The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-03-03
or LOCiL INTEREST.

p H. IN TRINITY parish building on lem
pie street. Bishop Talbot of Wyoming
and Idaho will address the meeting.
MONTHS MIND MASS.
A months mind high mass will be
celebrated ar 9 o'clock this morning at
st. Francis church for the late Mrs,
Lanigan, wife ofSPatrolman Lanigan.
JOHN II. LEEDS is SAFE.
John H. Leeds has been heard from.
He is SAFE and has been in no danger
at any timer Mrs. Leeds has received a
letter from her husband dated Alex
andria, Syria. He states that he passed
through Armenia before the outbreak
occurred there, or even serious trouble,
While on his trip Mr. Leeds expects to
reach New Haven about May 1.
REAL ESTATE,
| Timothy Mccarthy of Dow street has
purchased os John e. Healy the two
tenement dwelling house at ii Park
| street For $4,000. The sale was made
through the Sloan real estate agency.
" M. REPUBLICAN, CLUB.
| The debating club Of the Young Men
Republican club, which consists or
| about thirty-fve members and which
has had miniature general, assembly
during the winter, is to have dinner
| at the Hotel Majestic on Saturday eve
ming. r. III. Tyner is arranging for the
affair as a committee. 1t is expected
| that covers will be laid for about
thirty.
| BY THE COLONIAL DANES.
| The loan exhibit to be given in May
or June by the Colonial Danes will
bring together from all over the state
rare and valuable collection of anti
ques. 1t is the aim of the committee in
charge to have all the exhibit as nearly
Colonial as possible. Heretofore the ex-
| hibits shown in various portions of the
state have been more Revolutionary
/ than Colonial in character. It is still
an unsettled question whether large
| pieces OF Colonial furniture will be ac-
cepted, as the care of such relics is
very great and transportation is diff
cult. Miss Rebecca D. Beach, Mrs.
/ William Beebe and Mrs. S. T. Kinney
are some of the Danes who are es-
| pecially interested in the collection OF
|
relics.
/ MARY CLAP WOOSTER CHAPTER.
A special meeting of the Mary Clap
Wooster chapter, D. A. r., is to be held
at 3 p. m. this afternoon in the Foot
Guard armory. The subject for the talk
is to be the recent congress at WASH
ington, both the social and business as
poets Of the congress being taken up.
A VERY HANDSOME VOLUME.
The Connecticut Register, the ''Red
Book" for 1896, issued by the secretary
of state was published Saturday and
will be distributed shortly to those en-
titled to receive copies. After the state
officers, judges. senators and represen-
tatives are supplied, the balance will
be distributed to the town clerks in ratio
TO the grand lists of the several towns
1t is the usual valuable compendium
of state information. It's compilation
has been performed with more than the
usual accuracy, II that were possible
The votes OF such towns as voted on
the license question are given, and
where no vote was taken the result OF
the last vote is given. DIR. c. A. Linds.
Hey OF New Haven, secretary of the
state board of health, furnishes the list
of physicians.
The pupils of the Hillhouse high
school desire to have a lunch counter
established in the school. Janitor Will
liam Clark has petitioned to Superin-
tendent Kendall for the privilege of fit
ting up a place where the pupils could
obtain light meal Superintendent
Kendall is comforting with Principa
Thomas with regard to the matter.
ACCUSED OF THEFT.
Dennis Grady, a young man twenty
six years old was arrested yesterday
morning by Detective Sergeant Denne-
by, charged with stealing a gold watch
and two diamond pins from George
Brown of Grand avenue and Jefferson
street. Grady was roomer at Browns
house and one day last week borrowed
a key to the house The following day
the articles were missing from Mr.
Browns room. The evidence agains
Grady is purely circumstantial.
OVER 200 CONVERTS WE'RE ADDED
TO THE CHURCHES.
At the United Ministers meeting yes
terday the subject, "Our Message o.
Things We Emphasize in Our Preach
Ing" was discussed at length. Thost
, ministers present reported that owe
200Pconverts joined their churches Sun
day. This is the largest number of con
verts that has Joined the city churches
! at one time for several years. This lis
includes only about half the churches
of New Haven. The new conversion
are the result of Evangelist B. Fa,
Mills work in this city a few week
ago.
FUNERAL OF MISS CLANCY.
The funeral Of Miss Bridget Clanc.
took place yesterday morning from TIL
residence of her sister, Mrs. Thoma
Blake, of 1923 West Water street. 4
solemn high mass of requiem was eele
brated at the Sacred Heart church a
. 8 o'clock by the Rev. Father Synott
. the Rev. Father Russell, pastor of ST
Patrick's church, as sub-deacon
Among the floral tributes were pill
low from Mrs. Blake, sister of the de
ceased, cross from her nephews in
scribed "Auntie,' and wreath from
her nieces. The pallbearers were Johl
McGrath. D. Bohan, James Clancy, F
Farrell, Charles Moran and Thoma
Mclaughlin. The flower bearer wa
Eddie Blake.
BUILDING PERMITS.
Fire Marshal Hubbard issued the fol
lowing building permits during tn
week ending at noon yesterday: ]. +