The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-05
Brief Mention.
High water at midnight.

High water at midnight.
 Miss Anne Day, of College street, will go to Larchmont for the rest of the month.
 City Clerk Henry E. Norris has re- turned from a ten days stay at East Hampton, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs J. Howard Marlin, of George street, have returned from ten days trip to Asbury Park and Atlantic City.
 Mrs. Miran. Russell, of Harrison street, Westville, left yesterday for Woodville to spend her two weeks va- cation.
 Harry Schlene and Louis Veil, of the Edward Malley company, have gone for a vacation to be spent in Atlantic City and Albany.
 General George H. Ford left last Sat- urday for a stay of a week or two at Newport, where he joined his wife, who arrived there some days previous.
 The Misses Elfrida and Elizabeth Reubin, of Hartford, and MT. Spivak- owsky, the noted Russian violinist, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. I. ". Hal 5 per.
 J. O'Houlihan of Torrington, who has been stopping at the Block Island 2 house Savin Rock, returned home yes- terday after an enjoyable two weeks vacation.
 Mrs. Frank Mum, of Whalley ave- nue, has gone to Woodville, where she will spend the month of August with friends. Mrs. Mum has been quite i'll and went away for the benefit of her health.
 The lecture on "St. Dominic and the Dominican Friars," announced for last evening in St. Mary's church, will not be given until late date owing to the illness of the lecturer, Rev. Father c. M. Thuente
 The descendants of Captains Oliver and Horace fanfare will hold their tenth annual reunion at the old home stead, Lanfare's Cove Branford, to- morrow. Trolley cars pass near. This is an all-day basket picnic.
 Miss Katharine J. Sullivan of Thom- ESlUIl dIu MlSS NdI SdlCL H. hCIJOll- nell of Torrington, who have been spending their vacation at the Stan ford hotel, Savin Rock, returned home yesterday after a pleasant two weeks stay.
 Albert Walker, of 657 First avenue < West Haven, met with painful acci' dent while in bathing on Sunday ir West river. As he was about to dive from the dock large spike which pro- truded from one of the billings caught his big toe and nearly tore it from the foot.
 Democratic General Registrar Foley stated yesterday that very few persons were declaring themselves in order tt vote in the primaries. He stated tha most of the democrats registered las February, when the first enrollmen was taken, and will not have to declare themselves again.
 Miss Ella A. Johnson has returned t her home, 21a Garden street, afte spending some days at Georgetown, Ct and South Salem, N Y, visiting friends Miss Johnson went to South Norwall via trolley, thence by rail to George M town. Sne QeclareS IL IS cndr1nlnI ride, worth taking, on fair summe day, if one is bound for pleasure.
 William A. Bein, of 509 Chapel street superintendent for B. Shoninger & Co. and his wife were driving over the Fai street bridge yesterday forenoon in light runabout, when their horse go frightened at the noise of an engine il the freight yards. The horse becam unmanageable and both MT. and Mrs Bein were thrown from the seat. Mrs Bein sustained an injury to her wrist MT. Bein was not badly hurt.
 H. c. Frankenfield, forecaster of tn weather bureau is the guest of Con gressinan Sperry. Last evening MI Frankenfield was entertained at dime at Hills Homestead, and to-day he vii proceed to Hartford to make investiga tions along the Connecticut river rela tive to the establishment of a river an flood service on Connecticut rivers Yesterday afternoon MT. Frankenfiel called upon Observer Tarr at the loca weather bureau.
 
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