The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-09-20
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"a ldI III w etIIitO-EI. BALDWIN.
High water to-day at 1900 m.
Carnations Is cents a dozen at Cham
pions.
The best winter shoe made is thu
Royal at 80 Church street.
The state convention of liquor deal
ers will be held in this city to-day.
The Right Rev. Bishop Tierney Of
Hartford will give confirmation at St
Boniface r. C.. church next Sunday.
Rev. Fl. e. Burnes and wife of Brook.
Ign, formerly of South Norwalk, have
been visiting their sorDAttorney Charles
D. Burnes, in Greenwich.
Fall millinery opening at E. Moses
d Co., successors to r. Ballerstein &
Co, S41 and 843 Chapel street, on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, Septem-
Der "a, Is and 26.
A New York despatch yesterday saws:
The Lehigh Valley Coal company this
morning ordered a further advance in
the price of coal. The increase is from
Is to 80 cents ton and effects free
burning Goals,
Postmaster Beach. received a commu-
nication yesterday morning from the
postoff1ce department at Washington in
forming him that his claim of credit on
account of the theft of $828.S2 from the
New Haven postoffice on March 2 had
been allowed.
Miss Zita Curtis, daughter of Law
renee Curtis, No. 120 Cedar street, is
in Boston. having very enjoyable
time in visiting her relatives there.
She has been there for the past two
months and will stay few weeks lon
ger at the urgent solicitation of her
Boston friends.
Rev. Asher Anderson, chaplain of
the Second regiment, is now securing
dates with pastors in New Haven,
Middletown, Wallingford and Water
bury, cities where military companies
are located, when he can exchange
pulpits for the purpose of preaching
TO the various companies.
Officer Murphy decided to break IN
the stoning of the balloons at the ascen-
sion of Brownie balloons Yesterday
and soon caught small boy in the
act of throwing stone. The youngster
was Immediately taken to police head
quarters and locked up for two hours
which he spent in crying, and was then
released with a reprimand by Sergeant
Croker.
The anniversary requiem mass for the
late Rev. James Brennan Heating will
take place at ST. Johns church next
Monday morning at 10 o'clock. The
priest was the son of Mr.. and Mrs Rob
ert I. Heating Of this city and at the
time of his death was acting rector of
the pio-cathedral at Allegheny City, in
the diocese of Pittsburg Pa.
Frank A. Bennett of Milford six weeks
ago had narrow escape from choking
TO death by piece of meat becoming
lodged in his throat He saved him
self by putting a silver fork handle
down his throat and forcing the obsta-
Gle into his stomach, but in doing so he
injured the muscles so severely as to |
cause paralysis of the throat. 1t is
more than forty days since he has swal- |
lowed food except in the lightest forms. |
The first annual outing of the Con- |
necticut Red Mems association was held |
at Hanover park, Meriden, yesterday. |
Among the prominent visitors being
Great Sachem Mayor Corbin, New Brit |
ain; Great Chief or Records C. w. |
Skiff, Danbury; Great Prophet Smith
of New Haven, and Senior Sycamore De
Witt w. Preston of Hartford. Tribes
from Hartford New Haven. Seymour
New Britain, Waterbury. |
and Meriden were well represented,