The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-02-06

James D. Cosgfove, the we'll known
democratic leader of the Eighth ward
who has been i'll for weeks, is now crit
ically i'll ait his home, No IA Clark
street. He is suffering from infiam
| matcry' rheumatism and his condition
yesterday was very discouraging.
| President Arthur r. Hadley of Yale
university went to Brooklyn yesterday
afternoon to attend the annual ban
| quet of the Brooklyn Polytechnic Insti-
4 tute, which was held last night, where
he was one of the speakers. President
Hadley will remain In New York, and
will be the guest of honor at the annual
! banquet of the Brooklyn alumni Of
/ Yale
Both Brigadier General Frost and
| Colonel Callahan deny emphatically
| the statement in an evening paper Of
Saturday last THAT there was any
1 i'll feeling at the conference held at the
armory Thursday evening last. The
charges In the case were sent to the
| adjutant general without remark and
General Van Keuren receiving them in
this shape Immediately sent them back
to the brigadier general for action. The
papers are now in the possession of the
brigadier general and await his disposi-
ton before they can be acted upon by
| the adjutant general
James ]. Caporale, well known
| lawyer, was visitor at the city court
yesterday morning calling on old
friends Mr.. Caporale has just returned
from<a two years visit TO Italy, where
he had a royal good time He may re-
turn there
Mrs. II. w. Phillips of 1886 North Quin-
nipac avenue while out in her yard
yesterday during the gale was struck
by detached limb of tree, which fell
upon her. 1t struck her forehead, over
the right eye. The bruise Is quite pain
full, but not serious.
Walter Camp, secretary and assistant
treasurer of the New Haven Clock COM
pany, fell on an icy sidewalk last week
and struck so heavily that his left hip
was seriously injured. After remaining
quiet for several days and nursing the
injured member he Is now able to get
about on crutches and expects to be all
right again in a few days.
Captain Allen of the Yale crew has
returned from his trip to Boston and
yesterday resumed his coaching OF the
freshman crew squad.
A. j. Widmer manager of the Sound
Cliff Poultry yard, Milford, captured
two prizes at the poultry show held in
Madison Square Garden last week. He
won second and third prizes in the white
Plymouth Rock class.
James f. Brennan and City Clerk
Henury f. Norris are delegates from
Elm City council to the Knights of Co
lumbus state convention al New Britain
to-day.
Miss Louise Herda Of Geer avenue,
Meriden, came to New Haven yesterday
and she will enter Grace hospital to
study for position as nurse. M
Edward Brown, formerly employed
at the M. I. F. company, Bradford, but
now Of New Britain, was married in
Guiford on Tuesday to. Miss Florence
Starr. Mr.. Brown boarded with e. g.
Farnham while in Branford and made
many friends, especially among the
young people.
Mr.. and Miss Lee Bishop of Elm
street are being congratulated over the
marked improvement of their son
James, who has been under treatment
at the New Haven hospital and who is
rapidly recovering.
]. E. Bretzfelder, formerly of this city,
spent Sunday in town with his fiancee,