The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-03-30

LOlS on your TERMS H. Il. BALDWIN.
Mrs. Jennie Ducharme of New Haven
is the guest of Miss Meta Peck of Main
street, Union City.
Chairman Theodore HI. Macdonald has
Issued call for the republican town
and city conventions to convene at the
Young Mems Republican hail. Saturday
night.
A meeting of the creditors of G. B.
Kelsey, the Wallingford provision mer-
chant, will be held in this city April
for the purpose of appointing a trustee
of the estate.
Town Clerk Hess of Meriden granted
a marriage license Tuesday afternoon
to Louis M. Stevens of % West Main
street, Meriden, and Mae J. Howey of
New Haven.
The annual meeting of the Past
Councillors association of Connecticut,
Order of Chosen Friends, will be held
In Middletown Friday, March 3d. under
the auspices of Forest City council
No. 8.
The schooner c. G. Lane of this port,
4 lWIllCIl WAS UlOWu SeNSIdl llulQlCi
out Of her course in the great gale of
ten days ago, is now being towed from
Vineyard Haven to Bridgeport by the
tug America.
Miss Marguerite Rockwell of Middle
town has been engaged to fill the con-
tralto position in the solo quartette of
the choir at the Church of the Redeem
er choir from May 1, Miss Sharpe, the
present incumbent, declining reap
pointment.
Among the pupils to take part in the
song recital to be given by the pupils
of ]. Jerome Hayes on Friday night Of
next week are Miss Bessie Eaton, Miss
Dorothy Breed, Miss Florice Marie
Chase, Miss Louise Battersby, Riley e.
Phillips, William Grab and others.
Attorney James H. O'Rourke has
called a meeting of the officers of the
Connecticut State Baseball league for
next Saturday at New Haven to find
out where the league stands on certain
matters 1t is doubtful at present if
Derby will be represented in the league
the coming season.
The Danbury savings banks have no.
titled their patrons that after April
the rate of interest will be decreased
from 4 to probably 31a per cent, The
reason given is that it is impossible to
find investments for the money at
rate which will admit of continuing the
old rate at any profit.
Mrs. William III. Humphrey of New
York arrived in Norfolk on Tuesday
evening. She identified the clocks found
~ in, ho
kins house as those stolen from her villa
in Norfolk in February, 1898. One of
the clocks, black marble with white
face was a wedding gift to Mrs. Hum
phrey from Joseph B. Eldridge and the
other, known as "Grandfather's Clock"
was presented to her by Governor Cen
eral Brooke of Cuba.
The committee of the State Medical
association, which held examinations in
this city on March IA and Is in city
hall, announce that the following named
have passed: George r. Hertzberg,
Stamford; Frederick L. Mckee, New
York city; Gilbert Potten McMaster, |
New Haven; Arthur A. Pratte, Taft
VILE: Frank j. futile, Naugatuck; |
Howard L. Wood. Albany, N. Y. Just |
half the number who took the eXamina- |
ton failed to pass i. Two We're re- |
iected absolutely and four others were
conditioned.
The Waterbury Telephone company
was organized in Waterbury this week
by Waterbury and New Haven parties
1t has a capital stock of $50 shares of
a par value of 500 each. Attorney Har-
nv r. Durant of Waterbury, formerly |
Of New Haven is president of the new
company, and Arthur j. Purinton is
secretary and treasurer. President
1ourant said yesterday to a reporter of
the Republican that SO per cent of the
capital stock had been paid in and that
the capital stock would later on be in
creased to 100000