The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-21
Local Weather Report,
New Haven, Jan. 20, 1901.
Brief Mention.
alter to-day. 11:51 D. m.

Bargains In SHOES at EoWaTIn BTOS-
Rev. w. G. Lathrop of this city spoke
at the mass service held in Derby yes
terday afternoon
M. Sonnenberg, of the Sonnenberg
music store. is i'll in bed with grip at
his residence on State street.
John Meachem, who has been at the
New Haven hospital for several weeks
with broken arm, is able to be out
again.
Rev. Mr.. Kerr of Westville preached
at the morning and vesper service at
the South church, Hartford, taking the
place of Rev. DR.. Parker, pastor of the
church, who is i'll.
Ellen Burton who was taken sudden
1y i'll and fell at the corner of Com
merce and Temple streets Saturday, is
recovering at the New Haven hospital.
Her illness is heart trouble.
At the New Haven hospital yesterday
It was stated by the officials that
young Hackett, the man who was run
over by freight on the Berkshire di-
vision a few days ago, would in all
probability ultimately recover.
Mr. and Miss Lynch of Waterbury
came down to spend Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs Daniel Hurley of IS Bishop
street, and also with Miss Elizabeth A.
Harley, of Altoona, Pa, who is guest
at Mr.. and Mrs. Hurley's home.
The Rev. Father McKeon, pastor of
the Sacred Heart church, gave an en-
tertainment in the school hall Saturday
afternoon for the members or the
Junior sodality society and the altar
boys. The attendance was very large.
Mrs Michael Conlon of Hill street,
Derby who has been confined in the
New Haven hospital for some weeks
past, was able to set UP for the first
time on Friday. 1t is expected that
she will be able to return home in
about four weeks.
The tenth anniversary of the forming
of Pyramid lodge, A. 0. u. W., will be
celebrated at the lodge room in Pyramid
building on State street this evening.
There will be celebration with cigars
and also speeches by charter members.
1t is hoped that every member will be
present.
A new course will be added to the
curriculum at the Boardman manual
training school beginning to-day, when
both the scientific divisions which will
be graduated in 1905, will begin to OPP
crate on new schedule. Twice a week
these divisions will receive instructions
In physics from Professor Bauderi.
Pastor c. H. Mcdonald of the U. A.
M. e. church writes to the Courier ask
ing for one more appeal for his strug-
Cling church. The sum of $40 is needed
immediately and greatly to tide them
over present pressing difficulties. A
few small contributions from our be-
nevolent people will meet the case, and
gladden. this church greatly.
The final hearing of creditors in the |
petition in bankruptcy of Frederick H. |
Benton, of this city, was held Saturday |
before Refere Newton. There being no |
opposition to recommendation for the |
discharge of the petitioner, the referee |
took such action. The papers will go !
before Judge Townsend for his APPROX |
al on Monday. 1t is believed that the
estate will pay about rs per cent.
Attorney James D. DeweIl, jr., repre-.
Eenting three creditors, filed in the
United States court on Saturday an in
voluntary petition in bankruptcy of |
Patrick and James Campane. The Cam
panes were formerly in the grocery bus
mess at ALT Grand avenue They owe
ST. 900. 1t is set up in the petition that
the Campanes have attempted to de-
fraud the creditors by transferring II
J. D. Dewell & Co., C. C. An
drew & Co. and Miner, Read & Garette, Il
wholesale merchants, are the heaviest
creditors