The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-06
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Bre tkins Out the Road, --Chlld ElocutAoh-
ist Seriously nl--Deaths of Three Chill
dren-Real Estate Transfers-Amuse-
ment Notes-Many Items of Personal
Interest.
Selectman Hall has had the town
teams and several others from the out
skirts of the town busily at work for
the past two days on the roads on the
outside of the borough breaking
through the drifts which have formed
by the recent gale, since the roads were
broken after the last snow storm. The
roads are all right again and passa-
BILE.
Linus A. Hill has decided to give up
MS JeWelry business on Center street
until spring at least on account of the
close times and will hereafter for the
present do what repairing he has at
his home on North Elm street.
Miss Mabel Grobel, the child elocu-
zionist, is seriously i'll, it is stated, with
appendicitis, and that an operation will
have to be performed.
Mrs John Lewis, who died Thursday,
was insured for $1,000 in the Hartford
Life Annuity company The children
We're not aware that their mother was
insured until yesterday, when the agent,
E. p. Foster, called at the house and
acquainted them with the fact.
Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co., R. Wal
lace & Sons, and Hall & Elton's closed
last night until Monday.
Charles Fox of North Elm street had
quite lively fire in his hennery Thurs
day Afternoon and the top of the build
ing was burned off together with a
number of pigeons The flames We're
put out by the neighbors with water
and snow The fire was caused, it is
supposed, by the explosion of a large
kerosene lamp which was kept there
for heating purposes.
Invitations We're received here yes
terday for the wedding of Truman
Sherman Foote, formerly bookkeeper
at Maltby, Stevens e Curtis Co.'S, and
Miss Georgia, daughter of John A.
Hardy of New Haven, at the Grand
avenue Congregational church at II
o'clock a. M, Wednesday, February IL.
press Agent e. N. Baldwin of this
town
Eugene We'll, the pedlar who was
overcome on Center street Thursday,
started yesterday morning for Dur
ham, and gave out before getting very
far, and decided to wait until to-day
and make another trial.
Yesterday the sale was recorded of
the Dutton property on Academy street
229x213 feet, and house from Emily c.
and George r. Dutton of New Jersey,
Clarence E. Dutton of Texas, and Mar
| ion j. Franklin of Washington, D. G.,
to Major Won Grave.
| The Ramblers and the Meriden High
| school teams will bowl at the Wood
bine alleys next Wednesday evening.
Elmer, the infant child of Fortuna
Hall of Pond HILL died yesterday and
will be buried Sunday afternoon.
R. S. Austin has sold to Mrs. Gather
| inc w. Hawkins tract of land 10 by
300 feet on Elm street.
Henry Jacobs, the barber, was doing
| New York yesterday
Harry Hoplinson has moved his
| liouSeliOlu SOOuS from WdlGIUuIS anu
is located on Beaumont avenue.
The invitations for the Ramblers Cy-
Gle clubs annual promenade concert
and reception in the armory Friday
evening, February 10, were sent out
yesterday.
The Trinity college team will play
basket ball with Company K Tuesday
evening.
There were six deaths in town during
January. During the same month II
1896 there were nine
The mercury was degrees below
zero yesterday morning
J. P. Stevenson's store will be oper
again to-day having been closed fol
two days for the annual mark down Of
goods.
Julia, the nine year old daughter Of
Andrew Bal, died yesterday morning
with cerebro-spinal meningitis. The
family are Hungarians. Rev. e. G
Richardson will conduct the funera
service at o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Theodore Hartman's fifteen months
old daughter died Thursday night ant
will be buried Sunday afternoon at
o'clock