The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-04
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High water to-day, 6:46 a. M.
Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros.
Sale fine antiques, 670 Chapel.
At the monthly meeting of the Grays
held at the armory last night one can
didate for membership was proposed.
The first cut chrysanthenums and
i English violets of the season were
Xhown at Champion g. Co.'s yesterday.
JSdge studley in the Common Pleas
Court ~f1as given the plaintiff judgment
of SIG in the case of Charles w. Storrs
VS. M J. Colloty. which was tried
Tuesday.
Champion & CO., florists, have opened
a branch store at 856 Chapel street, just
below Church street, where they are
showing a choice line of cut flowers and
ferns.
The committee on schools held a spe
cial meeting last evening to prepare its
estimates for the coming school year.
The board of education will hold a spe-
cial meeting next Tuesday evening to
act on financial matters and will soon
eubn1it it's estimates to the city finance
board.
Mrs. w. G. Frear of Manchester, N.
H., is in town paying visit to her pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. c. H, Johnson of
- Dickerlnan street. Mrs. Frear has a
large circle of friends here. Mr.. and
Mrs Frear have been residing in New
Hampshire since their marriage few
years ago.
The sixth annual clam bake of the
Y. B. K association will be held at the
Morris Cove hotel this afternoon, COM
mencing at o'clock sharp. One of the
leading members said last evening that
about 100 would sit down to the spread
and that several of the local nominees
for political honors would attend.
The following men have been appoint
led delegates to the state board of trade
meeting, which will be held In Bridge
port next Wednesday: Hon. N. D. Sper-
ny, III. G. Rowe, M. Zunder, Joel A.
Sperry, Hon. J. D. Dewell, T. Attwater
Barnes, L. Wheeler Beecher, James A.
Howarth, Eli Whitney, Wilson H Lee,
General Edwin S, Greeley and Charles
r. Bishop.
Charles W. Spa1ding of Norwich
adams express messenger on the New
Haven railroad between Worcester and
New London, Monday completed forty
years in the service of Adams express
company as manager. In that time he
has Travelled nearly 100000 miles. Mr..
Spaldng is a capable official and one
of the most popular in the employ of
he company in New England.
New Haven capitalists have lust OBJ
tanned charter rights to build a s270, 900
trolley road in Indiana from Wabash to
Peru, distance of eighteen miles. The
officers of the new company: President
Major d. A. Blakeslee; vice president
r. Coleman Boyd; secretary and treas
urer, John S. Bradley. C. W. Blakeslee
& Sons will build the road, beginning
work on it as early in the spring as pos
sible.
w r. H Trowbridge, jr., has a very
readable and interesting article in |
Frank Leslie's Magazine for October |
entltled a Spoke in the Wheel" MI. |
Trowbridge is at present residing in |
England. He Is the son of w. r. H. |
Trowbridge of this city, who for many |
years has been residing in Germany |
and who is a brother of Rutherford |
Trowbridge of this city. The article in |
question is not Mr.. Trowbridge's first |
successful literary effort.
The fall reception of the New Haven
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. will be given at
the building of the association on Com
merce street next Friday evening. The
rooms will be decorated with autumn
leaves. flags, etc The new library of
eleven hundred volumes will be open for
inspection. The Misses Heath, vocal
lists; Miss Annabel Lucey. reader;
Ceoroa II Kinks ni1y1ist and w r. |
Fenno, jro oornetist viii render O mu-
steal proGyampaA q /