The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-03-14
Local Weather Report.
New Haven, March IS, 1901
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Hfgh water to-Say, 5:52 p. m.
Tuesday was the thirteenth anniver-
sary Of the great blizzard of 1883.
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Bailey, of
Center street, West Haven, left yester-
day morning for New York for days
outing.
Miss Fannie l.. Brown of Newington,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Nathan Bron-
son, of this city, who is sick with ton
( silitis.
Mrs. Clarence c. Thompson, jr., of
West Haven, will leave Monday for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. G. z. Thorpe.
Of Boston.
Mrs. William K. Townsend, of Grove
street, will entertain the Colonial
Danes at their regular meeting on
Friday, March 20.
Connecticut pensions: Original Will
liam Fl. Losaw, Guilford, $6 Henry NJ
Stanton, Norwalk, $751; renewal, Joel +.
Rice, New Haven, Sc.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles B. Warner and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnes, of West
Haven, left yesterday morning for a
few days stay in New York.
The International Silver company di-
rectors met yesterday but took no ac-
tion on the dividend question, only rou-
time business being transacted
Irving Watkinson, of Philadelphia,
Penn, formerly Of New Haven, and
Charles H. Hammond of Rockville
have been in town for few days.
Al company is being organized to
build big hotel for w. S. Crofut at
Woodmont. Mr. Crofut was proprietor
of the Pembroke at Woodmont last
year
Merwin Palmer, a well known North
Haven citizen, is critically ill as a re-
suit of paralytic shock sustained yes
terday morning. He raises cattle and
sells milk to dealers. He is well known
in New Haven.
Thomas F. Flynn, of 1877 Water street,
was yesterday morning taken from his
nome to the New Haven hospital suf-
tering with delirium tremens. He is
about forty years old and single living
alone with his mother.
1Ehe choir of the First NJ E. church
for the year beginning May LIST will be
as follows: George II. Birks, organ
list; Miss Hazlett, soprano; Miss Helen
Gantlett Williams, contralto; Mr. Girls
bach, tenor, George Avis bas
G.. I'll. Bishop, president of the Peck
r Bishop company, will leave Los An
geies, Cal, the oath of March on the
return trip to New Haven. He will stop
in Nebraska for week or so en- route.
Mr.. Bishop went west the last of Jan
nary.
There will be a great gathering of
some Of our best people at the benefit
of the White Rats of America at the
Hyperion ON Friday and Saturday.
March Is and 16. A highly refined and |
artistic programme will be rendered by |
the White Rats.
The Connecticut Pathological society |
will hold an institute at Grange hall |
in Hamburg on Friday, March Is. Pa
pers will be read by President N S,
Platt, Professor w. E. Britton, George |
S. Butler, Professor A. G. Gulley and
q. M. Ives. There will be a question
box.
The Ladies' Social union of che Trim
ity M. E. church gave reception last
evening in the church parlors, COM
at o'clock. An interesting
of musical and literary
was given and refreshments
were served at it's conclusion. Mrs
Jesse WEIGH and Mrs. Louis A. Bett-
cher had charge of the tea table
The Womens Twentieth Century
club gave a pound party" Saturday
evening at the Goffe street branch Y.
NJ c. A. rooms in aid of the poor of
the community. A musical and literary
was rendered. The Wo-
mems Twentieth Century club is COM /
ooseu OIL about thirty -rive colored ladies
Of the city, who have banded them
selves together to do all they can for !
the betterment and uplifting Of their
.ace.
EGOPODIUM.