The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-04-04

Lodge, A. q. u. W.-MeettnS OF ~
James Vestrymen.
The Eleventh ward republicans last
week nominated Wallace S. Moyle fol
alderman and appointed committee tc
nominate councilmen. 1t is understood
the committee has decided to place ON
the ticket for councilmen the names of
Marcus b. Hemingway, Samuel r.
Bishop, I'd, and w. G. Watkins.
Robert S. Duff of Quinnipiac avenue,
VINO was knocked down by an electric
car on Dixwell avenue Saturday night,
| is improving. Mr.. Duff was cut about
the head and face and his foot was also
injured.
| Fair Haven oyster planters who have
agreed to join the trust are notified that
they can attend the meeting for organi-
cation, to be held in New York to-mor-
row.
| The schooners Grace Bailey and B.
| j. Jayne with Virginia plants have
| finished discharging their cargoes on
the beach, where the stock has been
planted. These oysters will be taken up
in the fall and marketed.
The power boat for Ernest Ball, the
FISHERMAN, is partly in frame at Graves
yard
The funeral of Jane A., widow of
John A. Dibble, will be solemnized at
her late home, 1872 Grand avenue this
afternoon.
Rev. r. T. McNicholl and Delegate
q 41,a
street NJ e. church leave to-day for
Danbury to attend the Methodist con-
ference
James ]. Halligan, letter carrier in
the annex, who has been i'll for a week,
is again on duty. -.
Miss Nellie Mulvey of 1853 Ferry
street manager in the office of Lowan-
dos laundry establishment, has BEEN
dangerously i'll with pertonitis, but is
now considered somewhat better.
Quinnipiac conclave No. 313 recently
voted that the sum of 81 be collected
at the time an application for member
ship is taken, it being understood that
the. same be RENTED to the examining
physician. By the above plan it is
hoped to get applicants to the medical
same only the lodge turns the money
over to the doctor instead Of the appli-
cant paying him. When an application
is taken and 50 collected by the mem
Der, the applicant is under no further
expense until the night of initiation,
when he then pays his first assessment
and dues.
Attorney Homer H. Shepard, son of
Alderman Harvey G. Shepard, and j.
E. Blatchley have opened an office in
room 20 Glebe building. Mr.. Blatchley
was for number of years with the
firm of S. L. Blatchley & Son.
East Rock lodge, A. o. U. W., will |
tender reception to Grand Master |
Workman Walter Leigh on Thursday
evening, April s. An entertainment to
consist of musical and literary exercises
will be held
The quarterly meeting of the vestry |
Of st. James church was held Monday |
evening. The committee appointed to |
confer concerning a rector, consisting
IF e. w. Potter, G. Cliffod Foote and A. |
l.. Chamberlain, reported. 1t is under
stood that the acting rector, Rev. A. |
D. Miller is willing to continue preach
ing until about June Is. Several cler- |
gymen have applied to preach as sup
plies and several will preach after Mr. |
Miller completes his work here Moth
ing has been done regarding the secur-
ing of permanent rector
A meeting of the warden and burgess
Of Fair Haven East was held Monday |
evening. Bills for the month of March !
were audited and a few matters of |
routine business transacted.
William j. Konold of the firm of f.
konold & Son has been i'll with the grip
FOR over week, but is able to be out
again. He intends to go to Maine this
week to arrange for shipping the first
cargo of ice for his firm. This COM
pany have quantity of ice stored at
their Woodbridge houses but not suf-
icient to last through the summer.
Harry G. Edwards of the New Haven
oostofHce is substituting at Station A
IN place Of Clerk John Mclaughlin,
Who is i'll with tonsilitis at his home on
Poplar street.