The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-04-07

Lots on your terms. R. e. Baldwin
The Odd Fellows grand lodge will
meet in this city Wednesday, May II.
The sarsf1eld Guard held their weekly
drill last evening.
Augustus Hausmann's house on
Beacon avenue, Fort Wooster terrace,
will be closed In this week.
Gilbert Howard, brother of John j
Howard of this CITY, died at the home
of his parents in Meriden yesterday.
Julius Twiss is now fully recovered
from his recent illness, and was at the
National Savings bank offices all day
yesterday.
Miss Alice Beck and Miss Bessie
Hooker of this city are spending few
days in East Berlin, the guests of Mrs.
J. B. Barnes.
Chairman Martin of the democratic
town committee has announced that he
will resign that office Saturday night at
the meeting of the committee.
Theodore circle, Companions of the
Forest, at their meeting last evening
received several propositions for admis-
SION to membership. The circle is very
prosperous.
William A. Borden, librarian of the
Young Mems Institute, will address
the public school teachers OF this city
this afternoon at half-past four at the
Boardman school. Subject, "How to
Use a Library"
The sale of the residence Of President
C. S. Mellen of the Northern Pacific
railroad at 1856 Orange street to William
III. Douglass of the firm of Dillon q
Douglass of this city is announced to be
about completed.
Charles f. Kingburger of rs Spruce
street, aged fifty. the orator of Philip
II. Sheridan council, Royal Arcanum,
who while at work March 23 cut and
mangled his hand with a buzz saw, is
lying very low with lockjaw.
Sheriff Spiegers house on Huntingdon
street has the frame up, and Mr..
Geary's house on the corner of High
land street and Whitney avenue is
rapidly approaching completion, as is
also the English house on the hill.
Thomas Meaney, a brakeman, en-
ployed on the Consolidated road, was
arrested yesterday by Detectives Don
nelly and Dennehy, charged with burg
larry. He is accused of breaking into
freight cars on the railroad company's
property.
A horse belonging to w. H. Beecher
& Son slipped on the asphalt at the cor
ner Of Orange and Chapel streets, and
was so badly injured internally that it
died in an hour at DR.. Ross veterinary
hospital to which place it was conveyed
by the the new emergency wagon of the
S. p. G.
An interesting feature of the morn
ing session of the New York East M. z.
conference yesterday was the presenta- i
ton of purse of 5000 to Rev. c. s.
Wing, presiding elder of the Brooklyn
South district, by the clergymen of his
district. Rev. Mr.. Wing is former
pastor of the old st. John street M. e.
church of this city.
Mrs. George Edmondson of IS Bishop |
street has just completed beautiful one
family house on Highland street. The |
house contains ten rooms and reception |
hall with mantles, lavatory, ETC., and is |
beautifully decorated and all the APP
pointments are of the most modern con-
and the residence is a fine addition to |
that part of the city.
Mrs. George K. Nichols of Bridgeport
has been for several days the guest in
New York city Of her son, Rev. c. w.
de Lyon Nichols, formerly assistant rec
tor of ST. Thomas church, this city.
Professor Horatio w. Parker will de-
liver lecture on the Modern Orches-
+ra'' at the College street hall this even
inc at s o'clock. Admission is free to
the public.
Yesterdays Middletown Tribune says:
Willard d. Howe of Yale college will
give in the North church parlors Tues
day evening, April H. at o'clock, an
representation of the comedy David
Garrick" under the auspices Of the Bee
society. Mr.. Howe is a young man of
exceptional ability, which with his care
full training enables him to provide an
of high order and
pleasurable to high degree
GA ITO II A.