The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-03-06
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OF LOE-t IL A ~ . hhEcIs
Thomas Kelly of Stony Greek has
withdrawn his application to sell intoxi-
eating liquor at that place. A remon-
STRANGE signed by several citizens of
Stony Creek was lodged with the coun-
ty commissioners against the granting
of the license.
Schooner Edward NJ, Reed of this
city has her repairs at the Morgan
ways, New London, nearly completed
and will depart for New York in about
one week. ..#
Bob Cook, the Yale crew coach, is ex-
pected here tomorrow to coach the Yale
crew.
Rev. DrWellesley w Bowditch of
Brooklyn. N, Y, has been called to the
passionate of the First Methodist church
in Danbury. The salary is SO, 100, in
Guiding the parsonage.
East Rock lodge, "A. .. u. W., last
night held an elaborate entertainment
Among those present were John c.
Gallagher, recently elected grand mas
ter workman of the jurisdiction of New
England, r. Is. Farren, past grand
master, and Past Grand Master Ian
ders OF New London. The celebration
took place in the rooms Of the lodge in
Fair Haven.
The New Haven Bicycle works, max
ers of the New Haven bicycle, have
leased the old St. Johns Episcopal
church at the corner of State and Ed
streets, and will use the place as a BIZ
cycle rink, where instruction in bicycle
riding will be given free to all pur-
chasers of the New Haven bicycle. The
church is being refitted for the purpose
and when the changes are completed
an instructor will be kept in the place
to teach patrons The New Haven BIZ
cycles are made in the works of the
New Haven Chair company. The pros
poets for good business in their manu-
facture are said to be bright.
YACHTING.
The active Corinthian yachtsmen of
the New Haven Yacht club are plan
ming to arrange an attractive program
for the coming season. An effort is
now being made to appoint a COM
mittee to represent the club at the spe-
cial general meeting of the Yacht Rae
ing union of Long Island Sound, to be
held in New York on Monday evening,
March 8. The New Haven club is not
member of the union, but its leading
members want it to join and have the
same representations as the other clubs
on the sound, which is likely to oc-
cur.
The New Haven club at the beginning
eff the year had enrolled the following
fleet Nine steamers, seven schooners,
thirty sloopS three cats and nine naph-
tina launches The membership was $50.
George Il. Dudley, George p. North and
Edward f. Mansfield. nominating COM
mittee Of the club have presented the
following ticket, to be balloted for at
the annual meeting on the 18th inst:
Commodore = Francis G. Beach,
schooner Edith.
Vice commodorea-George +. Eaton,
sloop lone.
Rear comnodore-W. S. Hastings,
sloop Carrie w.
Secretary-F'rank W. Guion.
Treasurer--George L. Dudley.
Measurer-C. w. Rawson.
Fleet surgeon-W. w. Hawkes.. M. d,
Two. members board of trustees for
three years-Joseph Porter and James
H. Parish.
Regatta committee-George P. North,
l.. A. Elliott and Clarence w. Webb.
The most important addition to the
New Haven club this season win prob
ably be the Boston schooner yacht
Grampus, which has been purchased by
| Thomas III. Platt of Clinton.
| A 22-foot cat for Merrill White of this
city is being completed at the canas
dock yard. She is built for speed.