The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-03-12
Local " Gather Report
New Haven. March IL, 1901.
1. TARR, Observer.


High water to Gay, 3 So p. m.
Professor Gustave Gruener of YAH
was a guest at the Taft school, Water
town, Sunday, returning Sunday night
M The First division, Naval battalion
&. N. G., will give dance at Music
Y hall April II. Admission will be by in
Nitation.
There was no change yesterday in the
condition OF Leopold Besser who is very
~ sick at his home on st. John street. He
y M suffering from blood poisoning and
his friends have little hope of his re-
lrcovery.
A special meeting of the chamber OF
! commerce has been called for Thursday
evening for further explanation OF
the bill before the general assembly in
4 regard to assessment of New Haven
property.
Owing to the heavy rainstorm Super
y dntendent Beede ordered the one session
bell sounded at $3.50 o'clock yesterday
4 morning. AS the conditions had not i'm
proved at 1870 o'clock the alarm was
sounded again, giving the pupils an af-
/ kernoon off.
IA large attendance is expected at the
x meeting Of Momauguin lodge No. l, A.
M o. U. W., to be held tonight in the
lodge rooms in the Courier building.
q Past Master Daniel B. Horton, of Mo-
mauguin lodge, will deliver an address
4 0f much interest.
N DR.. c. j. Bartlett, of the Yale Medical
department, will give talk on "Bac-
I feria-Their Microscopic Appearance
and Growth''-before the New Haven
d Physical Education society this evening
at g o'clock at the Yale Medical school.
The public is cordially invited to at
TEND.
AT the service this evening at five
O'Clock in st. Paul's curch Rev. Mr..
Stokes will make an address on Charles
1xingsley The sermon at the united
service tomorrow evening at 7:45
\ o'clock will be preached by Rev. Mr..
i.ArroWsmith, rector of Trinity church,
nenox
# The Aharoth Zion society, of this city,
will give an entertainment at Harmonic
hall on Wednesday evening, March 10,
(which will consist of a one-act farce
and dance. Those who will partici-
Spate are DR.. Loeb, Miss Stodel Miss
Ehrlick, Mr.. Williamson, 1908 Yale, and
H Brooks.
n The New Haven Colony Historical So
iDiety will meet next Monday evening
and listen to paper to be read by DR..
George L. Porter, Of Bridgeport, on
1.-THE Death of President Lincoln and
Events Connected Herewith" DR.. Por-
ter was on duty in Washington at the
time, and no one can recall the history
better than he
: Work is about to begin on raising
the last large sum Of money to be rails
led for the new Y. M. c. A. building now
IN course of construction. There is
wanted about $4,000 more and at the
last meeting of the business mems COM
mittee it was decided to hold a meeting
spn Friday evening next, at which a
number of business men would be elect
led to the committee and work will be
pushed in earnest until the last dollar
As raised,
8 1t Is learned at Washington that there
l1s every prospect that President Nc
Kinley will appoint as member of the
louisiana purchase exposition commits
sion est. Louis fair) Former Insurance
commissioner Frederick A. Belts, Of
New Haven Mr.. Belts has been cor
daily Endorsed by large number of
4x,A +io1 ea ~ ;e,l
Known that Senators Plat and Hawley
have cordially recommended him to the
president. The position carries with it
a salary of $1,000 and lasts for several
years. Several. appointments to the
commission, which will be composed of
nine members, have been already made /
public.
The closing address Saturday after |
noon at the State Y. M. C. A. conven-
.tioA Was BY ". II. Salmon, M. a., OF /
New Haven on the "World Wide Stu !
dent Movement The Waterbury |
American says: "An orator of great |
force and vigor he held the undivided !
Interest of his audience as he went |
over the work of the various Christian !
alliances of students in other countries
as wei las our own. He spoke particu-
larly of the British Christian union
which sends students from the various
English universities to foreign mission |
airy fields, there being, he said, 500 stu
dents sent all over the world in the last
few years and 1,400 more waiting what
ever call might come"
EGOPODIUM.