The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-11
FURIOUS ITEMS.

James e. Dickens of Springfield,
friends in this city.
Mrs Jesse Bringhurst of Montowese
street Branford, gave a little tea Fri
day Afternoon in honor Of her guests.
DR.. and Mrs. LOOMS of New Jersey
Other guests present. were Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. tombstone and Mrs Pratt of New
York city.
Fire Marshal Gladwin granted a per-
nit Saturday to Arthur May of "a Vine
! street to erect a three-story double ten
ement at SO and So Greenwood street.
| The building is to be constructed of
wood and will cost $1,000.
Mrs, Michael Kinney of Branford,
who sailed for Ireland a few months
ago with her brother, has returned to
her Branford home.
Last evening at Music hall in Bran
ford James Dunn of New York will give
a temperance address.
John F. Hickman has sold his place
on Windmill Hill, Branford, to Carlo
Scarini. Mr.. Hickman will soon leave
Branford for Baltimore, where he ex-
poets to locate
The condition of Mrs. Harriet Feath-
erstone of 1876 Washington street, West
Haven, the aged lady who fell from her
doorsteps about two weeks ago, is much
improved. She is over eighty three
years old, and has shown wonderful re-
operative powers,
The New Haven board Of assessors
will start out to-day to assess the new
buildings of the city which have been
erected since their last annual pilgrim
age about town. The new building as
sessment work will probably occupy the
board the remainder of the month Dur
ing the entire month of October the
board of assessors will receive tax lists
which the tax payers must swear to
during the month. In case of neglect to
swear to the list the tax collector is by
law compelled to add 10 per cent, to the
bill.
The auction sale of valuable real es-
tate property will be held to-day for
disposal at the estate of the late Woos-
ter A. Ensign, 70 Orange street, at 10
o'clock, and at II o'clock the fine resi-
dence and property of Mr.. Ensign will
be sold at auction. The latter property
is on Whalley avenue, opposite Carmel
street The house furniture at the home,
230 Whalley avenue, will be sold at auc-
tion on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
The results of the examinations of pu-
pills desiring to enter the Hillhouse and
Boardman High schools were made
known Saturday by Superintendent
Kendall There were forty-two pupils
who took the examinations. The sue
cessful pupils for Hillhouse were jon
athan Brownstein Jennie Dore, jean
nette Fleischner, Harry Fleischner, Will !
liam Pippman, Robert e. Lee, Loretta |
Quinn, Herman Silverman, Benjamin l. |
Kamen, Carl Speh, Annie |. Kugell, |
Samuel Raphael and Mary j. Sprightly. |
Those who passed for Boardman are: |
Robert Fl. Andrews, Chester A. Arthur,
Aretes A. Saunders, Carrie L. Stone and
Thomas A. Thatcher.
Kansas City attorneys last Friday
filed an application for a revocation of !
the will of the late Wilson Wadding
ham, formerly of West Haven and ask
ed for the appointment of Caseius M.
Gilbert, who has been in charge of the
Waddngham interests there, as eXecu-
tor The revocation was dated in 1896,
and has been intrusted to a Philadel-
phia attorney. The revocation makes
no provision whatever for the distribu-
ton of the vast estate.