The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-03-10
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Bargains in shoes at Howarth BROS.
Miss Leaven's class discussed
sBrowning at the Fireside," yesterday
morning at the residence of Nathan
Bronson 1898 Chapel street,
Miss Jennie Peers of Wallingford has
been invited to play at the May lestl-
val to be held at the Hyperion theater.
Miss Peers is a young pianist OIL re-
markable ability, showing great proti-
cheney both in technique and interpre-
+ation and she certainly has bright
future before her and is to be congratu-
lated az we'll as her teacher, Mrs Carrie
Fem Peers, under whose direction her
antire musical education has been con-
Quoted.
The children who are i'll with scarlet
fever at the County home were report
ed last evening to be getting along
nicely. They are attacked by mia
form of the disease
The chamber of commerce mas just
issued. printed in pamphlet form, the
address delivered before the chamber
recently BY Morris F. Tyler, treasurer
of Yale university, on 1.-THE University
as a Business Institution in New Ha-
ven
The hauling Of the brick which is to
be Aused i'm paving between the tracks
On whitney avenue and Church street
began Yesterday The brick is being
piled along the curb on Church street
and on the avenue.
G. A. Green of the Philadelphia Com
will
before the local chamber of commerce
next Wednesday evening.
S. M. M. Smith, Peter McHugh, AL
fred II. Rowe, George T. Burke and
George P. Brown, clerks employed upon
the work of re-assessment OF property
were laid off yesterday morning by
Chairman Merrill of the board OF as
SCISSORS
Some time after II o'clock Thursday
night burglars entered the saloon pc
longing to John J. Kinney at the cor
ner of Blatchley avenue and Clay
streets. Fair Haven, and stole Sz3 IN
silver money, 500 in pennies, Lou hlgh
grade cigars and several bottles OIL
whisky.
H. H. Jennings, one of the owners Oh
the Hartford polo club, was IN COM
munication with Manager Aufort OF tne
New Haven club, trying to secure tne
Blues for a game there tonight. he
declares that he will withdraw from the
league after Saturday unless the New
Havens comply with his demands. Man
aeer Aufort absolutely refused to take
his team to Hartford.
Frederick Hull, formerly of New Ha-
ven but now of Detroit, Mich, is In the
CITY for a few days, coming east on
business trip, in connection with the
Varnish company for which he IS the
western Representatives.
Miss L. e. Wells and Miss M. ).
Armstrong of AZ Howe street left Tor
New York yesterday, where they VIII
he the guests for two days of Mrs. Ben
iamin F. Mitchell, nee Madison.
Miss Mary Haloran Of Chicago is Wis
Hing Mrs. Joanna Maher of 2l2 Orange
street.
Miss Elizabeth Simpson of So Park
street is visiting in Washington and Ola
Point Comfort.
President Hadley of the university
has gone south to attend the annual
meeting of the Yale Alumni association
Of MARYLAND and the District OF Column
bia. The Maryland associations meet
ing was held in Baltimore Thursday
night and the District of Columbia
alumni met in Washington last night.
General George H. Ford of this CITY,
representing the Grilley company at
tended q conference of the coffin hard-
ware manufacturers of Connecticut held
in Winsted yesterday.
Hall Sanford son of Professor Samuel
s. Sanford of the Yale musical depart
ment. is recovering from an attack OF
appendicitis, for Which ne was operated
on in private hospital in New York
last Tuesday.
Mrs. B. A. Sawtelle of Norfolk Is
spending a few days in New Haven.