The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-03-01
or LOGAN INTEREST.


All the councils of the Knights of
Columbus in this city have voted to
change their place of meeting to the
new Music hall on Court street begin
ming April l.
Ernest Perpente of 60 Goffe street,
through Attorneys Cable and OKeefe,
have instituted suit for $4,000 damages
against the city on account of fall
which his little daughter, Emma, re-
ceived on an icy sidewalk in front of
the Dwight school on Edgewood avenue
on February IT,. The girl sustained a
broken arm and bruises.
The Margery Brown, the Mary Vree-
land and the Van Name & King, to-
gether with the barge Resolute, bring
ing a large amount of coal, arrived in
the harbor yesterday.
The big factory of the L. Candee &
Co. will close next Saturday, March .,
and will not resume operations until
the first of April. This is the custom
airy annual shutdown at this season
of the year, and repairs will be made
and one-thousand- horse-power boiler
put in.
Charles H. Miller, proprietor of the
Yale billiard parlors on Crown street,
has leased the store in the new Oster-
Weis building on Church street and in
tends to fit the place up in fine style as
billiard and pool rooms. The lease is
for term of years and was executed
yesterday afternoon.
The Y. M. G. A. is arranging min
strel show for Thursday night at War
ner hall. The cast will be announced
soon: Charles Larom is to be one of
the end men, which is a guarantee that
one side will surely be a success. F. H.
Langdale has charge of the musical
part of the SHOW
Henry Hopkins of this city will give
a lecture and an exhibition Of "City
Gas Lighting at the regular meeting
of East Rock lodge No. 3S, A. Q. U. W.,
Thursday evening.
The Seventh Ward Democratic club
| will hold the second of their series OF
| meetings tonight in St. Patrick's T. A.
and B. hall. All the democrats of the
| ward have been invited to attend. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by Attorney
Charles S. Hamilton and James B.
Martin, chairman of the democratic
| town committee.
John D. Billiard president of the
First National bank of Meriden and
company Of that city, was seventy-nine
years old yesterday, having been born
February 2S. 1919,
| There Is talk in Branford that work
| is about to be commenced on the wa
| terworks plant. 1t is said that the
| company interested has it's plans COM
pleted and will soon begin operations
| AS at present contemplated, the pump
| ing station will be in connection with
| the electric light plant and a huge tank
! will be set up on the high rock behind
Henry D. Linsley's residence for a res
ervoir. This tank will be seventy five
| feet high and is of sufficient height to
obtain the required head of water
Vicar General J. A. Mulcahy of Hart
ford, formerly of this city, left yester-
day, accompanied by his physician, DR..
| G. C. Bailey, for the south. He will
stop off at New York to consult DR..
Janeway, and his course will be in ac-
cordance with his directions
One of the deaths at the almshouse
this week was that, caused by alcohol
| ism, of member of a wealthy Brook
| line Mass, family, and his body has
been sent to Lynn for interment. He
was Frank Clements, aged forty-five
years. He had been released from jail
| Friday, where he had served month S
| sentence for drunkenness. His condi-
| ton was so pitiable that on Saturday
morning he was committed to Spring
| side home. Saturday night he died
| Superintendent Hotchkiss of the board
| of charities received a telephone mes
sage from the mans brother, DR.. G. B
| Clements, from the Park hotel, Boston
| instructing him that no expense be
| spared in preparing the body for burial
and sending it on to Lynn. The doc
tor said that he had spent over So 900
during the last three years in an en-
deator to reform his brother, but had
given up the task as hopeless. The
body was sent on to Lynn in a rich
| casket.
| A very delicate operation was per-
| formed upon Edward Quinlan, the sew
| enteen-year-old son of Mrs. Mary
| Quinlan of West Main street, Meriden
on Saturday afternoon by Drs. Smith
and Bradstreet, assisted by Dr. Bacon
| Of New Haven. The lad was very i'll
with appendicitis. There are hopes OF
| his recovery.