The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-03-08

Eg High water to-o DAY, 1'oo y. III.
Miss Emma Hayden, of Essex, is Wis
dting friends in this city.
Henry s. Highly, of this city, formerly
druggist in Waterbury, was in Water
bury on business yesterday.
The New Haven union of King S
Daughters held a silver social last eve
ming at the Epworth M. E. church.
Mrs. L. G. Emo, her daughter Hattie
and Miss Sadie Carroll, all of Simsbury,
have gone to Asheville, North Carolina,
for the benefit Of Miss Hattie Eno's
health
The Bristol civil authorities have vot-
ed that Civil Engineer Sperry, of this
city, be employed to make a map of
Stearns Pleasant and Church streets IN
that place, where new sewers have re-
Gently been laid.
Mrs. James R. Brinsmade of Derby,
sister of Mrs. G. B. Bunnell, attended
the d. A. r. congress as a delegate
from the Derby chapter, and remained
In Warrington as the guest of friends
over the Inauguration ceremonies.
Professor w. e. Britton, horticultur-
LIST of the Connecticut Experiment Sta
4 ton, this city, read a paper on Some
Insect Pests of the Fruit Growers" at
fruit growers institute of the Con-
necticut Pathological society held in
Bristol Wednesday.
The Washington Star of March has
In the list of those in attendance at the
inaugural ball on Monday evening the
names of Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Todd, Mr.
ad Mrs. Frederick f. Andrews, DR. and
Mrs. w. w. Hawkes.. and Colonel and
Mrs. I. M. Ullman, all of New Haven.
There was reported to the police yes
terday the loss of a gold, diamond stud
ded watch charm by G. S. Ticker, who
was a delegate to the recent national
convention of the knights of Columbus.
Mr.. Ticker lives in Baltimore, Md, and
was former district deputy of the order
In that state.
The Yale employment bureau has re-
ceived letter from the superintendent
of instruction in the Philippine Islands
stating that a great many teachers will
be required in the work there. The
government will pay from $75 to 800
month and will furnish transportation
from New York to Manila
The big and extensive cold wave of
the last two days seems to have abated
The cold spell reached it's climax yes
terday morning. After the sun was
well up the temperature rose considera-
bly,, and the cold, it is predicted, will
slowly decrease, with promise of de-
cidedly milder weather to-day.
The reception to be held in the North
Haven Congregational church this eve
ming in honor of Rev. William G. Lath- |
rop pastor of the church, who has re-
signed to accept the pastorate Of a
church in Shelton, will be highly in
teresting occasion in the town. and a |
large attendance Is assured.
The Past Grand association will visit |
Quinnipiac lodge of Odd Fellows Mon
day evening, March II, for the purpose
of assisting in the working Of the sec
Dnd degree. The degree team of the
Past Grand association will initiate
three candidates This team has been
doing remarkably fine work all winter.
In supplying the pulpit during the
absence of DR. Smyth the Center
church is not only seeking the services
of clergymen connected with the
church by membership or other asso-
citation, but also Of those distinguished
as pastors and preachers in the Con-
gregational church at large and of |
these latter the Rev DR.. Boynton of
Detroit, Mich, will preach on March 10,
the Rev DR.. Mckenzie of Cambridge,
Mass, on March II; the Rev. DR.. Mere
dith of Brooklyn, March 81: the Rev.
Mr.. Potter of Hartford on April q, and
the Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott of New
York on May IL.
The bill introduced in the general as
sembly for the purpose of incorporating
the Atlantic Dock and Warehouse COM
pany is one of the first steps to con-
struct in West Haven wharf and
of immense proportions
The men back of the project believe ,
that New Haven is as well situated for /
a terminal for water freight as any
other city in New England and believe ]
that the main thing lacking is suitable
wharf privileges The incorporators of t
the company are Eliot H. Morse, James ,
D. Dewell. Willis Downs, Samuel G. c
Pease and Frederick S. Ward They ask t
for an original capitalization of $4,000 t
with the privilege of increasing 1t to /
100000 if circumstances require it, ,