The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-03-05
Local Weather Report.
FOR MARCH 4. 1898.
Brief Mention.
High water to-day, 1853 a. m.

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I High water to-day, 1858 a. m.
Insurance Il Loans. Chas. w ,lson s. Co.
q, Two family house. So 600. RE. Baldwin
Captain d. L. Barber of Wallingford
has bought out a Photographic studio
on Chapel street, this city.
"A movement is on foot in Walling-
ford to have a course of lectures given
there by Professor w. L. Phelps of
Yale.
The Orpheus Singing club gave their
third annual masquerade ball in Haru-
gari hall last night Lindgren's Or
chestra furnished the music.
Y Rev. George F. Prentiss of this city
assisted Rev. G. F. Stimson in conduct
ing the funeral services Of Frank j.
Naramore, jr., of Bridgeport, yesterday.
There was very large attendance.
The w. G. T. U. of New Haven coun-
ty will hold a memorial service in this
city next Wednesday, March 9, at 2
o'clock, in the Calvary Baptist church.
A large attendance from each union is
expected
( Rev. A. T. Randall of st. Andrews,
Meriden, preached in Christ church,
West Haven last evening. Miss Geor-
gietta Whitaker and Frank Kelly Of
Wallingford sang the offertory Jesus.
I My Cross Have Taken
Patrick Hickey, brakeman, aged
thirtytwo years. of Fishkill, N. Y, was
fatally injured at Plainville early yes
terday morning on the New England
rsoi1rnad nd Ua tn ri
ford hospital, where he died.
Frederick A. Garfield, aged fifty
three, of Woodbridge, was found dead
yesterday morning in Northrop's saw
mill, Seymour. The verdict was death
from apoplexy. His wife left him re-
Gently on account of his Incorporate
habits.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Atwater of Trum-
bull street, Mr.. Pettis, of Hoggson &
Pettis, and his wife and two friends
from New Jersey, forming a party of
six who are making a stay in Florida,
nre expected home next week Satur-
day.
In regard to the charges against
Lighthouse Keeper Thompson of New
Haven, Captain Wilde, the naval en-
gineer secretary of the lighthouse
board, said yesterday that a report
would be made probably early next
week.
Professor E. A. Parsons is slowly re-
covering from the effects of a severe
fall on an icy sidewalk several weeks
ago, by which his right hand and wrist
were disabled. 1t will still be several
weeks before he will be able to do any
playing.
Trustee w. S. Beecher of this city
visited Meriden yesterday afternoon in
regard to a lad at the State School for
Boys, who is wanted by a New Haven
man. 1t was Mr.. Beecher's first visit
to the reformatory in six months owing
to illness.
United States Commissioner William
"A. Wright end wife returned last even
ing from a very pleasant three weeks
trip. They visited Rock Ledge, Palm
Beach, Ormond, Miami and ST. Angus
tine. They met New Haven people at
each of those places.
William ]. Tuttle. a valued employee
of the Consolidated railroad shops in
this city for years. has recovered from
injuries received by being struck by a
rapidly moving car while he was cross
ing the network of tracks at the depot
one dark night about two months ago.
The car most fortunately threw him to
one side of the track.
Rev. Drs. Phillips and Chadwick of
this city and Miss Lucy G. Stock, state
primary superintendent, will speak in
the forenoon at conference of Sunday
school workers to be held in Bridgeport
next Tuesday, and in the evening Rev.
E. M. Poteat of this city will speak up
on my Four Bibles" Miss Stock will
give an illustrated lesson with a class
of children in the evening. Delegates
are expected from Southport, Westport,
Greens Farms, Greenfield, Easton,
Stepney, Trumbull Stratford and Mil
ford.