Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-05
WalIingEOrds

Some of the lovers of fine music had quite
a treat the other evening by the excellent
playing of gentleman named Water. Mr..
Water who has played in Gilmore's band,
of New York, comes highly recommended
by Mr.. Rosenberg, of Bridgeport, and If
possible he will be induced to remain here
and lead the National band. He can play
on several different instruments and speaks
several languages auently.
The interior of A. B. Pixleys drug store is
being repainted and renovated.
The commissioners on the Della N. Ives
estate have made their report to the Probate
court The total amount of privileged
claims allowed is $213.O 8. The amount of
general claims is So, O46. 60. John S. North
rop claimed So, 1872 80, and was allowed
$3.50 90. Mrs. Mary Northrop claimed
$3.50 So, and was allowed 1896 So. Mrs.
Phebe Ann Dennis claimed 1896, and was al
lowed $349 so; and E Fl. Dennis claim OF
$56 was wholly disallowed. L. n. Monroe
the administrator of the estate, will sell at
public auction on Thursday, April 10th, the
equity of redemption in the property which
is situated on Main street. 1t is thought that
the estate will pay about 10 cents on the
dollar.
The regular monthly meeting of the Ar
canum club will be held in the club rooms
Saturday evening.
James Bishop, of New Haven, was in town
yesterday.
Patrick DOienan, who died on Wednesday,
was buried yesterday and the funeral was
largely attended The st. Vincent de Paul
society. of which he was member, attended
the funeral in body.
The Dime Savings bank is now open every
day of the week except Fridays and Sundays
from 9 to 1 o'clock.
William M. Hall, who has been spending
the winter with his daughter in California,
will start for home April 18th.
Lieutenant George La Barnes was the VIC
tim of pleasant surprise party on Thursday
evening. It was the occasion of his thirty
fourth birthday, and he was the recipient of
handsome easy chair. An elegant collation.
was served and all enjoyed very pleasant
evening.
Company will give another of their pop
ular bean bakes on April 18th.
Colonel Logan 81. Roots has returned to
his home in Little Rock, Ark.
Mr.. J. N. Keller has rented the whole of
tho Whittelsey house, and VIM. nj Hall will
move into the Vasseur place. w. Ebsrt, who
now occupies the Vasseur house, will store
his goods until his new house on Curtiss ave-
nue. is completed.
The Congregational socisty hold their an
nual meeting tomorrow afternoon.
The Iyceum will hold their Last debate of
the season at the south school on Monday
evening" April 18th. The subject chosen for
debate is, "Resolved, That old maids
over forty years of age should
be pensioned by the State" G. E.
Dickerman and j. w. Allen will sup
port the affirmative side of the question and
P McKenna and 2. P. Beach the negative.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co. sent away an
other lot of catalogues to-day, some Of which
had $1.20 postage on each.
N. F. Ingrahams livery Office Is now at R. s.
Austin's on Center street, and he has rented
the Whittelsey barn. B. T. Jones will soon
build barn for him in the rear of his bIeck
on Center street. April 4.