The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-18
Local Weather Report.
FOR AUGUST Il, 1870.


Brief Mention.
High water to-day, 5:92 p m.
Bargains in shoes at Howarta Bros.
Rev. S. w. Toles and family of Beth
1ehem are visiting in this city for
week.
DR.. Willis Noble of Edwards street
n returned yesterday from two weeks
stay in New York.
Mrs. A. Sockarty and son Gerald Of
this city are visiting at the Hon. ]. D
Dayton's in Bethlehem.
Miss Fanny Pond of this city, daugh-
ter of Philip Pond, is a guest at l.. II
Ponds in East Cornwall.
Mrs Emily D. Thomas has returned
to her home in West Haven after stay
of some weeks with relatives in Bethle-
hem.
Mrs Thompson and child and Miss
Harriet Embler of this city are among
the new arrivals at Mrs Blodgetts in
Norfolk.
The athletic association of Santa Ma
ria council, K. of c., will hold a clam
bake at Gillern & Quinn's, Morris Cove,
tomorrow.
The work of hardening Whalley ave-
nue. has commenced and large guam
tity of crushed stone is being used in
the work
Mrs. Julia Mack of Torrington, who
has been under the doctors care for
some time, will be brought to the New
Haven hospital for treatment
Samuel O. Loomts of West Haven has
returned from his vacation at New
York, Coney Island and other places of
interest.
Israel A. Kelsey of West Haven con-
tinues to improve, though very slowly
owing to the unfavorable weather. He
has much lighter delirious spells of late.
which is encouraging.
United States civil service examina-
tions will be held here on September Is,
10, 20. for candidates for the position of
first class marine craftsman and on
September Is for engineers and electri-
clans.
The Putnam Phalanx has decided to
leave Hartford on the fall excursion to
Old Point Comfort, Richmond and
Washington on Saturday, October 6.
The command will reach home on Fri
day, October -.
The many friends of P. ]. McDermott
of As Winchester avenue, well known
member of ST. Aloysius T. A. B. society,
will be sorry to learn that he is Ill with
the typhoid fever. His condition is con-
sidered quite serious. DIR. L. j. Gaynor
is attending him.
Professor A. D. Bssell of Pomona
college, Claremont, Cal, is in this city
for an extended visit in which he will
study at Yale for the degree of Phi. d.
Mrs Bissell, formerly Miss Cover, was
for some years teacher in the Cedar
street and Eaton schools They expect
to remain in this city year,
Calvin N. Kendall, late superintend-
ent Of schools here, concluded his con-
nection with the New Haven schools
yesterday and last evening left for his
new field of labor in Indianapolis. Mr.
Kendall takes with him the best wishes
of the community to his new home and
leaves behind many warm personal
friends in the Elm City.
The summer term of six weeks at the
Connecticut agricultural college closes
Friday, August II. The fall term be-
gins Monday, September II. Entrance
iexamina tons for the college will be
held in room No. so, capitol, Hartford.
also at Danbury, New Haven and Nor
witch, Friday, August 81, and at the col
lese, Saturday, September Is.
An old subscriber writes to say that
the trouble with the elm trees here is
in his opinion due to the continued and
sayare dro1lth He saws he has noticed