The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-13

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High water to-day, 651 p. m.
Offices to let; new building 80 Church
The trolley promises to make Short
y Beach more popular than ever before.
Thomas v. Rafter, who has been ill
4 with typhoid at his home on Garden
street, is convalescent.
Bishop Goodsell is at Rockland Park,
Short Beach, and June LIST will find the
little cottage colony pretty well set
tied
The monthly meeting of the Woman
board of Grace hospital will be held at
the hospital Monday, May 10, at 8
I o'clock.
D. Il. Murphy, at one time in the I'M
4 dertaking business in this city, died in
I Meriden Saturday of a paralytc shock,
4 aged sixty.
About seventy-five New Haven Elks
will go to Derby to-moNow to attend
Il the opening of the new lodge room Of
the Derby Elks and will return late in
the evening on a special train.
Two weeks from next Saturday
Il Mayor elect Studley takes the mayor
atty chair, and the newly elected alder
men and the new board of councilmen
I will be sworn in on the Monday follow
i i1gs
The executive manager of the new
Ynle dining hall has been appointed.
He is j. F. Deshon, of New York city.
Mr.. Deshon has been for twenty years
prominent in the conduct of hotels and
restaurants.
Yale has just received another gift
The donors are William T., Charles j.
and Edward M, Harris, and the sum
which has just been received is $4,000
It is an addition to the library admin
istration fund.
The governor of New York has
signed the extradition papers to trans
fer Waller Scott Miller from New
York state to Connecticut. Detective
Dennehy will go to New York to-day
and bring Miller to New Haven. His
case will come up in the city court to-
morrow
Frank Genung, formerly of West Ha-
ven, but who removed some time since
to New York, has just taken his last
examination in the New York College
of Dentistry. Mr. Genung has been
for two years a brakeman on the Con-
solidated road, attending college when
off duty.
The building boom now on at Short
Beach is the best in years. Among
those who are putting up new cottages
are William j. Knowles, George Utten,
sof Winsted, John W.. Cook, of Plainville,
3. D. Smith, and I'll. B. Shares is
making very extensive Improvements
upon his place.
Several tax suits were withdrawn in
the superior court Saturday. The SUI
preme court decided that the suits |
were irregular and the litigants decided !
to give them up. The law firm of New /
ton, Church & Hewitt had twelve to
withdraw, and the firm Of White G.
Daggett had eight,
Mrs Henry KillamA Of Killam's |
Point, has made overtures to the Ec- |
clesiastical society of the Congrega-
tional church. with a view to the pur-
chase of the land which has been leased /
by her for years from the society upon
which her property is built. No action
has as yet been taken by the society
upon Mrs. Zillan's offer.
The annual convocation of the Grand
chapter of Connecticut, Royal Arch
Masons, convenes at II a. m. in New |
Haven tomorrow. Deputy Grand High
Priest James Callan, of Waterbury,
will in all probability be elected grand |
high priest for the ensuing year, and as
this distinction comes to Waterbury
only about once in a dozen years, it is
expected mat large escort will Wit
ness his elevation.
Thomas j. Corbett, of this city, of the
class of 1902, Baltimore Dental and Sur
gerry college, has been selected by Pro-
fessor Finney, professor Of mechanism
and one of the most prominent dem
lists of Baltimore, as assistant during
the summer months. 1t is the cutsom
each year for Professor Finney to Sc
lect the highest stand man Of the class
as assistant and Mr.. Corbetts friends
are gratified that he was chosen this
year.