The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-03-25

High water to-day, 2:20 a. m.
Opening at B. Rogowski's Wednesday
and Thursday, March 27 and %.
F. A. Warner has commenced laying
the foundations for the new Barnum
residence on Sherman avenue.
A programme of popular readings was
given by Willard D. Howe Of Yale be-
fore the Hartford Y. M. G. A. Saturday
Z evening.
George A. Crane, boss dyer at the
Winsted Silk factory, and highly re-
spected citizen, died Saturday morning
of typhoid pneumonia.
Arrangements are being made by F.
j.. Kimberly for the erection Of a new
house on Fourth street, West Haven.
1t will have eight rooms with improve
ments.
Miss Hattie Smith of this city will
give several fine recitations at a mu-
steal and literary entertainment given
at the Methodist church, Derby, Friday
night last.
The seventeenth annual encampment
of the Connecticut division, Sons of
ham memorial building, Norwich, April
Is and 16.
Peter HI. Kaine Of New Haven has
accepted the position of manager of the
recently established branch of the
Springfield Rubber Tire company at 396
Allyn street, Hartford.
The New England Dairy company
has dispensed with the services of Mr..
ID. L. Garvey, and he is no longer au-
thorized to transact any business for
the said company.
The erection of a large building suit
-~hle for the purposes of the New Fla
ven Knights of Columbus is under con-
sideration by the national directors of
the knights of Columbus.
Max Dessauer, Of the Dessauer-
Troostwyk School of Music, will spend
part of this week in New York, going
down to attend the final performances
of opera at the Metropolitan.
Miss Bessie Mix, private secretary to |
Morris Tyler, treasurer of Yale, will sail |
In fortnight for England Miss Mix |
will travel some, but will spend most |
of the summer in Brighton with reIa- |
tives.
DR.. John S. Ely has commissioned |
Architect A. S. G. Taylor of S61 West |
End avenue, New York, to make plans
for his proposed new residence on
Trumbull street next to that of General
Ford.
Work has been started on George H.
Brill's twofamily frame house on
Campbell avenue, West Haven. G. w.
Humphrey has the carpenter contract
John l.. Sherman doing the mason
work, and E. E. Loshe the plumbing.
The funeral of Henry Tristram of
Darien took place from his home yes
terday afternoon. The Rev James Car
roll of New Haven, assisted by Rev. 4
Henry Scofield, officiated Burial was
at the Union cemetery at Five Mile
river.
Contracts have been let for a two
FAMILY house on Campbell avenue,
West Haven, for Frederick Angus, as
follows: Carpenter work, George w.
Humphrey, mason work, John L. Sher-
man; plumbing and furnace heating. e.
q. Lohse
The Odd Fellows of New Britain will
observe the eighty-second anniversary
of the institution of Odd Fellowship at
gathering in I. o. o. F. hall Friday
evening, April 26. The affair will con-
sist of historical programme, literary
entertainment and a smoker.
The marriage of George r. Tomlin-
son of Plainville and Miss Sadie Wilcox
Of Bristol will take place in Easter
week. The ceremony will take place
In the Episcopal church in Bristol Mr..
Tomlinson is a son of Postmaster Tom
linson of Plainvile and Is one of the
most favorably known and respected
young men of the town.
Architect L. W. Robinson has Just
let the contract for a new summer
house in Woodbridge for DR.. Arthur N.
Alling of this city, to Ray & Williams.
The house will be covered with shingles
and will contain eight rooms. with |
brick fireplace. Provision will be made 4
FOR furnace heating and windmill will |
probably be put up for water supply
The extensive alterations and addi-
ions now being made in Professor T. S.
house on Church street, from |
he plans OF Architect X. z. Sturgis of | 4
Boston, will make the house very 1
handsome structure. 1t will be pure | \
colonial with tall huted columns run
hing up to the cornice and the other | \
eatures in keeping. A large gallery 4
Ind the drawing room will occupy the \
'ntire front of this house, the entrance
icing changed to the north end. The |
arge library will be on the southwest | |
orner of the house, with the dining 4
DOM on the other side There will be a |
pacious hall in the center of the house,
rom which a handsome staircase will \
each the upper floors.
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