Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-17

in Noank for the Wilkesbarre and Lehigh Coal and Iron company has been successfully launch ed. It has ,4C0 tons capacity.
 First Yale GIee Club.
 The First Glee club will give 8 concert this evening in the Grand avenue Congre- gational church. There is much enthusi- asm in the affair and 8 crowded house is assured. The New York Tribune says the club is ''uncommonly fine" this year.
 Personal Notes.
 Mrs Lorenzo P. Gildersleeve will sail for Flu rope on May 2S.
 returned from extended visit south
 Colonel Doherty of the Second regiment is confined to his room with severe cold Captain and Mrs. J. T. Robins of Stamford re- gently celebrated their golden wedding
 Rev. P. H. Birdsall, rector of the Church of the Ascension, is still ill at his home on Ward street.
 Thomas C. Ward, formerly clerk at the New Haven house, has accepted the position as head clerk at the Grand Union hotel, Saratoga.
 J: D. Plunkett has returned from flying trip t2 Washington. He reports an enjoyable time. mained in New York
 Superintendent of Schools Curtis visited the Ferry street school yesterday morning to arrange for the opening of another room. That section is building up rapidly.
 Private George E. Ward of the Light Guard, whose term of service has expired, has been dis charged from the service after serving the state faithfully for several years. Miss Stella Skinner, supervisor of drawing in the local sehools read paper on "Art in Its Re Re conference in Boston last Saturday. Luke Kiernan, car inspector for the Consoli- dated railroad starts to-day with hie family for Minneapolis, where his son has resided for sev- eral years. His nephew, James Brady, truck pairer at the Consolidated roads repair shops, accompanies him. c;nC -Jo harbor committee of the chamber of commerce, who is back from Washington. reports that he he edRecs Sa that an an extra PIE 1f SlsoGo New Haven harbor.
 Miss Fanny Fern Falk, a recent graduate of her home, No. 454 Elm street. Miss Falk, during the past season in the city of Boston, achieved Lady Macbeth and Juliet, and also in comedy. Dr. Leslie R. Keeley, the discoverer of the cure for drunkenness arrived in this city at noon yes terday. In company with Dr. Keeley were the Pittsburs, Pa, Dr. Tonner of the Oak Crest insti- tute and formerly of the United States marine
  burg, medical superintendent of NewYoriz state, of Opie F. Reid. The party came from New York on the 12 o'clock express, was met at the depot driven directly to Savin Rock. On Wednesday morning Dr. Keeley sails for Europe to establish gold cure depots thcre
 Alderman Frank H. Chatfeld of this city, state organizer for the Order of the World was in ! town yesterday For the past year MT. Chatfield has been hard at work organizing for this order and has met with remarkable success, having se- l cured a strong lodge composed of representative l men in each place visited by him. The May number of the Fraternal News,published in Hart ford, has an entire page devoted to the interests of the order, also 8 very complimentary sketch of the work accomplished by the organizer, togeth. CT with an excellent likeness. At the present time MT. Chatfield Is at work in Hartford, where to the Capitol city to-day, having taken few days vacation to welcome home his family who | have lately returned from Nassau, Bahamas, af- ter an absence of six months.