The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-23
Brief Mention.
High water to-day, 7:46 p. m.
 Buy a lot s1OO. R. E. Baldwin.

Buy lot S100. R. E. Baldwin.
 Pease & Son have received Harpers for December.
 The board of education committee on schools yesterday afternoon visited the Shelton avenue school
 A number of New Haven people were present last night at the Corbett- Shark ey contest in New York.
 It is reported that the sound steamer 10 be placed on the New Haven line will be named the Quinnipiack.
 Frederick c. Penfield, formerly con- sul at Cairo, Egypt, has arrived from Europe and is at his home in Hart ford.
 Henry J. Fredericks, of the firm of F'redericks Bros., Derby avenue, is re- joicing over the birth of daughter Monday afternoon.
 Yale will be represented in the gen. eral assembly by two senators, S. H. Chittenden of Madison and Judge G. H. Welch Of Torrington, and fifteen mem bers of the house.
 The New Haven string orchestra, H.. Y N~ASsSSs'iASh, lCodCI, VIII IeIlu6E SOIIlG popular and classical selections this. Wednesday, evening between and 9 at Ewen Mcintyre & Co.'S.
 Wilbur F. Anderson, leader of the Holiness band, which caused such eSs- citement a year ago, after which he disappeared for a time, has announced to his followers in Lyme that he is now a UniyersaIist
 The Harmonic Fortnightly club held the third of it's series of social hops in Harmonic hall Monday night About twenty-five couples of young people were present and enjoyed dancing a programme of sixteen popular numbers.
 The wedding of Charles O'Brien and Miss Julia Brady will take place at St. Patrick's church this morning. Rev. Father Russell will officiate. The couple will leave on trip to Washing ton, Baltimore and other southern cit- les.
 Robert E. Hall, captain Co. K, Sec pnd regiment, c. N G., New Haven, has been placed on the retired list at his own request and Harry J. Norton, jr., first lieutenant has been notified to warn a meeting to elect Captain Halls successor.
 The graduate nurses of the Connec- ticut Training school will soon have a headquarters at 22 Trumbull street. Preparations are now being made for opening the headquarters, but this will not occur until January 2. A register will be kept of nurses who are waiting for calls.
 Frederick l.. Averill has received a letter from Secretary John D. Long of the navy, informing him that he will be honorably discharged as a pay master in the navy upon the presenta- tion of his reports as such officer and the approval of the same.
 Cards of invitation have been issued by MT. and Mrs. Franklin Farrel of Ansonia, for the wedding of their daughter, Miss Florence Adele Farrel to George Clarke Bryant, which will take place in Christ church, Ansonia, on Wednesday evening, December [, at 6 o'clock.
 Connecticut conventions arranged fol the past week are the meeting of the State Civil Engineers and Surveyors association at Hartford, January 10 and the Southern New England Whole sale Grocers' association in the same city, January F. The grand lodge, F and A. M., will meet at New Haven January 1S-19.
 The members of the degree team o1 Hope lodge, No. 8, Degree of Honor of New London, with members of thf lodge, about thirty in all, will visit the Fair Haven lodge next Monday. Int officers of the grand lodge will be pres ent at the meeting of the Fair Haver lodge in the evening. The New London guests will banquet after the meeting
 The Westville A. c. football team has nearly completed arrangements for its game with the Naugatuck Y. M. c. A lightweight team Thanksgiving morn ine. In the afternoon at o'clock the strong West Haven team will line III against the Naugatuck Y. M. c. A regular team. The West Ravens have only one defeat to mar their otherwise good record this season on the grid iron.