The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-03-23
Local Weather ReoOrt.
New Haven, March %, 1901.
Brief Mention.

1TAot MeDHOm
High water to-day, 1886 a. m.
Scribner's magazine for April at
4 MacGilvray's.
Miss Rose Pickett, Of this city, is Wis
Ting in Naugatuck.
1t has been decided to hold the Yale
senior class supper at Branford Point
on June 81.
The annual convention of the Con-
necticut Firemen's association will be
hold in Hartford May 21-22.
The university baseball training table
will start next Tuesday, March 49, at
noon in the University club.
The April number of Scribner's
+ magazine contains an article entitled
s.Nansicaa," by Arthur Cotton go.
Tickets for the Yale Princeton debate
were put on sale at the Coop. yester-
day morning at fifty and seventy-flve
cents each
AT 2 D. m. yesterday in room B. East
Divinity, Professor Hopkins lectured on
the religions of India, under the head
ssThe Reform Movement"
At 4:30 D. M yesterday in AL Osborn
{ hall, r. L. sanderson gave French
lecture and reading on "Choix de
y Poesies,' with recitations.
The Sheffield society of Delta Phi an
nounces the election Of Beverly Waugh
Kunkel of Harrisburg, Pa, and Ernest
Mead Baker, of Detroit, Mich.
Y The Railroad Y. M. G. A. minstrel
troupe covered themselves with glory
Thursday evening when they produced
their entertainment in the association
rooms before crowded house.
The committee on appropriations of
the general assembly went to Winsted
"wednesday and looked over the Itch
field County hospital, of Winchester, for
which an appropriation of $4,000 has
been asked.
Joseph Franklin, who is in charge of
the yard forces at the Grand Central
depot, is visiting friends in Bridgeport.
Mr. Franklin Is one of the best known
TdllTOdu IIleu III AIIeIlCd. Ile WAS lOE
years resident Of New Haven.
Mrs Burton Smith, of so Sea street,
City Point, who was operated upon by
DR. Sanford, assisted by Drs. Ham
mond, Townsend and Eliot, for remov-
sal of cancer, is getting along well and
her friends hope to see her out very
soon.
M. l.. Bunnell, of New Haven, was
elected one Of the vice presidents Of the
sConnecticut Filters and Drummers' as
sociation at the associations meeting at
the Hamilton hotel, South Norwalk, on
Thursday J. j. Ward. of Middletown
was elected president and S. C. Bonney
of Southington, treasurer.
The hearing yesterday on the remon-
STRANGE to the granting of license to
Henry Russ, who wanted to sell liquor
at 100 Savin avenue, West Haven, was
continued until this morning before the |
county commissioners. Remonstrance
is made by General e. e. Bradley, |
James Gardner Clark, George L. Peck, |
Rev. DIR. Squires and others.
The April issue of the Yale Medical |
journal has among it's contents Con
corning the Causation of Cancerous and
Other New Growths' (concldded) by j.
George Adams, M. D., f. r. S. E., pro- ,
fessor of pathology, McGill university,
Montreal, Can, and 1.-THE Efficiency of
Hydrotherapeutic Measures" by R. E.
Peck instructor of neurology, New Ha-
ven.
Walter w. Bennett, who was arrested
In this city early yesterday morning on
the charge of grand larceny, was taken
to New York by Detective Sergeant
Browne yesterday. Bennett is charged
with stealing 5000 worth of clothing and
toilet articles from Charles r. Gould,
Of 1874 West Thirty-fourth street, New
York. Bennett was identified by the
janitor of his apartments at 1859 West
Thirty fourth street
y The New Haven Gold Legion, d local
republican marching club. has perma-
nently organized. The following Off
GERS were elected: President, e. /. At
water; vice president, Major Luding-
ton; secretary, III. M. Brooks; treasurer,
#. G.. p. Barnes; executive committee,
T. III. Newbold, Charles Ingersoll, f. l..
Fox, S. e. Hoyt, F. P. Lewis, Colonel
A. A. Russell and Carl
Etahl.
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