The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-06-29

The horse influenza has reached New
Haven, and there are a few cases at
Present under treatment. DR.. Z. c..
Ross, the Orange street veterinarian,
has several.
Miss Bessie O'Brien of this city, one
Of the most promising of the vocal pu-
pills of Professor F. A. Fowler, won a
fine success at a musicale given in New
York recently by Professor Fowler's
New York pupils, her solos winning
many encomiums.
The Fair Haven and Westville Rail
road company has issued an order that
beginning on next Monday all employ
es of the Winchester avenue system
must be provided with buttons and
badges bearing the name of the Fair
Haven and Westville road.
Captain T. A. Scott, the we'll known
wrecker, made famous as Captain Joe
in F. Hopkinson Smiths book caleb
West was thrown from his wagon at
New London yesterday and quite badly
injured His horse was frightened by
a passing train and turned quickly.
The annual picnic of the Trinity M.
e. Sunday school will be held at Mans
fields Grove to-day. Special cars viii
leave the corner of Dwight street and
Edgewood avenue at $50. Sports have
been arranged and refreshments will be
provided free to members and friends
of the school.
The county commissioners office was
besleged with large number of West
Haven residents yesterday morning
the occasion being a hearing upon the
application for license to sell liquor
by Edward McDermott on Wood street,
West Haven. There was vigorous OPP
position and the license was refused
Miss Emma r. Perkins of Winsted
and Arthur c, Hunter of Springfield,
Mass, were married at the BRIDES res
idence by the Rev. f. H. Gates, a for
mer pastor of the Baptist church, on
Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. |
Leonard FL. Perkins at the same time
celebrated the thirty-fourth anniver-
sary of their wedding, they having |
been married on June 81 1867, at Fair |
Haven.
The examining board for the examin-
alton of officers of the Connecticut Ma |
tional Guard met yesterday at the Sec
ond Regiment armory and examined Of
ficers TO the Second regiment who were |
ordered to appear before it. The board |
is composed Of Brigadier General Rus
sell Frost, Colonel L. F. Burpee, retir-
ed, Major Gilbert f. Fitch of the
Fourth regiment, and Lieutenant Com
mander Arthur FL. Day, retired, of the
naval battalion.
The Litchfiald Electric Light and
Power company have been running the
wires from Bantam to the residence
Of Z. B. Van Wrinkle, who has sent out
invitatio for a barn dance to take
place on Friday evening, July 5. The
new barn and grounds will sbe brilliant
" illuminated for the occasion and
Litchfelds 400" will attend in goodly
numbers. The same company has run
wires to the Hawkhurst hotel, which
will be lighted in the future by electri-
city.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
JOclN u uilGtlOlS VI The hHlRULS OIL /,
Columbus will be held in this city next
Tuesday, at 10 o'clock in the headquar-
ters of the order in the Poll building.
a bid was opened yesterday after
noon by Public Works Director Hugo
for the contract for sprinkling the
streets from July 8 TO November 90.
The bid of the New Haven Street
Sprinkling company was Sc, 500, Forbes
& Mortell, who bid in the spring did
1ot bid as they did not wish t0 buy new
ARTS so late in the season. The Sprink
ing company in March bid for The term |
rom March Is to November Is, $4,000. |
The contract was not awarded as Di-
ector Hugo prefers that Director Coe
hall make the award, which it is ex-
'ected he will do as soon as he takes |
flice The Sprinkling company will
se both carts and the car sprinkling
ervice.
Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets. /,
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
|c, &c. II G. G. G. fail, druggists refund money.