Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-02-01

an accurate acc >unt of receipts and disourse-
ments on account of the water fund verified by
proper vouchers, which account shall be open st
ell reasonable times to the inspection OF any tax
payer of the borough.
The court of burgesseS may perform all duties
required Of them by this act, by committees or
agents by them appointed the performance OF
such duties to be subject to the approval of the
burgeSses, and ali persons authorized to collect
Or receive monies IN behalf Of the water fund
shall execute a. bond with surety to the
ton for services rendered under this act shan be
fxei and approved by the nurgesses. The act
| shall take effect from its passage.
R. wallsce & Sons will hold its annual meet
| ing Saturday afternoon
narry Guigere, who lives on South Elm street.
docs quite a business in raising and breeding
choics fowls and makes specially game
! bis choicest game birds out to board at Harr.
| Summers on Fast Farms and r. Gently, having
! mad some MISUNDERSTANDING with sum ers,w,nt
! efter his fuwls, hut unable to find them
| GuIgsre nlist-usted that they had cen I'll her
/ ont search papers and with Constable Dan
| O'Reily went down to andy Ryans on Colony
strs ct and found three OF the missing ''stsgs.N
/ Young ANDY Ryan claims hS bought them OF
/ Summers. The rightful owner took possession
| OF he birtz, and at last Rccoun was On the
! reported of game towls being stolen iu v.ri us
| Ssctiors Of the t0"n, and thHre is known to bs
| gang q chicken thieves who have for some time
| been plying their vocation in this and neishbor-
| ing towns.
! tn, hremen will net not far from $50 By their
! TIE tate express trains both ways will stop
| here on Saturday, morning to accommodate cut
| of-town guests at the K of p. dance Friday
| es ming.
| school class have presented their teacher with
| sterling siv-r sugar SHE'LL orange spoon and
butter koife as wedding PRESENT. -,
Harmony council, A. l.. of H., will meet this
! evening in the ante rooms of the O. U. A. NJ.
lall.
| d. I. Barber is now major of the Second regi-
| rnent of U. r. K. of P.
Reserved se4ts for Jed Prouty" will go on
| sale 20 day ar A. 3 Pixlay s drug store.
| Michael kHCnry had his terribly lacRrate0
yesteraay Iorn.ng by getting it caught in ma
cninery at II Wallace 4 sons factory.
An Adams express car has been put on tho
7:o5 train goiug north in the morning;
pound quicker with q rake in Waliacss' race yea-
| terday.
| Personal Notes.
Joaeph Wiper, letter carrier on the col
lege street route, is i'll with severe cold.
Mrs. Edwin Collier of COS Columbus ave-
nue. is convalescing from her recent para
lytic shock.
Mr.. Will Hubbard manager of the Booth
Meat company, is i'll with measles. George
CLARK IL taking his place at the store.
Letter Carrier Samuel Pagter il the hap
Ply father of an eleven-pound boy which
arrived at his house yesterday morning.
Mrs. Joseph Miller of 1857 Washington
street is very low with consumption Louis
Paterson, her son, is also Ill at his home.
j. Gilmer and F. NJ. Tappan of Carlisle
street, will start next week for st. Angus
tine, Fla, where they will spend February
and March.
William J. Maher, the merchant tailor of
tai Chapel street, has bought out the tail
orIng business at 90 Center street for
merly conducted by Edward ]. Donnelly.
Harry Bradley of Crown street, who has
been employed at the New Haven Ruffle
company for the past eight years, has
severed his connection with this firm to go
on the road for New York house.
William A. Bronson, the druggist at
State and Bradley, streets and Mics Flor
enoe G. Burchell, daughter of Richard F.
Burcnell, will be married Thursday even
ing, February 16, at $50 at the home of
tho BRIDES parents, 81 Olive street.
Assessor Charles A. Baldwin of 80 Edge
wood avenue was thoroughly surpris cd
Monday night by his many friends and
relativ es. The occasion was his sixty first
birthday. His brother, George A. Bald
| win, was pref ent, and also ce ebratei his
birthday, being ifty-nine years old.
Alonzo A. Stagg, Yale's famous athlete
and chairman of the worlds fair COM
mittee to arrange for an international ath-
istic tournament has sent an invitation to
Captain Laurie Bliss of the varsity baee-
ball team, asking Yale to enter n1hA for
the contest. Captain Bliss says that Yale
was averse to entering the tournament.
Mr.. F. L. Averill, the newly announced
partner In the firm of Peck & Averill, late
firm Of Peck & Parker, is the popular re
publican registrar, and has been partner
there for about year. He became con-
nected with the house three years ago as
bookkesper. Mr.. Fred E. Parker, the re-
firing partner of the concern, Is lot ready
yet to announce his plans.
Eserton Cramer, native of Woodbury.,
who YVES once proprietor of Gre of the no.
tells in that town, was taken last week by
ex Setectr"sn f. a. Peck frcTn Brook6e,d
to trio pccTauuse In Woodbury.. Family
troubles caused separation from his wife
i'll early life, sad in consequence &c took
up the life of tramp, Which he followed
for th!rty years or more, having travelled
almost c,orywhe,e in the country.