The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-06-06
Brief Mention.
water to-day, 1:47 p. m.

High water to-day, 1:47 p. m.
Choice lots, Whitney ave-, 450 TT deep
fine chance. E. NJ Clark, 80 Church St
A meeting of the New Haven county
health officers will be held in, Water
& bury to-day.
Mrs. Frederic Sutton, of Front street
Is visiting her cousin Mrs. Frank Brad
barry, of Naugatuck.
Mrs. Celia Treat of this city is visit
Ing her brother, Roger S. Baldwin, of
Wharf street, Milford.
Mrs Charles A. Tomlinson, after a
weeks visit to her daughter, Miss Kate
Tomlinson of Boston, has returned to
u her home on Broad street, Milford.
Ex-Judge Lynde Harrison sailed for
Europe yesterday to be gone till Sep
TENDER. He will join Mrs Harrison
4 and Miss Harrison on the continent,
Workmen employed by Gallagher &
Reilly have begun work on the founda-
tion Of the new Cedar street school.
4 The concrete bottom has been laid and
the foundation walls are now going
; up.
A representative of the Croker
"
~ near Newark, was in town yester-
day seeking to employ machinists and
metal workers to fill bthe places of
strikers.
A. Mugford's steam yacht Raquette
will be launched from George Graves
shipyard in Fair Haven Saturday. She
will be taken to Saybrook and will
steam up the Connecticut river on
Sunday.
A Willimantic dispatch says: Phil
Sheridan camp No. 2, Sons of Veterans,
once one of the strongest camps in the
state, last night disbanded and surren-
dered their charter because of lack of
interest.
Representative Woodruff, recently
appointed attorney of the common
pleas court for New Haven county, will
give dinner to the judiciary commit
tee in Cox's Surf house on Friday
evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Willis H. Grove have
issued their first at home cards for
musicale on Wednesday evening, June
10, at their new home LOG Whalley ave-
nue. The guests will include only in
innate friends.
Theodore Fourier of New Haven
was prosecuted before Justice of the
Peace M'Alpin in New Hartford Mon
day for cruelty to a horse. Prosecution
was at the instance of the Connecticut
Humane society. Fournier was fined
81 and costs.
Rev George F. Genung, d. D., presi
dent of the Richmond Theological SEM
mary, who with Mrs. Genung has been
spending a few days with Court Stem
ographer and Mrs. F. Fl. CoggsweIl, !
has gone to his summer residence at |
Crescent Beach.
Mrs Jennie Camp Harmount, of Chi |
cago. is visiting her sister, Mrs. George
Cruttenden, in this city Mrs. Crutten-
den is president of the Y. w. c. A., and
at her request Mrs. Harmount gave
very interesting talk at the association I
rooms last evening on her travels in the
Orient
Mrs. e. II. English and Charles Eng
lish Of Prospect street were among
the guests at the marriage of Mrs. Eng
lish's brother. Lieutenant Frank Wood
ruff Kellogg, U. S. N, to Miss Mary
Thompson McConihe, daughter of Mrs.
Alonzo McConihe of Troy N. Y, in st.
PauIs church of that city at 4 o'clock
Monday afternoon. The wedding was
very brilliant society event Before
going to the naval academy Lieutenant
Kellogg attended the Hopkins grammar
school and while in New Haven made
many friends.
The Bridgeport High school base ball
team will play the Buckley High
school of New London for the inter-
scholastic championship of Connecti-
cut next Saturday afternoon at o'clock
On Yale field. The new Yal edamond
will be used and the new covered
grand stand. The B. Fl. S. has gone
through the season without losing a
single game, either practice or league, I
md will put up a skilled fight on Satur
lay. Bull1leye, the winner of the east
srn division, is also a strong team, !
having defeated Norwich, which won c
asst years banner The game will (
probably be record breaker in the way t
If good playing, because two such high t
school teams have not been produced in
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