The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-28
BItei Mention.

2aaSSsss ktlgn water tO-day, l2:oZ p. Hl' { John Grove, of New Haven, is visit
 iYE Mr, and Mrs. Casper K. Whiting il
 Bridgeport
 @ Nathan Cohn, of this city, has filet < N n voluntary petition in bankruptcy #S { with liabilities of $675S 49 and assets o1
 37,s5o
 Ss All the new Yale buildings are pro- < gressing well, but owing to the size and < liability of the structures the work is
 essarily slow.
 Ex-L Lieutenant Governor J. D. Dewel1 v has bought two busts of John Brown
 Sone or which he will present to the pub
 library of Torrington. 4 William H. Hickman, of this city,
 Formerly messenger at the capitol in NkHArtford, has been reappointed he re- t3&eefving notifica ton yesterday to that effect
 Christmas day Wilbur Reyes, of Bridgeport, who has been in the New K Haven hospital since last August was R gble to walk for the first time about the
 Ward in which he has been confined, #y and his parents and friends are pleased z It his Improvement
 !s John Gay, formerly proprietor of the xaMajestic hotel, now Duncan hall, was in #stfiis city yesterday on special business. He returned last evening to Boston, N where he is conducting the cooperative SAIa1ercha ndist business, with an office at
 emant street.
 SSf s A small fire occurred in the residence ' 36f a3 family named Lewis 363 Washing f0Y avenue yesterday shortly after
 noon. The fire originated in a clothes 65Eidebt. Most of the damage was con ned tD the bedroom. The alarm was
 Founded from box 1892
 4ss \ skl1uary7 z is the date selected for the of the officers of Indian
 liver grange of Milford. recently elect
 Gdx The master, N. Truman Smith, Hxfith llis wife, has been chosen to rep
 feBent their grange at the meeting of
 HE state grange to be held in Hartford
 enlary 14
 4S At ttnrney Edwin F. Hall, of Bridge
 foft has succeeded in finding an inter- ! fHffeter to act at the trial of John Chris # #f8pholiis, the Greek who is accused of & f}lanntng conspiracy to rob B. D. ' 2Fierce, ST., of that city. The interpret z xrsis student at Yale, who has been in
 this country only short time.
 ;S1, N Fischer, of Thomaston, veteran
 &f the civil war and a member of Com
 D6fly I, First Connecticut Heavy artil-
 fSry who has number of New Haven sffiends. experienced slight shock of %<He left side early Wednesday morning. &Ide partially lost the use of the left arm |}Sfi1d leg. MT. Thurston will be removed &to the Waterbury hospital as soon as |n0ssible Mrs Sara T. Kinney, state regent of 5 {iie D. A. R., was in Union City yester- oay and made a memorial address at x31e iinveiling of bronze tablet suita-
 51y Inscribed, placed on the historic old |
 6rter house. Melicent Porter is the |
 atron saint of the Waterbury chapter, |
 DIZZY. R.. and it Is in honor of that pa |
 {tolic woman that the tablet has been |
 xkted.
 Edward E. Calligan, janitor of the | 80ardman building, corner of Chapel | End State streets, was taken into {4ulYs drug store yesterday noon suf- 4dfing from verbose veins, He was ESry i'll and was removed to Grace hos |bltRl in the ambulance. There the doc- Rf0rs were able to relieve him and his lTecovery is expected Callgan recently |1yad several teeth removed and the Knock of that operation is said to be in {part responsible for his present condi- Etion.