Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-11-28
LOCAL N Il " 5.
Brief M entiOn.


High water to. day at 1888 p. m.
Money wanted on mortgsgs.-R. E. Bald
win.
At the meeting of the Historical society
last night all the former officers were
elected, with the exception of Treasurer
Charles s. Leete, who resigned. Dwight
E. Bowers was elected to fill the vacancy.
Mr.. julius Bromley, formerly of New
Haven, now of Colorado Springs, was mar
ried Sunday to Miss Nellie B. Shea. for
many years clerk at NJ. Mann & Bros.
They will make their home in Colorado
Springs.
John and Daniel Chase, brothers, resid-
ing at 1865 Henry street, became intoxi-
Gated with democratic joy and little rum
last evening and proceeded to make night
hideous. Both were arrested by officers
Kober and Kerr and locked up.
Chairman Rice has received replies from
both E. 81. Sperry and David b. Glars, the
New Haven contractors, who were invited
to act as experts for the almshouse COM
mite. Mr.. Sperry can't come and Mr..
Clark will be here Misunderstanding
Republican.
The monster California redwood tree can
now be seen at 81 Broadway, after 2 p. m.
to-day, having been removed from $50
Chapel street. This is sight no one
should miss. 1t was exhibited in New Or
leans for a year and in New York for two
years, where 1t was viewed by 1000, 900
people.
The members of the victorious Yale foot
ball eleven were able to attend recitation
as usual yesterday morning and none of
them showed any serious effects of the
hard battle of last Saturday, except Half
back Thorne. His nose was badly bruised
in one of the rushes, but he will probably
be able to play against Princeton on Thurs
day.
DR.. Ambrose K. Brennan of this city LEFT
for New York yesterday to assume the du
ties of assistant house surgeon at thu
French hospital there. DR.. Brennan II
we'll known in this city, graduating from
the Yale medical school. He was hous'
physician at Sp1ingsids Farm for SOM
time. DR.. Brennan has the best wishes O.
his friends for his future success.
Mrs. Sarah @. Bennett, aged eighty
eight years, mother of Mrs NJ n. Holcomb
died Sunday at the home of her daughter
in Southington. The remains will be take1
to Providence, R L for interment, whers
the funeral will be held tomorrow morn
ing. Friends and relatives are invited Il
view the remains at the residence of Sena
tor Holcomb this morning from 1890 t.
1880.
A committee will be at Epworth N. E
church from to s p. m. tomorrow to re
ceive donations for Mr.. G. NJ. Preston, whe
was so badly injured recently by fal
down an elevator at the Sheldon factory
Mr.. Preston's injuries will lay him asid'
for q long time, and the church, of which
he is 80 useful member, has taken thi
plan to make his Thanksgiving day a joy
Gus one.
The Howard house at Mantle was burned
to the ground at 1890 yesterday morning
1t was the oldest hotel, and probably tn
Oldest building, in the place. Loss IS, 900
fully insured. The place was owned b.
Charles Babcock and was run by Turner
& Son. Mr.. Babcock lived at the hote
and he, together with the Turner family
and one guest, escaped without much diff
Guilty.
The famous Phelps guard of Paterson
N. j., have decided to visit this city. Thu
committee from the company have engaged
all the rooms in the Hotel Monopole. The
guard will leave Paterson early Thursday
morning. arriving here at noon. They will
spend Thanksgiving and the following day
here, returning home Friday night on tn.
Richard Peck. The guard gives an excur
sion every Thanksgiving. This year New
Haven was decided upon as the most at