The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-15

Yale Students Rowing on Mill River
Funeral of Henry A sabine---Attor-
ney Bree Goes South--BreaIxing of
Grand Avenue Water Main-FuneraI
Services of LiIIia NJ. Allen.
Stuart H. Morgan, the builder, has
Just purchased ZIG feet OF land on Elm
street, near Norton street, and will
erect thereon five tWo-family frame
houses with modern conveniences.
When the improvements are completed
the property will inventory over $780,
600. Each house will have six rooms on
a floor and four rooms in the. attic.
The houses will be built with four
gables and will be very desirable for
first class homes. He intends building
two of these houses this season, begin,
ming about April /. Mr.. Morgan is
just completing fine two family house
on George street.
Frederick Collett. the grocer at 296
Blatchey avenue, who resides over his
/ store, will move in a few days to the
house that he has recently purchased
and located on Exchange street, near
Blatchley avenue.
The Yale students have begun rowing
on Mill river. With few remaining
ice cakes floating down stream, it would
seem rather cool for boating, but the
students do not seem to mind it.
The regular meeting Of Columbia
castle, K. G. E., was held last evening.
After the business a Dutch supper
was served and the season of sociabiIi-
ty around the supper table was much
enjoyed.
There is quite little talk among the
democratic politicians over the out
look for the April election. If a citi-
zerl's ticket is put in the field, there.
will be an added interest and excite
nent in the mayoralty contest.
DIR. James II. Laden has bought a
new PAGER in New York which promises
quite little speed. IA
The funeral Of Henry a. Sabine, two
years of age, who died at the home of
his parents back Of Fair Haven Heights
was held yesterday afternoon The
child died from the effects of spotted
fever. HI
Attorney James P. Bree Of BIatchley
avenue left yesterday for Washington
and old Point Comfort for stay Of
two weeks for the benefit Of his heath.
Letter Carrier e. r. Coogan of Eng
lish street, who has been i'll nearly a
year, isreported as not so well this
week.
Al section Of water main in Ferry
street, just south of Grand avenue,
burst Monday night and workmen
were making repairs yesterday. 1t was
necessary to run all cars between
Grand avenue and Chapel street on the
west track. q
the st. Francis church will include
sermon and benediction.
AT the home of Mrs Francis Healy,
2S4 Blatchley avenue, the Motherhood
club of the Peoples church will meet
this afternoon at 2:30. Teaching
Truthfulness' will be the subject of an
address BY Mrs. w. H. Gardner. I
The funeral Of Michael Welch of FOG
Poplar street will take place at his late
home on Thursday at $3.50 and at st.
Francis church at 9 a. M with a SOL
emn requiem high mass T.
There was large attendance yester-
day afternoon at the funeral services
Of the late Lillia M, daughter of Mar
tin and the late Lydia Allen. The SER
vices were held at her late home, 204
Lenox street, and were conducted by
Rev. r. E. Brown. ~
There will be a mems supper given at
the Pilgrim church this evening at n
e'elock 1T will be followed by an en-
tertainment--a farce in one act entitled
s.Who's Who" 1t is very laughable,
and you are invited.