The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-01
Local Weather Report.
 FOR MAY 31. 1899.
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
 Lots on your terms-R. D. Baldwin.
 The Hillhouse High school will play
 the Wallingford High school team
 June 2.
 Miss Deborah Concannon of New
 Haven is the guest of friends in Wal.
 lingford.
 The date of the Yale sophomore
 wigwam banquet has been postponed
 to Monday, June 5.
 w. Austin, wife and two children
 from this city, have been recent guests
 at c. D. Minors in Minortown.
 Miss Freda Smith and Miss Hahn of this city are visiting Bertha Strobel of South Main street. Waterbury.
 MT. and Mrs. Pierre Mundry of this city are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Henry Whitford in South Canaan.
 Mrs. Julius Mansfield of this city and Mrs. Austin Whitney of Cheshire are X spending few days with Henry Abbey and family in Oakvlle.
 Lieutenant Arthur H. Day and family have removed to Indian Neck for the summer. They are occupying the Dr. B. H. Cheney cottage.
 A reception to the students of the Hartford High school, who will enter Yale next fall, was given at Hartford last night by delegation from Dwight hall.
 Dr. Robert Blakeman of Stratford starts this week for Norfolk, Va, at which place his marriage to Miss Scott --ef that city will take place in the early part of June.
 The annual meeting of the Law and Order league of Connecticut will be held at room No. 20S Y. M c. A. build ing, Hartford, Wednesday, June 2, at o'clock in the afternoon
 It is expected that a lodge of the An cient Order of United Workmen will be organized in Stratford this week, and that the grand officers from Boston will be present at the installation.
 Mrs John M. Hall of New Haven spent the day in Willimantic Tuesday at MT. and Mrs. Halls summer resi- dence on South Main street, where it is expected they will spend the warm weather.
 Judge Bryant of the West Haven court has returned from a trip of two or three weeks in the Adirondack re- zion. He was located most of the time in the Fulton Chain. Judge Bryant en- joyed some fine trout fishing.
 The committee of three selected to act as judges for the Winchester prize in the Art school for 1899 are the two not ed American painters, T. w. Dewing and Appletown Brown, and the sculp- tor, MT. Adams, all of New York.
 Rev. Frank H. Marshall and wife of this city drove to Norfolk Friday Ieav- ing their team and returning to New Haven by train. MT. Marshall and fam fly will return June i for the summer, and will occupy Highland cottage, Nor folk.
 Attorney and Mrs. c. A. Harrison and the Misses Lillian and Blanche | Harrison, of Wallingford, will attend the Yale Art school reception to be held at the Yale Art school in this city this evening Miss Blanche Harrison is studying at the Yale Art school.
 The formal challenge to Yale and Harvard from the English universities reached this city yesterday. Captain Fisher of the track team announced that its contents would not be disclosed un til after conference between Yale and Harvard had been held.
 The regular meeting of East Rock lodge, No 38, A. o. U. w., will be held this evening at it's hall 25 Grand ave- nue. A reception will be given J. H. Howard of Israel Putnam lodge, who is the Grand lodge deputy. Good mu- sic and speaking will be followed by banquet
 Two young business men were doing some quiet but earnest talking at close quarters at the corner of Center and Orange streets yesterday afternoon. Their bicycles had just collided as each was about turning the corner. The dis pute was courteously adjusted. One of the bicyclists went off limping taking his wheel along to a bicycle shop.
 Cards were sent out yesterday for the marriage of Miss Eva Lillian Hall only daughter of Atwood Hall of Elm street, Wallingford, and Edwin Fran cis Ives, which will occur Wednesday evening, June IA, at 7:30 o'clock, in the First Congregational church. The con- tracting parties are both well known and popular young people of Walling- ford. Manly Patterson, bicycle rider from Fair Haven, did not know it was | against the law in Waterbury to do a title scorching, but soon learned of ' he fact when taken in charge by Off, ger Brickel on Memorial day. He found I l friend to pay his fine, and Officer f 8rickel gave him twenty-five cents to ' get a square meal. MT. Patterson for C got to bring any money with him when C 1e left home-Waterburv ReDuh l C