Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-19

Patrolman William n. Collett of police
headquarters is seriously Ill at his home
on Vernon street, threatened with pneu-
monia.
The police are looking for man who il
alleged to have assaulted Nellie, the pretty
four-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stiguelx of 213 Davenport avenue Thurs
day afternoon.
The Yale Union last evening debated the
question: Resolved, That movements
similar to that of Coxey and his associates
be suppressed immediately" 1t was de-
cided in the negative.
Mgr. Satolli, the papal ALLOCATE, was
given public reception at st. Msry's REQ
tory, Milford, last evening. To-day he will
celebrate mass at the church, after which
he leaves for Trenton, n. J.
Four children were vaccinated in the
town agents Office In the city hall last
evening by Town Physicians Townsend
and F. o. White. There will be no fur
Their free public vaccinations at the pres
emit.
Au0 WaloE u1alA oA S1hIk 6bI60b uuI6b
early last evening and for several hours
the street was completely flooded. The
employees of the water company were noti-
fed and as soon as possible repaired the
damage.
Professor Brewer and DR.. Lindsley's re
port as to the Windham county jail shows
the jail to be in deplorably unsanitary
condition. The joint committees' confer
ence on the subject will take place next
Tuesday.
W. Vernon Somers will participate in
the concert and entertainment to be held
at the town hall in West Haven on Wednes-
day, May %. Others to take part are Mary
Dudley Burke, Frank Edgar, J. T. Prince,
F. R. Brooke and E. Mae Smith.
Allen D. Baldwin, the mason builder,
arrived home from his Florida plantation
yesterday, and was greeted by many
friends. He will stay in town until fall.
He made quick trip from Florida, reach
ing here in thirty five hours.
Tho annual meeting of the New Haven
Kings Daughters union is to be hold in
the First Baptist church May 20 at 1880 p.
m. Mrs. Whittemore of the Door of Hope
mission, New York, and Mrs. Mary F. Sey-
mour of Vermont are expected to address
the meeting.
The ministers meeting will convene as
usual next Monday morning at the Center
church chapel at 1915. The short poem
will be given by Brother Abbott of West
Haven. A paper will be read by DR..
Badger on 1.-THE Roman Roads as q High
way for Our Lord" Administers cordial
ly invited.
At Short Beach tonight fine program
will be rendered by q bevy Of elocution
scholars for the benefit of the Christian
Endeavor society there. A funny play,
"Aind Your Own Business" will be acted
by the class, and many fine Rotations by
Mrs. Kingabury, Misses Lay, Stannard,
Monroe, Boardman and Ives will be ron
dered.
A national temperance congress will bs
held June 8, 4 and at Prohibition park,
Staten Island, to which all religious and
Temperance organizations are requested to
send delegates. General o. o. Howard
will preside, and DR.. Parkhurst, John ].
Woollsy, Joseph Cook. DIR. Kynett of Phil
adelphis and Ned Murphy will be among
the speakers; also prominent temperance
takers from England and Canada. Neal
Dow Il expected to attend.
New members Of the Young Mems Re-
publican club are: e. @. Bradley, w. e.
Ford, Fred W. Field, Il. O. Kentfsld, John
D. Duff, John T. Gross, Eugene Mcneil,
Emil Schonbsrgsr, James 7. Goodwin,
Frank E. AIling, g. s. Hamilton, W. w.
Mitchell, Robert MoArthur, Alfred 8. Ham
ilton, Anthony spinnello, Harry W. Flint,
Sam J. Well, William q. Thompson, James
B. Hadden, J. q. Murray, Eugene 8. VIII
Lie, Thomas F. Clyne, Theodore @. Keller,
Herbert A. Snow. The club will keep open
house during the cslebraticn June 8.