The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-06-03
LOCAL Me- S.

High water to-day at 5i01 p. m.
R,v a new hnnae--R. ID. Baldwin.

DflSh NhOudOus
High water to-day at 5,01 p. m.
Buy a new house--R. Il. Baldwin.
Pease & Son have received the Cen
fury for June.
Mrs. Charles H Buck of Bristol has
returned from a visit. with her daughter
in Brooklyn.
Miss Mary FriddeD Of New Haven is
the guest of friends-on Jubilee street,
New Britain.
Two new membersSwere added at the
morning service at the First M. b.
church yesterday.
Miss Anna Bromley, daughter of H.
H. Bromley, is recovering'from a. severe
attack of bronchitis.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph ShearIock leave
this week for Litchfield for the benefit
of AFR. Sheardock's health.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lawrence of
Humphrey street go to Woodmont
Thursday COR the season.
The regular rosary procession took
place in st. Mary's r. O. church yester-
day, the first Sunday of the month.
Mrs James Hooking and child left
for New York Saturday. They sail for
England ON June to be gone three
months.
Miss Amy Dutton of 50 Bishop street
has returned home from Wesleyan
academy. Wilbraham, Mass, on account
OF illness.
There was only short meeting of
Admiral Foote post on Saturday night.
One member was admitted on a transfer
from Post AZ Of -Ctuilford.
Mr.. William H. Merwin of Temple
street is having a cottage built at Mer-
wins Point which will be finished the
last of June
Theodore Keller, the undertaken, will
sail for Europe on Thursday for tour
for the benefit of his health. He will
be gone about two months.
Mrs. Richard Lannon of New Haven
is spending a few weeks with her par
ents on High street, New Britain.
Ira F. Noyes of New Haven is visiting
in Mystic.
The wedding of Mr.. Frank Sperry to
Miss Potter of Cedar Hill takes place
at IL o'clock, June IL. in st. Johns P.
q. church. Mr.. Sperry lis a son Of Fos-
ter Sperry of Bradley street.
The joint executive reorganization
committee Of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad company announce
that a majority of the general mort
gage 4 per cent. bonds have been de-
posted.
Brown & Berger have let the con-
tracts for Adam Ridinger's two-family
house and barn on Bishop street to
Ritchie & Johnston, carpenters; j. ID.
Malcolm, mason, and d. M. Sheehan
plumbing and hot wter heating. The
house will cost about $4,000.
G. d. Kinney has awarded the con-
tract for the carpenter work on Christ |
church's new edifice to James A.
Church In addition to the foundry
plant and office building of the Ses-
sions' Foundry company ait BRISTOL, he |
has obtained the contract to build a !
large power house, 70x100 feet, and q |
large steam chimney, 100 feet high.
At the special meeting held in New |
York Saturday of the Consolidated |
the regular quarterly divi |
dend was declared, payable July /. The |
regular June meeting will be omitted. |
There is very strong impression that |
the meeting decided to issue rs per |
cent. on the present holdings of deben-
lures and stock and will announce that |
fact in few days.
The new board of assessors will meet
and organize this morning. The only
change win be the substitution of Os-
car P. Ives, republican, for Charles
Spreyer democrat This will give the
republicans a majority of the members
and they can elect a president The
board will be made up of Charles A.
Baldwin, Edward F. Merrill, Oscar P.
Ives, William F. Shannon and George
w Neal.
The Yale Safe and Iron company are
row well settled in, their new plant in
West Haven, to which they have re-
GENTLY removed from Water street in
his city. The new plant fronts on
Richards street, West Haven, So feet
rhe main building has a frontage of
2 feet and runs back 232 feet to the
on which the property fronts
~ feet The forge-room is 42x72 feet,
Ind the storage building is 80x140 feet
An iron rack has also been carefully
constructed, 12x40 feet.