The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-08-21
or LoCAE INTEREST.


New Haven Observation-Disclosures Fire
mon at Savin Rock To-morrow-Barber
Family Rounion-Many Typhoid Fever
Gases in This City-Coming Wedding
Masonic Past Masters Outing, Etc.
The Torrington firemen will make an
excursion to Savin Rock tomorrow.
A large number from Seymour intend
to GO to Glen Island Saturday on the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad excursion, via the John II.
Starin.
Burglars effected an entrance into
Charles Scholl's saloon at 1853 Crown
street yesterday morning by breaking
out a large pane Of glass from rear
window. About IS in change was taken
from the cash register.
BY the new decision railroads may
again carry letters to the newspapers
from suburban correspondents.
Signal officer Began of the police
department, and Mrs. Began, have re-
turned from a ten days trip through
Massachusetts and New York state,
stopping at Lake George and Saratoga
The tenth annual reunion and pic
mic of the Barber family will be held
at Cooks grove, HarWinton, August &C.
All of the name of Barber or related
by marriage or descent are cordially in
vited. Dinner st o'clock. If stormy
the reunion will be held the next fair
day
Typhoid fever has broken out in this
city and is spreading with alarming
rapidity, although the cases are scat
tered, not being grouped in any par
ticular locality On August II there
had been reported ten cases of The dis
ease for the month, and yesterday the
number was twenty-five, an alarming
number for a season of the year when
diseases Of that description are infre-
quent.
Alexander Troup Of this city is billed
to speak at the next silver rally in
Bridgeport.
Yesterday morning the New Haven
Athletic club left here on an excursion
to Coney Island. There were about 40C
in the party. 1t was one of the best ex-
cursions of the season.
The Adelphi Literary society, the
Sixth division of the Hibernians and
the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmer
went yesterday to Glen Island togeth-
err on the Starin. When the boat left
the dock there were about 500 aboard.
Major Mckinley will be elected pres
ident," said Hon. H. Walds Lines
brother of Rev. e. S. Lines of this city
yesterday morning to Meriden Re.
publican reporter. He stated that hi
believed the republican newspapers
were making mistake in giving sc
OF 10
rency question. He thought that Bryan
should have been ignored and the cur
rency question should have been con
sidered secondary to the tariff cues
ton.
The thirty-frs annual reunion of thu
Twentieth c. v. association will bt
held at Compounce Lake on Thursday
August 81. The business meeting will
take place at 1880, and the dinner a
1890.
Walter J. Kerrigan, twelve years o
age, of Park street, slipped on Grown
street Wednesday and broke his arm
He was sent home in a carriage, ant
DIR. w. W. Hawkes. attended the littl
fellow.
d. Burton Brown of 744 Grand ave
niue sad~Miss Jennie Curran, daughte
of George Fl. Curran of West Haven
will be united in marriage on Monda,
evening, September IA, at s o'clock, il
Christ church, West Haven.
Eleven people died from the heat ii
New Haven during or since the recen
extremely hot spell.
The Masonic Past Masters associa
ton of New Haven county has com
pleted arrangements fer the annua
outing of the association. Chairma,
John o. Rowland presided and Harr
c. Trecartin was secretary. The asso
citation voted to hold the annual outin
Wednesday, September Q, at the Ma
sonic home in Wallingford, and to in
wife all the past master in New Have
county with their families to partic1
pate. The grand master Of the stat
will also be present. 1t was coted
accept the offer of Mizpah chapter {
E. S., of Wallingford, to furnish Dime
to the Masons at fifty cents each. In
dinner will be served at ! o'clock. III
outing will be undoubtedly largely a.
tended. for there are 1853 past master
in this county At the meeting pa!
masters were present from New Have
Meriden, Ansonia, Milford, WestVll
and West Haven.