The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-07-03
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the temperance league at it's meeting
wednesday evening voted to close the
league rooms on Center street as the
league Was not paying running expen-
SEES ana has for several months been
run at loss of over $50 a month. The
cause OF the shortage each month is
due, 1t is said. to so many of the pat
rons riding bicycles and keeping away
IRON the league rooms. There is said
to be other reasons.
Warden Morris states that he shall
endeaVor to prevent bontires being
built ON the corners of Main and Cen
ter and Colony and Center streets, and
other public squares tonight until 4:S0
IN the morning, when they can be made
and the bells rung. Officers Reilly and
Mooney will be on duty uptown, and
Specials G. III. Reilly and George
White on the plains.
Rev. F. e. Marble officiated at the
funeral of Mrs. William Steiner yester-
day afternoon. The bearers were DIR.
G. Fl. Craig, Simon Van Tassell, Sid
ney Van Tassell. w. Is. Hall, A. w. Bill
liam and George Cook. Among the
floral tributes was an elegant wreath
from Charter Oak circle, of which So
ciety the deceased was a worthy men,
Der.
Deputy IT. L. NAPLES of Meriden will
install the officers of Friendship en-
campment this evening.
That telephone pole has at last been
removed from the middle of Ward
street to the southeast corner
Miss Jessie b. Martin has been en-
gagged as teacher for the Simpson ave-
nue. school in place of Miss Alice
Holmes, who resigned.
The Wallingfords will play the Ath-
leticsi Meriden at $50 Saturday morn
ing at Cooks park.
Mrs. James Price and son sail from
New York for ireland next week Sat-
urday.
Mrs. George e. Bullock, who has been
the guest of Thomas Smith of Cherry
street, has returned to her home in
Melrose, Mass.
w. p. Bridget, H. ]. Owens, e. NJ.
Roach and Frank Birchfield are to take
a trip to Washington, d. c., next week
on their bicycles from Jersey City, and
will leave here Saturday night and go
by boat to New York. They expect to
be absent little over week.
Yesterdays real estate changes re-
corded are: Thomas Tierney of Meri-
den to S. A. Alexander of Meriden, so
x150 feet on Cherry street.
Miss Grace Backes has gone to
Keene, N H.. on visit to her sister,
Mrs. Leon Norwood.
H. B. Sherman and family will spend
the Fourth on Money Island.
Judge o. I. Martin, Henry Martin and
their families start to-day for Indian
Neck for a months visit.
Miss Ethel Culver of Great Barring
ton, Mass, is the guest of Mrs. A. B.
Pixley of South Main street.
The barn Of J. w. Blakeslee on North
Farms was entered during Wednesday
night and a S45 harness was stolen
/ William Bernatche's horse rsn away
on the west side Of the lake vester-
day. Mr.. Bernatche was thrown out.
but not seriously injured. The shafts
were badly broken.
J. Atwater Hall was reported as rest
ing little easier last evening.
simpson, Hail, Miller " 70. WORKS
will all close tonight for the usual
summer vacation, as will the Watrous
Manufacturing company factory
A party of young folks enjoyed an
outing on Paradise Island yesterday
afternoon and evening.
The boys are preparing for their US
ual celebration tonight to usher in the
glorious Fourth, and it is safe to say
they will git thar