The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-09

The factory of the Kidder Motor com pany on Orange street has closed for a shut down of two weeks. Business in this line is reported dull at the present time.
 John McQueeney and T. F. Moran leave to-day for a visit to the Pan American. While in Buffalo they will Ike the guests of the mayor and Dr. R. w. Pierce.
 R. H. Spier and l.. H. Shoninger, 1900 S.. will start tomorrow for the Pan- American exposition. They will go also fo the Thousand Islands and to Sarato- ga Springs.
 Bert Bartlett, the egg merchant, and family, are occupying their cottage which was built for them in the spring, at Morris Cove. It is next to the new Steinert cottage.
 Miss Alice and Arthur Hildebrand, children of Charles Hildebrand, of x Hartford, formerly of this city, are vis- rsfss2tfIeir grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Sturges, of Bradley street. Patrick Maher, bailiff in the United States district court is seriously ill at ~ complication of diseases. He has been i'll for two weeks and his condition IS critical
 Judge and Mrs Hubbard, of Walling- ford with Kenneth Hubbard, left yes- terday morning for the Saratoga Springs. They were accompanied by Clarence Hale and will remain until September 1.
 Robert Bayle, the stage manager and electrician at the Savin Rock theater, was married to Miss Norah Mccarthy, If New Haven, in New York city on Wednesday, The happy couple are now enjoying trip to the Pan-American exposition.
 Several departments of the National Folding Box and Paper company at the corner of Bradley and William streets are running until o'clock every even- ing owing to the rush of work The remainder of the factory is running ten hours daily.
 Dairy Commissioner Noble and Depu- ty Commissioner R. O. Eaton are mak- ing arrangements to attend the fifth < annual meeting of the National Asso- citation of State Dairy and Food De- nartments to be held in Buffalo Sep tember 1T, IS and 19.
 Anthony Carroll has prepared res- olution which he will present to the board of councilmen next Monday even ing. The resolution is a protest against the appropriation by the city of $l,5oo for a celebration on the green at the time of the Yale bicentennial.
 State Factory Inspector George l. Me Lean was in town yesterday with two deputy inspectors, John H. Quinlan, of Meriden and Henry o. Nichols, of Nor wich. The inspectors are here for the purpose of inspecting bakeshops, which they do three or four times in the course of year.
 Motorman Johnson, of the Fair Ha- yen road. who was injured in Whitney vile on Wednesday evening by being thrown from his car, was comfortable vesterday and pr. Barnett believes he will be all right within a few days. The worst injuries were from shock caused by his contact with live wire.
 George H. Bishop, president of the Peck & Bishop company, has purchased the buildings Nos. 683 and 6S5 Chapel street of the Charles l.. Mitchell estate. The property is that which is now oc- cupied by the New York and Boston Dispatch Express company at No. 6S3 and by the Victor Rubber Tire compa- nv. of Springfield, O., at No. 6S5 Chapel The property was bought merely as an investment.
 Mrs. A. w. Webster and son Ray mond left yesterday for Kingston on- , the- Hudson to spend a few weeks with relatives Their friends wish them pleasant visit and safe return.
 The Sunday school children Of the Zion German Lutheran church, corner Davenport avenue and Ward street, held their annual picnic at Double Beach yesterday. Special cars took the picnickers to the beach and arriving there they had an enjoyable time.