The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-03-23
WALLTNG FORD.
Tuesday

The recently completed grand list OF
the borough show that the heaviest tax
payers are: Simpson, Hall, Miller &
Co., $193,516; r. Wallace & Sons, $3.50, 900
Samuel Simpson estate, $72,SO2; H. L.
Judd & Co., $65, 400; Hall & Elton Co.,
SAL, 440; Metropolitan Rubber Co., $40, 500
H. L. Judd, $40, 419; Maltby, Stevens &
Curtis, $40, 900; Simpson Nickel Co., 1874,
900; Elizabeth Maltby, 1926; D. f.
Morris, $50, 800; H.F. Hall, SIS, 421; Phelps
e Dickerman, $25,444; George T. Jones,
$24,75; Wall Wheel Co., 1913, 1875; A. d.
Judd, $22, O89; higgins, Rodgers Co., $22.-
900; Mrs. Sarah E. Stevenson, 9,425;
Sarah E. Harrison, $17,470; Frank A,
Wallace, $19,6S5; T. W. Jerralds, SIS, 1850;
Stanley Botsford, $12,710; G. w. Choate,
$12, 1885, Emory Morse, $11 ,76S; Mrs. Lii
liam Spencer, $11, 240 Charles N. Jones,
$11, O7O; Holy Trinity church, $10,975; Ly-
man N. Monroe, $10,65S; j. w. Lane, s1O,-
251; Mrs. Fannie Gushee, O,1OO; Francis
j. Curtis. $3.50.
DR.. McGaughey, assisted by Dr. Will
son, set the broken bone of Edward
Nugent's leg, it having been decided
not to remove him to the hospital, and
he will remain at the house of his sister,
Mrs. George Donovan, on Meadow
street.
The Italian from New Haven. who
peddles bananas and oranges about
the borough, claims that his brother
was robbed of S. at the depot one day
this week. He was counting his money
and a man grabbed 1t and run away
Jesse Caples, who lives in the small
shanty on Oak street, is critically i'll
with pneumonia, and his chances for re-
covery are small.
Water Commissioner Hallenbeck was
at Paugh pond and reports sixty-six
inches of water gain of five inches
since the last report.
Edward Gushee of Brown university
Providence, is spending his vacation in
town.
Perry M. Twitchell has the contract
for building E. E. Halls grain store
house near the railroad, south of H. L.
Judd company's,
Ullie Akerstrom in 1.-THE Sultan's
Daughter" is booked for the opera
house Monday evening, April l.
Miss Bertha Johnson, who has been
the guest of Mrs. A. j. Smith of Curtis
avenue, returns to-day to her home in
Manga tuck.
A special communication of Compass
lodge, No. 9, F. and A. M, is called
for Monday evening to hear the report
of the committee on renting new lodge
rooms and also confer the e. A. de-
gree.
superintendent Gray states that ow-
ing to other work the electric road on
Main street will not be built this spring.
Joseph, the Slave, or the Way of At
will be the subject of Rev. f.
e. Marbles address on Sunday
Rev, J. j. Blair has received word of
the death of Mrs Blair's father in Calais.
Me.
James Belts nine-year-old boy died
early yesterday morning after long
illness with serofula affection. This is
the colored child that was reported as
accidentally cremated in Pond Hill
nearly nine years ago, and furnished a
article for the newspapers
the country for several
lays.
Miss Martha Pierce left yesterday for
1er home in South Deerfield, Mass.
Miss Alice McChriste will spend the
holidays at her home in Coventry.
Mrs. j, D. McGaughey will spend
Sunday with her daughter Carrie at
Smiths college, Northampton, Mass.