The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-16
Locni Weather Report.
FOR AUGUST Is, 1900.
Brief Mention.


Cars now run from Short Beach to
Branford and return every half hour.
The operetta Bobby Shafter' Is to be
given by the Branford chapter of the
O. e. S. August % and 20.
Contractor Blakeslee commenced
work Yesterday upon the new orlcK
pavement on Grand avenue.
Chairman Cary of the democratic
state central committee was In town
yesterday on personal business.
Mrs. w. s. Miller Of Y Howe street
has gone for visit of several weeks to
Vermont and New Hampshire.
DR.. James Fl. Flynn of Howard ave-
nus returned yesterday from a two
weeks vacation spent at Atlantic City,
N. J.
Miss Bertha Lounsbury Of Bethany
has been appointed to the position OF
teacher in the Northeast school, Wood
bridge.
Mrs. Thomas H. Gebbie of Fair Ha-
ven Heights is entertaining her cousin,
Henry r. Tape of New York city, for a
few DAYS.
William Hitchcock, the small son or
Edward A. Hitchcock Of Woodbridge,
who has been quite i'll with diphtheria,
is recovering.
William S. Barnes. who has been
spending the past TWO weeks with ms
parents DR.. and Mrs. Barnes, In OK
FORD, has returned to New Haven after
a pleasant vacation.
The anniversary Of Miss Helen Mer-
wins sixteenth birthday will be cele-
brated at her home this evening. The
young friends are anticipating an en-
joyable time.
CITY Clerk Norris yesterday, on be-
half of the New Haven board OF alder
men, sent challenge to the Waterbury
board of aldermen for baseball game,
the time, place and terms to be fixed at
forwards.
This evening the choir and officers Of
the Sacred Heart church will dine at
the Morris Cove hotel. There will be
about thirty-five in the party and af-
ter supper at $50 y. m, dance will
take place.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs c..
". Woodruff of Orange has been criti-
cally Ill for q week past, but is slightly
improved under the care of DR.. Loomis,
assisted by DR. Pinney and DR.. Wood
ruff of Bayonne, N. J.
Next Monday evening at st. Alloy
sius hall, rally will be held for cadets
= ;cc,;,y S1ti1 "a
charged and no collection taken. The
list Of speakers is u good one, COM
prising officers of the Central union
and also James Dunn, national or
ganizer.
Rev. w r. Markham, formerly Of
this city, writes home TO Ansonia from
Hornellsville, N. Y, that Mrs. Mark
wick who Is receiving treatment at the
Steuben sauitarium, shows slight i'm
provement. She has decided to remain
there awhile longer. Mr.. MarkWick Will
stay until next Monday, when he will
go to Philadelphia and from there come
home.
Tonight the home society of Tin &,
Sheel Metal workers expect a visit
from three delegates from the west,
representing the Amalgamated Sheet
Metal Workers International associa-
ton. who are to pass through New
Haven. on their way to Boston, Any
tin and sheet metal workers who are
not connected with the union are also
invited Speeches will be made.
Tonight at the Tontine hotel the &C.
tive and veteran members of the Grays
will tender banquet 20 Major c. F.
McCabe. Second regiment, c. N. g.,
who was captain of the Grays when
elected major The militiamen are
planning the event on quite an elabor-
ate scale and one of the features will
he the presentation to Major McCabe
of a majors complete equipment. The
company will march from the armory
IN fine hotel. An orchestra will furnish
music.
In the deaths of the late r. j. We'll
lington and r. C. Nettleton the firm of
Howe & Stetson of New Haven lost
two clerks whom they priced very
much. They were both former Anso-
mans. and their work III the store
brought them much in contact with
each other. BY condolences they both
left here about the same time, found
employment with the same firm, died
within a few weeks Of each other and
left a wife and two children each.-An-
sonia Sentinel