The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-22
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BRIEF MENTION.

Il1SlI WctlCE JO~uoly ebI Osct Ills
 Harper's Magazine for September at the Pease. Lewis Co.'s.
 Mortgages can only be sure that their security is good if taxes are paid.
 John c. Gallagher. assistant clerk ot the superior court, left yesterday for Butte, Mont, on business connected with the order of the A. o. U. W. MT. Gallagher will be gone several days.
 The New Haven road has let a con- tract for 600 freight cars, which will be similar in construction to those recent ly built for the road by the Pressed Steel Car company. Deliveries on this contract will begin in few weeks.
 The board of directors of the Knights of Columbus will meet in this city to-day to open the bids submitted for the construction of their proposed new building on Chapel street. All the work will be let under one contract, except the elevators, which will be let separ- ateiy.
 Kojiro Maksukata, a son of the prime minister of Japan, was in this city Fri day for short time on a tour of New England, which he is making to study the social conditions. He left here for Hartford. He is specially interested in labor troubles.
 William Bulkeley, charged with con- spiracy to defraud three local banks of about s1,O0O, by a check swindle, was bound over to the superior court under $2,000 bail by Judge Tyner in the city court Saturday. Bulkeley was arrest- ed in New York city.
 Tn the town clerks office there is re- corded a sale of a lot in Ellsworth avenue by Lucien Sanderson to David U Morton, an engine driver connected with No. 9's engine house. It is un- derstood that MT. Morton will build a house on the lot.
 Walter R. Cowles of this city and Ralph Schneelock of New Britain, who made schooner trip to Newport News, are now on their way north again in a steamer The voyage to Virginia took eleven days because of contrary winds, but both of them report having had a grand time.
 Captain William H. Barnes of this city is having built at West Haven a tllirty-Hve foot electric naphtha launch, which promises to prove speedy The hull, which is now in the water await ing machinery, was built by Crampton Brothers. The material is of oak and cedar and is substantially constructed. The exterior is mahogany stained.
 Joseph D. Dunn was held for the su- perior court Saturday on a charge of burglary. He was found guilty of bur- glary at the Aschenbrodel, at 179 Crown street, where he took S15. He was em- ployed at the place setting up pins in the bowling alley. After his arrest he informed the police where the money was hidden in his room at 96 Crown street, and all but $1.20 was recovered.
 The New Haven Business Mems asso- citation will have it's annual outing at Fenwick Point, near Saybrook, Sep- tember 2. A special train will be char tered to convey members there. Judg- ing from the responses thus far receiv- ed and the hearty approval with which the idea is being received it is believ- ed that about 200 of the members of the association will make the trip. There will be a baseball game betweeen members and various other sports pro- yided so that the members can have a real enjoyable time.