The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-06-17
itl,lel Mention.


Frank Martin, of this city, is guest
of Carlton Hubbell in Bridgeport.
Mrs Josephine Fitch, of 213 Orchard
street has gone to New York to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Lemuel Hopton.
st. Roman st. and Whitney Ave. lots
park style; location Incompatible In
city. E. M, Clark SO Church St
Captain Woodruff of the central po-
lice station, is home from very en-
joyabel vacation trip spent down east.
Rev. I. c. Meserve, of this city, again
conducted the services at the Congre-
gational church in Middletown yester-
day.
Rev. William Milton Hess, of Yale
Divinity school, this city, occupied the
Congregational pulpit in Bridgeport
yesterday.
The ST. Augustus society met yester-
day afternoon and made further ar
engagements for the society's coming
grand excursion in August.
Mr.. Torstenberg of Yale, conducted
the services at the Swedish Lutheran
church in Middletown yesterday in the
absence of the pastor, Rev. l.. p. AL
quist.
Tax Collector Anthony, who request
ed Elias p Merriman to remain as
cashier of the tax office until July 1st,
has received an answer of acceptance
from Mr. Merriman.
The chemical engine from 3's house
on Saturday afternoon extinguished
fire in the cellar of the house No. 237
York street, occupied by Mrs. Cannon
as boarding house.
Alfred M Smith, superintendent of
the fire alarm system of Southington,
and Miss Edith King, principal of the
South Center school there, will be mar
ried at Miss Kings home in Summer
vile June 27.
Mrs. L. M. Hubbard and Kenneth
Hubbard, Of Wallingford, left Saturday
to attend the graduation exercises at
Wesleyan academy, Wilbraham, Mass.
Marsden Hubbard is a member of the
graduating class.
Assistant Fire Chief Perkins left for
the Buffalo exposition yesterday, to-
gether with l.. p Hurley, Of Hook and
Ladder company No 2, and L. D. Coats,
of Hook and Ladder No. 1. Mr.. Per-
kins Will remain there week, the 9TH
ers two weeks.
July Theodore H. Macdonald now
chief clerk in the office of the board
of assessors, will become an assessor
succeeding Charles A. Baldwin, whose
term expires. The question of who
shall be Mr. Macdonald's successor has
yet to be determined.
Miss Elsie Bradley, daughter of Sig
nal Officer George Bradley, of Cottage
street, has been quite seriously i'll with
typhoid fever for two weeks. Her
brother, william Bradley has but re-
Gently recovered from number of |
weeks illness with the same fever.
A. Anzelewtz, head of the firm Of A.
Anzelewitz & Co., wholesale jewelers., |
of 10 Canal street, New York city, is |
visiting his friend, Morris Persoff, of rs |
Arch street, for a week. While here Mr..
Anzelewitz will visit Yale college and |
the principal places of business In the
city. He and Mr. Persoff are natives
of the same town in Russia.
Mrs. John S. Coburn, Mrs. Elizabeth
Sheldon Tillinghast, Colonel John W.
Lowe and James P. Wood have been
presented with valuable mementoes of
the druggists convention. Mrs Co
burn was the chairman of the very eff
ffcient ladies' committee, Mrs. Filling
hast was one Of the speakers and Col
onel Lowe and Mr.. Wood were members
of the entertainment committee, the
former being the chairman. Mrs CO.
burn and Mrs. Tillinghast received
beautiful cut glass bottles, while Col
onel Lowe received a loving cup of gold
and onyx and Mr.. Wood a silver pitch
er.
The new law aho'iehrig tho hoard Of
requires that six aldermen
at large and fifteen more, one from
each ward, shall be elected and shall
take the place of the two branches of
he present city council. The aldermen
and councilmen elected last April in the
,ity election will not be legislated out |
If office, but viii retire at the eXpira- {
ion of their terms of office. The first
election under the new law will take 8
place on the second Tuesday in April of !
lext year. In the year 1903 the board | i
will be made up Of the seven elected
n the even wards of the city in April 6
If that year, eight holdovers elected in {
he odd wards the previous year. and $
TX members at large. e