The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-27

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Brief Mention.
High water to-day, 1910 a. m.
Bargains In shoes at Howarth Bros.
Mrs, E. I. Atwater has returned from
stay'in Kent.
Bridgewater, Conn.
The Ladies Home Journal for Sep
tember at MacGilvray's.
F. S. Bradley has returned from a
stay at Roach River, Me.
r. E. Lewis Of 464 Edgewood avenue
is stopping at the Branford Point
house
Charles Kimberly of Kimberly, Root
& Day has returned from stay at Mil
ford, Pa, and is at Atlantic City for a
few days @.
John A. Caryl of this city has been
passing few days with his parents in
Norwich.
Mrs. Waitsell Wheeler Of this city Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William Metzger
in Greeneville
Norman W. Dodge of Weatogue has
been appointed an agent Of the State
Humane society
Edward o. Penfleld of Bristol has sold
his cottage at Sachenl's Head, and will
remove to California
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Bartholomew of
Ansonia will leave to-day from Wood
mont for stay at Saratoga.
The board of aldermen will meet in
.!~r IL -;.rl,t xrti11 ON,
deavor again to do something with paw
ing matters.
Monroe Rexroth, with his family, of
New Haven, is visiting at the home OF
hts brother-in-law, Laurence Sauer in
Unionvile.
Master Arthur H. Barnes, jr., of South
Norwalk is the guest of his grandpa
rents; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D. Barnes
Of this city.
y Lucy M. Harris, wife of william Har-
ris of sos Howe avenue, Shelton, died
on Friday night, aged eighty-two years,
Of softening of the brain, after an ILL
ness of five years.
Rev RI. E. Burnes. pastor of Howard
avenue M. E. church, this city, preach
ed yesterday morning and evening at
the South Norwalk M. Fl. church, of
which he is former pastor.
The Connecticut Pathological society
will meet on the grounds Of the Con-
necticut Experiment station In New
Haven Tomorrow. A large gathering
and interesting occasion Is expected.
George Howard, son of Captain A. L.
Howard says that his father Is not a
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report arose from the fact that another |
Captain Howard of Ottawa, Canada, |
was captured.
Tomorrow the Pennington Congre- !
gational Sunday school viii picnic at
Compounce for the twentieth time in |
as many years, On Thursday the Neal I
club, composed of Consolidated Rail- |
road employees, will hold barbecue at |
the lake.
The executive committee of the Six
teenth Connecticut Regiment associa-
ton, consisting Of Colonel Frank W. |
Cheney of South Manchester, Colonel
John Gen1mill and Major George G.. Q. |
Whitney, have decided to hold the an
nual reunion at Compounce, September
a..
from two months vacation spent on
the Pacific coast and southwestern
Alaska Saturday and is at his summer
home Sunset View, WoodnIont. He
brought with him a number Of hunting
and fishing trophies and his best fish
storiesare corroborated by photographs.
Rev. Mr.. Adams, pastor Of Epworth
M. E. church, who is back from his va
cation at Old Orchard Beach, Me,
preached fine discourse at his church
yesterday morning on Holiness" Mr..
Adams is q preacher Of rare interest
and has won great favor with his con-
gregation and others who attend the
services
Miss Nora Sage, daughter of Rev. DR..
Sage, pastor of Hope Baptist church.
Miss Jessie l. Scranton, kindergarten
teacher and her sister, Miss Ahbie, {
both residing on Lawrence street, and !
Miss Birdie Miller of Ficoll street are /
spending a number of weeks at Chester .
VT. The Misses Scranton will return In
time for the opening Of the public
schools, but the others will remain :
away a few weeks longer.