The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-03-15
Local Weather Report.
FOR MATCH IA 100.


High water to-day, 1880 a. m.
Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros.
Librarian Corbin of Norfolk was in
Town yesterday.
w. S. Neale of this city was in Nau-
gatuck yesterday.
Mrs Spellman of this city is visiting
friends in Forestville.
Miss Lizzie McNicholl of Waterbury
Is spending the week with her brother
In this city.
Mrs B. c. Thompson of West Hart
land is visiting in New Haven this
week.
Mr. and Mrs T. j. Hoadley of Hart
ford are arrivals at the St. James,
Washington.
Ex-County Commissioner John B.
Kelley of Killingly is at the Hamilton
on a short visit to Washington.
Mrs. H. 0. Miller of Watervile was
stricken on Monday with severe at
|. tack of grip, and Mr.. Miller, who was
in this city, was summoned home.
Rathbone lodge, K. of p initiated
two new candidates last evening into
the rank of page-the first rank in the
lodge, and expects to work the first
and second ranks next week.
Harbingers of spring are plentiful in
and about Winsted. The sun shines
warm and tender, dandelions are bloom
ing, grass is turning green and blue
birds and robins are occasionally heard
and seen.-Winsted Citizen.
The Junior exhibition prize speaking
for the Ten Eyck prize at Yale this year
promises to be exceptionally creditable,
as thirty-three essays have already been
submitted for the competition. This is
an increase of eight over last year.
The Hon. ]. d. Dewel will give his
illustrated lecture on Porto Rico be-
fore Harmony lodge No. 5, I. O. o. F.,
next Tuesday evening. A large at
tendance is assured, as the subject of
the lecture is of vital interest at pres
ent.
The Warner Brothers, corset manu-
facturers, have admitted six of their
department managers into the firm as
shareholders, so that their corporation
membership is now increased to twelve
Up to this year there were only three
members.
John S. Mccarthy has been elected
treasurer of Division No. 5, A. o. H., to
fill the uneXpired term of the late John
p. Sweeney. Mr.. McCarthy's election
has been received with great favor, as
Me Is one of the most popular and well
known residents of downtown.
Albert Carr, a graduate of Yale and
formerly of Collinsville, has received
an appointment as engineer by the
rapid transit railway commission of
New York city at a salary of $4,500
Mr.. Carr will have charge of the first
division of the tunnel. He is brother
of DR.. E. r. Carr of Hartford and Miss
l.. j. Carr, milliner, of Collinsville.
Granville r. Micou formerly of Wa
terbury, was advanced to the priesthood
last Sunday at Atlanta, Ga. His ia
Their, the Rev. r. w. Micou, d. d., of
the Virginia Theological seminary, was
present at the ordination services.
Since his ordination to the diaconate,
Mr.. Micou has had charge of mission
airy stations in the diocese of Georgia.
Henry D. Middleberger, well known
attorney of Hartford, is having built a
naphtha yacht that for size, complete
ness of detail and furnishing will be I'M
approached by anything of its class in
that locality. He expects to have his
yacth by the middle of May 1t is
now in process of construction the
Greenport Basin and Construction COM
pany Oh Greenport, l.. l., being The
builders. The total cost of it, includ-
ing building, furnishing and all, will
be about 100000