The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-04-17
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High water to-day, 1854 p. m.
s. A. Donnelly, who is i'll with pneu-
nonia at the Jail, is still very sick
The applications for liquor licenses
from this city are beginning to rush in
upon the county commissioners.
County Commissioner Hart D. Mum
son, who is very ill with cold and at
tendant difficulties, was no better yes
terday.
The Young Women's guild of st.
Thomas church will hold a cake sale in
q the parish building to-day from IL to
and from to g.
Ericsson Bushnell is announced as
the soloist for the next Symphony con-
cert which comes on Thursday after
noon, April 25.
Miss Phillip, of New York city, sister
of Mrs Albert Steinert, has been the
N guest recently Of Mrs. S. B. Shoninger,
Of Orange street.
The sale of japanese articles at Miss
Storer's, No. 6 Trumbull street, for the
benefit Of a student, will continue each
evening until Friday, inclusive.
~ A. Ludington, jr., of the senior
class at Yale medical school, has been
appointed house surgeon in the New
York hospital, to take effect January 2,
1902.
The many friends of Walter Cowles,
son of Frederick L. Cowles, will be glad
y to know that he Is now on the road to
recovery from a severe attack of ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs. G. Berry Poets is in New York
for day or two. She will return this
evening and will accompany the D. A.
RS to Norwalk on Friday to attend
the state annual conference.
Fire Marshal Gladwin issued build
ing permit yesterday morning to John
Lyons to erect at so Hudson street
one family frame house to cost about
$500. The building will be 20 by 30 feet
Some fear is expressed over a posi-
BILE epidemic Of diphtheria at Yales-
willie. Two deaths have already &C.
CURED, the second victim, Mrs Frank
Smith, succumbing yesterday morning.
The next in the series of free Viavi
health talks to women will be given by
Mrs e. B. Cummings, at Grand Army
hall, room 15 Insurance building, on
"wednesday afternoon, April II, at 8
o'clock.
X The annual New York concert of the
Yale Glee and Banjo clubs will be held
in the grand ballroom of the Waldorf
Astoria hotel next Friday evening. The
receipts of these concerts are one of the
main sources of income of the varsity
crew.
The Aid society of the Golden Rod,
o. E. S., of West Haven, will give
public supper ard entertainment in
Masonic hall tomorrow evening. There
will also be a sale of useful and fancy
articles. Hours of super, from to 8
o'clock.
The condition of Miss A. Lillian
Blackman, the stenographer for the
board Of education, who is ill with ty-
phoid, was reported about the same
yesterday. Her case was diagnosed as
one of typhoid fever two weeks ago
yesterday.
Mrs Ellen G. Thompson, in charge |
of the government signal station at |
Lighthouse Point, is quite i'll with the
grip and cholera morbus. She has been |
sick since last Saturday. Mrs. Thomp- |
son is one of the oldest persons in the
weather service in the United States.
Owing to the sickness of Cameron, !
Kunzig, Lincoln, Sherman, and John
son of the Yale university crew squad |
and the disabling of the launch, crew
training is suddenly almost blocked. A
new launch will cost $500, and there is
not much hope of obtaining the money
for it.
Captain Granger Adams is the guest
for two or three days of DR.. f. L. I
Thomson and his sister, Mrs Sara It.
and Mrs. Darling, of Chapel
street. Captain Adams has been sta
toned at Fort Adams at Newport for !
some time but recently has been trans
ferred to Fort Riley in Kansas.
Mrs. c. b. Bolmer, of 10 Lynwood
street, will go to Chicago the latter part
Of the week to attend the wedding of
1er intimate friend, Miss Lucy Chase, |!
and Edward Devereau, of Boston. The
Wedding will be large and fashion
able one. Miss Chase has been the
guest of Mrs Bolmer on several oc-
,esions. The latter will be absent
rom New Haven about three weeks. /:
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