The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-15
WEATHER BULLETIN.
u. S. Department Of Agriculture.
New Haven, Conn, Sept. IA, 19oO:
All observations taken at p. M, Qoth Me
ridian rTimpA
Rr;ef Mention.
ater to-day, 1888 p. m.

High water to-day, 3:5S p m.
Bargains in shoes at Howarth 5ros.
Albert Cafe of Paris was in town yes
terday, the guest of Attorney James
D. Dewell jr.
Controller Rowe yesterday announced
that all bills owed by the city and due
on the 18th of the month are now ready
to be paid.
The socialist labor party will hold an
open air meeting corner JEFFERSON
street and Grand avenue this evening
al 7:so o'clock.
THE New Haven Gas company Will
build a small one-story addition in the
rear Of the Office on Crown street. The
addition will be used for storage pur-
poses.
Chief John S. Jones of the Westport
fire department, and secretary of the
State Firemen's association, visited
r,bief Fancher at fire headquarters yes
terday.
THE Sarsfield Guard will hold an out
ING at the Thimble Islands and Double
Reach next Sunday. They will sail on
the steamer Ludington. Dinner will be
served at / o'clock.
Edgar S. Scranton of IS townsend
avenue was stricken with heart 1ali-
ure while at work at the New haven
Clock company's works yesterday al
ternoon, and was sent home In the po-
lice ambulance. He will probably re-
cover.
LAWYER Isaac Wolfe of this city has
returned from an extensive trip to Eu-
rope. Mr.. Wolfe has been In the old
country since June, and reports most
enjoyable time. He visited the Paris
fair and spent a long time in SWltzer-
land. Germany and Belgium.
The Boardman Athletic association
held it's first meeting yesterday AFTER
noon. the officers elected for the ensu-
ing year being preslden, It. W, Mather;
vice president r. w, Long; secretary,
Howard Turner; treasurer Harry
Bray, and manager of football team
II. A. Blogg.
The September meeting of the Histo-
rical society will be omitted owing to
the fact that many of the members are
still out of the city. At the October
meeting a paper on 1.-THE Maritime In
terests of New England" will be read
by the Hon. Isaac Townsend Smith,
consul general of Siam in New York.
The attendance at the State Normal
Training school in this city is greater
than at any time snce the institution
o,,il+ D,poirn1 Morrill, said
terday morning that the incoming class
numbered at the present 1876 pupils and
new members are being added daily.
Last year the greatest number in the
entering class was ITO.
Drs. William ]. Sheehan of Howard
avenue and DIR. Verdi of this city were
among the passengers who arrived in
New York on the steamer Germanic,
which has Just reached port. Both
have been on an extended tour of Eng
land, France and Germany, much Of
their time being spent in the hospitals
of Leipsic and London.
Assistant Manager Howard and an
attendant from Spllngside Home yes
terday noon went to MiddletoWn with
the following named patients who have
grown too violently insant to be cared
fog. at the almshouse. Judge Cleaveland
committed the following named: Louis
]. Maxwell, James McKeon, John f.
Mulvey, and Jerry Walsh.
Willis L. Mix of this city, secretary
of the state board of pharmacy, yes
terday announced the names of the fol-
lowing successful candidates who took
the last examination held by the board:
Jeremiah j. Murphy, New Haven; Will
liam A. Coleman, Ansonia; Fred I.
Lane, New Haven; J. j. Kehoe, Nauga
tuck; W. G. Maloney, Bridgeport J.
Sundin. Cromwell; e. J. Beardsley,
Hartford; J. w. Cone, Hartford; F.
Herman, Bridgeport.