The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-24

T. F. Cox and family are summerine
at Short Beach.
Division No. 1, A. O. H., of Middle
n town, are arranging for an excursion t.
Savin Rock August 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Holcomb and Mr.
4 and Mrs. Edward Gruener are taking
1 an automobile trip through the White
mountains
Mrs. Benjamin r. English of Temple
street left yesterday for Saratoga
where she will stop with friends for a
fortnight or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis G. Cowles and
Mrs Ruel Cowles of West Chapel street
will go to Buffalo the first week in Au-
gust to visit friends and the exposi-
ton.
T. ]. Stanley and family are at Short
Beach for the summer. Their daughter
Miss Fanny has recently been appoint
led teacher in the public schools in
New Haven.
The band concert arranged for West
Z vile for tonight is postponed.
The Fresenius brewery is to be en-
1arged, the addition to be used for the
brewing OF ale.
Mr. and Mrs. George It. Benton of
A15sse<sa Point left on Monday for
their home at Copake, N. Y. They will
also attend the races Of the Eastern
circuit beginning at Albany.
The condition of William A. Water
bury, superintendent of the Air Line
Northampton road. who has been very
i'll with typhoid fever, was unchanged
yesterday. He is regarded as still very
Ill.
Miss Gertrude Smith daughter of
Deacon Smith of Orange street, will
accompany Miss Ruth Phillips to East
Pembroke to-day Miss Smith will re-
main the guest of Mrs. Watson L. Phil
lips and her daughter for several
weeks.
Two of the four recently appointed
policemen have been assigned to reg
-sular duty, William f. Tiernan, son Of
Sergeant Bart. Herman, has reported
for duty at the central station, and
John Carton went on duty last night
at the Howard avenue station.
William H. Moore, general delivery
clerk at the postoffice left yesterday
on fifteen days vacation. He will
visit his sister in Buffalo, attend the
Pan American exposition and visit
Niagara Falls and Detroit, and will re-
turn via Washington, d. c., where he
will visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frost of Orange
street have gone to Block Island. Mrs.
Frost has been under the care of DR..
Francis Bacon for several months, and
the trip is principally for her benefit
Thomas Williams and family of Bran
ford will occupy the Fowler cottage at
Indian Neck, until October 1.
Letters received this week from Man
ager Poll state that he expects to ar
rive in New Haven on August 10. He
is now visiting Pompeii and other
places of historical interest in Italy and
Will make another visit to Rome before
he leaves for the return trip through
England and Ireland.
f Mr. Whitley, of the New York stock
exchange firm of Prince & Whitley,
came to this city yesterday with a
couple of other prominent New York
men and paid visit to his firms
branch office in this city. He came up
on one of the New York yachts sailing
in advance of the squadron and arriv-
ing here about noon.
Amos Cain, the fireman in the en-
ploy of the Empire and New England
Transportation company, who was bad
" burned Monday morning while try
ing to start the fires of a floating ele-
vator with kerosene OIL was reported
yesterday as being in much improv-
ed condition. He is attended by DR..
T. E. Beard of 1853 Wooster street.
4 Fred M Hotchkiss, the Meriden gro
Ger and ex-member of the New Haven
Grays, mas bought a tally-no coach Tor
daily trips from Meriden's center to
West Peak, and will have it running
before August /. He is also planning
to make accommodations whereby
twenty-five people can be accommodate
ed on top of the peak over night. His
horse car with four hunks on each
side will accommodate eight people,
while two more can be given shelter in
the annex to Katlyn Kottage.
Iftho Baby is Cutting Teeth.
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