The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-03-29
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
 High water to-day, 649 a. m.
 April Century Magazine received and For sale by T. H. Pease 6 Son.
 Munsey's Magazine for April on sale ko-morrow at MacGilvrays. Frank Les lies for April now on sale.
 MT. and Mrs. George Porter, after spending the winter in New Haven, < have returned to their home in Milford.
 The Womans' Seamen's Friend so- ciety will hold it's regular monthly meeting next Monday at the Bethel, 61 Water street.
 Theobald Conner, Yale Law school 99, and now of Northampton, Mass, visit ed friends in this city Wednesday on his way home from New Orleans
 John Edward Heaton, of this city who has been on a trip up the Nile and visited Constantinople and other places in the east, is in Switzerland on his Journey homeward.
 Felton Wood and his mother of West mHaven, who have been travelling exten- sively in California and are now in Florida, will make their next stop in Washington, where they will spend some time.
 In high school hall, Wethersf1eld, this --afternoon at o'clock Samuel P. Will lard, of Colchester, will address a teach CTS meeting on Attendance and Ar thur B. Merrill, of this city, will speak on Reading"
 A farewell dinner party was given on Z "Wednesday evening by Mrs. Harry La- cy in honor of Mrs. Charles Pratt, of Boston, who has been spending some time with Mrs, Lacy. Mrs Platt left her home yesterday.
 A certificate of organization of the IAmerican Speciality Bridgeport compa- ny has been filed with the secretary of state. The capital stock is $5,000. The subscribers are William c. Bowers, M D., William R. Palmer and Mrs. Carrie Ziron.
 Rev. Henry Macbeth, who was for merly resident of New Haven and curate at Trinity P. E. church, but who is now stationed at Wil1imantic will preache in St. James church, Fair Ha- ven, this evening. A large attendance Is expected.
 Mrs. George T. Ladd, who has trav- eled extensively in India, will give talk at the Y. w. C. A. building, 56S Chapel street, this evening at o'clock. She will show a handsome collection of photographs brought from India. All Interested are invited.
 Irving Fisher, Yale 'SS, professor of political economy in Yale, who has been absent from his duties since November 1898, on account of poor health, will take up his work here next fall, at the beginning of the term. He has com pletely recovered his health. He is at present in Santa Barbara, Cal.
 George H. Sutton, of Springfield gen. eral manager for leading insurance l company for western Massachusetts, was in town Tuesday and Wednesday, | accompanied by his wife and daughter, | and stopped at the New Haven house. | Mr. Sutton is a well remembered former | prominent New Haven resident.
 Nine camps of the Patriotic Order of America in the state have signified their desire to attend the rally of Washing ton camp in New Britain tonight. New Haven Meriden, Waterbury and Hart ford will be represented The ladies' auxiliary, of Meriden, will also attend The rally will be held in o. U. A. W. hall and various addresses will be ! made.
 The Yale Golf association announces the following schedule for the season: April IS, Brooklawn County club, at Bridgeport; April 20, Orford Golf club, at South Manchester; April 27, Wee Burn Golf club, at Stamford; May 4, Springfield Golf club, at Springfield; May z, Intercollegiate Golf tournament at Atlantic City; May II, Hill and Dale Golf club at Stamford; May IS, Hart ford Golf club, at Hartford.
 A committee composed of seven per sons met in this city "Wednesday to hear a protest offered by the Hillhouse High school girls basketball team against the awarding of the champion ship game of the league to the Bridge port High school team, on the grounds that goal was made by Hillhouse and not counted. The game was played in Bridgeport on March 16 and by it the Bridgeport team won the championship of the league. The Bridgeport girls have not been defeated this year. and disallow the protest and award the { game to Bridgeport. ( EGOPODIUM--IS-