The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-14
Brief Mention.
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Offices to let; new building 80 Church
4 The New Haven baseball team play
The Bristol team here tomorrow.
Louis Allen. one of the leading mel
" Epf the Merden Journal, years ago O
New Haven, was in town yesterday fo
NJ p few hours.
Miss Viola Hazard of Southingtor
\ has returned home from the New Ha.
ven hospital, where she underwent ar
81 operation for appendicitis.
Ralph w. Keeer. student at Yves.
leyan, has been appointed to preach al
the Methodist church, Winsted, for a
y year. He conducted the services Sun
3 day.
DR. Wright is preparing his report
FOR the month of April. 1t includes the
report and details of the typhoid fever
H epidemic, and this alone is most vol
Y luminous.
United States Inspectors Wright and
Dennis yesterday inspected the steam
er Isaac r. Brown of this port, the
I Katrina and Saghaya at Port Jefferson
and the gas boat w. H. Hoyt at
bridgeport.
u DIR. Francis Bacon of New Haven
\ was in Meriden yesterday in consulta-
8'tion with DIR. Dalesdernier on the case
G0f Miss Elizabeth Mellor of Pratt
street, Meriden, who is seriously i'll
with lung troubles.
Mr.. Macinnis Of YALE theological
seminary preached at East Hampton
Sunday in exchange with Rev. William
Glade Of Westchester. Mr.. Macinnis
has been supplying the pulpit in West
chester for the past year.
The Holy Name society of the
Church of the Sacred Heart, will de-
bate the subject this evening of pub
lie Ownership of Public Franchises"
The evening of May 81 will be observed
10 ladies' night a. the club.
Objections were fled with the coun-
ANy commissioners yesterday to the
granting of LIQUOR licenses to Timothy
Keeleher OF 1874 Day street, Walter AL
lyn Of 249 Winchester avenue, and J.
Wagner Of II Shelton avenue
Rev. George L. Clark of Wethersfield
left yesterday for New York to attend
the twenty fifth anniversary of his
graduation from Union seminary. On
his return he will stop at New Haven
and attend reunion of his class at Yale,
where he went two years ago.
Director of Public Works Philip
Hugo said yesterday that arrange
ments have been completed for the lay
Ing 1f Syracuse instead Of Pennsylva-
mia iron shale brick on Chapel street,
between State and York streets. The
work will be begun in few DAYS.
The annual convention of the wo-
mans relief corps department of Con-
necticut will be held at the town hall
Edn Guilford Wednesday and Thursday
One of the features Of the convention
will be a reception by the retiring Of
Hcers to the Grand Army veterans and
their friends Wednesday evening.
Corporation Counsel Robertson is
preparing an opinion for the guidance |
Ut Mayor Driscoll upon the Legality Of |
the resolution recently passed by the |
common council providing for the
sprinkling of streets by Patrick Nor
tell & Co., from March Is. Judge Rob-
ertson said that by the opinion Mayor
Driscoll would be advised to veto the
resolution for two reasons, the most |
important being that the city couldn't
legally now make a contract to do work
from March Is. The opinion will be
made public in day or two.
Jewell Gompertz, who for the past
two years has been attending the CO.
lumbia Dental college in Washington,
d. G., is on a visit to his home here
for few days. Mr.. Gompertz will
next Monday return to Washington to
further pursue his studies in the office
of one of Washingtons most prominent
dentists. His friends here are pleased
10 see him. Nj. GompertA is d brother
Of DR.. Louis Gompertz of Wooster
place MI. Gompertz now holds the
position of doorkeeper in the house of
representatives in Washington