Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-12-04
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His Twenty-Fourth Term in New Ha.
ven JaiI-West Haven Boys Choir
Eli Perkins Himself-A Hot Box
Newspaper Thieves-Personal Notes
baptist Y. N. 8. g. e.
Ned Nugent was before Judge Hubbard
charged with an aggravated as-
sault upon Jack McKiernan. The latter
was in court and presented = badly bat
tered face. Nugent was given six months
in jail and costs, $12.92, which will keep
him on Whalley avenue until July l, 1894.
Officer Reilly took him down on the S:s3
train. This will make the twenty fourth
term Nugent has served in jail during the
past fifteen years, and his face is as famil-
lar to the officers of the jail as any mans
in the county. This last vacation has lasted
over eight months, the longest known for
years.
The boy choir of Christ church, West
Haven, of which F. B. Northrop of this
town is chorister, will give an entertain
ment on Wednesday evening, December 13,
consisting of Mother Goose quadrille, Mis-
tletoe Bough, with songs and piano selec-
tons, In the parish building. Several from
here will attend.
Eli Perkins will deliver his famous leo
ture on PHILOSOPHY of Wit and Humor,' "
| in the opera house this evening, ana It Is
| hoped that the celebrated humorist will be
| greeted with q large audience.
| The employees of r. Wsllacs & Son on
| the east eide of the race had to quit work
/ Saturday afternoon at $3.50 on account of G
hot box on the main shaft.
Compass lodge No. 9, F. and A. NJ, will
elect officers this evening.
j Newspaper thieves have made their sp
pearance on the west side of Washington
street and several of the residents hav'
missed their morning papers. which hav
| been stolen from the steps.
Walter A. Hall will return day to hi
| studies in Boston.
Miss George and Sam Hubbard will re
turn to-day to their school in Philadelphia
and Wilbrahsm, Mass.
@. q. Dickinson, Mrs. W. q. Newton
and daughter returned Saturday from Yer
mont.
Express Agent E. N. Baldwin has move'
into his handsome new residence on Whit
tlesey avenue.
The rainfall here for November wa
2 "a 100.
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new quarters on Center street Saturday.
The Baptist Y. P. s. O. E, has elected a
officers: @. R. Tiffany, president; Miss Min
ME Barber, vice president; Miss Inc Brown
corresponding secretary; Mrs. R. NJ. Mans
field, recording secretary, and g. h. Boyr
ton, treasurer.
The selectmen will hold their menthl
meeting to-day.
Recorded real estate transfer, F. O. Burs
hoff to NJ. G. Burghof, three fourths of a
| acre of land in Yalesville.
The Sons of Veterans will elect Office,
this evening.
| Officer Reilly brought home Cliff Smith
stolen bicycle from New Haven Saturda,
The wheel was found beside the road mi
and half below North Haven in good col
dition except punctured tire.
Many were surprised to find three inch'
of snow on the ground when they got q
Sunday morning.
Martin Brennan Of Washington sire
has ten pound boy, born Thanksgivir
day.
Mrs. W. L. Parr has returned from
three weeks visit to her former home
! | Remsen, N. Y.
The water rents are due and the wat
commissioners Office will be open evel
: day from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. until Dscsr
Der IS.
Miss Nettis Snow, who has been Il
t guest of Mrs. David Esksns, returned ye
=, terday to her home in Philadelphia.
Rev. J. E. Wildman ofdciated at Il
funeral of Frederick Blinn.
There was union temperance meetil
at the Baptist church last evening.
= The Foresters' netted about $75 by the
| dance.
@. q. Phelps started Saturday mornil
for Washington,D ito resume his duti
as private secretary of Senator o. H Pla
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Phelps spent Thank
' giving at South Dserfeld, Mass.
. George T. Brsmbls is filing the positit
;. of baggagemaster during James Stewart
9 absence in Springfield.