The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-04-25
Local Weather Report.
New Haven, April "a.

ter to-day, 1858 p. m.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Delehant, OF
So Bailey street, are rejoicing over the
arrival of a ten-pound boy. Mother
and son are doing we'll
All license applications must be flee
with Sergeant Driscoll by the 30th OF
April. After the first of May all who
have neglected to do so will be prose
cuted.
william H. Henderson, the smallpox
patient at the pesthouse at Springside,
who was mate on the Buccaneer, which
h arrived here Monday, is reported as get
ting along comfortably. His home is In
Gardner, Mass, where he has a wife
and family.
Mayor Studley yesterday vetoed the
order of the court of common council
granting A. A. Eisele permission to kill
calves at his butcher shop on DiXwell
avenue. The mayor says that the or
dinances govern his action in the mat
ter TEL.
The summer schedule of the Consoli-
dated railroad will go into effect at
: 1901 a. m, Sunday, May 4, aud at the
"a 36dITlG tllIlt SGNtIdi iiIPol Aohe Siidiio% so
I'LL be made in the working time or
runs of the conductors and brakemen OF
the express trains which run between
New York and Boston
Seven new elm trees of few years
growth will be placed on the central
green near the churches within a few
days by the department of public
works. They are to take the places of
the decayed elms which have been re-
moved The trees will be selected from
the woodlands of Edgewood park
r. p. Valiquet, general inspector for
the Mohican Grocery company, is in
town visiting e. P. Merriman, manager
of the New Haven store. Mr.. Valiquet
goes from here to New York where he
will inspect the Mohican stores in
Poughkeepsie, Peekskill and other cit
les bordering on the Hudson river.
Arson Phelps Stokes, jr., secretary of
Yale university, spoke last evening in
Baltimore at the annual meeting of the
Churchman'S club of Maryland, an or
eanization Of the Episcopal church His
subject was Encouraging Signs of the
Religious World" Rev. Mr.. Stokes left
here Wednesday noon and will return
to-day
Don't forget that the sales at the
George H. Ford companys auction are
not confined to expensive articles Peo-
Die wanting trif1es can secure some
thing to their taste at the auctions, just
the same as those wishing something
rare and costly. Anything wished for.
selected before the sale, will be offered
at auction.
The Grace Method st Episcopal church
is planning to give public reception
to the retiring presiding elder, Rev. DR..
John E. Adams, and to the newly APP
poined presiding elder, Rev DR.. w. A.
Richard next Monday evening from
to 10 o'clock, All the pastors of the
New Haven district and the members
of their official board will be invited to
attend.
The postal receipts at the New Ha-
ven postoffice for the month of March
show an increase Of about 121s per cent.
over the same month last year. This is
a very favorable showing, and demon
strates that the New Haven office is
rapidly increasing in Importance. The
fifty largest postoffices in the country,
OF WHICH new Haven is one, Snow a net
Increase of 10 per cent
The office of the tax collector has be-
gun the sending out of about II 600 bills
for military tax due from all male cit
liens between the ages of tWenty-one
and forty-fve years. This number of
course, does not include those exempt |
ed for reasons of physical disability to |
perform military duty, or those who as |
property owners will have their mill |
tary taxes included in their regular tax |
usts