The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-09
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 The Congress Laundry company O oo1-o Congress avenue has increased it capital stock from $5,OO0 to $l0,0OO.
 The county commissioners yesterday rejected the application of Frank Go, oeti for license to conduct a saloor at 49 Broad street.
 A popular excursion from LitchflelG came down to savin Rock yesterday About two hundred attended the out ing and fine time was reported.
 The Assemblers of the Winchester league won over the league leaders the Polishers Tuesday after seven hard fought innings on the Winchester ave- nue diamond to 5.
 Arrangements are being completed for joint picnic of St, Marys Cadets of Branford and the newly organized temperance league, which will be held at Double Beach on Wednesday, Au- gust 15.
 Sadie Doherty has sold to Samuel Caplan the tenement property at 2S and 31 Hallock street. The property is assessed or $S,44O. The seller retains a mortgage on the property amounting to $7OOO.
 Tn Woolsey hall yesterday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock Professor Harry Jepson gave an organ recital on the Newberry organ for which cards or admission had been distributed. The recital was one of the midsummer series free to the public.
 One of the horses connected with the New Haven Ice company has died from the heat, and two of the hygienic anil mals also. The result is that the ice concerns here have cut down the daily deliveries from four to three, and this schedule will obtain until better ther- nal conditions prevail.
 The water company is busy putting down new 1S-inch service mains in Broadway and Elm street, where the new pavement is soon to be laid. The new pipes are much larger than those hitherto used, and are designed to stay down for many years.
 Mrs. Edgar T. Clark ig confined to her home on Governors avenue, Mil ford, by illness
 Miss Joseph DeIancey and Miss Ger. trude Caulfeld will join a party of girl friends in New York Saturday and pro 1 ceed to Asbury Park, N. J., to spend a weeks vacation.
 Mrs, John Murphy and Miss Kath- ryne McGuinness of Long Island City are the guests of MT. and Mrs. John c. TliIoIy Of VTyIptbrop ovap,ta
 Dr. and Mrs Gardner, who have beer spending vacation at Postmaster Gardner's cottage at Fort Trumbull Beach, Milford, lief Tuesday for theil home in Caldwell, N J., where the doc 1 tor conducts a sanltarium. Rev. and Mrs. Emerson of Hadley Mass, are spending their vacation at Woodmont.
 Mrs. c. S. Morris of Chicago is the ! guest of her sister, Mrs. E. R. Ottarsor of Lettney place, West Haven.
 Mrs Martin V Barnes has returned from her trip to Virginia and is with her family at Savin Rock.
 Mrs Buel of Hyde Park, Mass, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Alfred Mackrille of Second avenue, West Haven, left yesterday, accompan- jed by her niece, Miss Ruth Mackrille, for few weeks stay in Pelham, N. H.
 Joseph F. Donahue left Tuesday to Join his sister, Miss Lillian Donahue, and aunt, Miss Dunn, who are sum- mering at Highland Lake, Winsted.
 Monday afternoon the four-year-o son of Dr, J. c. Lynch of Bridgeport, who is spending the summer with his family at Fort Trumbul1 Beach. MH- ford, was severely scalded about the shoulders and left foot by the accident al upsetting of a teakettle. The little fellow, in the absence of his father was treated by Dr. E. c. Beach, and Tues day it was stated that he was getting on as nicely as could be expected.
 Miss Lillian Swanson, who has been spending a few weeks with MT. and Mrs. Charles Anderson of Center street West Haven, has returned to her home.
 MT and Mrs. W. F. Joel of Lester street, West Haven. left Tuesday for q vacation trip which will include Troy and Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
 Miss Lucy Ryan of S4 Portsea street left Sunday for a months vacation in the Adirondacks.
 The law fete which was held yester- day afternoon and evening at the sum- mer home of Mir. and Mrs. H. T. Per kins at Fort Trumbull Beach, Milford, was far more interesting than any like event that has been held in Milford in a long time, and the evening s pro- gramme included vaudeville part by excellent talent and the whole affair concluded with dancing to music flrn- ished by Bently's Metropolitan orches- tra
 Mrs. E, M Hitchcock and Miss Ida Hitchcock of 102 Dwight street are spending August with Colonel and Mrs. Theodore Macdonald at their cottage at Sachems Head.
 Miss Nellie Hayes of Second avenue West Haven, has gone to Shelton. Conn, to spend her vacation with rel. atives.
 MT. and Mrs. Oscar P. Fowler of Moo dus have sailed on the Red Star line for Europe. They are to be gone untiI the first of October.