The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-03-01
Local Weather Report.
Brief Mention.

Two family house. $4,000. RE. Baldwin.
7 Business is rushing at the Marlin gun
works and in some departments the
men are working twelve hours a day.
The handsome new residence of Mr.
Rosenberg on upper Orange street is
nearly completed and Mr.. Rosenberg
expects to occupy it in the spring.
The meeting of Charter Oak lodge,
nv. e. o. p, was largely attended last
evening. Ten new members were in
atiated and six applications received.
Charles Monson of Pond street, Mil
Ford, is seriously i'll. Mr.. Munson is
highty-four years Of age, and grave
Years are entertained as to his recov-
cry.
H. NJ. Bishop, the State street drug
gist, leaves this morning on the Colo
Iial express for Washington, d. c. He
goes as the representative Of the State
Congress and will be away about a
week.
experiment station, will speak on ''To-
bacco Curing and spotting" at the in
stitute Of the State Board Of Agricul-
ture and the experiment station to be
held in New Milford tomorrow.
A new electric light has just been
placed at the corner Of Edwards and
Nash street, opposite ex-eSlectman Eu-
COS store. 1t Is a great benefit to
steamer 5, and was much needed by the
firemen and the public in that busy To-
cation.
Rev. J. Fl. Mason formerly pastor of
the First Baptist church, this city, is
now pastor Of a church at Batavia, N.
Y. 1t had debt Of $4,000 upon it and
his acceptance of the pastorate was
conditioned on the church's clearing
off the debt. At a meeting held for the
purpose che debt was wiped out by the
church In an hour.
DIR. Flower is registered at the New
Haven house. He delivered one of his
famous humorous health lectures at
Harmony hall last evening to large
audience. This seems happy way the
hoctor has of meeting and greeting the
many who flock to hear him. To-day
and tomorrow the doctor will give
free audiences at the New Haven
house.
Ex-Tax Collector Frederick Bost-
wick, one of our oldest townsmen, for
over half a century a resident of Olive
street, suffered shock of paralysis on
Saturday last and now lies In a serious
condition Owing to his advanced
years, he being over eighty years of
Age, fears are entertained that he will
not recover. Until a few days ago he
was about every day and was in ex-
Eellent health for one of his age.
Tax Collector Francis G. Anthony,
his daughter and E. E. Bristol, and
Miss Bristol, arrived home Saturday
night from Rockledge, Fla. During
his absence Mr.. Anthony secured num-
erous photographs, many of which are
excellent Mr.. Anthony says a good
crop of oranges is anticipated. Dur
ing his stay at Rockledge Mr.. Anthony
met Minot E. Chatfield, who was on his
was to Nassau, and several other New
Haveners.
Rev. George B. Gluten, pastor Of
the Baptist church in Montowese, is
preaching the unusually large congre-
cations at the church. He was gradu-
ated from the academic department at
Male last June and is now pursuing a
post graduate course in the theological
department. He is giving eminent sat
isfaction to the members of his church
He will be remembered by many as
one of the most formidable candidates
for center on the university football
team, but sustained a severe injury
of the knee, from which he has now
fully recovered and will no doubt be
seen on the gridiron this fall.