The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-29
LATEST FAIR HA7EN NEVIS
BATTLESHIPS IN THE HARBOR
 AND OTHERS COPYING.

 'Hein's Market Sold MT. MilIiken
 Breaches Que More Week-The Pri-
 maries-East Pearl St. NJ. E. Board--
 Letter From Rev. c. c. smith--sur-
 prise Visit on Merle Tompkins.
 Launch parties who went down the harbor yesterday had an opportunity to take a look at the United States cruisers Newark, Denver and Cleve- land. It is understood that two other ships will also arrive in the harbor on their way to Oyster Bay. Miss Mae O'Brien of Bright street has gone to Indian Neck for her vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Lanigam of Atwater street have gone to Portsmouth, o.
 Conrad Hein has sold his grocery and market at Grand avenue and Pine street to William G. Graves and his sol}, Harry Graves.
 A wedding of next month will be that of Miss Elizabeth Provost of Ex- change street and Albert M Vogt of Lenox street.
 1 Mrs. John Post and her mother, Mrs Addison Bushnell of Westbrook, called on MT. and Mrs. c. F, Bates of At water street, Monday. Mrs. Post and husband recently returned from their bridal tour, having been married Aug ! ust i
 Rev. MT, Mflhken of Ohio, who has been preaching at Pilgrim church while his son-in-law, Rev. R. E. Brown has been taking his vacation stated at the preaching service Sunday that MT. Brown was desirous of prolonging his vacation one mora week. He would in consequence offer to preach one more Sunday free of expense to the church and this proposition will be accepted. MT. Brown has been camping In Maine and will visit the White mountains in completing his vacation,
 The democratic primaries were rath- CT quiet last night, there being only 1 one ticket in the Twelfth and one in the Fourteenth ward. There was quite little Interest in the Eleventh ward however, and two tickets were in the field. The fight was between shanley and Sullivan for senator, There were fewer carriages used chan in former primaries
 Mir. and Mrs. John Chatterton an( children, Clarence, Justus and Laura of Poughkeepsie, are visiting MT. ant Mrs. Ezra Healy of Exchange street They leave Saturday for Middletown and will also visit Hartford before the, return home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jacob Frohhch O Quinnipiac avenue returned yesterday after weeks trip to New York ant points near.
 The Misses Florence and Ida Cram of Hartford are visiting their cousin Mrs s. G. Sterling of 542 Qulnnipia avenut.
 Th0 regular meeting of the Quinni piac Hose company was held last might Foreman L, A. T. Blake who has bee away, was present and presided.
 The official board of the East Pear Street M. IT. church met Monday even inG the pastor, Rev E. c. Tullar, pre- siding, and Elufoce Howard was tn clerk Bills were audited and routin, matters received attention. Report wa made that after paying all bills, ther will be a balance remaining in tn church treasury Another meeting WI be held about September 15, whet plans for church work for fall am winter will be considered.
 A surprise visit was rendered Merl Tompkins at his homo, 105 Quinnipia avenue last evening, when about twer ty-hve young friends called. It was hi birth anniversary and a number of gift were received. A fine supper was sery ed. There were music and games am th occasion was greatly enjoyed Rev. l.. J. Bamberg who with hi wife is visiting friends here, went t Iakeport, N, H., Monday to officiate a , gedding, and next Sunday wll preach in Newark, N. J.
 Rev. Charles c. Smith Is expecte from Toronto the last of the week. | private letter from Toronto he says T am having a fine time up here, boat ing, fishing, batting ball and bathing and In looking up old acquaintance Times are good over here and thrift folk and farmers are enlarging thei barns and wheat bins
 c, c. Blacks auto which went owe the embankment into the Old Shor Line railroad cut has been hauled ou andtaken to a repair shop. Mrs. C. F. Bray of Clinton avenu and son, Dwight, have returned from
 visit to her brother, Harvey c. Hem ingway of Auburn, N. Y. They als went to Clyde N. Y, and visited Mr' Bray's son. Harry c. Bray, who is it business there.
 5 MT. and Mrs. w. N. Meiokle, SS Eas . Grand avenue, are entertaining Mir, c. M. Meickle and granddaughter I Mis- Christie of Jersey City. Z Mir and Mrs. A. N. Gray and daugf ? ter have been visiting Mrs. Gray 7 mother, Mrs. Lester Mallory of Lex f 4ngton avenue.
 . DEATH OF MRS CURRTER.