The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-05-20
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High water at midnight.

High water at midnight.
 Offices to let; new building 39 Church
 A meeting of the faculty of Sheffield Scientific school will be held at Sheffield hall this evening.
 The Sheffield prayer meeting at 143 College street yesterday noon at 12:3O was addressed by H. s. Canby.
 City lodge No. 36, I. o. o. F., will give social entertainment and smoker in their lodge room next Wednesday even- ing.
 The Primary union will meet at 7:45 7 o'clock this evening at United church chapel. The lesson will be taught by Miss Walkley.
 Rev. Dr. Meserve, of this city, preach ed and Mies A. M, Merwin, of this city, sang at the morning and evening ser vices at Plymouth church, Milford, yes terday.
 The annual exhibition given by the Physical Phalanx of the Humphrey street Congregational church will take place this evening at o'clock in the church parlors
 At the conclusion of the hearing of pr. P. Frederick Metz for malpractice in the city court Saturday afternoon Attorney John R. Booth appealed to the court for a reduction of the bond in the doctors case, from $1,50O to s1,OOO, which was granted.
 It is reported in New York that Charles S. Mellen, recently of this city, is quite likely to be appointed president of the New York Central railroad in place of President Galloway, who has resigned. When in this city MT Mellen was for several years traffic manager and afterward vice president of the Consolidated road.
 At Davenport church tomorrow eve ming the annual meeting, with reports for the year and a reunion of members of the church and congregation, will be held, and refreshments will be served.
 On Saturday afternoon Andrew M Scott of this city, was married to Miss Cora Alice Elder, of Danbury, by Jus
 
 office. Justice Futile was about closing his office for the day, when the couple appeared.
 very pleasant tea was rendered on Saturday evening by the Rev MT. and Mrs. Ganmack, of Christ Episcopal church West Haven, to the wardens and vestrymen of the church at the rec tors home. Among those present were "A. c. Coe, senior warden Ray F. Thompson, junior warden; Frederick Jackson, MT. Caldwell, C. K Bush, MT. Beebe, Sias Futile, Harry l.. Hall, Dr. Barnett, Alfred Powell, George Warner, E. Carter Hotchkiss, Thomas Wallace George H. Thomas and John P Clark all vestrymen.
 The annual entertainment for the kin- dergarten of the Sunday school of the Humphrey street Congregational church was held in the church parlors Satur- day afternoon from to o'clock A very attractive table with light refresh ments was prepared for the children, | and the room was very pretty in it's | decorations of pink and white tissue pa- | per, There were about forty children [ present, and there were songs and . marches, and very good time was en- joyed by all present.
 Tommy Corcoran, the popular captain of the Cincinnati National league base ball nine, is seriously i'll with typhoid fever at his home, 179 Hazel street. He came to New Haven some three weeks ego to attend the funeral of his child, who had died with the disease. After the funeral he again joined the Cincn- natl Reds, who are leading the Nation al league race. Last Wednesday after | playing in Pittsburg Corcoran felt so i'll that he came to his home in this city and has since been confined to his bed. Dr. William P. Baldwin is the attend | ing physician.