The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-03-10

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II High water at noon.
Insurance 4 Loans. Chas. Wilson & Co.
N Two family house. So. 600. r. e. Baldwin.
The Old Guard band give masquer-
querade ball in Harugari hall this eve
ming.
Miss Elizabeth T. White of this city
ds spending a few weeks in Colorado
Springs
Eta T. K. Nesbit has been COM
at Short Beach in the town Of Bran
ford, this county.
Attorney Charles G. Morris has gone
TO Ohio on a business trip for New
York parties, and will be away from
ten days to two weeks.
The membership of the l.. A. w. at
present is 102,O7e Connecticut is rep
tenth state on the list.
George X. Foster, the popular head
clerk at Hewitt's drug store, has en-
listed in the Signal corps of the c. N.
G. Being licensed druggist he ranks
as a sergeant.
In Harugari hall last night the Ia
dies aid society ("Geselligkeit'') gave
a grand masquerade sociable which
was attended by about 100 couples The
Lyric orchestra furnished the music.
The Hon. S. J. Bissell Of West Nor
Tis, who has been quite ill for some
time has come to New Haven for medi-
cal treatment. He was accompanied
by his son, H. P. Bissell of Ridge
field.
Z. Mrs. A. E. Blakeslee, wife Of the post
master of Thomaston, is spending a
few days in this city, having been call
ed to the bedside Of a very sick friend,
Mrs. David Bishop, who was once a
resident of Thomaston.
Yesterday morning Sheriff Booth of
Wallingford came to this city and took
back William Hacknet of this city,
who, it is alleged, ran into D. G. Dud-
ley's team in Wallingford on the 10th
OF last December and badly damaged
the wagon.
Among those from Meriden at the W.
G. T. U. memorial service in this city
yesterday were Mrs. A. G. Ekmark,
Mrs. e. D. Spencer, Mrs. NJ. J. Lock-
crow, Mrs. c. A. Holmes, Mrs. S. Spen-
Ger, Mrs. A. A. Truesdell, Mrs. Nellie
Rule Arnold and Miss Alberta Rule.
The condition of Frank Ward, the
boy who is suffering from having
drawn blow-gun wad into his lungs.
was little more encouraging yester-
day. His attending physician, DR.. B.
Austin Cheney, thinks that an opera
ton may have to be made to relieve
the sufferer.
A boy named George Morris of this
city who was committed to the State
School for Boys about year and a half
ago for having no home, was released
yesterday at the instance of George w.
Sanford, the Woodmont hotel proprie-
tor, through the influence of Senator
Beecher The boy was overjoyed at
his release.
Word was received in Hartford YES
ferday that Right Eminent Sir La Rue
Thomas of Louisville, KY, grand COM
mander of the commandery of the
United States, would be present next
Tuesday evening at the regular con-
clave of Washington conmandery No.
/, K T., of Hartford. He wifi confer
the Order of the Temple on a promi-
nent citizen. The grand reception in
his honor on the 14th inst. at the Foot
Guard hall is sure to be one of the most
notable affairs of the kind. 1t will be-
gin at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Burr of No.
46 Vernon street will celebrate their
golden wedding anniversary March %.
Ut will be a very interesting occasion,
and the many friends of the couple will
turn out in force for the event
Rev. C. E. Woodcock of Ansonia went
to New York last evening to deliver the
second of a series of five sermons on
"Wednesday evenings during the Len
ten season in the parish of the Church
of the Heavenly Rest.
Mrs. Norman Sperry of Seymour is
critically i'll, and DR.. Bacon of this
city has been called in consultation in
the case.