The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-17

bargains IN SHOES or tOWattH HFoS
William Jones of Philadelphia is a
guest of Matthew Barber of the Savoy
shotel
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas of Meriden are
staying at the Maplewood cottage,
Stony Creek.
DR.. L. K Stuart and wife of Chicago
are visiting Jailer Vischer of the New
Haven county Jail.
Miss Adeline Hines of College street
left yesterday for Springfield, where she
will remain two weeks.
Sanford L. Hotchkiss of 53S Chapel
street left yesterday for Kittery Point,
Me-, where he will spend his vacation.
The Sunday school of the Christ
church at West Haven will have their
annual picnic at Walnut Beach on
Thursday, July 10.
Miss Lesa Sternberg of Meriden, who
has been visiting the Misses Neebe in
New York city, has returned to Meri-
den after a pleasant weeks stay.
Matthew Mills, who was president of
terday Mr.. Mills still takes an active
interest in the work of the Franklin
street branch.
Tomorrow evening will take place
,-t4se picnic of the Rosedale association
composed of workmen from Cowles'
carriage works 1t will be held at
Lion Park at Allingtown.
The ladies' society Of the Zion Luth-
eran church will have a picnic to Cosey
Beach this afternoon. They will meet
at the Green at 2 o'clock and from
there take cars for the beach.
G. l Wootten and N. E. Fraser left
this city yesterday for Canton, Del,
where they will enter another line of
business. Both men have been in the
milk business here for about eight
years.
The clerks in the Hartford office of
the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford railroad. had their annual outing
yesterday. The clerks in Kilbourn
street offices played game of ball with
the clerks in the Pleasant street office.
No dead has vet been passed in the
sale of the old Foster homestead to Rev
Anson Phelps Stokes, jr., there being
necessary long and careful search of
the colonial records, the original acqui-
sition of the land dating back to the
days of Sassacus, Massasoit and other
good Indians. The price to be paid is
$25,00O.
While Contractor ]. B. Whitby and
his gang of men were engaged in exca-
waiting for a sewer at the corner of
Third street and Howard avenue yes
terday morning they were startled by
finding human bones, a human skull
and handful of teeth. An examina-
ton was made by physician, who de-
cided that the bones We're those of an
Indian.
James ]. O'Connor, the motorman on
the Fair Haven and Westville road,
who became insane on religious sub
jects. was taken to the Connecticut
hospital for the insane at Middetown
yesterday. DR.. w. P. Baldwin and DR..
Kenna, who examined O'ConnOr, pro-
nounced him insane, and Judge Bishop
made the commitment without hesita-
ton. Patrolmen Keenan, and SeSser
took him to Middletown.
DR.. Horst Oerte, son of Madame
Evelyn Oertel. the well known singer
of this city, and brother of Professor
Hans Oertel, instructor at Yale college,
is visiting his mother in this city. DR..
Oerte is assistant to DR.. JaneWay, the
celebrated New York physician, who
has just closed his office for the sum-
mer In the fall DR.. Oertel will return
to DR.. Janeways and also take up his
duties at Bellevue hospital, where he
is one of the attending physicians. DR..
Oertel has had a very successful career
since leaving this city, he having
studied for four years with eminent
physicians in Germany.