The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-02
Local Weather Report. New Haven, Nov. i, 1901,
Brief Mention.

High water to-day, 3:22 p. m.
 Mrs. F. w. Stone, of Cornwall Bridge
 has come to this city to spend the win
 ter.
 The Law school elevn will play thu
 Orange Athletic club team at Orange
 to-day.
 2 Quite number of New Haven people
 are going to the Yale-West Point game # ht West Point to-day. The month of October, just past, vii
 hold an enviable record as one of the < most beautiful Octobers of recent years
 [. de Yer Warner has been elected
 president of Bridgeport's new gas com
 pany, which was reorganized from the
 two old companies.
 marriage license was issued at the
 town clerks office in Bridgeport Thurs
 day to William Odell and Jennetta : Lockney, both of this city.
 The banjo club of the Derby high
 school held it's first rehearsal at the < school Thursday afternoon. MT. Galla-
 gier of this city, has been secured as dnstructor.
 F. A. Bartlett, graduate of the Yale s Law school and at one time of the Jour- nal and Courier staff, is the republican
 nominee for the position of town clerk in Bridgeport.
 United States Inspectors Wright and Dennis will inspect to-day the steamers z William H. Merwin of Milford, the AL % berta of South NorWalk and the Lydia HI. at Bridgeport.
 The late Governor Henry B. Harri- ason was an honored and enthusiastic member of Hiram lodge No. 1, A. F. and A. M. of this city. He became a
 member October 27, 1859.
 President Cyrus w. Northrop of the Northwestern university, Minneapolis, made brief visit to Danbury, renew ing boyhood acquaintances, before re- Turning to the west from the Yale jubi- lee.
 Waterbury Is an eight-hour city, be- ginning yesterday, for in compliance with an agreement entered into during the past summer between the master plumbers, masons and carpenters and the journeymen of the city the eight hour work day became operative there yesterday. All of the plumbers, carpen- gters and masons will receive the same pay as heretofore.
 # This afternoon at 2:3O on the Seaside park football field Bridgeport, the first league game of the Connecticut Inter scholastic Football association will be scOntested between the Hillhouse high school of this city and the Bridgeport high school To-day also the Water bury and New Britain high schools will play at Waterbury. The two winning teams will combat in this city Novem- Der for the championship and perma- nent possession of the Yale cup.
 At the quarterly meeting of Jochebed lodge No. 4, U. o. T. S., in Odd Eel lows hall Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Flora Rothchild, chairman of the com- mittee in an eloquent and able speech presented to the lodge an elegantly en- crossed copy of the resolutions recently passed on the death of Maier Zunder. The center of the frame is occupied by an excellent likeness of our honored foWnsman, who had ever been one of 5he warmest friends of the society. Above the picture the initials of the so- ciety in large white letters stand in strong relief upon a heavily shaded | and the text of the reso- | lutions surrounds the portrait. Albert | z,,nder son of the deceased, respond | ed in a fitting manner, and accepted | the resolutions in behalf of the lodge. | The resolutions were engrossed by c. 1 H. Blakeslee.