The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-21
Local Weather Report.
BRIEF MENTION.
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 The police investigation commission will hold another public hearing at 8 o'clock tonight in the aldermens chamber.
 The Joint committee on the Fourth of July celebration will hold an important meeting in room 10 city hall tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
 Superintendent Beede has arranged that the distribution of tickets at the high school graduation this year shall be on the same plan that it was last year-that is, that each pupil in the graduating class will receive five tick cts
 Frederick Ott, of Cheshire, and Isaac Addleman, of the Derby road, had a collision at State and Chapel streets yesterday morning. Both wagons were damaged. but as both stated they were somewhat at fault no arrests were made.
 It was stated on the Yale campus yesterday that Donald MacKay, the Yale twirler, who had his arm baked, might get back into the game. He has a fighting chance to get into the com- rnencement game next Tuesday, but that is all.
 The friends of Conductor William Skinner, of the Fair Haven road, are congratulating him over the birth of a. baby girl, who made her appearance yesterday. Both mother and child are doing nicely, and are under the care of Dr. Charles Howland
 Mrs. Daniel H. Lippincott, wife of Patrolman Lppincott, of 245 Howard avenue, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. F. P. States, left on Sunday night on F. F. Brewster's fast schooner yacht EImina for a weeks stay at the home of MT. Lippincott's parents in Green point, l.. l.
 It was learned in this city yesterday that the bid for the Kasaan Bay Min ing company property made by J. D. Carroll has not been made good. A < check was given for s25,O0O at the time of the auction sale, but later payment was stopped omit. Another sale will now be necessary.
 The first appearance of the trolley cars with the one word Consolidated, ; replacing the old F. H. and w. R. R. Co. which once adorned the cars, was made yesterday. The new name, which represents the "Consolidated' railway, is painted in faint silver letters on tie lower part of the cars.
 Sunday morning at o'clock a farm CT, who said he conducted Mixs farm in Orange, complained to Policeman Cook that he was robbed on Congress avenue, beyond West bridge of $32 and a silver watch. Neither the West Ha- ven nor New Haven police have been able to find the victim, the farm or the highwayman
 The price which pr. Frank H. Whit temore paid for the ex-Governor c. R. Ingersoll home at the corner of Temple and Elm streets is given as $40,000 i'll the deeds by which the transfer was made yesterday. It is sold by the estate and there is frontage of 75 feet on Elm street and depth of 1855 feet on Temple street.
 The steel schooner yacht Elmina, owned by Frederick F. Brewster, of this city, is now at Morris Cove. On Sunday the members of the Yale base ball team were taken out for sail on the sound as guests of MT Brewster. The Elnina was built two years ago, and last year won the Astor cup in races sailed off Brenton's reef.
 The side-wheel steamer New Hamp- shire, formerly of the Stonington line, has been designated by the Consolidat- ed railroad to take the place of the steamer Chester W. Chapin in the Sun day excursion service on the New York, New Haven route for the summer sea- son. The New Hampshire will make trips from New York to this city on Sundays from July 10 to September 4, and the Richard Peck will rulr>from this city to New York on Sunday from June 26 to September il.
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