The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-10-29

memorial windows for the church are
now all taken up.
Mrs, Henry futile and daughter of
Bridgeport are to spend the winter here
and win board with Mrs, w. r., Pease
on Curtis avenue,
III. M. Stevens and wife Of Curtis
avenue will leave here on Thursday and
win spend the winter In Millenbeck,
Va, with d, S. Stevens, Mr.. Stevens
father.
Mr. and Mrs, NJ. e, Cook are re-
ported by their attending physician DIR.
j., D. McGaughey, as decidedly inn
| proved in condition, Mrs. Cook was
able to sit up a large portion of yes
terday.
There is said to be quite a little ro-
nance connected with the early life of
Mabel Green, who died at William III,
Smiths Saturday evening. She came
from good family in Kentucky and
in her younger days was engaged to
be married to a wealthy gentleman,
who a short time before the date OF
the wedding day ran off with the pro-
spective brides sister and married her
The outrageous action on the part OF
her promised protector made a change
in her entire life and for the worse until
she came here as housekeeper for n
colored man, and is now buried in a
pauper's grave.
| Owing to the fact that the Walling-
ford letter sent Sunday evening intend
ed for Monday mornings issue failed to
arrive at this office until too late, sew
eral items appear this morning which
should have been in Mondays issue.
c. Fl. Tibbitts started last evening for
New York.
The Ramblers win have misfit
smoker in the club rooms Thursday
evening.
Mrs. c. A. Upson, Miss May Ingra-
ham and Miss Mary Hall are the dele
gates from the Congregational Y. P. S,
C. Il. Ito the Christian Workers conven-
ton in New Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Phelps will be at
home to-day from to 10 o'clock p. m.
and will be pleased to see their friends.
The funeral of Mrs. Lorenzo Lewis
will be at o'clock this afternoon from
house on Main street.
William 1. Todd has declined the ap-
pointment as auditor rendered him by
the selectmen.
The funeral of Mabel Green was yes
terday afternoon. The burial was in
the Center street cemetery. Rev. ]. e.
Wildman officiated.
DR.. w. P. Wilson and bride are home
from their wedding trip and will re-
side on William street for the present.
B. A. Treats youngest daughter
Marion is critically i'll with diphtheria.
The ladies of the Library association
are making extensive preparations for
the annual chrysanthemum show in the
armory on the evening of November 19
and 20. A large assortment of articles
suitable for Christmas presents will be
one Of the interesting features.
John A. Martin has bought out the
insurance business of DR.. G. H. An
drews.
The condition of the roads about the
borough is simply terrible and are worse
than has been known for many years
The experiment of a light dressing Of
fine crushed stone that was tried on q
small portion of Main street proved
quite successful and makes a gooC
roadbed at comparatively small ex
. pense. The authorities would do well K
continue the experiment on other places
The fine crushed stone can be bought a
a very low figure.
Mrs. Lorenzo Lewis left will which
/, will be made public later. The de
ceased besides her real estate in the
borough owned stock in the Consoli
dated road, Connecticut Western ant
a New York state railroad
Senator o. H. Plat was borough
visitor yesterday.
Frank Worden, a former resident, now
in the undertaking business in Bridge
port, is the guest of w. A. Goodrich.
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