The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-17
VARIOUS ITEMS.


 January has been fguered. It amounts to s25O,OOO. The month was one of the worst for the work of the kind for years.
 Superintendent Linsley of the state free employment bureau yesterday made his report of the work of the agency in this city for the month of February. There were 1S9 applications for employment and 91 applications made for help. Situations were secured for IS persons.
 Middletown. Conn, March 16-Rev. Father Mitchell Minehan, of Paris. H.. formerly of this place, died at the home of his mother here this morning of lung trouble. He was S2 years of age.
 The Yonkers. and Nepperham Realty company. which has been incorporated in this state with a capital of s225,OOO, has elected the following directors: P. J. Cronin, Emerson R. Hotchkiss, Ed ward s. erry, L. Wheeler Beecher, and Hobart L. Hotchkiss of this city; Jas. c. May. and Frank M. Twitchell of Naugatuck, and Alfred $. Wells Of Bridgeport. The company has acquired large tract of land in Yonkers.
 Chester, March 16.-Captain William Dickinson died at his home on the Straits road yesterday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Captain Dickinson left wife, a sister, Mrs. Della Parmelee, of Win throp, and two brothers, David Dick inson, of Deep River, and Smith Dick inson, of New Haven.
 Company G., c. N. G., of Waterbury, voted to visit the St. Louis exposition during the month of June The trip will be for 10 days, and will include half day at Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
 Burglars robbed L. Rosenberg & Co.'s store on Congress avenue of $10 in change and box of cigars some time Tuesday night. They stayed awhile and smoked some choice cigars and ate some bananas.
 After gradually filling with water and sinking for several days, the freight boat Eleanor T. Peck, owned by the consolidated road, and docked all winter at Heaton's wharf, was found this morning firmly settled in the harbor mud. At high tide the water was with in three feet of her upper deck, and her hold was flooded.
 Miss Mabel Munson of Wallingford underwent a successful opration Tues day afternoon at the New Haven hos pital, which was performed by Dr. Ram ca of Matxr To a1 t,.r s. Russell of Wallingford. The patient is doing we'll
 Rev. w. A. Richards, presiding elder of the New Haven district M. E. church preached ill Park chapel, Morris Cove, last evening at 8 o'clock. After preach ing he administered the holy conmun- ion. .s.aisS
 Mayor Stu6ley and several members of the board of fire commissioners this week inspected some property in the center of the city for a new site for a Fire Engine company, No. 2, which is now on Artizan street.
 Hartford, March ls.-Govertor Cham berlain has accepted a requisltion from the governor of New Jersey for the sur render of Douglas Golden, under arrest in New Haven, who is charged with grand larceny, alleged to have been committed in Bergen county, of that state, January 9, 1904.
 Work was begun yesterday on the im- provements to the baths in the base ment of the Yale gymnasium which are used by the baseball players in the spring and by the football players in the fall. Both tub and shower baths are included.
 The c. I. Yale Manufacturing com pany of Wallingford has filed a cer- tificate of organization. The capital is $50.0O0. The Eastern Iron company of Meriden has filed certificate of in corporation. The authorized capital is $3OO,0O0. The Knickerbocker Con struction company of New Haven, has filed a certificate of organization. The authorized capital is $25,000.
 Daniel Bailey, one of the best known and most respected citizens of the Town of Enfield, died Suddenly at his heart failure. He is survived by his wife and six children Edward of New Britain, Robert, William and Daniel of Scitico Nellie E., who is also living at home, and Mrs. John Madden of New Haven.
 Collinsville March 16.-The two-story frame dwelling on Maple avenue, occu- pied by MT. and Mrs. F. E. Chidsey, l and rxx,pa5 I,xy Mrc Tr,,ailxr To