The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-08

Brief Nj eBntiOla,
water to-dny, 1926 a. m.

High water to-day, 1926 a. m.
Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros.
Miss Kelles of Norwich is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Robert Breckenridge of 81
Crown street
e. E. Booth of Wakefield, r. l.. paid
short visit to his brothers in this
city last week.
George Wood of Chapel street and
Robert D. Bone son of George D. Bone,
the printer, have returned from three
months trip through Scotland
Rev. III. L. Hutchins of this city,
agent for the Connecticut Bible society,
has completed a canvass of the town
of Montville in the interest of the So
ciety.
Mrs r. Rodell and daughter of Pan
anna, Colombia. who have been spend
ing the summer at the Bartlett cottage
at Bell Island came to New Haven
Friday for stay.
widow of Grosvenor Able, who died in
Windham for burial She leaves a
daughter, Mrs. Susie Able Morse, and
son, Waldo Able of New York.
The regatta committee of the New
Haven Yacht club has decided that the
Evelyn won the race held Tuesday af-
ternoon, the Kathryn was second, Ty-
phoon third and Kitten fourth.
Jerome w. Leary, former alderman
and foreman in the railroad shops in
this city, who now lives in Plainfield
N. j., has sold his fast trotting horse
Chelsea to Newark man for about ST.,
GOO
The council of officers of the Fourth
regiment will be held at Stamford Oc-
tober 10. 1t is probable that arrange
ments will be perfected for a rifle match
between the officers of the First and
Second battalions.
A party of Norwa1k people have or
ganized an excursion party to come to
New Haven by trolley to-day. They
will take a special car leaving from in
front of the Norwall1 club building
shortly after o'clock.
The general religious meeting Of Yale
university at GAO o'clock, last evening
in Dwight Hall, was addressed by Mr..
William H. Sallman, NJ. A., former sec
rotary of the Yale University Y M c.
A., who for two years past has been
doing secretarial work among the col
leges of Australia.
A call has been issued for the annual
convention of the Wine, Liquor and
Beer Dealers associa ton of Connecti-
cut to be held a Commercial hall, New
Britain, tomorrow at II o'clock noon.
Just excise legislation, utilization with
organized labor, reduction of the war
tax on beer and reduction of the tax on
whiskey are among the subjects to be
discussed
MIR and Mrs. Joseph Luppino enter
tanned party of friends at their fine
summer cottage at Savin Rock Satur-
day evening, the occasion being the last
Of a series of entertainments to their
many friends preparatory to their va
eating their shore home for one in the
city. "A fine shore supper was served,
and the evening was much enjoyed by
all present, Mr. Luppino and wife prov
ing themselves able entertainers.
The many friends of Henry Stadtmil-
Ter, who was formerly for years a con-
tractor at the Sargent factory will be
gratified to learn that he is now re-
garded as having passed the crisis Of
his Illness and as being on the road to
recovery. His physician, DR.. Sprenger,
said yesterday that Mr.. Stadtmiller
would probably be able to sit up little
each dav Mr. Stadtmiler has been i'll
for seven weeks with typhoid intermit-
tent fever at his home in Whitneyville