The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-06
Brief Mention.
High water to-day, $40 a. m.
Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros.

Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros.
Irving Hurburt has returned to his
home in this city after spending a
week with friends in Bristol,
Miss Annie Latimer of Newington has
returned to resume her duties as teach
er in the Hillhouse High school.
A meeting of the special committee on
Church street and Grand avenue pave
ments will be held at city hall tonight.
Tonight is ladies' night at Morris
Cove and the Y. M. G. A. will entertain
at their new cottage at that east shore
resort.
Frank s. Hamilton, jr., will leave to-
day for a two weeks vacation to be
spent at Port Douglass on Lake Cham
plain.
The Rev. L. j. Bamberg and Mrs
Bamberg of Woodstock, who have
many friends here, have returned after
a five weeks vacation.
Charles e. Hall of this city has filed
a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in
the United States district court. His
liabilities are s2.61S72, with assets of
$1,1232O.
! DR.. c. r. P. Smith of 50 Grove street
is i'll from an attack of appendicitis.
DIR. Osborne, his attending physician,
does not think an operation at present
necessary.
Banner lodge, Degree of Honor a side
degree of the O. y. A. NJ, will have an
outing at Becky Beach, at Brother Fair
child's house tomorrow night They
20 in the Woodmont car, which leaves
the green at 7:30.
Miss Nora T. Dalton and Mrs. ]. J.
Gaffey have been elected delegates to
represent the Ladies' auxiliary, Young
J Mems Total Abstinence society, of
Hartford, at the convention to be held
in this city Tuesday. September IS.
Steamer house No. l has been much
improved in appearance in the last two
or three weeks by the aid of painters
and decorators, while new partitions
have been made in the sleeping quarters
and the captain provided with a sepa-
rate room.
All the grammar schools reopen to-
day, the long summer vacation being at
an end. The High school pupils return
to school next Monday Examinations
for conditional students in Hillhouse
and Boardman high schools begin to-
day at the High school.
John FL. Griffin, we'll known business
man Of Middletown, has resigned his po-
sition with the Blake & Barton COM
pany of that city, and will move next
week to this city to open an insurance
and real estate office here Mr. Griffin
was for several years in business for
himself He then was assistant post
master for four years under Postmaster
Conrad G. Bacon of Middletown, who
graduated at Yale law school in 1871.
He has been the chairman of the demo-
cratic town committee of Middletown,
president of the local division, A. O. H.,
and trustee Of st. Johns Roman Catho-
lie church there for many years.
Eben L. Cakes of HarshaW, Ariz. a
former New Havener, is in town. the
guest of his cousin, Mrs A. H Tyrrel
and her son at 2S5 York street Mr.
Oaks resided for years in this city and
enlisted from here for the civil war in
the old Thirteenth C. " He went west
twenty years ago and has been for
years resident of Arizona, where he
has acquired considerable property and
is interested in mining properties. He
came east to attend the recent G. A. r. |
encampment in Chicago and to revisit |
his old New Haven home. On his way
Orleans and other points en- route.