The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-05-25
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Brief Mention.

High water to-day 1886 p. m.
Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros.
Mrs M Shea of this city is visiting
relatives in Greenviile
Miss Addie Chaplin of Lakeville is WIS.,
4 iting her sister in this city.
F. G. Guion of this city has been Wis
iting New Britain friends this week.
Miss Grace A. Stoddard of this city
is the guest of Miss S. A. Ensign of
Simsbury.
Scribner's Magazine for June for sale
at MacGilvray's; also the Puritan for
June for sale this morning.
A certificate of organization has just
been filed at Hartford by the New Eng
land Lock company Of New Haven The
capital stock Is $1,000.
Francis p. Gillin of this city, a POS
tai clerk in charge of short run be-
tween New York and Springfield, has
been promoted as chief clerk on t@e
night line between New York and Bos-
ton.
A. J. Harding, formerly principal of
the Connecticut Business college in this
city and Middletown, has gone to New
York, where he has secured a position
His school here was attached ana ne
was forced out of business.
An illustrated lecture on the life of
the poor and vicious in New York by
Alexander Irvine of this city will be
given in the Congregational church,
Simsbury, Monday evening, at 5 o'clock
The lecture is entitled Social Wreck
age"
The wedding of Miss Julia Augusta
Kolb and Frederick Winfield Smith will
take place in New Haven Thursday,
June 49, Mr. Smith is a member of Ma
than Hale camp, S. of ", and is well
known to the members of the local
camp. Miss Kolb is also known to a
large circle of friends in this city
Meriden Record.
The society committee of the Newng
ton Congregational church, Charles L,
luce, Herbert G, Francis and Charles
r. Osborn, has called a meeting tonight
of the members Of the society to take
action in regard to the acceptance of a
tablet in memory of Captain and Mrs
Robert Welles offered by Governor
George d. Seymour, the lawyer of this
city
Walter E. Clark of Washington, D.
c., a Chaplin boy, sailed from Seattle
a short time since on the United States
revenue cutter Bear for Cape Nome. |
Mr. Clark goes as representative of the
New York Sun and other papers to cor,
respond regarding the Alaska gold |
fields Mrs. w. E. Clark is the guest |
of Mrs. Emily J. Clark of Chaplin.
Michael Hogan, head porter at the |
Union depot found pocketbook con-
tanning several hundred dollars in bills |
yesterday. He soon discovered the |
owner, who was well dressed woman, |
who was pacing up and down looking
for the lost treasure. She identified
the goods and the property was restor-
ed to her, and she departed without
even thanking the finder.
The pallbearers at the funeral of
Samuel Halper of Derby were Simon
Novitzky, David Novitzky, L. Fl. Ka-
max Carl Decktor of Derby, ]. Goldberg
of New York. ]. Kaiser Of New Haven
All the stores in Derby were closed
from until 1890 O'Clock out of respect |
to the deceased. Rev. Mr.. Levy of New
Haven conducted the funeral services.
Joseph A. Mcdonald and wife of Mi
anna, Fla, spent Wednesday in Derby.
They are spending few weeks in New
Haven as the guests Of relatives They
resided in Derby. Mr.. McDon-
aid is the builder of all of Millionaire
Flaglers southern hotels.