberg of Harlem is visiting Mr.
Walters family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict of Schnecta-
dy, N. Y, who have been spending
couple Of weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Fox of 1245 Chapel street. re-
turned home Thursday.
The families of William r. White of
Cottage street and DR.. J. E. Pendleton
of 4S Bishop street are occupying the
Sea Spray cottage at Mulberry Point,
four miles from Guilford.
The report of Registrar of Vital Sta
tistics Carr for the month of July shows
that the number of deaths in New Ha-
ven during the month was only 143 Of
this number 81 were children under five
years of age.
The Lillian M. HOLSTER hive No Z,
L. o. of M, will hold a special meeting
tomorrow evening in its meeting hall
to make the final arrangements for the
picnic to be held at Primrose park, for
mery Waverly Grove, Tuesday, August
is.
E. L. Donovan is building a $4,000
two-tenement house at 100 Starr street.
Dr. Charles Fl. Brockett and Benja-
min Z. Brockett have sold to William
Morris for $4,000 the property at 351
York street, the frontage of the lot being
fifty-two feet
Miss Maud Spiegel daughter of ex-
Sheriff Charles r. Spiegel, has returned |
from visiting friends in Hartford. Mr.. |
Spiegel and family are residing on |
Bishop street, but expect to remove to |
their handsome new residence on Hunt
ington street, near Whitney avenue,
about the middle of September.
Miss Clara Wilcox daughter of Frank
M Wilcox of Edwards street, assistant
superintendent at w. e. e. II. Fitch's
factory, has gone to Middletown for
two weeks visit with friends there, af-
ter which she will spend two weeks at
the seashore. Miss Wilcox is very
popular and successful teacher in the
Middletown graded schools.
j. e. Northrop, who was formerly in
the grocery business on Edwards street
and who sustained an apoplectic shock
in Epworth M. E. church last winter, is
now in the last stages of Brght's dis
ease. Mr.. and Mrs, Northrop now re-
side with their daughter in Plymouth,
Conn, where Mr.. Northrop has lately
had a second shock of apopleXy.
Mrs George Stanford, Mrs. Anne
crowley and Mrs Thomas Cunningham,
the picnic committee of Auxiliary No.
70 Daughters of Erin, have been given
full power to arrange for the auxiliary S
united picnic with the Second division,
"A. O. H, at Primrose park, formerly
Waverlv Grove, Tuesday, August %.
The regular monthly meeting of the
AUXILIARY will be held next Wednes-
dav evening in Flls' hall and al mem
hers are requested to be present, as
tickets will be distributed by the COM
mittee.
Mrs. Andrew j. Benton of Guilford
entertained as guests during last week
Mrs Edward Reynolds and Mrs. w.
Manning Reynolds and children, Mar
garet, Manning and Edward OF this city,
also Mrs, Lincoln Andrews and chill
dren. Hervey, Nina and Cornella, OF
East Haven The party of twelve, in
Guiding Mrs Benton and son, Byron and
Mrs. Benton's sister Mrs. Bates. took
several delightful drives to neighboring
towns and shore resorts in the three
seated carriage. The party broke up
with much regret on Saturday