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


The funeral of Ella L. Key of Wood
bridge, who died Saturday, took place
Tuesday afternoon.
Edward G.. auckland, former COM
mander of the local Naval Militia, was
in town yesterday for a short stay.
Mr. Kean and Miss Marvin of West
vile were married Tuesday evening.
The groom resides in Massachusetts
and the bride is a sister of c. A. Mar
win.
Miss May Blunt, who has been resid4
ing with the family of George A. Lewis
in Naugatuck for some two years past,
has returned to her home in New Ha-
ven.
George Keller, the Hartford architect,
has been requested by Attorney Gener-
al Griggs to submit plans for the de-
partment of justice building in Wash
ington, for which congress appropriated
$10000O
Wesley Bothem, a local Methodist
preacher, and who is representative
of a New York mercantile house is the
guest for a day or two of his cousins,
liam street. =
On next Tuesday Columbia CASTLE No.
8, K. G. E., will give an ice cream and
strawberry festival n the A. o. U. w.
hall, Fair Haven. An elaborate musical
and literary programme is being pre-
pared for the occasion.
Misses Ella and Mabel Wooster of
Huntingdon attended the wedding of
Miss Louise Norton in Goshen Monday,
June 5. 1t was also the fiftieth ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nor
toms marriage.
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock the
Westville grammar school baseball team
will meet the Fair Haven grammar
school team at Elm City park. The con-
dition of the teams is good and star
game is expected.
Frank Wehber, representing the IA
NOUS summer resorts at New London
the Pequot house, Fort Griswold house
and cottages, will be at the New Haven
house June and 10 for the purpose of
giving information or for making ar
engagements with those who may be in
terested in these popular resorts.
Charles r. Coan, of the Security In
surance company, was recent guest
at the Hawkhurst, Litchfield. Mr.. Coan
drove up to Litchfield, a distance of
forty miles, his fine roadster making
the distance very comfortably in a
day. He returned home by carriage
also. Mrs. Coan accompanied him.
A very pleasant social affair with an
attractive programme of literary and
musical exercises took place last even
ing, given under the auspices of the |
Junior Epworth league of the Epworth |
M e. church. The affair took place at |
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Morse on |
Edwards street. Refreshments were
served.
The inventory of the insolvent estate
of Louis M. Sagal was filed in the pro-
bate court, Waterbury, yesterday
morning. The liabilities amount to 49,
865. SO. The assets consist of stock in
trade and fixtures in stores at II Pratt
street, Hartford; 81 Grand avenue,
New Haven, and 149 Bank street, Wa
terbury; two billiard tables, book ac-
counts and five shares of stock in the
Standard Soap and Tea company.
The Volunteer Firemen held their first
meeting Monday night in their new
quarters, NO 81 Sldle SlIetl, III the
building which was for many years the
printing office of futile, Morehouse &
Taylor The association voted to dec
crate the graves of their deceased
comrades next Saturday. They will as
semble at their headquarters at 2:3O
o'clock, bringing their floral tributes,
and will proceed on the cars to Ever
green cemetery where the flowers will
be placed around the monument in the
Firemens lot The rooms will be open |
for the reception of gifts of flowers on
Saturday evening and on Sunday from
z a. M until 230 p. m. The grave of
the late Hiram Camp, who was fire
chief for years, will also be decorated.
delegation will also go to the Grove |
It cemetery and decorate the grave j.
Fire Chief Hemingway. The as
lion has voted to have its annual
sion to Glen Island on the second
day in August.
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