The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-05-23
Local Weather Report.
Brief Mention.
High water to-day, $3.50 p. m.

Bargains in shoes a. Howarth Bros.
The work of repairing the Kimberly
avenue bridge is now practically COM
pleted at a cost of 81 400, of which the
town of Orange pays half.
The contract for making out the liens
on property where taxes are due was
yesterday awarded to Attorney Ed
ward j. Maher, the lowest bidder, for
$54O.
The picnic of the West Haven fire.
men and policemen will be held at Lion
park next Saturday afternoon and eve
ming. There will no doubt be large
attendance.
Wooster lodge No. 70, A. F. and A. M,
initiated several candidates last even
ing. Several grand officers were pres
emit A strawberry festival followed
the exercises.
The New Haven County Willard Me-
mortal circle will meet in West Haven,
at the home of B. f. Richards, corner OF
First avenue and Main street, this eve
ming at s o'clock.
The Children of Mary of the West
Haven Catholic church will have an en-
tertainment this evening and Friday
evening at the town hall. A large at
tendance is expected.
The county commissioners will give a
decision next Monday in ]. Gardner
Clarks remonstrance against the
granting of a license to George Stan
ford for his new hotel recently built at
Savin Rock.
Nc, IJtocipc of
taken in charge by the police yesterday
and held on a charge of breach of the
peace. She is somewhat demented and
will be examined as to her sanity at the
request of the family.
George Dudley Seymour of this city
has requested the ecclesiastical society
committee of the Congregational church
in Newngton to call meeting in the
near future to act in regard to accept
ing tablet for the church, Mr.. Sey-
mour is descendant of Captain Robert
Welles and his wife, Mrs. Abigail (Hurl-
burt) Welles of Newington, who We're
married in January, 1850, and he de-
sires to place in the church a tablet to
their memory. Captain Robert Weles
was a son of Robert Welles, one of the
ciety, who when he first came to New
ington from Wethersfield lived in the
house now occupied by Daniel and
Dwight Fish. Captain Robert Welles
served in the French and Indian war.
At the annual meeting of the Connec-
ticut Medical society held in this city
to-day and Thursday papers will be
read by Max Mailhouse New Haven: J.
A. Meek Stamford; F. M. Wilson,
Bridgeport; H. l.. Swain, New Haven;
r. A. Mcdonnell, New Haven; F. X.
Hallock, Cromwell; S. G. Hubbard, New
Haven W. e. Fisher, Middletown; c.
A. Sears, Portland; G. Eliot, New Ha-
ven; o. T. Osborne. New Haven; G. r.
Graves, New London; A. G.. Nader,
New Haven; T. L. Ellis, Bridgeport;
N. R. Hotchl1iss, New Haven; F. w.
Wright, New Haven; M. M. johnson,
Hartford; G. C. Segur, Hartford; Sen
eca D. Powell, New York city; c. D.
Alton, Hartford;C. e. Taft, Hartford;
J.. W. Bacon, jr., New Haven; e. A.
Down. Hartford; O. r. Osborne, New |
Haven; Fl. S. Noble, Middletown; P. III. |
ingalls,, Hartford; Jay S. Stone, New |
Britain; e. f. Parsons, Thompsonville; |
Ida Gridley-Case Collinsville; ]. E.
Loveland, Middletown w. L. Barber, |
Waterbury; w. Fl. Carmalt, New Ha-
ven; T. H. Russell, New Haven; c. D.
Phelps, New Haven w. G. Murray,
East Hartford; II. G. Fleischner r. A.
Mcdonnell. New Haven; T. M. Bull
Naugatuck; i. w. Seaver, New Haven,
and HI. Strosser, New Haven.