The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-20

Everybody's Magazine for Augusta
sgreat number, one of the features of
which is "Aguinaldo's Own Story of
X His Capture"-for sale by T. H. Pease
& Son.
Chief Justice Torrance and wife and
City Attorney James F. Horrance and
family left Derby Wednesday for Fish
er's Island, where they will spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Johnson of
266 Humphrey street, Mrs. Johnson's
mother and Mr. and Mrs Austin Hum
iston are tenting out for several weeks
below Savin Rock
Aurora Encampment, l. o. 0. F., met
last night and worked the first degree
on the candidate. Conrad MUM, the
newly elected chief officer, exemplified
the work for the first time.
The board of relief held it's final meet
ing yesterday morning from to -
O'Clock perfecting and receiving per-
fected appeals from the assessments as
established by the board of assessors.
Lacls4ug horses to pull the patrol
wagon, because of the epidemic of in
fuenze in the police barn, the city court
officers were forced to walk their COM
mitted prisoners to the county Jail yes
terday morning.
Mrs. William Robertson, wife of Mr.
Robertson of the firm of Canada &
Robertson, who has been very i'll for
about two weeks is better and is con-
sidered by her physician, DR.. Mcneil
to be out of danger.
Thomas Levitt, one of the trustees of
the Plainville camp ground, has pur-
chased several hundred feet of wire
fencing and the grounds will be fenced
in this year for the first time. The as
sembly opens July "a.
Rev. DIR. Adams, presiding elder of
the New Haven district, will preach at
the Durham Methodist church Sunday
evening and will hold the first quarter
ly conference. Sunday afternoon he
will preach at Rockland.
Clark Judd, son of Rev. Fl. @. Judd,
formerly Of Woodbury., who graduated
from Princeton college recently with
high honors, took $500 prize and also
a fellowship which gives him chance
for postgraduate course in the col
Iege.
The family of Charles Walker, of the
firm of The Charles Monson company,
dry goods merchants, are summerng
in Litchfield staying at the Hawkhurst,
where they also stopped last year, be-
ing delighted with Litchfield and find
ing the Hawkhurst an ideal hotel. Mr..
Walker spends Sundays with his fam
ily
A baby boy came to the home of
Mayor and Mrs. Charles Fl. Peiz, jr of
Danbury Thursday morning. The
Derby News says: The mother and the
tiny possibility for mayor of Danbury
are doing finely this afternoon and the
mayor himself is being kept busy in
responding to congratulatory greet
ings."
DR.. J. E. Pendleton of As Bishop street
and Ellsworth Myers Of 10 Bishop
street leave August 8 for Hale, VT, to
stay until September Mrs. Pendeton
goes August to join his daughter,
Reba at Mrs Pendleton's home in Wes-
terly, r. T., for two weeks, after which
Mrs. Pentleton will join her husband in
HALE for the rest of August.
Chairman Grove J. futile of the East
Haven school board, which has just
selected principal for the Union
school district, has received several ap-
plications for the position since the ap-
nointment was made Yesterday morn
ing he received from the west an appl-
cation accompanied by the picture of
the applicant For the position of
principal and the three teachers in the
district the applications numbered thr
ty-tive.
Reached the Limit.-Maud-Yo