The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-03-16
Local Weather Report.
NON MAprn TX 1910
Brief Mention.


High water to-day, a. m.
Lots on your terms. r. e. Baldwin.
Best set of teeth $1,000 Philadelphia
Dental Rooms, ISL Chapel street.
Easter tour to Washington, March
B1st. See The Peck & Bishop co.
Steamship tickets to and from Europe.
Bishop & Co., 7o2 Chapel street.
Sterling lodge No. 46 will celebrate it's
anniversary at Harmonic hall on March
~.
Three weeks from yesterday Freder-
lex L. Tibba1s, the newly appointed
postmaster of Milford, will take possess
sion Of the Milford postoff1ce
Winter fingers. Yesterday was the
bitterest kind of March day-uncom-
fortably chilly, and the hail and rain
were severe enough at times for mid
winter.
In the university pool tournament at
Miller's cafe last night Peters defeated
Goss by the score of 100 to 81 and Pun
derford defeated Mcconnell by the score
of 100 to Is.
George W. Smith. who has been for
some time electrician for the Grand
Opera house, has accepted position as
Black Crook company and begins the
duties of that position to-day.
Mrs. Waldo Miller. who disappeared
from her home in Middlefeld on Satur-
day last, has been found with relatives
in Boston. 1t is thought that her mind
was temporarily affected from watch
ing at the bedside of her sick husband.
Reports from the farmers in the out
lying districts state that the game birds
weathered the recent heavy storm very
well. 1t was thought that the quails
suffered severely, but many focks of
them have been seen.
The freight business over the line of
the N. Y, N. H. and H. railroad in the
Naugatuck Valley, is running unusual
ly heavy this spring, an indication
that the manufacturing and CONNER
cial interests of the valley are BOOM
Ing as they have not doomed for years.
President William T. Fields of the
+ National Tradesmen's bank, and wife,
who have been sojourning at Old Point
Comfort, will leave there tomorrow for
Richmond, Va, where they will stop at
the Jefferson hotel They will return
to New Haven in few days, coming
probably by the way of Washington
The funeral of Henry Carey, who was
prosperous farmer of Scotland, this
state took place last Saturday. His
age was eighty-four and he had been a
member of the Congregational church in
Scotland for sixty years. He was the
father of Mrs. Carrie T. Talcott, Sec
rotary of the Young Women's Christian
association, this city.
George w. Clark of Milford was in
town yesterday. Mr.. Clark returned
recently from a trip to Waco Texas.
where he has business interests He
reports very cheerful feeling in Texas
and other parts of the south owing to |
the increased business and commercial
prosperity. He stopped at Montgom- |
cry Ala, New Orleans Houston and |
other points and spent some time in |
southwestern Texas.
Mrs. Jane Beach, widow of William |
an attack of pneumonia, as her MANY |
friends will be glad to learn. She was |
taken Ill with the grip, which about ten |
days ago developed into pneumonia
and at one time she was dangerously |
Ill. Her physician, DR.. Walter Skiff |
now thinks her recovery is assured |
Mrs. Beach is the mother of Mrs. KEEL
logg, wife of A. A. Kellogg the well
known gunsmith.
Q. M. Bush of Thomaston, who has
been at the New Haven hospital for
treatment, was on Tuesday operated
upon. The disease has been very oh
scure from the first, and the physicians
have been at loss to clearly diaenbs.
the trouble. The operation which was
performed by three OF the best SUR
geons in the state revealed the fact
that the Inflammation involved tissue
to such an extent that no immediate re-
lief can be expected.
George NJ Grant and wife, who re-
turned from Redlands, California. on
Saturday, spent five weeks at Redands
at the residence of their son-in- law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Rydell, both of
whom were formerly of this city Mr..
Rydell went to Redlands at the time
that Curtiss j. Monson, jr, the jeweler
of this city, and others removed there
He occupies fine house which he had
built for his occupation. Mr.. Grant
says that during the whole five weeks
Of his stay at Redlands not a drop Of
rain fell, and the weather was very hot.