The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-10
Local " enther Report. New Haven, Sept. 9, 1901.
Brief NaenftOn.

sSN 11Sn water IO-Qdy, J.Zo D. III.
 Miss Juliette Nervionne of Chicago s IS the guest of her aunt, Mrs. $. z
 Poli.
 Lawyer Edmund Zacher and ex-
 Postmaster H. D. Linsley of Branford
 left Saturday for a weeks outing al \ Sunac Island.
 No. Is wagon was called yesterday ' morning to answer an alarm of fire
 eent in from 54 Smith street. The trou- ' bfe proved to be only a chimney fire.
 Mr. Manville, clerk at Prince & Whitely's, who has been confined to his
 home for week by illness, is out again and back at his place of employment
 Dorothy Paddock, aged six years,
 daughter of John Hadlock of 37 Lake place, fell while playing Saturday and broke her right arm. The bones were set at Grace hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. George K. Foster of 227 Edgewood avenue yesterday returned from a two weeks vacation trip during which they visited among other places the Pan American exposition.
 Tn the act passed by the general as- " 3E5X4AARAJ, censing of the barbers, the time ex- Spires on September il, instead of Sep tember y31, as many have thought
 FASJ board of assessors started their annual tour assessing new buildings yesterday. They will be in the office but little until the first of October, when the new lists are to be sworn to.
 The New Haven delegates to the na- tional encampment of the G. A. R. left yesterday morning for the west on the 9:35 express. Quite number of their friends were at the station to see them off.
 Mrs. Hart, wife of J. J. Hart, agent of the Westcott Express in this city has returned from Canada after an ab- sence of some five weeks She left her daughter Emma there, who will not re- trn for some time.
 A number of drivers are at work on the bow of the schooner Harold C. Beecher, which is now grounded at the chad of the Vineyard Haven harbor The vessel is badly damaged but will be raised in a few days.
 < The K. o. J. society will give ladies' night tomorrow Wednesday, evening sat their rooms in the Odd Fellows building on Crown street. All the ac- tive and honorary members are cor dially invited with their lady friends.
 Mayor Studley yesterday received a communication from Mrs. Ena Trean of 52 Oak street, Lawrence, Mass. She inquires for knowledge of the where abouts of her son Moses or Archil Trean She hasn't heard from him in several years. It is believed he has resided in New Haven.
 Connecticut pensions: Original, Henry Wells, Rockville, &; William H. Van 1Deuren, Middletown, SIP; increase, res toration, reissue, etc., Daniel P. Brad N ley, dead, Middetown, $12; original widows, Charlotte R. Morgan. Meriden, 38 Lucy M. Bradley, Middletown, s; special accrued, August 23, Lucinda Hoadley Naugatuck, ss; Mary A. La fontaine New Haven, $S
 The Peuuot association has rented the club house at Morris Cove to the Yale Alumni association of New York | city for the week of October 20th, dur ing the bicentennial celebration of | Yale university. The members will l sleep at the club house and break | fast will be served there under the l direction of Henry Peters, who with | Henry Hicks has catered to the satis- | faction of the club this summer Lun- cheon and dinner will be sought by l the New Workers uptown.