The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-31

At City Missions hall, corner of Court and State streets, this evening the
 men's club will be addressed by Charles E. Dewey on reform work. There will also be recitatons and good singing. All are welcome.
 A large number of people in Hart ford and vicinity are looking forward with great interest to the coming ex- cursion of the Hartford Machine Screw Company's Mutual Benefit association to Savin Rock next Saturday.
 Heart disease has been fixed upon as the cause of the death of George E. {. Meade, formerly of Hartford and Nor Mich, whose dead body was found in
 jie room of his boarding house here on
 Monday It was at first thought to be
 case of suicide.
 The Branford nine will play at Savin
 pck Thursday afternoon at ? o'clock
 gainst an all New Britain team.
 Miss Elizabeth A. Hurley of Philadel- ~p phia is spending two weeks with her
 ,elatives Mir and Mrs. Daniel A. Hur- M ay of IS, Bishop street.
 diss Henrietta Stevens, one of oldest residents, died on Monday evening, aged ninety three. lShe was much beloved and was bright, cheerful and active in her extreme old age. She was born in New Canaan and swas member of the First Methodist ehurch of Bridgeport.
 The John Hancock Life Insurance Apmpany's agents who canvass in this
 Aty and Bridgeport will have their Annual dinner at Pleasure Beach next Saturday. They will go to the beach lat il a. m. and will spend two hours on the track and baseball field at the coliseum before sitting down to din- Ier.
 The Fair Haven friends of Dr. E. G. Stout, grandson of Mrs. James Good
 VI, have received many interesting
 tiers and postal cards from his dur
 gg his trip through England, Holland,
 ksrnany and France. Dr. Stout will &sume his duties at the Utica State hospital on August 12, after an absence Of six weeks.
 Highway Commissioner Macdonald was in the towns of Southington and Bristol yesterday examining the high fway upon which Improvements are to be made under state aid. Commission CT Macdonald left on an afternoon train for tour of the different towns of Iitchfield county which have applied for the state appropriation for highway Improvement.
 H. A special car chartered by fifty Stam- ford people for trolley ride to Bridge port late Monday night collided with a car owned by the Norwalk Tramway company at Darien on the return trip, and as result several of the eYcur- sionists were injured and one of them, Miss Sarah Waterbury, may die. Among the other passengers injured were Miss Cooke, whose leg was broken by being thrown from the car and Miss Inez Brant. who was severely injured in the same manner.
 Mrs. Mary EI. Graham, widow of the late G. w. Graham, of New Haven, re- gently celebrated her eightyifth birth day at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. A. Sawyer, of Grand street, Middle town, Up to within the past year her health has been remarkable. Of fam ily of seven children five are left. They .are Mrs. c. F. Rantell, of New Haven, Mrs. A. o. Carter, of Mantle, George IT. Graham, of Hartford, and Mrs. Saw yer and General Charles F. Graham, of Middletown. During the past year Mrs. Graham pieced a bedquilt of over 800 pieces. TUNNEL IN FOXON COMPLETED
 After eight months of labor the new tunnel through Pond Rock in FoXon for the New Haven Water company is fin- iaha0 The last twelve feet of rock at