The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-10-25
Local Weather Report.


IllSI Wdttl ~ tietyS o'to ~ aii'
Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros
Frederick Northrop of Southport
who has been visiting friends in New
Haven, has returned home.
Grand Warden Chaplin, N. e. o. P,
of this city, met with P. c. Lounsbury
lodge in South Norwalk last evening.
Mrs James Johnston of Bishop street,
who has been quite i'll for a number of
weeks is improving under the care of
DR.. Sanford Of Edward street.
Miss Minnie Bernard and Harry Roth
were married Sunday afternoon at the
home of the bride, A Madison avenue,
Bridgeport, by the Rev. DR.. Alexander
of New Haven.
East Haven grange will be entertain
ed by their brethren at Foxon to-day.
The East Haven people will be driven
over to Foxon by G. J. Upson and will
receive big welcome.
The Woman's Relief corps connected
with Admiral Foote post will hold So
cial meeting at the residence of Mrs. L.
Reynolds, 1877 State street, on Thursday
afternoon and evening, October rs.
H. B. Perry of this city has made i'm
provemepts on his building on Main
street, Beacon Falls. 1t is also rumor-
ed in the town that he contemplates
erecting building suitable for store
purposes.
Mrs. Scudder Hall, mother of Will
liam Hall, the furniture dealer on
State street, leaves to-day for a visit
with relatives in Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs.
Hall is nearly eighty years old and is
very active and enjoys good health.
John Duffy and Miss Johanna Carey
were married yesterday morning at st.
Francis church, Naugatuck, by the
Rev. Father Sheridan. John Green Of
ficiated as best man and Miss Ellen Nc
Laughlin of New Haven was brides
maid.
a The New Haven county commission
ers were in session in Waterbury all
day yesterday in the probate court
room of the court house for the pur-
pose of granting applications for licen-
SEES to sell liquor About fifty appli-
cants were given licenses.
The Peck & Bishop Co. and Bishop &,
Co, general railroad transfer and ticket
agents, have leased the store formerly
occupied by the Singer Manufacturing
company opposite their present place
and will handsomely fit up the new
place and remove there in few days.
Presiding Elder the Rev. Mr.. Adams
preached last Sunday in Beacon Falls
to a large and appreciative audience.
His sermon was particularly addressed
to the younger members of the congre-
cation, but was also very interesting
to all who had the pleasure of hearing
him.
The annual reception to the Rev.
Stewart Means and wife will be given
in St. Johns Episcopal church, corner
Humphrey and Orange streets, this
evening. The hours are from to 10
o'clock. A short musical programme
will be rendered, and dainty refresh
1nents served.
Superintendent Kendall says that the
attendance at the night schools prom
Uses to be as large this winter as last
winter At the Hillhouse high school
21S pupils have registered thus far, 1870
at the Boardman school, Is at Whiting,
GA at Hamilton, q at Webster and 40
at the Fair street school.
Invitations have been received by a
number of citizens of this city to attend
the meeting Of the building committee
of the Y. NJ. c. A. on next Friday |
evening. which will be held at the
rooms. us Chapel street The meeting |
is for the purpose of looking over the
plans of the new Y: M. G. A. building |
and consider plans for its erection.
Forest fires along the line of the
Highland division of the New York, |
NeT. Haven and Hartford railroad are !
quite numerous just now and already |
quite a large tract of land has been |
burned over in various places between !
Waterbury and Bristol. There We're |
no less than five fierce fires along the
line of the road Sunday evening be-
tween Bristol and Waterbury.