Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-03-26
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Gle Sam for Five Years-General
News Of the Town.

Gle Sam for Five Years-General
News Of the Town.
Complaint is made OF the condition of the |
sidewalk on Hall avenue, east of Community |
bridge for some distance and especially SO near |
the premises Of the Home Cold Distilled Brandy |
company, where it has been literally torn to |
pieces by the heavy wagons that we're run |
across to unload apples at the cider mill last
fall. In many other spots the condition Is fully
as bad and the notice Of the borough officials is
hereby called to the same.
The large picture OF Samuel Simpson again
aderns the walls Of the Simpson Hook and Lad
der company's rooms in Wallace block.
Miss Beatrice Sherman Of Washington street
Is in receipt of fragrant bunch Of orange bios
SONS from her grandmother, Mrs. Benefits Jer
raids, now in Florida.
George Carr, Waterman at Hail & Elton's fac.
tory, was taken III Thursday, but yesterday was
reported as improving.
Miss Ethel Lucas Of Washington street is in
Miss Gertrude Darling, one Of the teachers at
the high school, is at her home in Boston for
BASEBALL tossers were out yesterday and Charlie
Padsn was giving an exhibition OF his skill on
g. ". Hull was able to sit up a portion Of the
time yesterday and is steadily improving.
Mrs. c. A. Perkins, Mrs. Elisha Whittlesey, Miss
the Steinert musicale at New Haven yesterday.
Judge Hubbard has about recovered from his
recent throat troubles and considers himself
Warden w. H. Newton arrived home from New
II The fsnsasI q Elton GssEins.Sn will occur
made yesterday morning was mistake
Attorney c. A Harrisons term of office as
prosecuting attorney expires April /. His sue
cessor has not yet been decided upon.
Miss sa Ssy and Nd. Miss APs Shay a0
street, will return to-day to their homes in
Great Darlington, Mass.
Bicycles were brought out Of winter quarters
yesterday and started out on the street again
The constable who was recently hung in efdgy
% 6er G0g hs il
who formerly resided in this town.
Darwin Curtis cut his foot quite seriously with
an axe while chopptng wood yesterday.
George D. Munson arrived home yesterday
from business trip through the west
son block now occupied as the postof1ce to the
United States government for o term Of five
from for sSS The lease has
&C. Allen has sold to H. F. Hall lot 25x1s5
on Meadow street.
Thomas Pagnam's children, who have been
quite i'll. are on the improve.
| Collector R. Austin and Emory Morse shook
The st. Patrick's Mutual Aid society will hold
meeting in Wrynn's hall Sunday afternoon at
| Peter O'Reilly rejoices over the arrival of boy
| twins Yesterday morning.
l
rial String quartette Of Boston here at an early
date, probably April /.
The schools closed yesterday for weeks va
cation.
Baptism at the Advent church Sunday even
g. F. wooding will begin work this morning on
| street.
George H. Kelly completes his duties at G. A.
Smiths drug store to day, and will return for the
present to his home in Ansonia. Mr. Kelly has
| made many friends during his short stay in Wal
Mrs. F. j. Heavens and child started yesterday
morning for visit in Hadey, Mass.
Fellows hail. and the date is placed on April %
r. j. Nearing has been granted pension of SIS
| a month with sos back pension.
Tho body of Minnie Arnold was brought here
yesterday from Hartford and buried In the
North Main street cemetery.
Wallace will show up over $1,000 His stock in
R. Wallace Sons IS represented by 1897 shares
Entertainments.
| HYPERION THEATER.
| The "New City Directory" which comes
this evening is said to be wittier, brighte,
and better even than was its predecessor Of
last season. The fun was more contagious
the wit more sparkling, the mirth more
all-pervading, and the musical Interrupt
tions. as they are facetiously billed, more
catchy.
| Commencing Tuesday, March 30, and OF
Wednesday evening, the 30th, Managers
Rich and Harris will present at the Hype
rion the new comedy success, "Boys and
Girls" ..-'
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
''The Ivy Leaf" company had another
large audience last evening and presented
an enjoyable entertainments The last per
forn1a1zs.ees ocea1-.- tsil.s5 afternoon and even
ing.
"Peck's Bad Boy" comes the first half O.
next week, and the Lilly Clay" company
the last half
PRoCToR'S OPERA HOUSE.
CDR. Bill" the New York Garden thea
ter success, will be given at Proctor's Tues
day evening. "Sunset," charming one
act comedy, precedes the longer comedy
Evans and Hoey, in "a Parlor Match,
come Saturday, April 2.
WORLDS DIME MUSEUM.
To-day is children's day at this popula
resort and they are admitted to all part
for five cents The attractions includ
Clarence Dale, the wonderful two-headet
boy; Kenyon, the antipodean equilibrist
Lafayette, the necromancer, and the Holds
worth Comedy company.