The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-09-25
or LOCAL INTEREST.

The cooler wave has reached us at
! last.
Mckee, the newsdealer, has the La
dies Home Journal for October,
At the superior court yesterday Judge
Hall. upon motion of Attorney M. r.
Tyler, accepted the minute of respect IN
honor of the late Governor L. B. Morris,
which were adopted at the special bar
meeting held Friday afternoon. He or
dered them spread upon the records of
the court.
Upon motion of Prof. G. D. Watrous,
David e. Fitzgerald, law school '95, was
admitted to the bar yesterday by the
superior court. Mr.. Fitzgerald was not
! tWenty-one years of age when the other
graduates were admitted.
Miss Pauline S1iff has returned from
her summer home in Ken and entered
school in Amherst, Mass
| The engagement of Miss Hattie Ham
burger of New York and j. c. Goldbaum
of this city is announced.
| Mrs. Joseph j. Reilly of 100 Minor
street has returned from a two weeks
visit with friends in Waterbury,
| w. j. Connor, bass singer at the
| Church of the Messiah, has left for his
home in England for a two months alb
| sence.
| Franklin III. Hart and family, who
have been staying at Pine Orchard this
summer, have returned to their home,
335 Orange street.
Prof. w. f. Blackman of this city has
been engaged to lecture before the Meri-
den University Extension Center during
the coming winter upon "The Negro, .
Immigration, tThe City, Crime, .
Wage and Factory SYSTEM, and so
cialism" and "Anarehism.'
| Mr.. Steinert, the Chapel street music
dealer, is having plans prepared for a
handsome dwelling which is to be built
on Lyon street.
| Contracts have been awarded for the
construction of a handsome one-family
house which is to be built in West Ha-
ven for William r. Crane.
| Plans are being made by Architect T..
| Hayne for a fine two-family house
which is to be constructed at the corner
of Edgewood avenue and Mott street for
J. d. Manning
| Brent K. Yates, Yale law school '93,
and who was connected with r. W.
Loves drug store for a time, is meeting
with marked success already in his law
practice in Omaha, Neb., where he is To-
Gated.
| A writ of attachment for $1,500 was
| served in Meriden yesterday morning
| on N. J. st. Cyr by Constable Webster,
at the instance of James D. Dewell and
| Frank G. Bushnell of New Haven
through their attorney. James ID. Dew
| ell, jr. The writ is returnable to the
| October term of the New Haven city
court
| Conductor F. w. Tolles of the Nauga-
| tuck railroad is on duty again after
several months absence on account Of
| Illness.
| Melville S. Wadhams, the assigning
| printer, filed in the probate court yes
| terday statement OF his assets and
| liabilities. The liabilities amount to
81 ,26O10. The assets consisting of print
| ing presses, type, ETC.. are placed at
s.. 1872
| John McQueeny, the first captain of
| the Kansas City police force. died in
| Kansas City, Mo-, last Thursday, from
| injuries received in falling on a side
walk. Captain McQueeny was well
known in New Haven, having frequent
ly visited this city. His relatives here
are his nieces, the Misses Maggie and
Ella McQueeny and nephew, Patrick
| McQueeny of 765 Grand avenue
Judge Platt of Meriden is back from
his stay in the AdirondacSs.
Judge Hubbard Of Wallingford was
| in town yesterday.