The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-04-04
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Lots on your terms. R. E. Baldwin.
James P. Bree of this city, state presi-
dent Of the A. o. H., opened the fair of
the A. O. H: of East Hartford last even
ing with an address.
Among those admitted to the Hart
ford hospital Saturday and Sunday was
Peter HI. Smith, drug clerk, thirty
seven years old, of this city.
Mrs Eli Bronson of Middlebury, who
has many New Haven friends, is in Wa
terbury caring for her son Paul, who is
quite i'll with scarlet fever.
Captain Charles H. Townshend has
been confined to his home on Church
street for the week past with a rheu-
matte attack. He is now convalescent.
r. Can, one of the oldest residents of
Collinsville, father of James Can of this
city and DIR. E. Can and L. j. Can Of
Collinsville, died on Sunday of Brights
disease.
voted $25 to be sent to the national
headquarters, Philadelphia, to aid weak
posts in the south in the Decoration day
services.
The public schools reopened yesterday.
The Rev. Father Crowley of Water
bury was called to New Haven Satur-
day owing to the very serious illness of
his mother.
American lodge, No. 25, knights of
Pythias, conferred the rank of page on
one candidate, assisted by the Edge
1nIo al 1o1J
candidate last night.
Miss Hettie Kinney, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Starr Kinney of Worthwhile,
was married to Frank Luddington, jr,
formerly Of Worthwhile, but now of this
city, in South Norwalk, on Thursday,
March 20.
Another meeting Of the committee
having in charge the reception in honor
of Principal Lewis of the Webster
school, will be held at Chamberlain
store, Orange street, this evening at 8
o'clock.
Max Truemann will be the baritone
soloist and Miss Sadie M. Thompson, the
soprano soloist at the annual concert of
the Ladies' Choral club of Derby, to
be given in Shelton the sixth Of this
month.
The Winchester avenue road has de-
cided to put on six or eight new and
handsome cars somewhat longer than
those now in use, as soon as the shore
traffic begins. The new cars will seat
about eighty passengers each.
The Rev Leonard Woolsey Bacon Of
Norwich has accepted an invitation to
speak on the life and character of
Henry l.. Goodwin al the First church
in East Hartford in the near future.
Mr.. Bacon was an intimate friend of
Mr.. Goodwin.
Miss N. C. Alexander of Pratt Tnsti-
tute, who conducted the fall millinery
classes at the Y. w. c. A., will soon
open classes again, both for advanced
workers and beginners. Applications
for these classes should be made this
week at 56S Chapel street.
Walter H. Allen, 1855, son of Walter
ALLEN of AZ Mansfield street, has gone
to Mexico to assist the engineers in
charge of the extension of the Mexican
Central railway. He was a well known
member of the Naval Battalion and
was with the organization at Boston
during the war.
The Connecticut Editorial association
will hold a meeting in this city April 16 |
Fl. B. Hale of East Hartford will report
on what the committee on legislation
has done regarding legal advertising.
Dinner will be served at / o'clock, after |
which Colonel N. G. Osborn will address
the members of the association.
Mr.. and Mrs William G. Wells and |
youngest daughter have come on from
Orange, their home in California, to |
spend two months with relatives in |
Newington. They leave Tour children in |
California. The oldest, Clifford, is at
tending a business college in Riverside, |
and George, the second son, is in charge
of Mr. Wells ranch. 1t is eight years
since Mr.. Wells went west with his
family.
The Rev Dr. Charles Fl. Buck, pastor
of the Prospect Methodist church, Bris-
toll, who has served two New Haven
churches as pastor, left yesterday for |
Mount Vernon, N. Y, where he is to at
tend the sessions of the New York East |
There seems to be no doubt |
that DR.. Buck will be returned to Bris-
toll, where he has served the church
with much utility and great satisfac-
ton. Next week he leaves for a three
weeks trip to Nashville, Washington
and other places.