The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-03-14

High water to-day, 12:31 a. m.
 Lots on your terms. R. F. Baldwin.
 Best set of teeth $1OOO. Philadelphia
 Dental Rooms, 7S1 Chapel St.
 Professor Henry w. Farnam makes the address at the meeting of St. Pauls Church club on Thursday evening.
 D. F. Arvine speaks at the meeting of St. Paul's guild this evening at s o'clock upon what he saw in recent vis- its to the West Indies and Mexico.
 In the university pool tournament at Miller's last night Brooks defeated Goss by the score of 100 to 66 and Dettmer de- feated Peters by the score of 100 to 76.
 Mrs. Hamilton, wife of General Reg istrar of Voters Francis s. Hamilton who has been ill for two months or more, is slowly improving and is now Rble to sit up little each day.
 Clarence G. Ames, superintendent of the Candee Rubber company, is con- fined to his home, 219 Grand avenue, with slight attack of illness He will, 1t is expected, be out again in a few days.
 The Riverside Driving club give a dance at the town hall, East Haven, to- morrow evening. Cars leave Norton street, corner of Whalley avenue, at 8 o'clock, the green at S:15, Grand avenue and Ferry street at S:30 and Quinnipiac bridge at S.30
 The Holy Name society of the Sacred Heart church has accepted an invita- tfon rendered it to attend the stereopti- con exhibition and lecture to be given Friday night at Sacred Heart hall. The views will depict scenes in Rome, Paris and various places in Ireland.
 Miss Nellie Klawson of 76 Humphrey street is recovering from a long illness with typhoid fever. Her case was at one time critical. Her many friends will be much pleased to learn that she is now so far improved that her com plete restoration to health seems fully assured.
 On Friday evening Rev. Edward Os- borne of Boston, better known as Fath- CT Osborne, makes an address at the service in St. Pauls church for the Guild of St. Barnabas for Nurses. All persons are respectfully invited to hear of the guild, which is not limited in it's membership to the Episcopal church.
 There will be but seventy-siX dele gates at the democratic city convention this year, according to the table which has been prepared by Chairman J. B. Martin of the town committee. The number to which each ward is entitled is regulated by the number of votes which are given to the democratic can didate for governor.
 President H. s. Simmons, D. D., of | Fargo college, N. D., will speak this | evening at o'clock, at Marquand | chapel, of Yale university. Subject, | .The Western Field and New England | Ideals" President Simmons has also | been superintendent of the Congrega- l tional Home Missionary society of N. 1 D. for many years.
 The two weeks shut down of the l.. Candee Rubber factory which begins next Saturday, will be one of the short est in years, owing to the continued al- most unprecedented demand for the corf1pany's goods. Business is driving in all the factories of the U. s. Rubber company. The Candee factory has had no shut down for a year excepting on holidays. Repairs and Improvements will be made during the shut down.
 Samuel B. Mower, formerly of Mow- er's orchestra, who resides on Farren avenue, continues seriously ill. He is suffering from paralysis, which has af- fected the greater part of one side of Eis body MT. Mower is one of our best known citizens, having been for years with the orchestra named after him, and being skilled designer at the H. G. Thompson & Son factory on Elm street. corner of State street. He has been quite active for a man of his un- usual weight, about 290 pounds, until his present illness set ill. Being only about fifty-three years of age hopes are still entertained of his recovery.