The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-04-03

Phil. Dental Rooms, 7S1 Chapel.
Lots on your terms. r. E. Baldwin.
Outing for April, an unusually excel
lent number, at T. Fl. Pease & Sons.
Mrs. Frank Mills of this city is spend
Ing a few days in Southport, the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. John Woodward.
The fire which destroyed the saw
mill of L. H. Clark in New Britain Fri
day last, burned large pile of chair
stock for the New Haven Chair COM
pany.
Mrs. George P. Merwin of Wharf
street, Milford, has been very i'll for the
past week and her sister Mrs. James
Cummings of Brooklyn, has been in at
tendance.
The Grays' regular weekly drill will
take place Friday evening next, as
the companys minstrel show occurs on
Wednesday evening, the Grays' usual
drill night.
Colonel Roberts, who has been engage
ed here several days inspecting the
work on the improve ments at the New
Haven postoffce returned to Washing
ton Saturday.
Former Councilman John w. Holmes
of Meriden has leased the Sound View
hotel at Walnut Beach, Milford, adj
Joining Meadows End, from Doherty
and Kay, the owners.
The regular meeting of the New Ha-
ven Primary union will be held at the
United chapel this evening at 1880. All
who are interested in primary work are
cordially invited to attend.
The monthly meeting of the Woman's
Seamen's Friend society will be held
this afternoon at 8 o'clock at the Bethel,
81 Water street. All members are re-
uuested to attend, as important bust
ness will come before the meeting.
DIR. Robert Crane now of Waterbury,
formerly of New Haven, for many years
a resident of Orange street, is in town
for a few days stopping with friends.
Dr. Crane is in good health, and his
many friends are glad to greet him.
Senator Sturges S. Whtlock and
Franklin Munson were among party
who left Saturday afternoon for New
town on fishing trip. They were join
ed by Corporation Counsel Ely of this
city and several other New Haven per-
sons.
Juline B. Smith, the artist of this
city, has been chosen to design memo
rial window which the descendants of
DIR James Fl. Welch of Winsted are to
erect in the new Second congregational
church in that time. The subject for
the window is Christ raising the
daughter of Jairus."
Miss Maude Mazeine of IS Gilbert
avenue returned Saturday from Spring.
field Mass, where she has been the
guest of friends for the past two weeks,
Rafael Joseffy the great pianist, who
is to give a recital at the Hyperion this
afternoon arrived in New Haven last
evening and went direct to the New
Haven house, where he is stopping.
Mrs. William A. Wright, with her two
children, Heaton and Vera Wright, will
be of Monsieur and Madame Baur's
narty this summer when they sail for
Europe in June. The two sons of Mr..
and Mrs. Morris f. Tyler are also to go
with them. 1t appears that M. Baur's
party is to number twelve, seven or this
number having already signed to go
under his couriership. Five names have
vet to be added before the party is COM
plete.
Ex-senator John w. Mix of Meriden
Saturday noon succeeded Henry I'll,
Babcock as collector of the port OF New
Collector Mix gave a receipt TO ME.
EabcoclS for the property in the office.
The oath was administered by United
states Judge Townsend. Mr.. Mix gave
a personal bond in the sum of $4,000
Mr.. Babcock then introduced the new
collector to Deputies j. Rice Winchell,
Edward Coe, Edward A. Welch, Ezra
B. Dibble and Inspector Edward e. lis
dale. Collector Mix said that all the
deputies would remain, as they were I'M
der civil service rules.