The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-03

Brief Mention.
alter to-day, 2:5S a. m.

Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros
Munsey's magazine for July at Nc
Gilvray's.,
Guy A. Palmer of Meriden is at Cosey
Beach for a week.
Bishop GoodselI is at his cottage at
Edge Cliff, Short Beach.
Buy your fireworks at Atwater's, 965
Grand av; best assortment, lowest prices
The Home of the Friendless will hold
their monthly meeting on July instead
of July 4.
The bureau of compensation will meet
next Thursday afternoon for the pur
pose of organizing.
Mrs Minott E. Osborn has closed her
Olive street house and is occupying,
with hcr family, cottage at West Ha-
ven near the Ansantawae club house.
for the summer.
Berry L. Mott and son, Edwin Bent
ley Mott, of Crown street have gone
to Lake George, N. Y, for a two weeks
outing. Sandy HILL near Lake George,
Clerk Hewlett of the board Of educa-
Z ton sent out bids yesterday for the
painting of the school buildings in this
city during the summer months. The
painting will cost about $1,500, The
bids will be opened a week from yes
terday.
A child named Bernard, aged six
years. living at So Prince street, was
knocked down by a bicyclist Sunday
evening and was unconscious for sew
eral hours, having suffered a concus-
sion of the brain. The patient was at
tended by DR.. Flynn and yesterday was
out Of danger.
In Waterbury It. P. Hutchinson has
bought of Elizabeth A. Carey the six
tenement block at the corner of North
Main and Burton streets. The block at
119 Dixwell avenue, New Haven, for
several years the property of Mr..
Hutchinson, has been sold to John e.
Carey of Waterbury.
The appointment of new principal
for Dwight school to succeed Franklin
S. Hoyt, the new principal of the Win
chester district, will be acted on soon.
1t will be necessary for the state nor
NAL school officials and the New Haven
officials to act in conjunction in select
/ ing the new principal.
Miss Ellen Lombard Hall of Lake
place, Miss Nellie A. Bentley and Ar
thur Edwin S. Bentley of Crown street,
also Miss Fergus Of Chicago, have gone
to the Clinton cottage, Cosey Beach,
near the Momauguin, for two weeks
visit. Mrs. Lillian Bentley Miller of
Waterbury will chaperone the party
Mrs 6. P. Merwin of New Britain
entertained a party Of her young lady
friends at her cottage at Woodmont Fri
day last. With rowing and sailing the
day flew rapidly, ending in a very sue
cessful clam roast. All enjoyed the day
immensely and voted Mrs, Merwin a
most succC ssful and charming hostess.
Among the passengers on the City of
Rome which sailed for Europe on Sat
urday, was George Munroe of the mu-
steal department at Yale. Mr.. Munroe
will travel three months, visiting dur
ing that time England, Ireland and
Scotland. He ID well known in Scottish
circles in New Haven, being d promi-
nent member of he New Haven Gale
DOMAIN club.
Chief of Police Wrinn and Superin-
+endent Fancher of tie fire department
had a consultation Yesterday morning
in reference to Fourth If July bonfires.
IT was decided to permit none to be
built in the city limits IN that day, |
save in the outskirts, and hen only in
places where permission is granted by
the captains of the police phcincts or
the fire marshal.
committee consisting of James A.
Janders. chairman; Bernard E. -ynch, |
secretary: James F. Brennan, Tl9mas !
Kennedy. Misses Mary Sullivan, larry /
Mccarthy and Maria Moran has len |
anpointed by the Central T. A. B. unin |
of this city to make arrangements fC |
the state convention to be held in this
CITY on September 25. 1t is expected
that about 200 delegates will be present
at the convention.