The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-04-15
Local Weather Report.


High water to-day, STA p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Taylor, OF the
g New Haven house, will leave for Vir-
ginia Hot Springs tomorrow
Thompson & Belden are having new
office fitted up in their extra store on
State street, near Sparks hotel.
"a David w. Clark, with his family, who
are spending the winter in New Haven,
\ Will return to Old Saybrook May l.
The house and farm in Columbia for
1nerly owned and occupied by Milo 5.
Davitt, located in the eastern part OF
the town, was sold at public auction re-
Gently. The property brought $500 and
was puchasred by Mr.. Hale, OF this
city.
An unusually handsome silk flag for
the Second company, Governors FOOT
Guard, New Haven, has just been re-
ceived at the quartermaster generals
Office from the markers. 1t Is OF blue,
gold fringe, with the state seal and fulf
ia5rto embroidered on it in the appro-
ypriate colors.
"A christening service took place at
ST. Johns church yesterday afternoon
III honor Of the birth of the child of
Mrs. Maggie Skinner The affair was
made particularly pleasant through the
courtesy and kindness of the Rev. Fa-
Il Their Heating and Mrs Coffay Of Gill
bert avenue.
1t is now believed by the brickmakers
that the trust which is designed to take
In forty-seven plants in Connecticut
and Massachusetts is considered pretty
certain to go through after May 1. The
amount which it is believed the trust
will need to purchase all the plants
upon which there are options is esti-
mated at 100000.
Mayor Carter H. Harrison was Wis
itor in the city Friday, calling on mem
bers of his class at Yale 'S3. He was
not successful in locating many and
spent the afternoon walking about see
ing the changes since his last visit. He
had finished a strenuous campaign and
has been on visit to Boston and stop
ped here on his way back home.
AT Admiral Foote posts meeting Sat
lrday night Lewis w. Barnes of Co. E,
First heavy artillery, and Clarence Car
penter of Co. F, Fifteenth infantry
were elected members. Arrangements
were completed for the encampment
Of the order at New London, the 9Th
of May. Thirty members have been
delegated to attend the convention
At Dwight Place Congregational
church yesterday forenoon the pastor
in the course of the sermon read a let
ter from Mr.. Armend, the missionary in
China, who is Dwight Place churchs
representative in the mission work. His
letter was very interesting bearing up
on the situation of affairs in China.
He wrote also that he expects to visit
here In May.
Owing to the sweeping reduction in
prices made by the United States Rub
Der company the different factories are
rushed with orders, and the Candee
Rubber company of this city, as has
been advertised in this paper, want 100
Ehoemakers. 1t is believed that if not
another order is received for the rest
of the season there Is work enough to
keep the plants in full operation until
November.
There will be meeting of the ma |
at Temple hall Gold Union Armory) on |
Chapel street next Wednesday evening
which will be addressed by Samuel
Gompers and President O'Connor of the .
association of Machinists
OF America This meeting is ON the
line of the decrease of the hours of la |
Dor for machinists.
The New Haven Water company has
just purchased extensive water rights
In the Wepawauge river, Milford The
property purchased includes the ia
nous Fowler's mill property, which for
250 years and up to last November re-
manned in the Fowler family. The pur-
chase includes the mill proper with all
it's machinery, a dam. water privileges
and pond and twelve acres of land
In addition to the Fowler's mill pur
chase the company has secured two
other dams further up the Wepawaug
river.
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