The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-06
T.4RI0Us ITEMS.

coroner Eli Mix Is spending vaca-
ton at Whitney Point. N, Y, and viii
not return home for a week.
The law office of James D. Dewell, jr.,
over the City Hall drug store is beinG
very handsomely improved and emDel-
lished. Attorney Dewell is now very
busy attending to business that accu-
mulated during his absence in Europe.
Fire Marshal Gladwin has issued a
building permit to Mrs. Bridget A. Bar
ry to erect a frame dwelling house on
Redaeld street. The cost will be about
81, 500. !
superintendent Wrinn yesterday re-
celved a letter from f. A. Southworth,
clerk of the police department, who is
i'll at Bethlehem, N. II. Mr. South
worth's condition is reported to be m
proving
Clerk C. Z. Pickett of the United
States court yesterday admitted LOUIS
Curtis Oakley of this city to practice
He is d recent graduate of the Yale la"
school.
At the home of ~ Mrs. Fresenius ON
Congress avenue Monday night large
party gathered to celebrate the twenty
first anniversary of the birthday of Mics
Gretchen Fresenius, sister of Clty
Treasurer Henry Fresenius. The home
was prettily decorated with asters,
palms and cut flowers. Miss Fresenlus
received numerous handsome gifts from
her friends Luncheon was served and
was followed by dancing and musical
entertainment.
AT the annual meeting of the FIRST NJ.
e church Monday evening William j.
Bradley. Lewis Herrick and B. b. say
age were reelected trustees of we
church society for next year. Inc te-
mort of the assistant treasurer, lewis
Herrick, showed the receipts of the year
to be s6,11S67 and disbursements w.
O6S. AZ. leaving a balance of 5000. Inc
church has no indebtedness. The aud
iting committee for next year was elect
ed as follows: William l.. Taylor, VIII
liam III. bartholomew and Frederick j.
Rice.
Attorney L. f. Jacobs went to Phil
adelphia yesterday afternoon on a bus
mess trip and will not return until the
latter part of the week.
The number of people expected to at
tend the clambake of the Young Mems
Republican club and Republican league
at Mansfields Grove tomorrow IS fully
$50 The committee has received assur-
ances that warrants it in putting the
estimate at that figure. The start from
New Haven will be made at o'clock in
the afternoon Special cars Of the Far
Haven and Westville road will be in
waiting at the green. The bake Will be
ready at o'clock and will be set in
the grove which will be handsomely
decorated
September has been reserved for
family parties for the last trip of the
season of the John Fl. Starin to Glen
Island. and affords the last opportuni-
ty of the season to all those who enjoy
a quiet and delightful sail to the
Eden island of the sound. There will
be no societies on board, and the popu-
larity of such trips is manifested by the
high words of praise of those who at
tended them last summer. For further
Information see regular Glen Island ad-
Miss Evelena " Rockwell Of II Cen |
ter street has returned from three
weeks visit in Spring Hill, Conn, where
she has been staying at Mapleview.
Charles A. Shelton and Henry G.
Newton, executors of the last will Of
Amelia A. Leonard have sold to DR.. |
Curtis b. Tiley the interest claim of |
he deceased in the property on Crown |
street now occupied by Dr. Tiley. The |
price paid was $500.
There will be a meeting of Jochebed |
odge, w. o. r. s., No. 4, this evening. |
rhe occasion Is the thirty-sixth ami |
of the lodge.
The first reunion of the Legislature
Tub of 80 will be held at Stewards cafe, !
Savin Rock, to-day. Senator Callahan
las received responses assuring an at
enhance of two hundred or more. The
Ion. Frank Brandegce will be toast
master and other well known speakers
will be heard from.