The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-26

July 24-The funeral of Nehemiah r.
Clark, who died on Saturday, will be
held from his late residence on Cover
nors avenue Tuesday afternoon.
| One of Merritt c. Ford's ice teams
| caused quite q little excitement this
forenoon by running away. The team
| started at Burns Point and ran to
] Broad street before any one stopped
| them, and they succeeded in smashing
| the harness and wagon considerable be-
| fore Clarence Smith, who happened to
be on the street, stopped them.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Whitcomb are
! visiting friends in Passaic, N. j.
Indian River grange will hold its reg
MAR meeting in Mechanics Hall on
| Tuesday evening.
Following is a list of advertised let
ters remaining in the Milford post Of
flee Monday, July oath: Mrs. Charles
Call Percival S. Clark, Mrs. Ham
Moore, Hugh O'Connor, Rosina Garaca,
Grlnia Jocazzo Achillo Huizenie, Au-
drey Frozwhecke, Cammasco Danna'
Yam Ziagbo.
July 25.--An exhibition of fine water
colors is to be held at the Taylor library
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. }.
w. Huntingdon of New York has the af-
fair in charge, and everyone is invited
to inspect them.
The regular meeting Of Wopawage
lodge. No. IA, l. O. O. F., will be held on
Wednesday evening.
proprietors Bryan and Smallwood of
the Star Meat market have decided to
go out of the business, claiming very
little business
The funeral of the late Nehemiah T.
Clark was held from his late residence
on Governors avenue this afternoon,
The deceased was a life long resident of
Milford and was very much respected
by all who knew him. Mr.. Clark had
been in rather feeble health for several
years. He leaves a son and two
daughters to mourn his loss.
Mrs John Healy died very suddenly at
her home on West Lam street yester-
day morning, after an illness of few
hours of heart failure. The funeral will
be held from her late residence on
Thursday morning at 8 o'clock. Rev.
Father Mclean will'otficiate. The burial
will be in st. Mary's cemetery. The
deceased leaves a son and two daugh-
tiers to mourn his loss.
The Milford Manufacturing company |
has received all the stock purchased Of |
the Nolan Cane and Umbrella company |
of Boston, and they will be put In read |
mess for business as soon as possible.
The Milford Street railway in order
to permit accidents on their stretches of
single tracks have put in position
number of signals. One block extends
from the double track at Burns Point
to the double track at the flag pole;
another block Is from the east end of
Cherry street to the double track at
Pond Point; another from Pond Point
to Thompson's Hill, and the finish from
there to Woodmont. When the car en-
Lers one of these blocks the motorman
throws the switch which displays the
electric lights in the signal box at each
md Of the block and when the car goes
,ut of this block another switch is
brown which extinguishes these lights
Some sneak thieves forced an en-
rance into Adam Schmidts cobbling
'hop on River street Sunday night and
made way with several pairs of shoes
which had been left for repairs.
Mrs. p. j. Boynton of Worcester,
Mass. is visiting her nephew, VILLAGE S.
Chase on Maple street.
Theodore e. Smith is spending his
nnual vacation in town.
The water company is laying pipes on
Vest Riven street.