The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-03-30
Local Weather Report.
FOR MARCH 20. 1910.
Brief Mention.


High water to-day 1854 D. m.
Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros.
,Munsey's Magazine for April at Mac
Gilvray's.
Clifford Beardsley of this city is visit
Ing at F. L. Hansen's in Stratford.
Mrs. William Blain and son Clarence
of this city have been visiting in STRAIT
ford.
A certificate of organization has been
y a. Foote company Of New Haven. The
capital stock is $4,000.
Is, DR.. Henry F. Klenke has been con-
fined to his home for the past week with
the grip, but is nearly recovered and
will resume his practice in a day or
! two.
There is perfect epidemic of grip
and severe colds in this city, Meriden,
Hartford, New Britain, Waterbury
and Middletown, with other places to
hear from.
During the absence Of Attorney Gen
eral Charles Phelps on his wedding trip
the affairs of the attorney generals Of
" flee will be looked after by the Hon.
Ewis Sperry.
REV. Clarence w. Bispham of Trinity
Fchurch, this city, conducted the Lenten
services or the Church of the Good
Shepherd in Scattergood tabernacle, in
Shelton, last,evening.
M. F. Tyler Of New Haven president
of the Southern New England Tele-
phone company, was in Norfolk We'd
nesday to attend the meeting of the
Norfolk Electric Light company.
The ACCESSIBILITY of fittingly celebrat-
Ing the centennial of the borough OF
. Bridgeport is receiving the considera-
ton of some of the city officials The
4 date Of the anniversary is some time
distant.
E. A. Pardee of Bethany, who for
several months has been confined to his
home with bad attack of rheumatism,
Is able to be out, and with the assist
ance of two canes manages to walk
about little.
w William B. Williams, stroke of the
Yale varsity crew, is suffering from a
wrenched knee. The extent of his in
jury cannot be ascertained, and he is at
his home in Philadelphia awaiting a
surgical examination.
This evening at the home of Mrs
Caroline A. Arnold 105 Liberty street,
the third meeting of the Social club
of Lafayette Colony, No. 161, United
Order Of Pilgrim Fathers, will be held.
All members of the colony are most
cordially invited to attend.
Ezra Homer Judd of Cleveland, Ohio
proprietor of the Judd restaurant on
State street, is in town for a day or two.
He is in excellent health and is engaged
in business in Cleveland in the gravel
and cement line. He reports the build
ing business as extremely dull in Ohio
owing to the prevailing high prices of
building materials.
Seed oysters are unusually scarce this
year, and as a consequence the prices
have been going skyward, until now
good seed will bring from IS to 80 cents
a bushel, and some of the growers are
even showing samples which will bring
ST. The increased price is on account
of the demand, which is far beyond the
supply. This dearth is caused by the
scarcity of set for several years back,
the storms of two three and four years
ago doing much damage.
Professor Thomas R. Lounsbury, who
is i'll at his home, % Lincoln street, has
a painful trouble which is called in med
ical phraseology a grip ear and which
has necesstated two operations He
was first taken i'll with the grip two
weeks ago and Obliged to take TO his
bed He partly recovered from the grip
and then Dr. j. p. C. Foster, who was
attending him. found that there was
gathering in the right ear. Dr. Swain,
the eye and ear specialist, was called in
consultation and has opened the ear
twice. Professor Lounsbury is expected
to be about again soon.