The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-01-22
Local Weather Report. New Haven, Jan. 21, 1901.
Brief Mention.
 High water at midnight.

Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros.
 Gustave M. Amrhim, the general SUI perintendent of parks, is i'll at his home with the grip.
 from the wrecked schooner James G. Beecher, now ashore at Little Bahamas and she will be sold just where she is The schooner will bring very little,
 Rev. MT. Adams pastor of the Ep- worth M. E. church, who has been i'll with the grip for nearly two weeks, was able to be at church last Sunday, and expects to preach as usual next Sunday.
 The large circle of friends of c. P. Jordan of West Haven, former cloth ing merchant on Church street, at the Old Blue store, will be glad to hear that he is much improved in health after a considerable period of indsposition.
 Six teachers on the staff of the An sonia public schools are i'll with the grip and as a result three rooms had to be dismissed yesterday. Other teach CTS are i'll and liable to succumb, but are holding out as long as possible dur ing the emergency.
 Articles of association of the Noack Manufacturing company of Stamford have been filed with the secretary of state. The capital stock is $25, 000. The corporation is organized to carry on a general hardware manufacturing busi- ness. The directors are Carl O. Noack, P. F. w. Batels and Charles H. E. Holz- berg.
 Judge w. K Townsend is domiciled in his own house. Tn fact 1t was only for short time after the fire of Saturday night at his residence before the house. hold was back at their home again with the furnace in working order. The trouble was with a pipe from the furn- ace which became overloaded and set fire to the woodwork
 A certificate of the organization of the Toomey Brothers company of Guil- ford has been filed with the secretary of state. The corporation is organized to engage as general contractors in dock building, submarine work and quarrying. The capital stock is $S,0O0 The subscribers are Humphrey Toomey, Daniel F. Toomey, Paul w. Harrison, and Dennis Toomey
 The Consolidated Railroad company was yesterday made the defendant in two suits brought by Attorney T. F. vr,r ,I51 ax. and John J. Bolger for injuries recently received by MT. Bolger when MT. Hayes wagon, in which Mir Bolger was driving was struck by train and for damages for the killing of the horse and the destruction of the wagon
 The Old Guard band at their annual meeting at their rooms Sunday elected off1cers for the ensuing year as fol- lows: Leader, Fred Gulford; business manager and assistant eader. Louis Fl Cohen; president, Walter Herbert: sec retary, John Farrell; treasurer. John Arpin. The band has been very suc- cessful in the past year and hopes to receive the patronage of the public in the future. The three Italians, Cotille. Silvani | and Marine, who were arrested hera l saturday on suspicion of Knowing | about the murder of Mayer Weisbard | the jewelry salesman whose body was round In trunk on pier Ii East river. New York, last Wednesday. have been ! released from custody New York of 1 fcers, who are al work on the case, de- c1ded that these men knew nothing of the murder.
 Charles H. Held, William A. Sweet Ser, Joseph c. Godfrey and Horace J. Subers of New York have filed a peti- ton in the United States court asking that the Quassapaug Paper company of Southford be adjudged bankrupt The petitioners claim the company is in- debted to them and that it is insolvent, owing upwards Of SS2, 900, of which more than $2O,O0O Is unsecured and the assets are not more than $3,OO0. NEW WAITING ROOM AT RETJE
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