The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-06
COURIER

| and tomorrow night at 16 Russell
| street, 179 Quinnipiac avenue and 81
| Ferry street. Each meeting begins al
1880 o'clock.
Earl f. johnson and wife of Batch
| ley avenue spent Sunday and Labor day
with relatives in New Britain.
| On Monday evening, September 49,
| Quinnipiac conclave, l. o. H., will hold
a ladies night at which time the
matter of forming ladies' auxiliary
| will be discussed. After short bust
ness meeting an entertainment consist
| ing of music and recitations will be
given and light refreshments will be
| served The entertainment committee
| is busy preparing for this event and
hopes the members will turn out in
large numbers.
Nelson S. Johnson the plumber of 20
Grand avenue, has completed the plumb
ing Of the house formerly occupied by
DR.. Broadwell, 1875 Front street.
Miss Ethel Prince of Perkins street.
who has been on visit to Buzzard s
Bay, has returned home.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Grand
avenue Baptist church will hold its first
regular meeting of the fall in the par
lors of the church this afternoon. Sup
per will be served at the usual price.
Mrs Harriet Hopkins of Middletown
has returned home after visit among
her relatives in this vicinity.
A picnic to Mansfields Grove was en-
joyed on Labor day by the members of
the Epworth league Of the East Pearl
street M. e. church.
Mrs. e. S. Wade and daughter of
Welcome street have returned from a
visit In the Berkshire Hills.
Harry Kneen of Derby is visiting Ho-
mer Dennison of Blatchley avenue.
Frank Hovey of No. III Poplar street
died Monday night Of consumption. He
was member of Wooster lodge and of
Home council B. of r. He leaves a
widow, two sons and two daughters
The funeral services will be held from
his late residence this afternoon at 230
o'clock. The interment will be In East
Haven.
At the regular meeting of East Rock
lodge No. 49, A. o. U, w, which takes
place tomorrow night at A. 0. u. w.
hall. 25 Grand avenue, Deputy Grand
Master Workman j. ]. Howard will be
present and deliver an address.
The schooner Agnes Ryan, loaded
with one hundred tons Of sand conslgn-
ed to the firm of w. A. Warner &
Brother, is discharging at the dock on
Front street.
Much Indignation is expressed by
those who have occasion to water their
horses at the trough located on Ferry
street, near the power house, over the
fact that the drivers Of coal teams,
which are numerous in that vicinity,
take liberties with the water. They
drive up to the trough and dip their old
black shovels into the water and throw
1t upon their load of coal. This keeps
the water in a riled and dirty state
and should be stopped.
Floyd Dore Of Quinnipiac avenue left
yesterday for Warsaw, Tex, for a
visit to his grandfathers ranch Mr..
Dore has made quite reputation as a
bicyclist, capturing several road and
track races in this vicinity.
Harry Jacobs of Lenox street. book
keeper for III. A. Stevens, the coal
dealer, returned Monday from three
days trip to Mauch Chunk.
Miss Ruth Wilson of Houston street !
Is expected home from Chicago, where |
she has been spending three weeks with |
relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Foote of Ex- |
change street went to Brooklyn last |
Friday night and stayed over Labor !
lay.
Bert Foote of Exchange street spent |
The past three days in Springfield, |
Mass