The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-02
Local Weather Report.
 IOR ApRIr, 1914
Brief Mention.

High water to-day, 1928 a. n1
 Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros.
 The city schools open this morning after weeks vacation.
 The committee on claims will hold a meeting in rooms 1 and il City hall next Thursday evening
 At Epworth M F. church yesterday three persons were received into mem- bership on profession of faith and one by letter.
 The new electric lights in West Ha- ven Center twenty in number were lighted for the first time Saturday eve- ming. They greatly pleased the people of the borough
 Minnie Wentz of 721 State street, daughter of MT. Wentz, the baker, is confined to her home by pneumonia. She was taken i'll on Thursday. pr. Berg man is attending her.
 pr. k. S. Gaylord of this city was among those who responded to toasts at the annual banquet of the Hartford Dental society held at the Allyn house, Hartford, Saturday night.
 "Abolitionism Before the Time of Garrison is the subject of paper to be read before the Connecticut Hstori cal society, Tuesday evening, by the Rev. Dr. Leonard Bacon of Norwich.
 The James Reynolds Monument asso- citation held a meeting yesterday after noon at 2:30 o'clock in Clan Ma Gael hall to make arrangements for complet- ing the subscriptions for the monu- ment.
 Mrs. Tucker residing at No. S34 State street. wife of Charles Tucker, the well known nurse, is very low and expected to live but a few days. She has been i'll for a number of months with an in curable malady.
 From now on the fire bells about the city, instead of ringing the alarm four times as has been the custom will ring but once For a second alarm they will ring but one round of the box from which the first alarm came.
 Patrolmen Patrick Roche and Healy about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon found Patrick F. Butler selling liquor from the back door of his place at No. 154 Franklin street This will go to the prosecuting attorney with the other cases.
 The committee appointed by the re- publcans of the Twelfth ward to nom- mate a councilmanic ticket Saturday evening nominated as follows: For al derman, Gotfried Ammann; for coun- cilmen, Emil Carlson, John E. Thomp- son, N. Irving Harrison.
 Secretary Swenson of this city was reelected secretary of the Connecticut branch of the Bakers union in Danbury Saturday. The union decided also to change it's headquarters from New Ha- ven to Hartford and to organize unions in New London, Waterbury and South Norwalk.
 Admiral Foote post has just issued a new roster The committee was D. o. Lombard, Adjutant Hastings and Quartermaster Whittlesey. In contains the names of $50 members and roll of honor of 27S, who have died. About 500 copies are to be printed. At the next meeting of the post paper will be read by General Curtiss.
 There will be on May at 10 a. m. preliminary examination of candidates from this congressional district to fill the forthcoming vacancy in the cadet ship at Annapolis. The examination will take place at Alumni hall. Several New Haven candidates have entered.
 Professor Lounsbury continues quite ill. and an operation for an ahscess in his left ear was performed Saturday by Drs. Foster and Ring. Two operations were recently performed for similar trouble in his right ear. It is expected that he will be confined to the house for a week or more yet.