The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-03-20
Local Weather Report.
FOR MARCH IA 1870
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Brief Mention.

Lots on your terms. R. e. Baldwin.
Mrs. James P. Bree of this city is WIS.,
lting her parents in Forestville.
A seven-pound baby girl was born to
Mr. and Mrs Carlos l.. Ayres yester-
day.
Spring opening days at B. Rogowsld's.
BEG Chapel street, Wednesday and
Nhursday, March 90 and 20.
The strike among the freight handlers
at Belle dock was settled Saturday
might by the men returning to work.
Henry Stanard and wife of this city
are in West Hartford, the guests of
MRS. Stanard's parents, Mr. and Mrs. w.
o. Griswold.
The New York East Conference will
meet at Mount Vernon, NJ Y, on We'd
nesday, April 5, Bishop John B. Vim
cent presiding.
Business is much improved at the
clock factory and many of the large
force of employees at this big establish
ment will now work an increased num-
Der Of hours.
1t is estimated that about one hun
dred new members will be taken in by
the Young Mems Republican club at its
April meeting. Already sixty-four
names are pledged.
On Wednesday next at p. m. Mr.. M.
M Cover will give an Illustrated talk
upon Hawaii at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, SOS Chapel street. All
men are cordially invited.
A new German Roman Catholic
L o. n
New Britain. Plans for the same have
just been completed. The church's
seating capacity will be 500.
Bishop John H. Vincent will visit
New Haven on Monday, April 8. In the
evening he will address the Methodists
of this city, on the work of the "Twen-
tieth Century Wesleyan League"
Arrangements We're completed Satur-
day for a series of polo games between
the New Britain and Hartford polo
teams. The games will be played in
New Britain and Hartford and will
number four.
The regular meeting of the New Ha-
ven Primary Union will be held at the
United church chapel Monday evening,
March co. at 1880 o'clock. All who are
interested in primary work are cordial
1y invited to attend.
M Edouard Rod the distinguished
French writer, was the guest of honor
at a brilliant reception given by the
Yale French department at the New
New Haven house Saturday evening ar
ter NJ Rods lecture at the Art school,
w. H. Merwin of Temple street, who
has been laid up for six or eight weeks
owing to terribly cutting his hand with
a buzz saw will recover fully the use
of his hand and return to the labors in
the Strouse-Adler conset factory in a
week or two.
The case of William Y. Beach, who
was convicted a week ago in the West
Haven borough court upon a charge
of receiving women for immoral pur-
poses, is to be contested vigorously in
the court of common pleas before jury
at the April term of the court.
The Methodist ministers and their
wives of this city, have invited Rev.
Crandall j. North and his wife to a
dinner reception, at the Hotel Daven-
port, on Wednesday, March 80. In the
evening of the same days the Methodist
churches will give Mr.. North and wife
a reception in the First M. e. church
from to 10 o'clock.
The trustees Of the New Haven Dis
trict Camp Ground association will
meet to-day in the Methodist church at
Plainville to decide the date of the next
annual camp meeting and other mat
tiers connected with it. The camp meet
ing is usually held in August, but there
is some talk of having it in July