The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-01
Brief Mention.

High water to-day, 1888 a. m.
bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros.
Sale fine antiques, $40 Chapel.
Ex-selectman and Town Agent Philip
Hugo enters upon the duties of mis- Of
flee to-day as director of pubic WORKS
The BrickIayers' and Plasterefs'
! 5,y,ier- No. hold a meeting to-night.
Business of Importance to the menu
bers will be transacted.
The Highwood Volunteer Fire assoc
citation inaugurate their third annual
harvest festival at their hall on Morse
street. Highwood, Saturday evening.
J. W. Eastwood of Plainville has
moved to New Britain and Mr.. and
Mrs. Nash of New Haven will move In
to Mr. Eastwood's house next week
The republicans of the Seventh ward
will held meeting this evening at the
Young Mems Republican club. Plans
for the approaching campaign will be
completed.
The state organizer of the Junior
Good Samaritans, Mrs Julia Norcom of
this city. was in Ansonia yesterday af-
ternoon, and in Temple Of Honor hall
instituted lodge of the order.
The opening meeting Of the season of
the Primary union takes place this
monday evening at the United church
chapel. Officers and nominating COM
rnittee will be ready with reports.
Theodore H. Macdonald, chairman Of
the republican town committee, viii
give banquet next Wednesday night
in Republican club hall to the members
of the committee and the registrars of
voters
The BARRIERS of this city who intend
to Join the new union will be given un-
til tonight to hand In their applica-
tions to the secretary al 65 Center
street Many have joined the last two
weeks.
Arrangements for the ball game be-
tween New Haven and Waterbury offi-
Gals next Wednesday afternoon 1T Saw
in Rock and the banquet which is to
follow at the Tontine has been nearly
completed.
Clyde Vance Of Ansonia passed all his
entrance examinations without condi-
ton and was admitted to the freshman
class at the Yale Scientific school Taurs-
day. He was prepared for Yale at the
Worcester academy.
General S. E. Merwin as executor has
decided to St. Paurs church the Betsey
Bradley homestead on Forbes avenue,
which was bequeathed to the church So
ciety under Mrs. Bradley's will. The
place is worth about $4,000
George Fl. Ailing of this"city, who was
killed on Wednesday by the giving way
of swing staging, on which he was at
work, was the father of George P. AL
ling of Ansonia, well known painter
and decorator He had many friends in
that city.
new member of the Kings school
faculty for this year is Harry G. San
lord, Yale 1900 Mr.. King has had the
extreme good fortune to secure two of
the best all-round men in Yales class
of 1900. Horace Poynter is the other
Stamford Advocate.
The late Israel A Kelsey of West
Haven left no will, as far as is known.
ATTORNEY Morehouse Of the law firm OF
Auing Webb & Morehouse, asked for
letters of administration Saturday in
the probate court on the estate, but
postponed the application for day or
two.
George Edmondson, the master
plumber, of Is Bishop street, his broth
er, Joseph Edmondson of Fair Haven,
and half dozen other men have spent
every Sunday in the month of Septem-
Der at I4andfear's Cove, cash shore, go
ing Saturday night and returning Mon
day morning, yesterday being the last
Sunday