The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-11
Local Weather Report,
New Haven. June 10. 1901.
Lrte, cation.

High water to-day, 6:22 p. m.
 Choice lots, Whitney ave. 450 it deep fine chance. F. M. Clark, 39 Church St
 Mrs. A. Painter, of Chestnut street,
 West Haven, has returned from Red lands, Cal, where she spent the winter.
 The steam yacht Ceres, of the New Haven Yacht club, was being looked over yesterday by the United States in spectors.
 Carlton S. Field, of Guilford who was brought to the hospital in New ed for appendicitis, is recovering as rapidly as can be expected.
 The twenty-third annual convention of the Music Teachers National asso- citation of America will be held ta Put inlay, Ohio, on July 2, 3, and 5. Sev- eral delegates from this city will at tend.
 Albert M. Domkee, of the D. T. Welch company, West Haven, who underwent a serious operation last Thursday, is able to be out again. A tumor which had formed just above the ankle bone was removed
 The regular monthly shoot of the New Haven Gun club will be held at the grounds of the club at Schuetzen park, tomorrow afternoon. Substan- tia1 cash prizes have been offered by the club for the winners of the various events.
 Mrs. William A. Wright of Beach street, Savin Rock, will entertain the Up-to-Date club at her home on Tues day afternoon, June IS. This club is conducted by Mrs Laurens Lenox, of < Westville. Miss Anabelle Lucey is down on the programme for recita- ton.
 The announcement is made of the coming wedding of Miss Rose Wrinn, daughter of Chief of Police Wrinn, to Thomas F. Bohen, son of one of New Haven's well known business men. The wedding will take place on June 19, at the home of the bride 76 Washington avenue.
 The furniture of MT. and Mrs George Dadmun, who have been living in Gui1- ford, was brought to New Haven yes terday. MT. Dadmun,. who has been a sufferer from appendicitis for several months, is much better and is able to resume work, hence the removal to New Haven.
 Willie GalligaN four-year-nld boy. living on Whichever avenue, was run over by cyclist y<terday morning at the corner of Ashmun and Webster streets. The wheelman gave his, name as McDermott and after the accident he stopped to ascertain teh damage. The little fellow was but slightly hurt. Miss Eleanor Bigelow, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George w. Bigelow, of 20 Park street, has just completed a course in the trained nurses depart ment in the Presbyterian hospital in New York city. She graduated with high honors. Miss Bigelow is a very talented young lady and a graduate of the New Haven high school
 Lydia Hine, the Stratford woman who was arrested several weeks ago charged with fraudulently obtaining a pension, has been released under bonds of $500. She was to have had a preliminary hearing yesterday morn ing before Commissioner Wright, but the case went over tpwo weeks at the request of the defendant.
 Ex- Lieutenant Governor James D. Dewell accompanied the commission on the old John Brown house to Tor rington Saturday. He has been elect ed vice president of the commission. MT. Dewell has subscribed $100 towards the funds fer preserving the old house, which is in a deplorable state Mir Dewell says every door has been torn and every window pane smashed, and the people are beginning to tear off the for souvenirs. The commits sion has posted a notice on the house offering a reward for the detection and of any person found gull ty of despoiling the historic house. The commission intends to repair and re- store the house as soon as possible and have family reside ther to protect It.
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