The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-08-10


Miss E. " Rockwell leaves to-day fol-
three weeks stay at Mapleview
Eagleville, near Willimantic.
The members of Company A, Tween
ty-seventh regiment, Connecticut Vol
unteers, will hold reunion at the Surf
house next Wednesday,
William Wiseman, general secretary
Of the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton at Keene, N. H., is the guest of DR..
Charles P. Haller in Yalesville.
B. r. Buell., of Southington, who has
Just sold his hotel, the Bradley house,
to r. H. Lewis, a Springfield man, will
take a two weeks vacation at the west
shore.
Mrs. August ITIalfinger and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank H. Siler, and son, of 144
Chestnut street, are spending the sum-
n1er at Warren, Litchfield county, Con-
necticut.
Miss Nellie Barrett of Westville, will
start for the Pan-American exposition
.....-...--.- III onday. She will be the guest of
Buffalo friends and expects to be away
six or eight weeks.
Mayor Studley will be mustered into
the General A. H. Terry command No.
8. Union Veterans Un!y-i, on August %.
The command talks of having a days
fishing trip to Block Island on August
49,
Rev. Mr.. Kerr, formerly pastor of the
Congregational church in Westvile, is
in town on a business trip. While here
he is making his headquarters at the
residence Of Mr.. White on Alden ave
niue
Miss Alice M. Perrin, who has been
stenographer at the office of the board
Of education, has resigned her position
She will be married the latter. part of
this month-to Burton Winter, of Hum
phrey street
The Sarsfield Guard We're instructed
Thursday evening by Captain Donovan
In the topography of the country in
which the sham battle is to be fought
& at camp. Special directions for the at
tack we're given.
The West Haven Gun club will hold
its regular monthly shoot in West Ha-
ven to-day, commencing at 2 o'clock.
The event is expected to be very inter-
esting, as many crack shots from all
over the state will attend.
Entries are already being received for
the baby show at Savin Rock, which
occurs on August 81. Any baby in the
state is eligible and the list of special
prizes Offered is being constantly aug
mented. There is no charge for entries
to any one.
News received by friends of Mrs A.
Heaton Robertson, who went to Berlin
In June, accompanied by her daughter
Miss Mabel, reports both well and en-
loving themselves in the famous old
musical European center. The voyage
was q. pleasant one.
j. G. Stuart and Grant Shearer, of
the firm of G. H. North & Co., bankers
and brokers, 10 Wall street, New York,
were in New Haven visiting Il. p.
Ahearn the firms representative here.
Mr.. Shearer is on his way to Hartford,
where he will manage the new office of
Messrs. North & Co. in that city.
United States Gauger Edward A. Jo-
achinson said yesterday that the retail |
ealoonkeepers who were found guilty of |
selling beer wholesale had all paid the |
fines Imposed by the government. There
were three men who sold the beer in |
kegs illegally, and as each had to pay |
s7b this brings $225 into Uncle Sans |
pockets.
The Olympians were defeated by the |
Crystals on the depot lot yesterday |
forenoon by the score of Is to H. The |
feature of the game was the pitching
Of Murphy, who struck out three men
II, the ninth inning with three men on I
bases. The batteries were Murphy and |
O'Donnell for the Crystals and Farlan
and Moran for the Olympians.
Fifty patients at the hospital had a
sail on the sound yesterday afternoon
on the barge Chester Church. which
came here from Bridgeport. Only the
stronger inmates who are convalescing
were able to go. The expense of the
outing was borne by a New Haven in
diyidual who has given a similar outing
for eight years.
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