The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-03
Local Weather Report.
New Haven, May 2, 1901.
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High water to-day, 1859 a. m.


$A High water to-day, 1859 a. m.
Offices to let: New building 80 Church
Miss Wilson of New Castle, Del, is
N the guest of the Misses Mabel and Olive
Smith at their City Point home.
The strike inaugurated Monday even
ing by the roller girls in Munsons box
B shop, Clinton avenue, continues unset
kled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Luppino and
child, of this city, yesterday took pos
session of their fine summer cottage on
California street, West Haven, for the
season.
The various republican ward COM
d mittees will meet next Tuesday evening
nor the purpose of electing ward chair
4 men, The town committee which is
composed of the chairmen Of each ward
Will organize soon after.
CT w. Blakeslee & Sons are using the
"A city's new road roller in putting down
n the Temple street pavement They
have offered to pay $40 day for the
u use Of the machine. The city has new
Aston roller at the supply house.
sSs The new issue of postage stampsin rec
u 0ghitiOn of the Pan-American EXPOSE
ton are now being sold at the postoffice
N The new stamps are enc, two, four, five.
eight and ten-cent denominations
and are very beautiful specimens Of en-
craving.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Conway OF Guilford
has been seriously i'll this week. On
Tuesday DR.. Gilbert of this city was
called in consultation by her physician,
4Dr. r. B. West, and an operation was
performed. Yesterday the patient was
ms comfortable as could be expected
Jacob Reichel of this city, who is as
Bociated with the Quinnipiac Brewing
company, was on Wednesday elected a
director Of the American Brewing insti-
fute, which was incorporated at Albany
ITO promote friendly interest among
\ american brewmasters and to promote
%the science of brewing.
Yale class golf teams have been form
nd. The freshman team will, as an or
ganized team. play several games, one
Or two out of town. The team has just
held an election and chosen as captain |
John F. Byers of Pittsburg. He is a
brother Of E. M Byers who has been
member Of the Yale varsity team for |
Sthree years.
The training headquarters of the |
Yale varsity baseball nine have been |
transferred for the present from the |
university club to Mrs. Sykes on Wall
street. The accommodations at the
University club were completely utiliz-
ed by the large squad of candidates
present on the track squad. Both the
baseball team players and the track
men are in charge of Mike Murphy as
trainer.
An interscholastic meet is being ar
ranged by the manager and captain of
the Yale track team to take place in
this city May 80. Letters have been sent
to preparatory schools in New England,
New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvan-
la, setting forth the events proposed
and the eligibility rules. 1t is an
npunced that, while this will be first
meet of the kind under Yale auspices, it
1s hoped to make it an annual event.
sChief Fancher yesterday cautioned
the Smedley company against blocking
Court and Orange streets with their
big wagons. The company does the
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building being erected at the corner of
Orange and Court streets, and at times
their teams have closed up the streets
80 that If there was fire it would be
difficult for the fire apparatus to get
The Smedey company at once
gave notice to its men to rectify the err
ror.
The teachers of the Roger Sherman
school are in state of suspense as to ,
the action OF the officials OF the state
board of education. The teachers fear
that the state board will appoint new :
corps of teachers. retaining perhaps
two or three of those having rooms at
the school The state board through :
Principal Morrill, of the New Haven :
Normal school, has promised to retain
as many of the present corps as posi- :
BILE, but few of the teachers expect to :
remain.
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