The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-06

William Whalen of Al Chatham George street and Congress avenue at 6 o'clock Saturday night and was talk en to the hospital by Patrolman Wat rous
 Architect Levi Hayne of the Ex- change building is preparing plans for an immense dancing pavilion at Morris Cove on property recently purchased by J. Scanlan from the Massena Clark ts- tate. MT. ScanIan intends also to erect bathing houses and the other accesso- ries of a first-class shore resort. Arch itect Hayne is also preparing clans for "a tWo-family frame house for ], ]. R H. Fly on Plymouth avenue and two-fam- fly brick house for A. NJ. Christie on Ferry street. Both houses will be fitted up with modern improvements
 The New Haven City Guards fancy dress ball will be held at the Second regiment armory on Monday evening, January 2. It is expected that 1t will eclipse the balls of former years. Tick cts can now be obtained from members of the company
 Lawyer N. w. Bishop, a son of Will liam D. Bishop of Bridgeport, has asso- ciated himself with the firm of Bristol, Stoddard X Bristol of this city ATr Bishop will retain his residence in Bridgeport
 The Hoadley building may soon change hands, Mrs. Jane F. Hoadley is the present owner A short time ago two New Haven business men offered $75,000 for the property through the agency of Martin & Coyle Mrs Hoad- ley would not accept the offer. It was the intention of the would-be purchas- CTS to completely remodel the building It is understood that negotiations for it's purchase have been resumed Commissioner Durham, chairman of the board, says that $40000 would at least be received this year for licenses in excess of the sum received last year. The full license to sell beer and liquor was regulated by act of the last legis- lature and is s45o, which is $15O more than was paid last year. The full amount of license money received from the liquor dealers last year was S129,- 9l4, but the number of licenses may not be quite so many this year, The com missioner, however thinks 1t safe to estimate that the town will receive from this source 10000 more than last year.
 Daniel H. Mills. a broker of New York city, and the wealthiest resident of Winsted, died at his home on Center street Saturday afternoon from heart disease. Deceased would have been sevtny-nine years old next month and was said to be worth nearly two mill lions. A widow survives him.
 Manager G, B. Bunnell witnessed the performance of Hanlon's "Superba' in New York Friday evening. He says it is the finest and best spectacular play that has ever been seen in New Haven to his knowledge The house was filled and the audience was the most enthu- siastic Mir. Bunnell has seen in years.
 Miss Lillian Greene of Boston. who has been visiting the Misses Hughson of Franklin street, has returned to her home.
 Miss Carrie Gay, daughter of John Gay of the Hotel Majestic, has returned from a visit of six weeks to friends in Brooklyn,
 Ex-Deputy Sheriff Brown of Milford ! has discovered a clue which may lead { to the capture Of the gang that terror
 ibed and robbed E,verard F. Clark s 1 household in Woodmont early Friday morning. II is now tolerably certain . that the crime was committed hy per
 sons who knew the ground. Clark has
 only two neighbors, and they live sev-
 eral hundred yards from him. He is
 afflicted with paralysis, and Is almost
 helpless. He does not keep hired
 man in the winter season. and the only
 inmates of his house besides himself
 are his wife and mother. Hlr. Clark
 had. during the last two years, before
 his health failed. made himself ohnox-
 ious to q certain rough element that
 frequented Noodmont during the sum ! mer season. because of his decided op- ] position to the liquor interests. It was
 known, too, that inc had recently been 1 paid a considerable sum Of money. and
 no doubt the robbers were actuated by