The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-05

Mrs. M. Kilfeather, of Lyon street, i
 reported to be very much improved il
 health and has gone to Tarrytown- on x the Hudson.
 Mrs James Nelson and family, O N New Haven, are being entertained b. \ Mrs. Charles Hoadley and daughter
 Miss Julia, at the camp at Sunse < Beach.
 Miss Nellie Reynolds has gone to tht
 Pan American to spend a week, ant from there she will go to Springfield
 Mass, and will be home again Septem- .sIstat 1ks
 As Deputy Sheriff Beach has appointed
 James c. Russell, of 96 High street x Waterbury, a fish and game protector % for that town. He will begin his duties Ut once.
 M Miss Rachel Walker, of New Jersey, who was taken i'll with typhoid fever at
 the. home of Mrs. Thomas Mckee in 7 BrRnford, has been brought to the New Haven hospital.
 The many friends of John Raining, a popular Consolidated road engineer,
 will be glad to know that he is now in good health again and making daily trips on his engine.
 The hackmen of the city are to hold a meeting in the near future to appoint a committee to present protest to May or Studley against the licensing of out sOf- f-town hackmen here during the Yale bicentennial.
 The Yale team which has been at Travers Island, New York, under the care of M. c. Murphy and Captain Shell don will be at Yale field next Monday to finish LID their training for the games on September 25.
 2 pr. Edison F. Gallaudet, the former Yale oarsman and coach, was the guest Nof John D. Jackson, of this city, Tues day and yesterday. Dr. Gallaudet was for two years head coach of the Yale crews and stroked the eights of '92 and s93.
 The Woodbridge grange will send teams to meet all visiting members at the end of the trolley line at Westville, and dinner will be served in the church chapel. These are the arrangements
  bridge to-day.
 MT. and Mrs. John Sheedy, of 146 Ply mouth avenue are receiving the con- Eratulations of their friends over the arrival of twelve-pound girl. The youngster made her appearance last evening at 7:30 o'clock and both she and her mother are doing we'll pr. Shee- han, of Howard avenue, is the attend ing physician.
 Mrs William H. Farnham, of Cres- cent street, mother of William H. and Arthur N. Farnham, managers of the Crescent Gardens, went Tuesday with her granddaughter, Mrs. George Thomp- son. for few weeks stay in the latter's home in Pittsfield. Mrs. Thompson had been in this city for a few days com ing here to accompany her grandmother back.
 The total amount of taxes collected Tuesday was $76,166.60.- It was the last day for the payment of taxes without the 10 per cent. penalty being attached. All unpaid lists now bear 10 per cent addition, payable from July l. several checks were received by the Collector In yesterday mornings mail, and these are accepted without the addition of the 10 per cent, as they were sent on ] time. X The ex-Lovell baseball team played | the Tiger baseball team at Pratt's field \ afternoon at o'clock. The | score was to in the second inning E and neither side was able to score dur Ing the rest of the game of fifteen inn [ngs. The features of the game were the pitching of Cooper, the catching of | Korn, the fine playing of Roland and Phelps, and the fine fielding. of Kings low. The fine playing of Brandt. the short stop on the Tigers, saved them from defeat. l