The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-22
Brief Mention.


 Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros
 Help the orphans of St. Francis or phan asylum to-day.
 Abel Brown of this city has returned from a visit to Jewett City.
 The flags about town were flying at half mast yesterday owing to the death of the vice president.
 President Hadley has an article on s'Modern Education" in the current number of the Cosmopolitan.
 Professor Jepson will not begin his series of organ recitals at Yale this year until after the Christmas vacation.
 G. H. Whipple 1900 has been appoint ed temporary captain of the Yale gym nasium team in the absence of H. L. Otis 1900.
 Mrs John Az Smith of South Front street, Fair Haven, who has been seri- ously ill is improving under the care of pr. Roberts.
 Lafayette colony, Pilgrim Fathers, will decide on Friday evening whether to hire new quarters or not for the lodges meetings.
 Rev. Dr. Timm of this city gave an address in English at the German Lu- theran church in Collinsville, last eve ming before large audience
 A meeting of the Yale Mathematical club was held last evening at 7:3O in Sloane laboratory Papers were read by MT. Lockwood, pr. Strong and MT. Hawkes..
 Miss Nina Lee Williams who has been the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. E. J. Williams in Portland, for the past two or three days, has returned to this city.
 Miss Savage of New York and Miss Hogan of New Haven, who have re- gently been singing in St. Mary's R. c. church, Bridgeport, have been per- manently engaged in the choir.
 The concert which was to have been given this evening in Chester under the auspices of the Christian Endeavor so- ciety, has been postponed as Miss Madge Roberts, the soprano of the Cen ter church, this city, cannot be present
 Mrs. Farrell wife of James Farrell of New Britain whose home was wrecked Monday evening by an explo- sion of the boiler of the steam heating apparatus on the premises, was in New Haven visiting friends that evening and arrived home on a late train.
 The annual meeting of the Women's School association will be held on Fri day in the new rooms in the Hubinger building. Reports will be read from the different committees and the off, for ir1or will ed.
 Mrs Francis Hilhouse, born Fitch, spent part of last week with her sister, Mrs. William Jewett at the Fitch home- stead, Norwich Town. MT. and Mrs. Hillhouse have come up from New York for the winter, and have taken the house No. 3 Hillhouse avenue New Ha- ven.
 The l.. Candee & Co. will close it's big factory on Wallace street next Satur- day for one week. The mill room will start on Monday December 4, and the boot and shoe makers will fit up in the afternoon of the same day, for the following days work. The packing room will start work again on We'd nesday, December 6, when the whole factory will again be in full operation The Masonic grand lodge officers pres- ent in Masonic Temple, Collinsville, Monday evening were George McNall of Guilford, G. M.; John Rowland of Fair Haven, D. G. M; John Barlow of Hartford G. $, and M. w. Graves of Hartford, G. T. Visitors from Hart ford. New Britain and Plainville were also present. After work in the third degree a banquet was served by the ladies of the Olivet chapter and there were speeches.