Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-11-06
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MOniay MorninEs Nov. 6, 1882. :


west Haven.
The New York Commercial Adgertiser of
November 4th had the following: "Clark
P. Smith, who died Friday afternoon at
West Haven, Conn, was some years ago
merchant in this city He was born in
Bridgeport, Conn, in the year 1913, but in |
1916 came to New York. where he engaged |
in the business of furnishing mill supplies. !
He was thus occupied until the year 1857,
when he went to Shediac, N. B., where he
was engaged in quarry wing for grindstones
which were sent to New York, &C., for sale
After remaining in New Brunswick for several
years he retired and came to Brooklyn to re-
side but being in i'll health he went to West
Haven about a month ago, where he died.
He married daughter of the late Abner Gill
bert, of Ridgefield, and sister of Mr.. John A.
Gilbert, of the firm of Louderbach, Gilbert
& Co., of this city, and also of the present
Abner Gilbert of Ridgefeld, at whose resi-
dence the funeral will take place on Monday
next. Mr.. Smith survived his wife, and has
left no direct family relatives
Real Estate Transfers.
The following transfers of real estate were
| recorded in the Town Clerks Office during
| the past week:
fronting 50 feet by
Howard avenue-Land fronting easterly 2S feet by
w Il.
wh.lley avenue-Land fronting northeriy II feet
by 1T feet deep. Webster D. Foote to Adeibert NJ
| Lawrence street-Land fronting northerly so feet
by $50 feet deep. Adelbert NJ. Foote to Webster D.
| Hazel street-Land fronting southerly 40 feet by
| 80 feet deep. Webster D. Foote to Adelbert NJ.
Foote.
o Howard svenue-Lano fronting s.sterly 40 feet by
| Albert Strickland fronting northery 90 feet by
455 feet deep Julius Iwiss to lillian Root.
Orchard STRICKLAND fronting easterly A feet by
to IT Ken
East street-Land fronting westerly IT feet by 90
State tat :treetLand fr9nt1ng feet BY
the New Haven and Derby railroad company.
College Items.
| large number of students are Leaving college t.
| go home to vote.
The Glee club nov having three rehsarsa1s
| week.
| Professor Northrop returned in time to conduc
his speaking exercises with the seniors saturda
| evening.
| The Boston Herald says that Robinson, the Harvar
trainer, Will probably accept call to Yale upon hi
| return from visit in England.
| petition is being circulated at -rvard to extern
| the Thanksgiving until this Monday followin
| Thanksgiving day.
About a dozen took advantage of the oppor
| feesor Dana Saturday.
| ". L Badger, 82, came down from Boston to rel
| cree the game Saturday and remained In town owe
| Sunday.
Wellesley College is to have gymnasium mod
l eled so,aownat after the Harvard gym, asium
l The heiometer is said to be ready for use.
| Lacrosse is becoming popular in England.
e Es% % Th
| will be the srst match of the college league.
At emit expression of the college preferences
the senior classical class the following the re
| suit Yale 23. harvard 49, Amherst 5. Princeton
| Harvard Medical school and Johns Hopkins Univel
sity each a gain for both the leading colleges
| Fhilhpid2 (Andover.)
| Football games Saturday: Yale goals toucl
| downs. Institute of Technology 0; Harvard l goa
| Amherst o; Rutgers touchdowns, University
| Pennsylvania touchdown; Wesleyan goals 2 touch
downs, Amherst stAggies' ssfeties; Yale 1862 goal
| viii iston satellites; Harvard 86, goals, Andover
goal.
The Yale freshman team composed of the follow
ing men Rushers. Williams. Colgate, Stewart, Lam
| Kimball, Ode1, Goodlett {captatn); quarter bac
Harding; half-backs, Young, Drummer; back. Br1