The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-30
Local Weather Report.
Brief Mention.


Bargains in shoes at Howarth BROS
Harper's Magazine for August mas
been received by Pease & Son.
Mrs. John English and Miss ofVia
English are at Watch Hill! for the sea-
son.
Mrs George Fulton and her two sons
of this city are visiting friends in Smell
ton.
Miss Sarah Hotchkiss and Miss Lorls
are spending the season at hittery
Point, Me.
Samuel Galpin and family have taken
the Martin cottage at Savln ROCK 'or
the season.
The Rev. j. w. Maynard OF New
Britain is the guest of H. A Hail at
Short Beach.
isaac N. Damn and George Damn OF
Orange street visited the PlalhViile
camp meeting Saturday
Harper's Magazine and the Cosmopol-.
,+an far August at T. H. Pease & Sons,
both unusually fine numbers
Miss Anne F. Day Of College street
leaves this week for Larchmont, where
she will spend the month of August.
Mrs Charles H. Townsh md and Miss
Susan e. Hotchkiss leave this week lor
Poland Springs Maine, to remain u"el
fall.
Mrs. M. A. Wade and daughter OF lh'
Dewitt. street have returned from Il
nleasant trip to Ste. Anne De Beaupre'
Canada.
George Edmondson the master plum
her is ill with gastric fever at his nome
on Bishop street. DR.. Walker Is attend
ing him.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Hemingway
and family are summerlns at COSBY
Reach, where they have taken cottage
for the season.
Mrs. Reilly, residing at IA Blshof
street. is convalescent after an illness
az three weeks with malarial fever, DR.
Luby was her physician.
A very charming musical reception
was rendered Miss Matilda Rlchter pS
her many friends at her residence OF
Davenport avenue last Thursday even
ing.
Charles f. Merwin of Ed street, gen
.ro1 manager for the Hubbell & Mer
win Co., spent Sunday In Willlmantlc
where his wife has been visiting friend
for some time past.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Schroeder o
Meriden. who have been visiting thel
daughter, Mrs. Frederick L. Neebe, il
this city, returned to Meriden yester
day after pleasant weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leopold of Brad
lev street and their children spent sat
urday and Sunday at the PlainVlll
camp meeting with Mr.. and Mrs wa
liam Damn, parents of Mrs Leopold
Washirg ton council, No. 6, o. G. f
will met next Wednesday evening
This will be an important meeting an
every member should be present. Fou
candidates await initiation at thi
meeting.
Miss Jennie Robinson of so Bisho
street returned Saturday from yer
pleasant stay in Meriden with her siste
Mrs Henry Freeman, and her brothe
Master George Robinson, leaves fc
Meriden to-day for a visit to Mrs. Fret
man.
SlDGr1QtenQe0t OIL T. Ire Ald1 III
Grant and William S. Schappa, super
intendent of the city hall, started earl
Yesterday morning for Springfield Q
their wheels. They breakfasted in Har
ford and expected to arrive in Sprinf
field at noon.
Miss Maxwell of the millinery depar
ment of the Edward Malley compar
leaves to-day for Saratoga where 81
will spend several days. From Sarat
ga Miss Maxwell will go to Massach'
sets and there spend the rest OF n
vacation.
George w Cooper, the grocer al
meat market proprietor, at AtWat
block, is having summer cottage bu
at Bradley Point, just below Saw
Rock. The Hubbell- Merwin compai
are the contractors. The cottage W
be quite handsome addition to t
group Of cattases a. this pleasant sp(
A tea was given at the Robb
schoolhouse, Norfolk, Wednesday afte
noon by the Mission band of the Co
EDUCATIONAL church. The ladies w
tended the booths were dressed to re
resent the costumes of different cou
tries. There was an exhibition and 50
of foreign dolls, fruit, homemade ca
eies, etc.