The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-06-17
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! summer,
The many admirers of Mrs. Mark Mer'
win will be delighted to see her walking
about nowadays, after having been
laid aside for many months.
The New Haven branch of the d. A.
r. are intending to hold their meeting
on the 18th of June at the Connecticut
state building in Woodmont,
William Riggin of Quinnipiac lodge
No. l, /. o. o, F., of New Haven, has
presented seven flags to the odd Eel
lows home at Fairvlew. The are an
American ensign IL by ~ feet; Ameri-
can Jack, by feet; a blue burgee
with the emblematic three links and
the letters II. o. o. f." in white, u by
| TX feet; plain blue burgee, IL by 71a
feet; scarlet burgee with diamond r
in the center and the initial of the
donor; white burgee with blue border
and shield and anchor, 8 by feet;
white burgee, red border, diamond
shaped black center with Rebekah em-
blems, by A.
George Plat and Richard White
caught twenty-three pounds of fish at
Lake saltonstall Saturday in about
three hours, the largest Weighing ia
pounds,
DR.. Henry w. Ring of this city, who is
also assistant surgeon at the New York
Eye and Ear infirmary, on Saturday
successfully performed very delicate
eye operation upon Alfred Mccarthy,
son of Edward Mccarthy, the liquor
dealer at his home, 124 Davenport ave-
nue., removing a small piece of wood
which had become imbedded in the iris
Of the eye. The eye was much infamed
and the patient had suffered intensely,
Upon consultation in New York the
operation was unanimously decided
upon. The patient was then brought to
this city, and DR., Ring operated, as
sisted by, DR.. w. G. Daggett. The pa
tient is now improving finely.
P. j. Carney of East Haven has
brought suit against William Wood
ward of Townsend avenue. He alleges
that on May 81, while riding his bicy-
Gle in front of Woodward's residence,
Woodward pushed him from his wheel,
inflicting serious injuries. The case
was tried before Justice Jacobs Satur-
day and decision reserved.
Deputy Sheriff l.. W. Ballou of Con-
cord NJ H., came to New Haven Satur-
day afternoon with requisition papers
for Charles It. Ware, alias Waring,
the professional horse thief, who has
been under arrest here since May 81.
Ware is wanted on two counts in Leb-
anon N. II. i'
Charles L. ScoSille, Yale senior, was
arrested Saturday on fraud writ In
suit brought by Herman Terrill Of Ham,
den. Terrill formerly kept a saloon on
Chapel street, and he alleges that Sco-
vile owes him a large bill for tobacco
and liquors.
Delegates from Connecticut to the
national conventiomo republican league9
clubs, which meet in Cleveland o., for
three days, will leave Connecticut to-
day, A special train for the delegates
will leave New, York Tuesday morning
and arrive in Cleveland tomorrow night
at 10 O'clock. The delegates from New
Haven are Alderman James II. Mac
donald and Isaac,M. Ullman Congress-
man N, D. Sperry Is a delegate at large
Connecticut IS entitled to twenty-six
delegates.
A warrant was issued on Saturday
night for the arrest of ex-Deputy Sher-
iff Chatfield on the charge of having
stolen SIT from the box office of the
Hyperion on the night the box office
receipts were attached to satisfy claims
on Bobby Melville of London" Mr.
Ransom was at that time deputy sheriff.
and had charge of the attachment.
Attorney Jacobs, acting on behalf of
Thomas Barry of Auburn street, has
brought suit against the borough of
West Haven to recover $4,000 damages
for injuries sustained by Barry on
Beach street in West Haven on June g.
A rose festival will be given at War
ner hall on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday evenings, June 10, 20 and n, UNI
der the auspices of the ladies OF st.
Joseph r. G. church of Westville, of |
which the Rev Father Curtin is pas
tor.
The New Haven Street Railway COM
pany has commenced running cars on
Whitney avenue on twelve minutes
Roadway instead of fifteen as hereto
fore.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman M. Wiser and |
Mr.. and Mrs David r. Wiser are oc-
eupying their cottage at Woodmont a |
short distance from the Bonsilene
e. S. Cornwall is occupying his house |
IN the bluff at Woodmont Mrs. New |
comb of New York win move into Mrs. |
David Somers' cottage soon. Other |
Woodmont notes are: Thomas S. |
and the Misses Birdseye NOV |
ID into their cottage Saturday. John |
b. Mcfarland Of New Haven arrived |
Thursday. r. r. Merwin and family |
and W. A. Nation and family arrived |
Friday Mrs Doty moved into the |
Swiuft cottage Mr.. Andrews Of Brook |
yn, proprietor Of the Williams Type |
writing company, arrived last Thurs |
lay and lsoccupyihg Colonel Wooster's |
Enos S. Kimberly and family |
If New Haven arrived Saturday after
noon. Mr. and Mrs. Loomis of West |
1eld, Mass, arrived last Thursday and |
ire quartered at the Blue cottage ON !
he Beach. Mrs. G.. M. Evitts of New |
Milford, who had the Clark cottage |
asst year, will occupy it again this year. |
edward G.. Merwin of New Haven will
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