The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-09

High water to-day, 11:13 a. m.
BARGAINS in shoes at Howarth Bros.
The celebration of the Feast of Tab
4rnacles was begun Sunday evening In
the Hebrew synagogues.
This evening at o'clock the lamp and
street lighting committee will hold an
executive session in rooms 10 and H.
At this session petitions will probably
be considered.
THE rooms of the United Workers Will
he open Wednesday morning, OCTOBER
10. from 10 to 12:30, for the sale OF gar
ments. sheets, pillow cases, etc. Thls
Is an excellent opportunity for those
wishing to purchase
The republicans Of Ansonia will raise
o. Mckinley and Roosevelt banner next
"Wednesday evening, and the affair Will
he attended by a large crowd. Among
the speakers will be the Hon. N D.
Sherry and Attorney Jacob B. Ullman
of this city.
The Foot Guards Major Clark, Will
take part in Middletown's anniversary
celebrat ton next Thursday. They VIII
20 in full dress uniforms on special
train leaving here at a. m. The COM
pany will meet tonight to complete ar
rangements.
The night school teachers of the COM
q ing wear will be appointed at regular
meeting Of the board Of education next
Friday night. All of the corps employ
ed last year, whose work was satisfac-
tory. will be retained. About sixty new
teachers will be hired.
Captain Cornell of the quartermaster
generals department, was in this city
To-day, and inspected the state property
belonging to the local battalion of the
Second regiment. This morning every
article in the possession of Companies
r and c was examined and this after
noon Captain Cornell completed the in
spection.
President Hadlev is to address the
New England Association of Colleges
land Preparatory Schools at the associ-
ations fifteenth annual meeting In Bos-
ton. which will be held next Friday and
Saturday evenings. His subject will be
.'Conflicting Views Regarding Entrance
Examinations" Professor Phillips is
of the executive committee.
The October meeting of the New Ha-
ven branch of the Woman's Board of
Missions will be held in Center church
chapel Tuesday afternoon, October 9,
at O'Clock Letters direct from our
missionaries in China, written during
the siege of Pekin, will be read; also
some recent letters about the famine
children in Mrs Hume's school
The mission of the Passionist Fathers
at st. Johns r. G. church, which open
ed Sunday, will continue two weeks
The fathers who will conduct the ser
vices are Messrs. Albert Gabriel and
Hubert. The first week of the mission
is for the women and the second for
men. There were special exercises yes
terday for children, and more will be
held to-day and next week
At the regular communication OF
Adelphi lodge. No. SO, A. F. and A. M.
to be held Tuesday evening, October
49, the third degree will be exemplified
and the work inspected by District
Deputy DR.. Frank Wheeler of this
Grand lodge of this state. After the
meeting a social season will be enjoyed
and one of the famous oyster suppers
of Adelphi lodge will be served. A
large attendance is expected.
Another very warm October day yes
terday. The temperature was rs al
noon. The gentle showers of last even
ing arrived at a time when everybody
was hurrying homeward from shops and
offices to supper and many were
drenched, yet all welcomed the much
needed rain. One Woodbridge farmer
who was in town yesterday said that he
dug a hole five feet deep yesterday and
that the soil to that depth was as dry as
powder