The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-04-01

High water to-day 1888 a. m.
At Bradley's Point there are three
new cottages being erected.
Edward Malley is building a frame
cottage on his lot at the corner OF
Peck avenue and Beach street.
p. T. Downey, formerly nurse at the
4 New Haven hospital, leaves to-day tc
accept position as night nurse in the
Soldiers home at Noroton.
Fire at No. 10 College street, in the
apartments occupied by c. L. Duval
and four other college men, Saturday
morning destroyed 5000 worth of cloth
ing.
Max Adler has purchased for Ed
ward Malley part of the big lot 'front.'
ing on Beach street and lying between
Mr.. Adler's handsome cottage and the
Malley cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis e. Miller, Miss
Miller and Miss Mabel Miller are all at
Tampa bay, Florida, for the present,
and will be next week at Camden, N.
C., for several weeks.
Ousatonic lodge, T. O. o. F., of Derby
visited Croswell lodge, No. 49, of this
city, last Friday evening. The Past
Grand Degree Team of this city,
worked the second degree.
"A building permit was issued Satur
\ day by Fire Marshal Gladwin to Fran
els May to erect a frame addition on
the residence at 154 Saltonstall avenue.
The addition is to cost $500.
Invitations have been issued for the
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnston, to w.
\ W. Bennett of Sag Harbor, l.. I. The
ceremony will be performed at the
home of James Johnston, Bishop street,
Wednesday evening, April 10.
The architect is at work on the plans
for the remodeling of the Emmanuel
Baptist church. The outlook for rails
ing $1,000 Easter Sunday is very bright
William Cato donated $12 last week and
Mrs. Charlotte Alexander, Mrs Frances
Kinlow and Mrs. Margaret Muse gave
one dollar each
Referee Newton passed an order of
sale Saturday morning by which
Charles Havey buys the stock and fix
lures of John j. Hogan, the Meadow
street druggist, for $780, 1t was decided
cdUuIudy IIlOIlllIiS tlidL Lie CotdtC WILL
pay 33 1-3 per cent, which is somewhat
larger than was anticipated.
The Humphrey street church will
again have quartette the coming
year from May l., under the direction
Of F. w. Canada. The quartette con-
sists Of Miss Mary Lewis Haley, So
prano; Miss Mildred Richards, contral-
to-; FORAGE Smith, tenor; E. E. Allen,
bass with Walter r. Cowles, organist.
There was baby show Saturday af-
ternoon in the chapel of Plymouth
church, Chapel street and Sherman ave-
nue.. 1t was the annual day for the
cradle show children of the members of
the parish between the ages of one and
five years to hold little reception.
There were nearly ninety children in
the show. Refreshments were served
afterward.
A certificate of organization of the
Eastern Construction company of New
Haven has been filed with the secre-
tary of state The corporation is or
ganized to build and equip street rail-
roads and Nsteam railroads and to per-
form construction work of all kinds ,
The capital stock is 100000. The di- ,
rectors are D. A. BalkesIee, f. c. Boyd, |
John S. Bradley, w. M. Anthony and |
d. w. Blakeslee.
An important meeting of the Second |
company Governors Foot Guard, will |
be held this evening. The company will |
drill first and then hold their monthly |
meeting. The report of the committee
having charge of arrangements for the
trip to the Pan-American exposition at |
Buffalo will be read, and other business
of Importance transacted. Major Clark /
says the attendance the past winter |
has been much better than in previous
years.
Mrs Wealthy S. Foote says: 81 de-
sire. to thank the police for finding my
lost little boy, who had wandered far !
from home and l had looked for him
in vain until after dark. I reported my
loss to the police and in less than a
half hour they found him and took him
to the Associated Charities and they |
him to me- The little fellow
was pleased and felt quite honored to
have ride and said that one policeman
rodo with him - /