The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-02-09
Brief Mention.
High water at midnight.

Insurance & Loans. Chas. Wilson & Co.
Two family house, $4,000. RE. Baldwin.
board at the state school for boys this
week Thomas Mulligan, a New Haven
boy. was discharged.
"A delegation Of Meridenites will at
tend the forty-f1fth annual ball of Ger
mania lodge Of this city, which takes
place at Harugari hall tomorrow
evening.
Every cell in the state prison at
Wethersfield is again filled owing to
the arrival of sixteen prisoners brought
to that institution from the county Jail
at New Haven this week.
Highway Commissioner Macdonald
states that the towns are being paid
their share Of the 1897 appropriation,
and the outlook for many new roads
the coming year is excellent.
OthnieI I. Martin, clerk in the WALL
ingford probate court, was seventy
five years old yesterday. Mr.. Martin
was at his desk yesterday morning
doing clerical work as well and hearty
rs ever.
One candidate was initiated into
Court Pride, r. Of A.. last night. Guests
were present from Court Guiding Star
I and Court Yale. Grand Court Secre-
tary Stephen Charters of Ansonia was
also present.
The Primary Teachers union holds
meeting tonight at 1880 in the United
rho M,-c D
will teach the international lesson to-
night and hereafter, so all teachers Of
that lesson, as well as of the Blakeslee
lessons. will find the union a great
benefit to them.
In Lenox hall last night Prof. Camp
bell gave his fourth reception of the
season. Those present enjoyed a pleas
ant evening. Adler's orchestra furn-
ished the music. Among those present
were Miss Genevieve Ogden Campbell.
DR.. Elliot Campbell and DR.. Cutler of
New York city.
The souvenirs for the twelve men
who played in the Yale Harvard and
Yale Princeton games have arrived
and will be given to the men to-day.
They are large Yale blue flags three
feet wide and two and one-half deep,
with a picture of the twelve men in
the center and the scores below.
The Charles Monson Co. WILL after
March /, occupy the entire building on
Chapel street in which they are now
located, with the exception of the rooms
occupied by Beers, the photographer
The elevator will be run up another
story and the company will gain 5000
additional feet of floor surface by the
extension.
The Merchants association of Wa
terbury has appointed e. P. Fitzgerald
Jacob Kaiser and Philip Curran a COM
mittee to visit this city and confer with
members of this New Haven organiza-
ton for the purpose of obtaining nee
essary information ana ideas to fur.
ther the plans for the Waterbury food
show L. D. Chidsey, Of this city, was
appointed general manager for the ex-
hibit.
Mrs Halsey Weaver died Saturday
night at her home in North Woodstock
The young couple would be married
about a year. They lived with Mr.
Weaver's parents in North Woodstock
Mrs. Weaver was only twenty three
years old. Her home before her mar
riage was in this city. Her remains
were brought here yesterday for bur.
ial. She left an infant only a month
old Mrs. Weaver had been i'll for near.
ly a month.
Frank B. Northrop, who was the frs
choirmaster in Wallingford of the sur
pliced choir at st. PauPs church ant
who has so acceptably filled a similar
position at the church In West Haver
for some time past, will take charge O
the surpliced choir at st. Johns churci
IN North Haven beginning with Sun
day, May 1. Mr.. Northrop has beer
requested to continue his service.
through the week days at the church i,
West Haven.