Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-12-26
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.
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Mr.Alphonso DlmOn ana Vile or BRIDGE
port are spending few days in this city.
Mowers orchestra had a musicale in
their room in the Ford block last evening.
A slight fire on Monroe street was the
cause of calling out the FIRE department
Saturday morning.
Little "Jose'' Kendall. the two and a
half years old child of Driver John Ken
dali died last evening.
Quinnipiac lodge, No. 1, I. o. o. F., and
Relief lodge, No. SO, will hold their semi
annual election of officers this evening.
An eight months old child of John Nc
chair yesterday morning and fractured its
akuu.
John Remsen, VINO was shot Thursday
in Berlin by Martin Whaples, at the lat
ter's home died Saturday from the effects
of the wound.
E. B. Munson of the National Folding
Box and Paper company is having erected
q residence on the corner of Whitney ave-
nue. and Cottage street.
Officers Collect and Watrous are laid off
from duty because of ecarlet fever in their
respective families. A rule of the depart
ment requires this measure.
Annawan lodge, No. lis, F. and A. NJ,
of West Haven, will hold its annual cleo
ton of officers this evening. A large del
egation from this city will attend.
Reynolds & Co. are preparing to remove
an old frame building in the rear of their
shop on East street, and will replace it
with a large brick addition to their works.
DR.. g. F. Converse, the well known ply
stefan, was unanimously elected to the po-
sition of physician and surgeon of Elm
City court, Order of Foresters, for the en-
suing year.
The K. o. J. society will give another Of
their enjoyable socials in LOOMS Acad-
envy hall this evening. All those fortunate
enough to receive an invitation will have a
very pleasant evening.
The fur store of Burgess & Burgess
will be open this forenoon only to-day,
closing at noon. Many will no doubt take
the opportunity to pick out articles for re-
turn gifts from the very beautiful array of
fur goods shown.
The junior turner's of the New Haven
Turn Verein will give gymnastic enter
tainment and socisble this evening in
Turner hall. The exhibition in turning
will comprise dumbbell exercises, pyra-
mids, fencing, jumping and broad sword
exercise.
An old lady living on Howard avenue
started out for short walk about
O'Clock yesterday afternoon and as she did
not return search was made for her. She
was found at II O'Clock, thoroughly
chilled, in Fair Haven, where che had
wandered, and taken to her home by the
officers of station 2.
Many residents of this city who have
brought drafts from Arthur Downes, the
missing agent of the White Star line, ar.
anxious about the value of the drafts. A
lawyer who was consulted said liability
seemed to rest on the company and thai
1t was likely that the full face value of tn
drafts will be paid by them.
The State street horse railroad company
has made arrangements for placing stove'
In the cars on it's line. The stoves are t.
be the regulation oil stoves, such as are il
use at the present time on the Dixwel ave
nue. line, and which work to the full salts
faction of the patrons. Some of the car
will probably have the stoves in this week
W. g. Morton, the genial press agent TO
George B. Bunnell, while coming out o
the Register Office, on Grown, Saturda,
night, fell and sprained his ankle. h
was taken to his home and Dr.. Wheels
was called to attend him. he was slightl
improved yesterday and able to be abou
the room little. It will be probably
week before he will be fully able to b
about again.