The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-10
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 Bargains in shoes a Howarth Pros'.
 Miss Grace T. Dean of Meriden is stopping at the Colonial Inn in West Haven.
 Miss Hattie l.. Haven, a teacher in the Union school, West Haven, is spend- ing the summer at Winsted.
 MT and Mrs. Maddocks and family, Mr. and Mrs Bourne and family, MT. and Mrs. Teagle and family are spend- ing their vacation at West Haven.
 Miss Emma Schroeder of Meriden, who has been visiting MT and Mrs. F. l.. Neebe of this city, has returned home after a pleasant weeks stay.
 The members of the Harmonic club are planning a moonlight excursion to take place some time soon It will form a summer reunion of the mem bers.
 Winthrop castle No. 10, K. G. F., in stalled its new officers last night. The term of the new officers is for the en- suing six months. Winthrop castle is prospering greatly
 James B. Pierpont and family of New Britain are occupying cottage at Saw in Rock. His brother, General William H. Pierpont of Fair Haven, went down Saturday to stay for the nextt two months.
 The board of education will receive I. T. q t.1s. ,-I books until Thursday, July 19. The bids will be opened at noon at the office 21 Center street, where all bids must be sent.
 It is said that Stephen Richardson of East Canaan, who went to Utah and became a Mormon and afterwards com mitted suicide left fortune of $100,- 900, which will go to his Connecticut relatives.
 Mrs. Herbert Mason and Miss Helen Mason of IA College street will leave tomorrow for the CatslSill house. Cats kill Bay, Lake George Mrs. Mason and Miss Mason will return to New Haven about the middle of September.
 The St. Agnes guild of Christ church, West Haven, will give a festival at the parish house this evening at 7:30, at which they expect to have a large at tendance and very enjoyable occasion is anticipated.
 The Y. M. c. A. has bought for about $3,500 from Henry M. Day and wife Of New York property in the rear of the land already owned by the association on Temple street, opposite Center stre. [, where the new association building wi soon be erected.
 According to the new city directory for 1900 published by Price, Lee & Go, the population of New Haven has prob ably reached between ,000 and 115,0 There are in the directory 5S515 names, or an increase of 1,600 over last year, who now reside in this city,
 Secretary William G. Lotze of the Y. M. c. A. was in town yesterday to con fer with the committee on the athletic field at Morris Cove. The committee accompanied by Secretary Lotze, went to the Cove to look over the premises. The field is now practically assured and will be a valuable addition to the work of the association.
 Chauncey T. Lamb and Mrs Lamb of Hinsdale, Ill., are in this city visiting the formers parents MT. Lamb left | New Haven few years ago and locat- | ed in Chicago in the advertising busi- 1 ness For years he held an important position with Sargent & Go. He mar ried Miss Mabel Gertrude Warren of | Hinsdale year ago last June.
 The family of Samuel E. Dibble of | Orange street, corner of Edwards street, | are at the cottage of the family at Pine | Orchard. MT. and Mrs. Dibble have | spent their summers at their cottage | for seven or eight years. They go on. Friday to Woodbury to spend few days with an old and greatly esteemed | friend. Mrs. Lewis, whose husband was the late MT. Lewis, for many years one of the leading men of that section. MT. and Mrs Dibbe on their return will go to their cottage for the summer.