The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-25
Local Weather Report. New Haven, Nov. 24, 1901.
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N High water to-day, 9:4S a. m.
 Frederick L. Ward has been appoint
 a Administrator of the estate of th
 late Sidney Benham.
 Harper's magazine for December {
 Splendid number at T. H. Pease
 Eon's: also Leslie's for December.
 James Mallory & Co., have given tht \ G.M. Grant company contract tc 1Tect a large addition to their factory
 I'll the Boulevard.
 M. T. Bates, of this city, state Y M EM6eting in the association rooms in the
 readwell block, Danbury, yesterday
 Afternoon at 330.
 SSs William H. Peck has closed his cot &xn'8e at Branford Point for the season lr.M Peck will spend the winter at St
 Ef1ax, in the West Indies. where his $6lAter has a plantation.
 HEX Director of Public Works Philip ESHIso has been confined to his home for
 bout two weeks because of dislo- ESG8fed Shoulder received in a bad fall.
 He is now fast improving.
 s The boys league of the First Congre- katfonal church, West Haven, met on X 6aturday in the Darlors of the First < #Ge0ngrega church. MT. Brown of <Ahis city addressed the lads.
 Contractors c. D. Kinney & Son have Enearly completed the foundations for < the Christ church parish house on
 BEcadway the plans for which are by
 Artin & Hall of Providence.
 meeting of the board of managers 10{. 3he Y. w. c. A. will. be held at the home this afternoon at o'clock. Mrs.
 9unham of Columbus, O., will address
 8S board on the subject, Schools of
 E6nsewiferv."
 All the fixtures for the Doulton, the EE61endfd new apartment house in New |Xork were manufactured and furnish I'll by The Peck Bros. & Go. of New d4aven, whose New York office is locat- RE&l At 27 West 42d street.
 The George M. Grant Co. has been &<&Aing advantages of the fine weather fb$bBuehing work as rapidly as possible m the new high school building, a large Force Of men being now engaged in lay <lIg brick. The walls are up to the first < k4fory window sill.
 Y The New Haven Water company had N force of about fifty men at work all eIast week on the banks of Lake Sa1ton- fGt&lI They are cleaning out all the E1ead roots and leaves and underbrush s&FOund the lake to keep the water ZEWeet and pure.
 E The John S. Osborn Go. has taken the 66ntrAct for the erection Of the new 0&ding room for the Winchester Re- SS&t ting Arms Co. The building will be &6eated on Division street, and will be 10X22O feet, one story high, of wood yrSrry & Treat will do the mason work. s{3round was broken two weeks ago 9or the one room spacious addition to >Ehe Humphrey street Congregational |church, which the ladies' aid society of &heR church is having erected F. A. Warmer is doing the mason work and fAlexAnder McWilliams the joiner work E w. Robinson is the architect.
 Captain Lawrence O'Brien, the mason Builder, and gang of men commenced | Iheafoundation week before last for a 36fge and handsome residence in Bran | Sord for Dr. Penney. It will be a frame | 6Quse in the Colonial style, with good | XeAl of mason work about it. and it is hear the Blackstone library It will | probably not be completed much before me first of July. Williams and Ray Sf this city will do the joiner work. The ladies of St. Andrews M. E. | nhurch will give New England supper md rubber social in the church par |brs next week Wednesday evening, December 4. Each person attending is teQuested to bring piece of rubber of tome sort, a rubber shoe or bicycle Ere, or boot, all of which will be Slaced in barrel, which will be sold to me funk man. Tonight at the church Rey. A, J. Smith delivers his highly in- Ioresting lecture on his trip to Turkey md the Holy Land.