The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-10
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Borst VIII Admitted to Probate-FinaI
Meeting of Ward Registrars-Many
Persons Im-GeOrge Fl. WohImacher
for AIderman-Ladies' Auxiliary to
Give Barn Dance.
In the probate court yesterday the
will of the late Mrs. Caroline Borst
was admitted to probate. A daughter,
Mrs. Annie Lord of Hartford, is the
principal beneficiary under the will,
and Philip Borst of this place and Mrs.
Louise L. Gruener of this city. two
other children, allege that undue infiu-
ence had been exerted over Mrs. Borst.
The estate is of about $4,000.
John Harty has sold to Susan Nc
Gee property fronting fifty feet on
Blatchley avenue. .,-
A considerable amount of grip is pre-
Yailing and physicians even look for an
increase of cases when the snow begins
10 melt. Usually with a warm wave in
winter, grip cakes sort of epidemic
form. There are also very many colds
which have not assumed the grip form.
Many home remedies are used in the
first stages of grip, but the ailments
usually result at last in calling in a
physician. ze5g5 =. 49,
Workmen have been employed over at
the dock Of the National Wire corpora
ton in saving out a waterway in the
thick ice, so as to get a loaded barge
alongside of the chute, SO as to remove
the lading Of coal. 1t was laborious
work, but the effort was successful and
an additional supply of coal for these
extensive works has been secured.
Daniel Houlihan, who died at his
home. 1876 Pine street, Wednesday will
be buried to-day with services at his
late home at $3.50 and a requiem high
mass in st. Francis church at o'clock.
This afternoon the members of Perse-
vering circle of Kings Daughters will
hold meeting with Mrs. Charles Sha-
yer. &
This evening there will be a final
meeting of the ward registrars for the
purpose Of completing the caucus regis
tration.
John H. Cain, the letter carrier, is ill
at his home, LAT Clay street.
A meeting of the Charity Whist club
was held Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Stephen Leary on Pine
street. Prizes were won by Miss Kate
Kirwin and Mrs Stephen Leary. Next
"wednesday there will be another meet
ing of the club at the home of Miss
Kirwin on Blatchley avenue.
The committee Of arrangements are
preparing for the second informal dance
of the /. f. social club, which will take
place at Polar Star hall Monday even
ing, February 90
The degree team of Quinnipiac con-
clave, I. o. H., have been invited to &C
to South Norwalk to initiate several
candidates at the meeting of the con-
clave in that city next month.
Just east of the Yale boat house,
where a large portion Of the snow
cleaned off Of Chapel street has been
dumped there is a long pile Of the ma
terial about ten feet deep piled up. IT
is undoubtedly the biggest accumula-
lion of snow in the city.
w. Jones of Blatchley avenue has re-
turned from vacation trip to Buffalo
and Niagara Falls
The condition of Alexander LalkoW-
ski, who was injured on Wednesday al
the wire mill. is improved and it was
stated at the hospital that he would
he likely to recover. ...,
Noah Allen of Perkins street is i'll
with stomach troubles. "a trGs
Captain HaIlock Of steamer Ruel
Rowe Is i'll at his home on Lenox street
Mrs. John Stirrup Of Lewis street is
recovering from pneumonia.
A little daughter has arrived at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Budd of Grand
avenue.
Alexander M Donald left yesterday for
the south for the benefit of his health
George H. Wohlmacher is said to be
the probable democratic. nominee for
alderman in the Twelfth ward.
The ladies' auxiliary Of the Annex
Fire department will give a barn dance
February % at the engine house at the
Four Corners. Those attending will be
dressed in costumes.
Polar Star lodge, /. 20. o. f., will
hold its annual fair February "a tc
March 6 at Polar Star hail.