The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-23

Miss Gertrude Proudman, of New
York, Is visiting relatives Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Proudman, of 23S Congress ave
nue..
Miss Matte Berthel and Miss Maudt
Nichols left yesterday morning t.
spend the rest of the summer at Enos-
burg Falls, vt.
4 Louis M. Young, of Meriden, super-
Z vising installing officer of the Roya
Arcanum will make an official visit tC
the Philip H. Sheridan council, No. 1857
to- morrow evening.
Mrs. Augusta Chadburn, of SO Dag
gett street, will go to Carnarsie, New
York, for the remainder of the sum-
mer. She will be accompanied by her
niece, Miss Gussie Emmerich.
Miss Katherine Murphy is i'll with
the malarial fever. She is the soprano
so1oist of the Plymouth church, and
Mr.. Canada, the director has engaged
Mrs. F. w. Brown as substitute until
49, Nurphy's recovery.
Copies Of the public acts of the last
legislature, passed during the January
session, have been received by Town
Clerk Brethauer and justices of the
peace and others entitled by law may
obtain them upon application.
Colonel Louis F. Heublein, who has
recently been elected member of the
New York Yacht club, left Hartford on
Saturday in his steam yacht Katrina
for Glen Cove, i. l., where he Joined
the feet of the New York club.
George J. Gould, the New York multi
millionaire, paid brief visit to this
city Sunday. He did not register at
any Of the hotels, and came in his
yacht, the Empress He stopped here
Tor the purpose of getting his mail.
A collection was taken up Sunday
morning in st. Johns r. G. church
for the benefit of the sufferers from
the Jacksonville fire. The collection
was announced the Sunday before and
was generously contributed to by the
parishioners.
Several parties have been viewing
the Traeger hotel property owned by p.
NJ. Cronan, with view to purchasing
it. The property as cafe and hotel is
almost historic, and it is believed can
be made a good investment by the
proper parties.
Ex- Colonel T. F. Callahan, of the
Second regiment, has presented to each
of the five companies of the city bat
TALON large framed photograph of
himself wearing a khaki uniform.
The pictures will be hung on the walls
Of the company rooms.
e Colonel F. B. Adams, American man.
ager of the International Newspaper
Biographical agency, was in this city
yesterday in connection with an i'm
portant biographical work which is to
be published under the auspices of the
agency which he represents.
Notice has been received at the local
Emitted States revenue office that the
time for the cancellation of beer
stamps by the new method has been
extended to September /. This is due
to the fact that it is impossible to get
the cancelling dies owing to the steel ,
strikes
The towns oe Orange and Seymour
sent communications to Highway
Commissioner Macdonald Saturday
asking for a portion of the state APP |
to make UP $4,000 each, |
when added to the appropriation of the |
towns, to be expended in the improve
rnent Of roads.
Rev. Father Coyle, pastor of st. |
Johns church, had a very narrow es- |
cane from serious injury yesterday |
me rning by being thrown out OF his car
rage on Columbus avenue. Father
Coyle was taken home in hack and .
DR.. Flynn was summoned. He found |
a bad scalp wound and few slight
scratches. His wounds are not consid- !
erred serious and he will probably be out
In few days.