The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-14
Local Weather Report.
TARR, Observer.
Brief Mention.

Sergeant Loomis is now doing duty at West Haven center. He has been } at the shore for the past eight months,
 The New Haven section, s. l.. F., will hold a session this evening at S53 Grand avenue Members will discuss socialism s in many of its aspects.
 The F. E. Beach company, of Bridge port, has filed with the secretary of state certificate of increase of it's cap- < ital stock from $2O,00O to $30,0O0
 The Woman's Relief corps of Admiral $ Foote post, G. A. R., will meet for a social gathering this (Thursday) after noon at Mrs. John Purselrs, "A Garden street
 The fair in Music hall conducted by x the ladies of St. Joseph's church is pro- gressing very successfully. A nice stage programme is given each evening and dancing is also a feature.
 Judge Samuel J. Bryant, of West Haven, who is shooting deer on the Adirondack League Reservation in northern New York, writes that he has killed an old buck, very fine animal. The buck had magnificent antlers, with twenty prongs.
 Vice Presidents w. F. Merrill and F. 8R. Todd and Superintendents Holbrook <sand Fennel of the Consolidated road, went to New Britain on Tuesday and made an investigation there as to the Econditions that apply to the freight and passenger traffic to and from that city.
 George T. Birks of Main street, West Haven, organist at the First Methodist church this city is arranging for a praise service to be given the last of this month. The double quartette un- der MT. Birks' direction are rehearsing s.Fatherhood of God the cantata which will be given.
 J. A. Blake, the popular and enter prising manager of the Savin Rock amusements, was in this city Sunday and visited several of the German sing ing societies to find out how far the sproposed carnival of German song to De Qelu dt CdNlll IeoSh IlVAb otiiiiiici i'N'N progressed He made very satisfactory arrangements with each society for the event
 Professor Charles s. Hastings, of Yale will address the Waterbury Wo- mans club November 22 on Color Sen sations and How They Are Studied" Also at the society's next meeting in two weeks two distinguished guests will be present, Mrs. Jennie June Croly and Mrs. Hugh Reid Griffin, president of the Society of American Women in London.
 delightful reception was given at 32 Park street the home of Rev. Ernest Mariett, Tuesday evening for the people of the Church of the Ascension. This reception partook of the nature of reunion of those who in years gone past had been connected with the church. There was quite a gathering, and for ner acuuaintance was renewed by many of those who have not been iden- tified with the church for a consider able length of time. The spacious par Tors of the rectory were attractively adorned: one with Chinese lanterns strung across the room, and with tap- estries on the wall and seats and benches arranged to give an Oriental effect. and the other with palms and potted plants. A bouffe lunch was served during the hours of the recep- lion. 8 to Il. The guests were finely en- tertained during the evening by an eX- hibition by MT. Lithgow, the magician, of 281 Crown street, this city. There were also very pleasing solos and reel tations by Miss Rebecca Harrs. Miss Harris is most versatile young lady, having all three accomplishments, a pieasiug voice, q slIillful execution on the piano forte and delightful express sion in her recitative work. Miss Saun- ders also sang two bright selections which received hearty encores.