The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-09-23
Local weather Report.
New Haven, Sept. ..
Briei Mention.

High water to-day, l2:OS a. m.
Director Coe of the department OF
public works yesterday appointed Pat
rick Al. Henahan of 442 Congress ave-
nue.. bathkeeper and janitor Of the new
pubIic baths in ST. John street.
Christ church chapter OF the Brother
hood Of st. Andrew held its regular
meeting last evening in the parish
house on Broadway. Bible study is
soon to be taken up by the chapter.
Among the arrivals on the steamer
Ka:ser wilhelm der Crosse yesterday
were winston y. Trowbridge and DR..
Frank II. Whittemore of this city. They
sailed about August l and spent the
two months in France and Switzerland.
Fire Chief Rufus r. Fancher, who is
at the New Haven hospital suffering
with an acute stomach disorder, togeth-
er with nervous trouble, is much bet
Ter and will soon be able to resume his
duties at the head Of the fire depart
ment.
Fire Marshal Gladwin yesterday is
sued a permit to Sperry & Treat for the
'erection of two story brick building,
S6x67 feet, in Jefferson street, near
Grand avenue, to cost $1,5O0. The struc-
ture will be used by the firm as store
house.
AT the celebration of the Tooth ami
versary of the execution of Robert En-
met held Sunday in the opera house in
societies, Attorney James M. Sullivan
OF this city was the orator. He gave a
very eloquent address on the life and
times of Robert Emmett.
Mayor Studley yesterday received
from Governor Chamberlain an accept
ance of the invitation extended to re-
view the parade of the Spanish War
Veterans and attend the reception at
city hall in the evening of Monday, Sep
TENDER rs. A similar invitation will be
extended President Hadley of Yale
Two lots were sold yesterday morning.
Frederick w. Unmach sold to Louise NJ
Zeigler lot fronting 70 feet on Beacon
avenue. The property is I'll feet deep
and is assessed at $700. The other sale
was Of property at Foxon and Easton
streets belonging to Minnie ". Perry. 1t
was sold to Igan Kirchlechner and is
assessed at $500.
The italian Baptist church which
meets at the city mission, POI Orange
street, celebrated last evening the an
niversary Of September 20, 1S70,on which
date the pope lost his temporal power
The pastor, the Rev. A. d. Domenica,
and prominent people of the italian
colony were the speakers. A selection
of patriotic hymns were sung.
The board Of assessors have notified
the taxpayers of New Haven that they
will be in room City hall from Oc-
tober [ to November inclusive, from 9
a. m. to 4 p. M, for the purpose of re-
ceiving tax lists. Blank lists can be
had by application to the assessors on
and after September 2S. No lists will
be distributed this year.
The Gas company's stockholders
meeting next Tuesday is to act upon
the amendment to the company's char
ter to increase it's capital stock from
$2,000,00O to $5,0000O0 The last general
assembly enacted an amendment to the
charter giving the company authority to
Increase it's capital stock from time to
time to the amount of Sc, O00 900, provid-
ed that the stock should be issued only
at par for cash or it's equivalent The
state law requires the formality of the
stockholders approving or rejecting the
proposition and the meeting is merely
for that purpose.