The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-27
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ORGANIZATION OF STRONG root
BAIL TEA NJ.
Lively Horse Runaway Scene-Narrow
Escapes-Arrsvnl of Bar2es-
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sonaI, Etc.
The Montowese Brick company have
nearly completed the shipping of 3,00o00O
brick for the new building of Yale univer-
sity. They have shipped about 1000, 900 TO
a tIorrington contractor and have ooO,0OO
more to ship.
addition to his M0ntowese residence.
1t is difficult to please all the people who
ride on the electric cars. Some prefer the
closed cars and Others like the open cars on
these warm September days. One passen.
ger yesterday refused to ride III a closed
car because the heat was not turned on.
The custom sometimes In vogue OF running
closed and open cars alternately during the
warm, sunny days is much liked and then
the patrons can take their choice.
Three tulges arrived yesterday WITH -
600 barrels cement for the Warner Miller
company Two vessels with blue stone
Miss May, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs: !. IL.
Hillhouse Of Grand avenue, Is visiting
friends In Brooklyn, n. y.
MI. and Mrs. William II. Rowe and Will
liam H. Rowe, jr., and his wife and child,
who have been visiting here, returned 10
Baltimore yesterday.
General W. II. Pierpont, who has been at
city. He has been stopping with the fam
lily of his brother. James b. Pierpont OF
New Britain, who will remain at the shore
until November; the latter Is talking or
building house at the shore ana feslue
there all the year round.
Alderman W. S. Moyle and u. c. llill at
tended the meeting of the constitutional
Reform association held In this city yester-
day.
< delegation from the Second church at
tended the fall meeting of the New Haven
East Consolation of Congregational
churches, held In Northford, Tuesday The
meeting was we'll attended and the exer-
clses interesting and profitable. fine dln-
ner was served by the ladies of the North
ford church.
George W. Martin has bought Of Fred W
Donnelly 20 feet of land on Lombard street
Michael Regain has bought of oliver E
Maltby piece of land on Russell street,
Annex.
The autumnaf meeting of the New Haven
Congregational church will be held with
the Second church Monday evening, octo'
Der g.
The football team Of Strong seho9 Tns con- M
iicehs are: Manager, Albert Sloane; assist
ant manager, Elijah Ball; treasurer, Rob
inson: head coach, Frank Chapman. 1t Is
expected that the league this season VIII
be composed of three teams-Strong, Day
and Joint team from Lowell and Eaton.
A meeting of the league will be called next
week. 1t is expected that the games Will
begin the last week In October.
A horse belonging to James McLay, the
carriage maker, started from In front of his
shop on Grand avenue yesterday afternoon
and ran up the avenue; turning suddenly
the horse ran on the sidewalk. A couple Of
ladies and child ran into the street just
in time to avoid being run over The horse
was then caught, with no damage to the
wagon.
Miss Nellie Mulvey of 1853 Ferry street,
who has been Ill all summer, Is now able
to be around again. She was In charge of
the office of the Pond Lily Laundry com
pany on Church street. hut gave up the po-
sition owing to continued Illness.
E. C. Warner Of North Haven lost la
dies silver watch Tuesday.