The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-05-10
or LOOAL INTEREST.

Va AaIlloru mas ms QapnIna lduIlcn oil
ready to send to this city, and Captain
Stocking of Middletown will bring her
here in about a week.
The Rev. A. N. Lewis, formerly
principal and superintendent of schools
in Waterbury, and at one time resi-
dent of this city, is chaplain of the
house for the special session of the
Vermont legislature, which assembled
May S.
The state firemens convention will
be held at Stamford on the 18th and
| 18th of this month.
Herbert Kemp of Norfolk, who is in
the New Haven hospital, where he had
an operation performed, is improving
and will be able to return home in a
few days.
| A history of the Sarsfield Guard is
prepared. Arrangements have been
made for contributions from past and
present members. 1t will include en-
cravings and biographical sketches of
the past and present officers and of the
officers of the Sarsfield Veterans. The
publication will be in the nature of
souvenir and it's purpose is to raise
money for furnishing the company
room at the armory.
Reynolds & Co. of this city, the well
known manufacturers of screws, nuts,
etc., are pushed with orders from Uncle
| Sam for brass machine screws. The
goods are shipped to the navy yard.
A meeting was held Sunday at the
Rose street synagogue of Hebrews in
terested In the forming of regiment,
| but owing to the very stormy weather
definite action was postponed until next
Sunday. Wolf Levy, the Hebrew inter-
prefer in the police court, will then re-
port how many have signed the mus
| ter roll, and if a sufficiently large
number can be raised, a company will
| be formed on quick notice.
A patriotic meeting was held last
Sunday evening at the Bethel A. M. e..
church in Sperry street. Addresses
were made by w. Fl. Ransom, DR.. ]. N.
| Porter, Lawyer P. H. Goldbaum, Law
yer w. Scott Miller, Rev. S. S. Jolley,
B. A., of Drew Theological seminary,
and Captain J. H. wilkins.
| Justice Judson yesterday morning
| performed the marriage ceremony in
his office, uniting Roscoe c. Allen of
Bridgeport and Hattie Hirst of Meri-
den. Justice Judson congratulated the
happy couple. There were no witnesses
Colonel John G. Healy has ablish-
ed two recruiting stations in this city
for the purpose of raising his Irish reg
iment. A station at 80 Grand avenue
will be in charge of Captain James H
McGovern and Lieutenant James r
Maxwell, both of whom are members
of the Governors Foot Guard. The
Grand avenue police precinct will be
the other station. Police Sergeant w
G. Doherty win be in charge.
Assistant Postmaster Jonathan N
Rowe and Postoffice Auditor B. J. Shan
ley will close their services in the New
Haven postoffice next Saturday night
Rowe is to be succeeded by William P
futile and Stanley by John A. Hull
both well known citizens and good re.
publicans.
Naval Battalion said yesterday after,
noon that no orders relative to calling
out the naval militia had yet been re
ceived.
The police are going to form base
ball nine this season to play with thu
police of other cities. The Bridgepor
police will soon play the New Yorl
cops" and then it is expected a game
will be arranged with the New Haver
men.
The contract for the one story rea1
addition of the Central police station
was awarded yesterday by Commits
sioner Eli Mix and Comptroller Brown
to the firm of Sperry & Treat upon /;
bid of 1922. The bidders were Georg
Brown, $739; Charles D. Kinney, $449
d. G. Carmichael, s497; A. J. Car
michael $3.50; Charles McFeeters, $3.50
George M. Grant, $575, and Sperry &
Treat. s422. With the exception of tn
Brown and Sperry & Treat bids, tn
contractors neglected to obey the cit,
charter in presenting with the bids tn
guarantee check Of per cent. of tn
bid The addition will be used by tn
police captain as a consultation room.
One of the most coveted appoint
ments obtained by seniors of the Yal
Medical school was awarded to Franl
Nolan of Springfield, editor of the Yal
Medical Record. He has been appoint
ed on the staff in Bellevue hospital II
New York. There were forty-five ap
plicants.
Quite number of the second platoon
Battery A, from Branford, who are a
camp, failed to pass examination an
will return home. They are Franl
Kinney, Patrick Condor, Henry Foe
Homer Linsley, George Hocomb, ]. Z
Matthews, I'd, John O'Neill, Charlie
Hincks, M. F. Scanlon, Stephen O'Brier
and George Walsh.