The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-11-02
High water to-day, 1888 a. m.

High water to-day, 500 a. M
w. A. Delehant, who for several
years has been shipping clerk at Miner,
Read & Garrettes, will take up the du-
ties Of travelling salesman for the COM
pany this week.
Miss Lena Gombert, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Gombert, of Redfield
street, and Charles Klein will be mar
Z ried on Wednesday, November 25, at
the future home of the couple on Butler
street
Henry McNeal, seventy-two years Of
age who lives at 81 Carlisle street, was
taken to the New Haven hospital Sat-
urday night with a broken knee-cap
He accidentally slipped on the side
walk.
The board of assessors will finish its
work of accepting, free, the sworn lists
of taxpayers at 9 O'clock tonight.
There were $50 lists accepted Saturday
evening, and, 1t is estimated that 5000
are now in.
uEssss<taaslp Perkins, son of Assistant
Fire Chic Perkins, was run over Sat
urday near Park street by wagon
owned by the Calvin Produce company.
His ankle was broken. He was attend-
ed by DR.. Walter Skiff.
Oscar e. Staaf, who received an A. B.
degree from Bethel college in 1900 and
M. a. from Yale in 1902 has recently
secured through Hapgoods of No. 300
Broadway, New York, very good po-
sition with the New York Life Insur-
ance company.
Announcement has been made of the
coming marriage of Miss Anna J. Rus
sell, of 81 Walnut street, and James J.
Flynn, a railway postal clerk and past
grand knight Of Russell council, K. OF
G. The marriage will take place at st
4 Patrick's church Wednesday morning,
November rs.
In the town clerks office Saturday
there was recorded the sale of a piece
of land on Lake place by Frank Seward
and other heirs of the Seward estate tx
Lena G. and Robert G. Lightbourn. Tht
land sold is numbered 37-39 Lake place
and is assessed for nearly $4,000. Mr.
Lightbourn will probably build a fine
residence on the land.
Francisco Vastola, Of this city, aged
sixty years, was found dead in bed al
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Franz
Pope, IA Canal street, Waterbury, Sat.
urday morning. Medical Examiner
Crane pronounced death due to acciden
tai asphyxiation. Mr.. Vastola wen
from here the day before to spend a few
days with his daughter
The county commissioners on Satur
day afternoon heard the remonstranc'
against the application for a license o
Achilles Capecilato, who wants to keel
saloon on Hill street, near Whiting
street. Some of the residents have OBJ
jected to. the application. Attorney Fl
g. Webb appeared for the applicant an,
Philip Pond for the remonstrants. TIL
commissioners will hold another hear
ing on the matter.
Countess Waldersee, wife of the Ger
man field marshal of that name, an,
her sister, the Baroness Won Wachte
Lautenbach, who came over to t1li
country some weeks ago to attend tn
funeral Of their brother, Bradley Lee
and who were guests in this city few
days ago of Professor and Mrs. Hoppi
ON Hillhouse avenue sailed last Satur
day for Hamburg on board the Ham
burg-American liner Graf Waldersee.
The executive committee of the Inter
collegiate Gymnastic association met i
the Murray Hill hotel New York, Sat
urday afternoon. A new constitution
was adopted, the principal change bein
that each team may enter five men i
every event, but only three men com
pete The selection of a place for tn
intercollegiate meet was deferred, a
Princeton desires to have it in its ne1
100000 gymnasium. This will be de
cided at the next meeting of the com
mittee on Thursday George Mix, 19t
+. S., represented Yale. 81