The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-04-18
Local Weather Report.


High water to-day, 1907 p. m.
Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros
The daughters of Levi Snow of this
city are visiting at O. M. Shows in Nor
folk.
The ladies of the Humphrey street
church will have sale of homemade
food and ice cream this afternoon and
evening.
Harriet Moseley and her younger
brother, william, of the New Haven
house, are stopping at Mrs Philip Cur
it's in Norfolk
A meeting of the board of education
will be held this evening for the pur-
pose of opening bids for the new Can
ner street school. No bids have yet been
received.
The James Reynolds Monument asso-
citation reports that the local fund has
been increased by $780, Committees are
at work throughout the state complet-
ing the necessary amount for the mem
orfal
On Thursday, April 26, Israel Putnam
lodge No. 81, A. o. u. W., will tender a
reception at Music hall to Grand Mas
ter Leigh of this city. "A number of To-
cal officers Of the order will make
speeches.
Charles w. Sanborn, painter living
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to the New Haven hospital on Monday
in an unconscious state the result of
fall, has recovered consciousness and it
is now believed he will recover.
Walter Fenner, the boy who was put
on the train at Providence some days
ago and was to have met his mother at
Mystic, but failed to connect and came.
on to this city, was returned to Provi-
dence yesterday by Agent Preston
Rev. Mr.. Adams the new pastor of
Epworth NJ e. church is unmarried
and about thirty years of age. He will
reside In the parsonage, 1T Lawrence
street with his parents, Rev and Mrs.
Adams. Mr., Adams is very interest
ing speaker, and has already become
favorite with his people.
Superintendent Kendall was not able
to get out yesterday as he hoped, but is
recovering from severe attack of the
grip. Had the weather been pleasant
MIR. Kendall expected to spend g short
time at his office yesterday, but by adj
vice Of his physician decided to remain
indoors. He will probably resume iis
school duties in a day or two.
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1y Miss Esther Damn of this city, and
Mr.. Lewis are spending couple of
weeks travelling in Texas. Mr. and Mrs
Lewis expected to start on their jour
ney last week Tuesday, but heavy
snow storm and blizzard ragged all night |
Monday and Tuesday, accompanied |
with, heavy thunder storms and they
were obliged to wait for better weather. |
To-day the grand council of the Royal |
Arcanum will hold it's annual in Dan
bury. The New Haven councils have
elected delegates to represent them at
the meeting. 1t is expected that Depu
ty Grand Vice Regent Carleton e.
Hoadley of this city, will be elected |
grand regent. There are thirty-five !
subordinate councils in the grand coun-
Gill; with a membership of nearly 5000. |
The membership in the United States
is about 100000.
The wedding of Miss Carrie Francis
Buckbee to George Richard Stannard
of Branford takes place at the resi-
dence of the bride, u Cottage street,
this evening. The ceremony will be
performed by the Rev. Duane Griffin,
former pastor of Epworth M. e.
church, now pastor of st, Andrews
church, Four Corners. The bride was
for many years organist OF LpWorth
church, but for year past has filled
similar position at the Congregation
al church in Branford, of which church
the groom is leading member. After
the ceremony a reception will be held
which will be attended by most of the
members of Epworth church, where
Miss Buckbee has host of friends
Those Worrying piles One application
of DR.. Agnew's Ointment will give you