Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-08
ton counsel was submitted and the entire


ter gave them legal right to do, and as
they were acquitted of the charges, 1t is
my opinion that the court of common
council can make provision to reimburse
them for the expenses thus incurred, If
your honorable body sees fit to do SO.
As to whether they could enforce their
clSims by bringing suit against the city, In
case the court of common council should
refuse to make provision for their payment,
ticipate the action of the courts, but should
be left free to make all the defenses can,
in case the city is sued, without being met
by any former opinion of my own on the
subject.
The board also voted to recommend to
the board of finance that in the appropria
tions for 1894 there be included appropria-
tons of 81, 500 with which to purchase a
site for an engine house in the Twelfth
ward, and of IS 600 for the purpose of &C.
curing an engine and other necessary ap-
parstus for No. rs house on Water street.
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Their Summer Outings and
Wander1ngs for Health and Recre-
ation-Other Personals.
Charles P. Clark, president of the Con-
solidated railroad, is expected home from
Europe the latter part of this week.
Councilman G. J. Rabanus and wife had
pleasant trip across the ocean and are at
Carlsbad Springs for a few weeks. Mr..
Rabanus' health is improved.
Mrs. Jane B. Hendrick of 3S1 Center
street. in the annex, has been spending q
week at the worlds fair and has gone to
La Grange. KY, for short visit before re-
turning home.
Mrs. Watson g. Hitchcock and her
daughter, Miss Louise Hitchcock, are at
Woodmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Morrissey Of
Liberty street are on a trip to Saratoga
and the worlds fair.
Mrs. Charles z. Caldwell of Lynwood
street will spend the week at Morris Cove.
James E. English has returned from a
stay at New Milford.
Mrs. Sweet of Philadelphia Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. P. B. Schurman of York
street.
Mrs. P. Elmendorf of 1879 Dewitt street,
VINO has been dangerously i'll, is recover
ing.
George B. Hoggson of 81 Lynwood street
Is taking brief vacation He is at Lake
Waramaug and is accompanied by Mrs.
Hoggson and his daughter, Miss Jesse
Hoggson.
Mrs. Peterson, wife of DR.. George F. Pc
terson, continues to gain, and her recovery
seems now fully assured. The operation
for appendicitis was performed In her case
number of weeks ago and 1t Is thought
the patient will not only recover, but
eventually be fully restored to good
health.
Louis Felsburg, president of Dorscht
lodge, No. 2, has returned from six
| weeks visit at Long Branch.
Councilmen Skif and family left yester-
day for two weeks' trip to the. White
Mountains.
F. J. Rice of Howard avenue, one of the
popular Sylvan avenue electric road con-
ductors. has returned from weeks black
fishing at Block Island.
Miss Jennie Klock, leading soprano
singer at Davenport church, is spending
| the summer at Lake Warsmaug.
Leuis P. We'll and family, Attorney
| Asher, Paul We'll and family, Dick Zuuder
| and family are among the prominent New
Haveners who are spending the vacation
J season at Newtown.
Gus Holland, former night clerk at the
/ New Haven house, is now clerk at the
Atlantic hotel, Bridgeport.
w. E. White, George Stevens, Il. J..
Kenneday and J. J. Stanley, of Hoggson &
| Pettis, left Saturday for Chicago.
The Misses Mary and Rose Conlon and
Mary Mullen left yesterday morning for
Chicago, where they will remain for about
wo weeks In attendance at the worlds
| fair.
Miss Jennie Williams leaves soon for a
two weeks vacation at Springfield, Mass.
| The Misses May and Helen Hoye of
D wight street are at Lsrchmont Manor,
| N. Y.
| Lawrence F. Stanley was called to New
| York Saturday by the serious illness of his
brother law, Patrick Lawler, of that
city. Mr.. Lswler's illness terminated ia
| tally.
Mrs. Watson G. Hitchcock and her
daughter, Miss Louise, left yesterday for
Woodmont for two weeks' outing.
James Farrell and John J. Callahan, EN-.
ployed at the Boston shoe store, have gone
to Saratoga. They will return in three
| weeks.
DR.. Max Mailhouse, Attorney Edward G.
Buckland and Q. NJ. Ingersoll, jr,, are
among the New Haveners who spent Sun.
day at Litch6eld.
| New Haven will be represented at the
fremen's convention to be held in Danbury
to-day by Chief A J. Kennedy, Frank
| Noyes SuAIles ~ Neli, henry fotter, j
| Webster, Samuel Baret, Charles Dyer
Charles Merwin, J. Glsdwin and Joseph
Condron.
Miss Kettle Bradley, the well known
! singer, is spending a few weeks at South
View Villa, Bantam Lake, Conn.
Charles Romph, clerk at Burgess store
on Chapel street, left yesterday to visit the
Columbian exposition.
Whitney Oliver of New Brunswick, N
j., who has been visiting Thomas Madden
of 1856 Orange street, returned home yes
terday.
| Miss Jennie Maohol has returned from 8
two weeks vacation at Providence.
| DR.. G. Elliott has returned from a most
| enjoyable trip to Maine. He started on
July for the Pine Tree state and 60
journed at Passaconawsy Inn, York Cliffs.
]. B. Beecher and wife Of 10 Warren
street are spending the month of August