The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-04-01
'98 MODELS
Eastman's Kodaks
JUST ARRIVED.
The Arthur H. Barnes Co.
City Hall Drug Store,
AMI 1h0 CHURCH STREET.
OF LOCAL INTEREST,
159 CHURCH STREET

been the guest for a few days of Mrs.
Frederick Augur of Laurel street,
Branford.
Matthew Sullivan and Edward Nc
Nerney of Branford left there some
days ago for New York to join the
navy.
A large audience is expected to hear
Rev. Jenichiro Oyabe Of Toxic, Japan,
Yale graduate, who will lecture in
the Plymouth church on April on
picturesque Japan and the Late War
With China"
Mrs. jerks, wife of Mr.. jerks of the
State street firm of Coe & jerks, is
improving daily. A difficult and dam
gerous surgical operation was perform
ed upon her at DR.. B. Austin Cheney's
private hospital about ten days ago.
Her recovery now seems assured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Longdon, who
have been living on Temple street for
several months, have gone out to their
farm on Lake Whitney, where they are
to spend the season.
Mrs. Frank Dole is spending a few
days at Atlantic City.
The graduation exercises of the Mil
ford high school will be held on We'd
nesday afternoon, April g. and class
day will be held on the following even
ing, Thursday, April Z. at the town
hall The class day that will follow the
graduation exercises on Thursday is an
entirely new feature and will be OBJ
served for the first time by the class
| of '9S. The exercises that evening will
be appropriate for the occasion, and
will be Interesting to witness. Only a
small number Of invitations have been
| issued.
| earle J. Blenner has two canvases at
| the New York academy for the annual
spring art reception.
| Edward MCGOWAN is at home in
moving safes, whether it is for the city,
individuals or firms. On Wednesday
he moved a o-thousand-pound safe
up long flight of stairs in the city
hall from the mayors office to the de-
partment office adjoining that Of Ma
| jor Brown, and walked it upstairs and
around the corners as readily as If he
had it on wheels. BY the way, Mr..
MCGOWAN is as young and active now
as most of the boys, although he is
classed among the old veterans in bus
! mess in town. In moving the safe up
| the winding and crooked stairway,
| there being no chance to use block and
tackle at the bend of the stairs, the
safe had to be pushed UP by man pow
er, ten muscular fellows showing IT
along by main force With Little
PhiP' MCGOWAN in charge, the work
] was done to perfection and no one was
4 hurt
| S. G. Pease Of Pease & Son, Church
street, is expected home from Nassau
this week.
| Miss Justine Ingersoll has recently
| placed an article on the care and feed
ing of monkeys with Forest and
Stream, and is to appear in this weeks
issue
Hugh j. Lee of Meriden, who was
with Peary in his Arctic explorations
was in town yesterday on business for
the Meriden Journal, with which he Is
connected. He is undecided yet as tc
whether he will be member of Pea
rvs coming expedition.
Mrs. B. G.. Lake of Chapel street is
entertaining her sister, Mrs. Curtis OF
New York city.
Mrs William Kimbell Of Boston is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Chandler Of
High street.
Rev. B. M. Triple, pastor of Epwortf
M e. church, is attending the sessions
of the New York East conference. FL
Is the guest of his brother, Rev. e. S
Triple of New York.
Miss Margaret Webb of Orange stree
is spending week or so with Mrs
Currie of New York, nee Mabel Ben
nett of this city.
Miss Gretorex of Brooklyn, N. Y, WHIT
has been staying with her sister, Mrs
George Neal of Westville, for the pas
few months, will leave for Canada ear
ly next week to be absent during tn,
summer.
The Misses Gay of the Normandi'
will open their apartments tomorrow
afternoon, April 2, for a charity whis
meet. Play will begin at 2:30 and las
until 5.
[. Rosenberg moved on Wednesda,
into his new house which he has jus
completed at the corner of Orange ant
Avon streets.
An article of great merit on the
Bankers Magazine for this month i!
from the ready pen of a former New
Haven man, James M. Townsend, jr.
of New York city, brother of United
States Judge w. K. Townsend of this
city. 1t is entitled 1.-THE Origin ant
Growth of the Law Governing, this
Transfer of Monetary Securities" The
subdivisions of the subject are:
Transfer of Securities; Varying
State Laws"
Origin of Great Britain's Public
DEBIT
Rise of the Speculative Mania il
England and the Bubble Days"
History of the British Consols."
early Method of Dealing in Stocks.
Introduction of Legitimate None
tary Securities"
Results Evolved by Commercial Ne
cessity,'' as pertaining to the principle
on which the law governing the trans
fer of all monetary 3ecUrities rests anC
is building, followed by an EXHAUSTIVE,
and highly interesting disquisition OF
the treatment and evolution of the Law
on the subject as shown by importan
cases in the higher courts.
1t is an exceedingly lucid forcibl