The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-07-04
BRIEF MENTION.

Atwater's fireworks store at 965 Grand
avenue. Telephone call 1913.
Barney Shipparo was arrested Satur-
day night on the charge of not display
ing his badge when soliciting express
business. The case will come up in the
city court this morning
The investigation committee held an
executive meeting Saturday night. At
Judge Harrison's house it was stated
that there was nothing special to give
out. 1t is understood that another pub
lie hearing will be held later in the
week.
Locomotives 1902 and 408 of the New
Haven road were hauled into the rail-
road shops Saturday in a badly dam
aged condition. They were in coll
1ision at Willimantic Friday and in the
slnashup James E. Tiernan, a fiagman,
suffered a broken arm.
Work has been begun on the dis
mantling of the remains Of the Hoadley
building and removing the debris left
by last winters fire. Architect Robin
son has inspected the structure and
found that for the purposes to which
the building is to be put the walls will
have to be torn down to the first story.
Frederick Strampack Of Westville,
charged with firing torpedoes, was ar
rested by Policeman Herman near
Church and Chapel streets Saturday
night. 1t is stated that Strampack re-
fused to quit the explosive work when
ordered to do SO by the police. STRAIN
pack had a pack Of firecraclSers when
arrested
The dormitories and all the official
Yale buildings were closed Saturday
night. for the summer This includes the
recitation halls, lecture rooms and gym
nasiurn The library will be open for
summer hours. The dornitories and
other buildings will be well renovated
during the summer. All the students
have left the doritories for the summer
Repairs are now in progress on the
school buildings all over the New Ha-
ven district. The school property is
valued at about $2,0O0,00O, and the ap-
preparation for repairs is but $1,000
For several years the board Of educa-
ton has been compelled to fix the
amount for repairs at q figure much
smaller than was demanded, or really
about one-half what could be used adj
tantageously.
The prohibitionists will hold a ratifi-
cation tomorrow evening on the ex-
tensive grounds of John F. Shepard, u
Paramount avenue. Rev. DR.. Charles
Abrane of Boston, who was the speaker
at d recent meeting of the Congrega-
tional club, will deliver an address. Dr.
crane is member Of the executive
committee Of the party in Massachu-
sets. Delegations are expected from
several neighboring towns.
A new order recently issued by the
postoffice department relating to the in
scription on private mailing cards went
into effect Friday After that date pri-
waite mailing cards containing the in
scription Omitted States of America, =
will be useless for mailing purposes,
and any such cards found in the mails
Will be sent to the dead letter office.
Private mailing cards can be used as
heretofore, provided they do not con-
tain the printed inscription referred to.
BY deeds filed in the town clerks Of
fee Saturday Alonzo r. and Charlotte
a. weed and Anna Atwater release to
the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford railroad a strip of land along the
railroad cut from Olive street down
through the rear of 95 William street,
together with certain privileges. Ac-
cording to the deeds the company is to
- il EI.H ~
along the line of the road and under the
rear Of adjoininw land for a distance of
thirty-nine feet to extend six feet I'M
der the property, on condition that the
corporation put the property in good
condition after making its improve
ments. No price estimate Of the piece
could be gained.