The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-01-08

High water to-day, 1924 p. m.
Special SALE Primroses zoe, Cycle
mems soc, Bigomias soc, in full flower,
at Champions
Star Of Light lodge No. 8, O. S. of B.,
will hold a public installation in their
lodge room in Odd Fellows building on
Grown street tomorrow Thursday
evening.
During the month of December three
were only three deaths in the town of
Orange, one over eighty years of age
and one about three years old, and the
man who was killed at the railroad sta
tion.
w. Mccormack, wife and son have
returned to their home on First avenue
West Haven, after an extended trip to
Kansas City, Mo-. Chicago and visit
with his brother, Rev. Mr.. Mccormack,
of Trenton, Mo.
Rev. and Mrs, H. l.. Everest and their
Haughter Ruth, of West Haven, left ON
Monday for Huntington, Conn, where
they will make their future home. Mr..
Everest has accepted the rectorship of
st. Pauls church there.
County Commissioner Brewer has
been appointed by the mayor Of Wa
terbury a member of the new board OF
charities of that city. Commissioner
Brewer is we'll known in this city, Wis
ing New Haven almost daily on bust
ness.
The five-masted schooner building at
the yard Of the Holmes Shipbuilding
company at Mystic for the Sutton fleet
of coasters, of which the Hon. James
ID. Dewell, Of this city, is managing
owner, will be launched about the first
of February.
Alfred Holt and family, of this city,
who have been spending the winter at
Wabasso, Fla, will return to the north
soon. Miss May, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Holt, has been seriously i'll and the
time of her return will depend upon her
ability to travel
Enough members of the Masonic
Mutual Benefit association have replied
to the circular letter sent out last week
to warrant the assertion that the asso-
citation will be continued in some form.
Just what shape the reorganization will
take is matter of discussion just at
present.
Miss May Plunkett, the daughter of
The late Joseph D. Plunkett, who has
been i'll in Stonngton for the last four
weeks, was yesterday reported to be re-
covering. The dangerous stage of her
aflnent, which was a combination of
scarlet fever and Bright's disease, has
been passed.
The Hon. Frederick A. Belts, worlds
fair commissioner, is still confined to
his rooms at the Heublein in Hartford
The plaster cast will not be removed
from his leg for a week or more He is
now making arrangements to return to
ST. Louis January Is. Mrs. Belts will
accompany him.
The First division, Naval battalion,
C. N. G.. will hold it's annual smoker in
the Tontne hotel next Friday evening
at $3.50. All members and eX-members
of the staff are invited to attend The
committee in charge is composed of
Clifford M. Peck. Ambrose B. Jewett
and Charles W. Wells.
At the annual meeting Of the East
Haven fire department Monday night
an of the old officials We're elected Tt
was announced that there was a bal
ance ofSS144.2 5 in the treasury. 1t was
the sense of the meeting that need of
the village for fire protection is chem
ical engine and a hook and ladder
truck These will probably be forth
coming ultimately. They have been
greatly needed in the past. Frank w.
W,1lloughby is the chief of the fire de-
partment.