The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-03-26

I1lSH WdlGI lO-udyy 9. 10 ~ liz
Bargains in shoes at Howarth tros'.
The West Haven Euodian society has
disbanded.
Opening at b. Rogowski's Wednes-
day and Thursday, March 2S and 20,
Miss Clara Fleetwood of this city, who
is teacher in Greenvile, spent Sunday
at the home Of her parents.
Pyramid lodge, A. 0. U. W., have a
card party and smoker at their lodge
rooms this evening beginning at half
past eight.
The newly organized r. X. Bruce
club OF colored men is prospecting and
now has one hundred members with
more coming in.
The monthly meeting of the board of
managers of the Young Women's Chris
tian association will be held at the home
this afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs Charles P. Clark, 444 orange
street, s~obliged to cancel her invita-
ton to the Colonial Danes for March 30
owing to the sudden death of her broth
er.
Tomorrow evening Meriden conclave,
T. 0. H., will entertain members of
Yale concave Of New Haven A
smoker will be the feature of the occa-
esion.
Il The New York New Haven and
Hartford Railroad company purchased
property at the corner of Union avenue,
Putnam and Water streets Saturday for
SIS, 900.
The certificate of organization of the
Great Brook Manufacturing company
of Waterbury was filed with the secre-
tary of state Saturday The capital
stock is $1,000
Professor Goodel1 of Yale will deliver
a lecture at Mechanics hall, Tuesday
evening, April IL, on Modern Greece
under the auspices of the local center
of the university association.
Captain Quit, who resides with his
sister on William street, who sustained
a shock of apoplexy several months
ago, is in fairly good health again and
able to walk out every day. but has not
regained his speech.
Mrs. Newhall, wife of Robert New
hall, the house painter, is seriously i'll
with typhoid fever, which developed
from an attack of pneumonia. She was
slightly better Saturday DR.. Rollin
Mcneil is attending her
Mrs Anna D. Clark, mother of Frank
Clark of Livingston street., who was
stricken with shock of paralysis two
weeks ago, is improving slowly. The
paralysis affected her right side, but she
is regaining the use of her right hand.
Brewster Ely, son of Mr.. and Mrs
William H. Ely of George street, has
returned from Andover, where he is at
school for a couple of weeks vacation
an account of the epidemic of diph-
iberia which has recently broken out
there.
Colonel Jabez L. Woodbridge, ex-
warden of the Connecticut state prison,
returned Thursday night from Seattle
He will leave next Wednesday for Sc
attic, and go through to Cape Nome
Alaska, as soon as navigation opens to
that point.
Henry C. Bretzfelder has sold his five
story brick building Nos. 81, SO and 3S
George street to Dillon & Douglass. The
building adjoins Dillon G. Douglass
stores and they will put in cold storage
machinery and use the building in con-
nection with their business
There are now twentyfour applica-
tions for the position of superintendent
of schools of this city. OF this number
several are from this state, one from
New York state, one from New Jersey,
one from Rhode Island, two from Mass
achusetts and several from the west
Henry Wyant of Seymour, proprietor
of the Seymour and New Haven stage,
who has been i'll for almost eight weeks
with blood poisoning, the result of cut
ting one of his fingers on nail in
butter tub, is now able to be around
town. He came to New Haven Satur-
day to consult DR.. Carmalt In regard to
the injury. His Saturdays venture out
doors was the third he had made during
his illness and the first time that he was
ohio to 90 away from town.