The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-03-06
Local Weather Report.



High water to-day, GIG D, M.
One hundred acres 81. 900. r. E. Baldwin
Judge and Mrs. Lynde Harrison, who
are in Florida, are not expected home
for several weeks
William Woods Chandler of this city
has been secured as organist for the
coming year at the Prospect church ir
( Bristol
Mrs. Timothy Bishop and Miss May
Bishop, who have gone south, will &C
as far as New Orleans before starting
to return.
Silver City lodge, A. o. U. W., of
Meriden, has voted to invite the degree
team Of Momauguin lodge of this city
to attend it's next meeting.
M. Steinert, the piano dealer, head of
M. Steinert & Sons, leaves with his son,
William Steinert, to-day for Lakewood,
to be away for several weeks.
Another of the Cinderella dances takes
place at the Lawn club Wednesday
night and on Monday, March 10, the
postponed Patriarchs german will take
place there.
Connecticut Rock lodge, F. and A. M,
will have a grand ball at Harmonic hall
next Wednesday evening. 1t will be one
of the most brilliant in the history of
this influential lodge.
George Greenleaf former New Ha-
Nener, son Of Mrs. Joseph H. Greenleaf
was in town for a short visit last week
He has responsible position in one of
the ilargest manufactures of New Jer-
Eey.
A certificate of organization has just
been filed in the secretary of states Of
flee by the Norton Bros. & White COM
pany Of New Haven, capitalized at ST.
900 and to be devoted to dealing in wood,
etc.
William Fl. Merwn of Temple street,
who badly injured one of his hands by
buzz saw several weeks ago while at
work at Strouse, Adler & Co., has not
yet been able to use his hand; but the
wound is now healing fast.
Presiding Elder c. j. North presided
at grand rally Of the Hartford Meth
pdists held yesterday at the Asylum
street M. E. church in that city. The
affair was in connection with the dedi-
cation of the new Swedish M. E. church
OF Hartford.
Rev. Duane N. Griffin, former pas
or of the Epworth M. e. church, this
city, preached yesterday to his congre-
cation in Hartford on the subject, MAR
row Methodism and Broad" which was
the exciting topic at the recent Meth
odist ministers convention in Middle
town.
At a meeting just held in Hartford of
representatives from the Theological
seminary, Christian Endeavor union and
other young peoples organizations a
number of the city pastors was pres
emit; also Arthur B. Williams, jr.,
member of the Yale college mission
band, was present and explained the
work and methods of the band. 1t was
decided to invite the band to Hartford
for weeks campaign, beginning
March 25
The l.. Candee rubber mandatory
will have it's annual shutdown shortly
in order to make necessary repairs. The
shutdown will be as short as possible as
the concern has a great supply of or
ders. All the factories of the United
States Rubber company are similarly
rushed and the factories start this
spring almost bare of manufactured
goods, which augurs well for another
highly prosperous year for the COM
pany.
The Norwich Evening Record of Sat
1rday says: "A special meeting of Nor
witch conclave, No. 422, Improved Order
Of Heptasophs, will be held Tuesday
evening, the occasion being the first Of
fetal visit of Deputy Supreme Archon
#. A. Southworth of New Haven, who
will outline plans for the betterment
of the local conclave and the order in
general Officers will probably be elect |
ed at this meeting, and, with all the
chairs filled with hustlers, it is expected
that the Heptasophs will quickly take |
q boom in this city,