New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29
NEW IA VEN.
4 NEW SUMNER ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
AT YALE-SPELLlNG BOOKS.

. NEW SIMMER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AT YALE-SPELLlNG BOOKS.
tyRov An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBuNE-l
NFw-UAyEy, Aug. 2S.-For the past few
wars John H. starin New YORK; has been seeking to
obtain control OF some pleasant Ehore resort in the
vicinity OF New Haven, intending TO estaonsh place
similar to Glen Island. and thereby enabled to extend
HI. steam excursion business He has attempted TO
purchase Lighthouse Point, Morris Cove South Enu'
Double Beach aud Savin Rock. but the owners de-
manded fabulous prices. Last week Mr.. starin pur-
chased Pawson Park rather, the interest In 1t pos
se.sed BY Samuel Beach, OF Indian Neck Mr.. Beachs
interest consists Of The unexpred portion OF lease ior
ninety Years given him by the First Ecclesisstical
Society, OF Bradford. some twenty years aso
The price paid Mt Beach was $4,000. Pawsoh falK
is about twelve miles from New Haven and In one Oh
IN. nost beautiful spots between New York and New
IOrt
Dr. Frederick H. Hoadley, who for the past few years
ba been connected with the pathological department
of the Smithsonian Institute Washington, was taken
10 the Bloomin gdale N. ~ Insane Asylum
On Wednesday. DR.. Hoadley was graduated at 1ale
iD 1870 aud al the Yale medical school SIX years later
1--we years he went on one OF the Oreey re-
lief expeditions the capacity OF medical director The
reor. OF the northern latitude too severe for his
constitution and hardshps experienced resulted IN
physical and mental weakness eliminating in insanity
Dr. Hoadley is one Of the largest real estate owners IL
NewHayen.
The new Lawrence dorinitory on the college campus
Il now entirely pleted IL decidedly the most at
tractive of the college buildings The most pleasant
and ela0orXely flushed room IN the dormt0ry WI De
occupied by President Porter private study aud
oce Professor Dexter secretary Of the corporation,
also has ONCE Ia the Oulldlog -
September 10 Allen Is. Lincoln, Yale ~, VIII as
snme editorial control OF weekly organ OF the
Prohibition party. TO be called The COnnecct home.
The paper Will be published in Wllimsntic AMI Will be
oevo ed exclusively TO the Prohibition cause.
The annual eucampment OF the Connecticut National
Guard Mantle occurred TINS week lhe
camp was called Camp Smith. In honor of Adjutant
Genera ). K. Smith 1t has not been customary for
more than two OF me four regiments into camp
al this year by sdhering to the strctest rules
ofecOnOmy IL possible TO pay the large expense
of the entire Cameo ticu
National Guard. On Wednesday 1850 men reported
for duty, when Governor Harrison visited the camp
and reviewed the mon.
The Board OF Education at Its last meeting author
ized a change spelling books The book adopted was
Recommended by the Committee On Schools after u had
been submitted 10 the principals OF the grammar schools
OF The principals. with one exception, recon-
Inended Meleney Gifiin's speller. Every pnpu re-
o. the spoilers for his old speIler and
i've cents IN cash.
H. ]. sp-rry. Of this city II. H. Osgood. OF Norwich
Jonu X Williams aud j. q. RatnOun, OF Hartford. and
James o. May OF Naugatuck, will represent tue Con-
nectcut Pharmaceutical Ass0ciaton at the meeting OF
the American Pharmaceutical ASSOCIATION. IN Provi-
CenCe September 7-lO.
L, nde Harrison, chairman OF the Connecticut State
Contra Committee and Miss Hattie White OF Water
bury. are be married. on september 80.