The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-07-14
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The First Congregational Sunday
school in waterbury passed through
the union depot yesterday on a picnic
tour to woodmont. There were about
200 IN the party.
The annual reunion of the veterans of
Co. E. Twentieth G. ". which was
largely recruited from the vicinity Of
southington, will be held on Wednesday
of next week at Lake Compounce.
The Bay View team Of New Haven,
who are to play the Naugatuek Fire
department nine here next Saturday.
are considered pretty fast team. They
played here last season. -Naugatuck
News.
An order issued from the adjutant
generals office grants leave Of absence
from July Is to September 8, with per-
mission to leave the state, to Rev Ro-
milly B. HUMPHREYS of South Norwalk,
chaplain of the Third regiment, C. N. g.
Mrs. Woodbridge, widow of the late
Colonel Jabez Z. woodbridge, VIII ac-
company her sister, Mrs George May
vile, to Fort Coventry, N. Y, next Sat,
urday, where the latter lives with her
husband and family on an extensive
dairy farm.
Attorney E. S. Thomas, secretary Of
the democratic state central committee,
has arrived home from the st. Louis
convention. He was enthusiastic for
the ticket. and the prospects for Park
er's election were Of the best. he de-
clared.
The four members of the democratic
state central committee Of this city and
Town Chairman Albert F. Welles were
arranging for ratification meeting Of
the democratic nominees. Nothing will
be done about the matter however, I'M
til Judge Parker is notified.
The price of beef was yesterday morn
ing raised by the wholesalers from 81
to So per 100 pounds, owing to the west
ern strike. This means that the re-
tailers in that commodity of this city
will be required to charge from three
! to four cents per pound moe than the
present rates.
Director Coe OF the department of
public works yesterday awarded the
contract for the construction of the
sewer in Divwe1l avenue between West
Ivy and Thompson street to Thomas F..
Maher, the lowest bidder His bid was
$4.251. The other bidders were G. d.
Whartons $4,S21.5o; J. B. Whitby, s4,-
1920.
The following young ladies of this
city are stopping at a cottage in Wood
mont during July and August: Miss
May Schifferdecker, Miss Carolyn Hart
man, Miss Pauline Herpick, Miss Mary
Lyons, Miss Martha Martens, Miss
Theresa Borse and Miss Sara LeVey.
They are being chaperoned by Miss
Elizabeth Dunn.
Chairman Albert f. Welles has for
several days been searching for suit
able suite o. rooms in which to install
the members Of the democratic town
view. Three places in Chapel street
have been looked over. The chairman
hopes. however, to secure the rooms
before the end of the week.
A certificate of Incorporation has been
filed with the state secretary by Hulrs
Branch Drug store, No. 1, of New Ha-
ven. The authorized capital stock is
$4,000 and the business is to begin with
NOT less than $1,000. The incorporators
are James III. Redding Of Branford and
John j. Hogan and Margaret G. TIig-
gins of New Haven.
General Manager Holloway of the
Hartford Brewing company of Lowell
Mass. which is the largest creditor OF
the Niederpruenl company, Incorporate
ed, owners Of the well known Heubleins
cafe on Church street, arrived in this
city yesterday afternoon in the inter.
ests of that properly which has not vel
been disposed of. A consultation is be-
ing held between the paties at interest
what shall be done with the property.
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