The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-01
['LlNGF6RD HAPPENINGS
ROYE HILL INJURED BY CAN
MONS PREMATURE EXPLOSION.


MONS PREMATURE EXPLOSION.
Golf Club Defeated by nIiddletown CIut
Visitors in Town-scvernI FamiIic,
Depart for the shore or Mountains.
Grove Hill, of Simpson avenue, be-
an to celebrate the glorious Fourth,
is week, a little ahead of time, and
firing cannon and thinking the
Use had gone out poured on more pow
Ter and there was an explosion which
badly burned him and came near
causing the loss of his eyesight.
Mrs. vernilia Marroway, of Plain
valle, is the guest of Mrs. F. M. Staley.
The Wallingford Golf club went to
Middletown Saturday afternoon, short
handed. and met the first defeat of the
season at the hands of the Arawanas.
The Wallingfords were short the ser
vices of Hawkins and Stevenson and
were defeated by score of to 25.
The Wallingfords went to Branford
Saturday afternoon to play ball and
won by a score of to 4.
The Branfords will play here on the
afternoon Of the Fourth and a lively eX-
fitting game is assured
The game between the New Citys and
Views, of New Haven, was cam
late Friday evening.
and Mrs. Frank M Tyler and
nj Misses Ethel, Edith and Margaret
yler, of Fort Pierce, Fla, arrived here
aturday evening and are the guests of
rs Tyler's father, A. ]. Smith, of
urtjs avenue.
Edward M DAILY will go to Milwau-
1ee July 20, with the New Haven lodge
pf Elks, of which he is a member, to
Intend the national meeting of the or
er. The Pan American exposition will
lso be taken in.
The board of selectmen will hold it's
Monthly meeting to-day.
Most of the factories are closed for
be annual midsummer shutdown.
Clarence e. Ebert is home from
Phillips academy Andover, Mass, for
summer vacation.
r, and Mrs John Patterson, Adel-
Patterson and Miss Duck left Sat
" for two weeks sojourn at Null
" Point
derman James Kenendy and bride,
Iolyoke, Mass, were the guests
Sunday of Newsdealer Thomas
Aedy.
bert Wallace is home from st.
school, Concord, N. H, for the
avs.
orney and Mrs. G. A. Harrison and
liter. Miss Blanche, leave to-mor-
for North Branford for the sum-
Miss Lillian Harrison will join
Saturday.
and Mrs. Erwin Powers will
Tomorrow for Hollis, N. H.
and Mrs. j. R. Cottrill and chill
left Saturday for Skilman, N. ].
tottrill will return to-day. His
will remain through July.
10 A, Carr left Saturday for
ence, r. l.
k Moore left Saturday for Con-
a.
4eavenworth is home from
cademy, Andover, Mass.
Mrs r. E. Badger left Sat
for Brattleboro, VT.
Mrs. Albert Nerdrum and chill
left Saturday for Castine, Me.
Employees Of Factory P enjoyed
liz at Ulert grove on Saturday
In.
nd Mrs William Toelle, of Hall
have ten and one-half pound
BY, which arrived bright and
aturday morning.
]. Hayden and family leave this
for Buffalo to take in the Pan
In exposition and later will go
son, Mich.
nd Mrs. Joseph Hadley start to-
Buffalo.
h Main STRAIGHTFORWARD Way,
It's the roll of honor for the va
chools in the Central district for
Who have not been absent or
lriig the past year by the an
orts just out:
chool-Joseph j. O'Connell.
Buckley, William c. Heaton,
", John Phelan, Donald Par
Hail. Maude Phelan, Samuel
street-Isaac Finklestein,
berge, Irene Hayden, Victor
Willie Luby, John Robin
Fugee, Kittie Sutton, May
ary Treloar, Clarence Maillett,
aherty, Nellie Hayden, Henry
R,iam Stone George eraser,
tone, Gertie Riley Margaret
avenue-Ralph Jones,
ksett, Harold Lewis Ray
Frieda Ulbrich, Alveston
Ills Theisen, Rowena Jones,
ich, Ines hampton, Eliza
Gertrude Strohaker, James
I'm Hayes, Lisette Allen,
Bennett Backes, Herbie
eroy Steele, Stewart Hall,
Jones, Jane Strauss, Doro-
lac Casey, Albert Smith, Ma
kson, Ella Claim, Bennett |
Harold Porter.