The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-18
BRIEF MENTION.

High water to-day, 4:17 a. m.
 Mrs. E. H. Pardee and daughter. of 271 Whalley avenue. are summering in Milford.
 Mrs. Hine and three children, of Or ange, are visiting. Mrs. R. c. Baldwin, of 32 Carmel street.
 Announcement is made of the mar riage Q fAllen N. Platt, of this city, to Miss Belle Emo Frost, of Philadelphia
 About 400 Eagles will be in the pro- cession of the local lodge which leaves New Haven for Springfield this morn ing at g o'clock.
 Messrs. Thomas Plunkett, Joseph Me- Doughney, George Eckels and Charles Cash are camping at Silver Sands until the middle of September.
 George w. Robinson and family, of York square, are enjoying their cottage at Madison. They will remain there until late in September.
 Timothy Beach, engineer at the gas works, who met with an accident last week while attempting to protect his fireman from being badly scalded, is able to resume work
 Eighteen sharpshooters, including six from New Haven. who will represent the Connecticut National guard in the national tournament at Fort Riley, Kansas, next week, left for there yes terday.
 Charles Smith, the former lieutenant of the Grays and a contractor with the ]. B. Sargent Co.,, is wearing a smile that won't come off. A twelve pound bouncing boy, who arrived yesterday, is the cause.
 Milton Well of St Louis has been east buying goods for his western con cern. He ran up to New Haven to see his old friends and stayed over Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Max Adler at Savin Rock.
 The wedding of John Edwards. a foreman in c. F. Warmers foundry and Miss Katie McDermott, a popular up town young lady, is announced to take place during the week of August 20 at Sacred Heart church.
 Professor A. J. Bissell, who has been visiting in the east for two months, and of late stopping at the home of his father-in-laW M. M. Cover, has left on his return to Claremont, Cal, where he is a professor in Pomona col lege,
 The resignation of Postmaster John Elliott, of Clinton. will take effect Octo- Der. Mr Elliott leaves to engage in some other business and has the best wishes of the toWnspeople. He has been very efficient and popular with the people
 To act temporarily as town health officers during the absence Of the regu- lar officers on vacations, County Health Officer Hoadley has made the following appointments Dr. Lewis Barnes oi Oxford to act in the town of Seymour and pr. Frank W. Wright of this city to act in the town of Hamdep in place of Dr. w. s. Lay.
 Yale purchased yesterday from John Edward Heaton the house and lot al 245.Yo ork square. The house is hand. some brick building and is assessed al $14,200. The land is valued at $11,000 MT. Heaton has just built a palatial home on St. Roman street. The building sold adjoins Yale property. The price paid has not transpired.
 Letters IldVe pe6Il Iecelpeu IFOIn Idp- tain anl Mrs. Frank T. Cable, of Gay louisville, this state. who were guests recently of Mrs. Cables sister, Mrs. Wheeler, of Bradley street, wife of MT. Wheeler the master painter, that they had arrived in St. Petersburg. Russia. After leaving here they visited the St, Louis exposition. Captain Cable was chief of the submarine boat Holland and other submarine craft, and has gone to Russia on electrical business for the New York firm he represents.