The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-26

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 The Ladies' Home Journal for Octo- Der at T. H. Pease & Sons
 Ex- Governor Coffin, Of Middletown' was in town yesterday on business trip.
 Mr and Mrs. B. Stock, of 90 Greene E street, are rejoicing over the arrival at their home Tuesday of a twelve pound boy.
 The board of education will hold a regular meeting tonight and take up the matter of appropriations for the ! next year.
 Dean Wayland head of the Yale Law school, continues to improve slowly, but < is not expected to be able to get out of doors for some time yet
 The condition of John M Richards of .141 Main street, West Haven, who broke { his leg about three months ago, is much improved and he is now able to go without a crutch.
 The Twentieth Century club, compos- ed of some of the prominent young men of this city, will give a dance and min strel show at the town hall in West Z Haven on Wednesday evening, Octo- Der 16.
 Bids are now being received by Arch itect l.. W. Robinson on the plans for the proposed new City mission building { to be shortly erected on Orange street on the site now occupied by the Ire mont stables.
 The republicans of Hamden will meet in the town hall October at o'clock 8p m. to nominate town officers for the ensuing year. North Haven republi- cans will meet and nominate officers to- morrow evening.
 The board of assessors of the city will be in session at room s. city hall, daily from a. m. until D. m from October l, 1901, until November 1, 1901, inclusive. Sundays excepted, for the purpose of receiving tax lists.
 The fire which has been burning in ! the. coal bin in the yards of the New York, New Haven and Hartford rail- road for the last three weeks has been finally extinguished by dint of much shoveling and moving of coal
 A pension of s1O per month has been granted to Augustus Hand, day opera tor at fire headquarters, for disabilities received during the civil war when he was assistant engineer in the navy. Congressman sperry received the vouchers yesterday. < A regular quarterly meeting of the Instructors and assistants of the Con- necticut Turn Bezirk will be held in New Britain on October and 6. The local Turn Verein will be represented by Herman Schlissel and Assistant h. structors Christian Brocar and Ernest F Hintz.
 The iron work in the new memorial ca teway being erected near Osborn hall 1r memory of Ives and Cheney, of the x class of 1896. by the class has all been set in position, and all that remains to complete the structure are the tablets which will adorn the posts of the main gateway.
 nr Moses Isaac, who has been an as- sistant at pr. J. H. Kelley's veterinary hosnital. ..left yesterday for New Orleans to ioin the British army service with inc veterinary corps. Dr. Isaac is New Haven boy and graduated from +ba American College of Veterinary in 1895. Since then he has been an assist ant to pr. Kelley. pr. Isaac recently received an appointment in the British service.
 The annual meeting of the New Ha- ven Orchestral club was held Tuesday evening when the following ofncers were elected for the ensu1ne wear; President, George A. Law; vice presl- dent Simon J. Hugo; secretary, Luu- wig Starke: treasurer EdWara 1. wooster; executive committee EuWaru R Warren. William B. Lauderbach and Alton G. Holt. William E. Haesche will continue to act as conductor of the orchestra.