The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-04-29
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+. April 27.--George Abbott Nettleton, of
Torrington, is spending a few days in
town.
Wednesday, DR.. Morton Grinnell pur-
chased fine looking pair of horses in
New Haven. To-day Dick Moore, who
is guardian for the doctor, was driving
one OF the pair, when the horse became
frightened by the trolley cars at the
corner of Gulf street and New Haven
avenue. The animal ran out on New
Raven avenue and Dick was thrown out
and injured quite badly. The horse then
ran off the ledge of rocks back of Deacon
Lewis house into the harbor and was
rescued with difficulty. The horse was
cut quite badly but the wagon escaped
with little injury
Miss Sarah Blakeslee, of Stratford,
and William r. Beard, of Milford, were
married on Wednesday morning at the
residence Of Rev. Mr.. Jeffries in STRAIT
ford.
Mrs. S. Stiles Smith is seriously i'll
with an attack of pneumonia. DR.. w.
5. Putney is in attendance. Her condi-
ton to-day is slightly improved.
Friday evening will be ladies night at
the Milford Wheel club. A splendid
time is always had at these meetings,
and on this occasion the ladies are re-
quested to bring refreshments.
Miss Susie Moore has returned from
short visit in New York
Tuesday evening some twenty mem
bers of Lucia Chapter, o. e. S., in
body visited Azalia Chapter of Stratford
and reported a very fine time.
The hose wrestlers of Arctic Engine
company and as many other members
of the company as can take part are
requested to meet at the engine house at
one O'Clock Saturday afternoon, from
where they will go and try each of the
hydrants lately put in position by the
Water company.
Miss Josie Gardner, who is to appear
In the role of Orpah in the cantata of
Ruth" to be given in the Plymouth
church next Monday evening, is very ia
vorably known in Milford, she having
eung in the Plymouth church choir for
number of years, and is at present mu-
steal instructor in the Union Graded
school.
morning to sprinkle the streets with a
regular water cart, taking the water |
from one of the Water company's mains, |
an advantage which we have never had |
in the past.
Some time ago Walter M. Irving sold |
q horse to George j. Smith, of the firm
of Bailey & Smith. Wednesday night |
Mr. irving came up from New York
with two more horses, one of which was
a small sorrell PAGER, which looks to be
a very fine animal.
The regular weekly communication of
Ansantawoc Lodge, F, and A. M, will
be held in their hall on Friday night.
Charles f. Roder Is improving the
looks of j. L. Ferris house with fresh
,oat Of paint
April 2S.-Nine members of Fichtls
orchestra of New Haven are to render
The orchestral part of the cantata
Ruth" in the Plymouth church next
Monday evening, May l. Their accom-
3lshments as an orchestra are too well
Known to need any description in Mil
ord During the evening they will rem
Ter two selections as follows: Overture,
Suy Mannering by Bishop, and an an
lante from OPP. II by Lochakowsky, |
which is arranged for and will be given {
~ string quartet.
The italian who opened the fruit
tore in the Citizen building has decid-
d to move his business to New Milford [
where he thinks the landlords do not 1
lave the same regard for the Sabbath c
IS they do in Milford. Mr. Nettleton, r
Who owns the Citizen building, has de- r
ided objections to any tenant of his I
ding business on Sunday and as he S
insisted on his wishes in this matter be- v
lg observed the fruit dealer has gone, h
nd a Chinese laundry is to take the V
lace s.
Louis Kohlhuff, who lives on Cherry p
treet, has fine Irish setter dog that IL
as a vein of genuine sporting blood n
IN Thursday, while running around on e
lash Wheeler's farm on New Haven p
lrnpike he saw fox, which he chas- p
i and captured just as it reached it's 81
urrow. He grabbed hold of the foxs
lii, and hung on until help arrived, 81
hen it was captured alive. L
Joseph Fl. Barnes is spending a week tt
Boston and New York on business. ts