The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-09
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High water to-day, S:09 a. m.
 Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros
 Miss Julia Bdwell teacher in Eaton school, has gone for her annual stay in the White mountains.
 State Y M, c. A. Secretary Bates of this city addressed the dock meeting held at Norwich yesterday.
 Miss Hattie Vincent of this city is the guest of MT and Mrs Williams of North Colony street, Meriden.
 The Lithuanian Commercial society of Waterbury has filed articles of as- sociation with the secretary of state
 Commonwealth lodge No. 69, A. o. U. W., will initiate four new members on Wednesday evening and a smoker will Hollow.
 Rev. MT. Hess Of the Yale Divinity Echool preached at the Congregational church in Wallingford yesterday fore noon.
 Friends from New Haven attended ,the seventeenth anniversary outing of c. L. Upham camp, Sons of Veterans of Meriden, held at Smiths grove Sat urday.
 Director Troup of the public works department has appointed John H. Stat CT as inspector of the brick pavement on Commerce street. Slater is mason and lives on State street.
 The first quarterly meeting and grand rally of the season was held at the Union A. M E. church, No. 67 Webster street, yesterday. Services began at a. m. and lasted all day and evening.
 still alarm sent to engine No. 10 Saturday afternoon called the chemical engine to the Batchley avenue railroad bridge. A passing locomotive had set fire to the bridge, but there was no damage.
 Dean Wayland of the Law school says that Professor Rogers does not take the Kent professorship of law in the aca- demic department. Professor Rogers will assume duties connected simply with the Law school
 The fire marshal has decided that the two recent still alarm fires in the rear of 91 George street were caused, the first by. sky rocket and the second from the remains of fire left by the rocket, which was not put out.
 Frederick A. Bartlett of Bridgeport, Formerly of this city, has been unani- mously nominated for lieutenant of the Third division, Connecticut Naval bat talion. In this instance the nomination is equivalent to an election.
 aI;. c+ IF. Swirsky for bill of sixty dollars was tried before Justice Walter Pond Saturday Attorney Shade appeared for the plaintiff and Attorney Jacobs for The defendant The justice reserved his decision.
 The adjourned meeting of the rail- road commissioners in the hearing of the proposed layout of the Tariffville branch through the Montague farm In West Granby will be held in the com noissioners room in the capitol at 11:30 this morning.
 Michael Bowe, aged sixty years, died at his home in Waterbury on Saturday from an attack of hiccoughs which lasted ten days. He was conscious nearly to the end and apparently suf- fered but little. He had similar at 1 tack three years ago.
 District Deputy l.. E. Jacobs oI New | Haven, assisted by Past Chancellors c. | C. Hubbard C. H. Josselyn, F. H. La Field. R. c. Horton, John Berg, F. M. Curtis, w. F. Tibbals, Joel Griffin and C. H. Gibner, installed the newly elect i ed officers of Joseph Dowdall lodge, K. 1 of P, of Bridgeport, Friday night
 Rev. Sberrod Soule of Naugatuck ex- | changed pulpits yesterday with the | Rev. Leonard Woolsey Bacon of Nor i Wich. Rev MT. Soule and family leave | to-day for a vacation stay in New Hampshire. MT Soule preached by i special request memorial sermon | upon the late William Soule, M. D., of Jewett City, where Dr. Bacon is supply ing.