The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-05-10
Local Weather Report.
New Haven, May g, 1901.
Brief Mention.
EGoPoD1uM.

EGOPODIUM,
 Offices to let; new building 39 Church # One more case of typhoid fever was
 reported to the board of health yester- day morning, which makes a total of ASA
 Dases.
 who has been confined to his home by al serious illness, is now on the way to $ recovery.
 At a regular meeting of the board of
 warden and burgesses of West Haven
 property owners on First avenue sent
 in petition for the sprinkling of the
 street The petition was referred to a aconmittee.
 Rev Ferdinand s. Blanchard, of Yale
 Divinity school, who received a call to the First Congregational church, South ington some months ago, will assume
 charge of bis parish there next Sun day, He will be ordained May 29.
 Thomas Roach, an Italian laborer
 living at No. i Factory street, was talk E en to the hospital yesterday morning in the Grand avenue police ambulance. It was supposed his skull was fractured, but later it was found that it was Esecalp wound Roach was employed in tearing down the old building of the Mallory, Wheeler company on East street, and was struck on the head by failing beam.
 @ Miss E. "A. Deming, for a great many years with Miss Katsch at her pattern store on Church street, has accepted position with The Gambler Desmond company, and will be in charge of their new pattern department. The new de- partment at The Gamble Desmond company's stores was opened yesterday and has been given over entirely to the sale of the celebrated Standard patterns snnd their publication.
 V The family of the late Captain Thom- as Anderson, of Clinton, who died two months ago leaving a will in which he 'bequeathed his fortune, variously esti- mated from s5O0oO to s7OOOO, to his Athree younger children now attending the Morgan school in that town, have decided not to contest the last testa- Iment of the dead mariner. It is under stood that the mater has been amisa- ply settled and that the will will stand as 1t is.
 During the past two weeks Post master Howarth has found 1t necessary to. swear in four new drivers for the mail wagon which runs between the postoffice and the railroad station. The drivers aer employed by the contractor who carries the mails, an das they do not receive much pay leave freOuent1y
 Professor Weir will read a paper upon "The Revelation of Our Lord in the Forty Days Between the Resur- rection and the Ascension" in the guild room of St. Pauls parish house this afternoon at o'clock. All are in- vited.
 < The committee on schools will meet ! this morning, preparatory to the meet | ing of the board of education in the | evening. It is understood that the state board of education is willing to con- | cede anything reasonable to the local l board in the matter of the former board | taking training schools in this city. The | local board wished to have the rules of 1 the state board modified so they could | not take school buildings in this city l for training of teachers, except with 1 the consent of the local board They | will be permitted to take the Roger Sherman building under the old rule, l but the New Haven board desires it to be understood in the future that they | shall be consulted whenever a school I building is desired for training school purposes.