The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-03-03
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Two family house. 81 600. RE Baldwin.
The Century for March, fine num-
Der, at T. Fl. Pease & Sons.
DR., Arthur s. Cheney has removed to
l12 College street, near Elm street.
Mrs. A. M. Wright of Centerbrook is
In New Haven visiting her brother,
who is Frustrated by illness.
An azalea at the residence of Mrs.
Charles H. Perkins of Waterbury had
one thousand blossoms on this week.
The Harmonic club will be entertain
ed by the wives, sweethearts and sis
tiers of the members at a burnt cork
show tonight.
Morris Parker, brother of Grenville
Parker, has been elected leader and r.
w. Chandler manager of the Freshman
Glee club.
Mr.. Stillman of Middletown has sold
out his business there and will remove
to New Haven to engage in the bakery
business here.
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel Harris of New
Haven have rented the Wadhams house
on North street, Litchfeld, for the
coming season.
About twenty-five young lady stenog-
raphers of the city meet tonight to
elect officers of an organization which
was formed on Tuesday night
The Ansonia Sentinel says that the
telegraphic story that there was a plot
to murder DR.. Royal W. Pinney is con-
sidered too fishy for investigation.
Mrs. W. w. Niles Of Concord, \. H.,
wife of the Right Rev Bishop Niles
Of New Hampshire, is the guest of ner
cousin, Mrs. IA. r. Colt, in Lttchfield.
Judge William B. Stoddard lost the
4ip Of the index finger of his right
hand Tuesday in the balance wheel
of a force pump at his residence in
Milford.
Mrs. Jean Jacques, wife of Manager
uacoues Of the Waterbury opera house,
will be the guest of Miss Maud Daniel
the manager of the Wilbur Opera Co.,
for the next few days.
state Chemist Smith, M. D.. Of Yale
college, examining chemist for the
state health board, is about to COM
from wells used by the schools in the
state.
The funeral of Reginald F. Chamber
lain, fourteen years old, will be held at
Q o'clock this afternoon from his par
ents, home in North Haven. The in
terment will be in the Center street
cemtery, Wallingford.
McGinnis defeated Schurig in two hot
games at the Y. M. c. A. last night.
The score of the first game: McGinnis
81, Schurig II. Second game, McGinnis
81, Schurig 0. Schurig received a han
ilicap of five points.
The late Mrs. Wyatt, mother of the
Rev. Mr.. Wyatt, formerly of this city,
now pastor in Brooklyn, N. z, was
the grandmother of Mrs. Jepson, wife
of Harry B. Jepson, organist at Yales
Battell chapel and assistant instructor
in music at Yale.
A jolly crowd, numbering about ESQ
attended the grand masquerade ball
given by J. Newman in Harugari hall,
last night. The grand march was led
by d. Hertz and Miss Nellie Lewis
Music for the dancing was furnished
by the Second Regiment orchestra.
Commander auckland of the Connec-
ticut Naval Reserves has completed a
list of steam and sailing craft in the
waters of this state which would form
mosquito fleet, or an auxiliary to the
regular navy, if occasion should re-
auire it. Over two hundred vessels of
all descriptions are available.
Miss Loise Schmall residing on
State street, near Edwards, who grad
uated with high honors at the State
Normal school, this city, and who is
now principal teacher at the Fail
street school, has been Ill for sever
weeks, but is now fast improving. The
trouble arose from a slight cut on hel
hand. Blood poisoning set in and the
hand became fearfully swollen and al
one time it was feared the hand would
have to be amputated,