The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-30
Local Weather Report. IOl APRlI, 20 tJJl.

Rrief Mention.
 High water at midnight
 Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros.
 Harper's for May at T. H. Pease &,
 Sons.
 Attorney L. c. Oakley spent Sunday
 with Attorney Harry Doolittle of Pine
 Orchard
 The annual rental of pews at the First
 M. E. church takes place this evening at i 7:30 o'clock.
 1 The journeymen barbers of this city
 will hold meeting this evening in Au-
 rora hall on Union street in order to form union.
 There was a slight fire at the J. Gibb Smith lumber yard Saturday. Boys with | matches caused it. Engine No. put out the blaze.
 The monthly meeting of the managers of the Young Women's Christian asso- citation will be held at the home this af- ternoon at o'clock. " pr and Mrs. Francis H. Todd of Pat erson, N. J., formerly of this city, are the guests of pr. Todds mother, Mrs. Theron A. Todd of 62 Whalley avenue, for a few days.
 New Haven will be well represented at the annual congress of the national society Sons of the American Revolu- tion, in the Waldorf Astoria, New York to-day and tomorrow.
 MT. and Mrs. M B. Curtis, their son, Fayette Curtis, jr., and Henry Curtis, all of New York, are visiting Fayette Curtis, fourth vice president of the Consolidated road, at 67 York Square.
 Tomorrow is moving day, and from the outlook hundreds of families will change their present places of abode for others. There continues to be a move ment of people toward the suburbs, the trolley cars making it so convenient for people to get back and forth from su burban homes
 Mrs. Frances Bartlett Dickinson of Hartford is spending few days in this city with her parents, MT. and Mrs. c. F. Bartlett of Home place. NHer hus- band to whom she was united in mar riage about year ago, is bookkeeper at the Pope works, Hartford. Mrs. Dickinson is being greeted by her many New Haven friends.
 Miss Louise Cardownie, daughter of the late MT. Cardownie, one of the vic tims of the recent very sad drowning casualty at Lake Whitney, Is the guest of MT and Mrs. George D. Bone, No. 27 Warren street, together with her friends, Miss Jesse Bowman and Miss Phebe Blackie, who have been at Polls the past week.
 The April meeting of the Women's School association has been postponed from Saturday afternoon until May 5. Delegates returning from the Williman- tic meeting of the State Federation held | April "A and 25, and from the conference of the Eastern Education association at Brookline, Mass, will make their re- | port.
 Philip A. Lanard of 57 Court street | returned yesterday after a five weeks l sojourn to Ponce, Porto Rico. His many friends on his arrival home gave him quite a surprise in presenting him with an elegant gold watch and chain inscribed. The presentation speech was made hv John Coevan. Covers were laid for twenty-five couples. After the banquet the guests were presented with elegant button hole souvenirs,
 The annual meeting of the Pequot council will be held at Champions foyer tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. Mrs. W. A. Harris, who has been the efficient president for the past two years, has declared her intention of resigning, much to the regret of the members. The vice president is Mrs. c. F. Rounds, the treasurer Mrs. J. N. Cham pion and the secretary Mrs. s. H. Daw son. Plans for the usual Decoration day celebration at the club house will also be discussed at the meeting.