The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-03-09
Local Weather Report.
Jew Haven. March s, 1901.


r G. Wilmot of this city has arrived
at the Ebbitt house. Washington.
g. q. Whaples, who has been comm
cd to his home with illness, is slowly
recovering.
Helen Gauntlet Williams class at the
81. w. C. A. gave very enjoyable mu-
sicale last evening.
Mrs Gustavus Fellows Davis, OF
hartford. is the guest of Mrs. Sidney
p. Butler, of Lake place.
The New Haven lodge, Daughters Oh
Rebecca. No. 8, B. of r., gave an apron
md necktie social at Republican nan
last night.
Rev. DR.. Phillips of the Church OF the
Redeemer, and Rev. DR.. Ferris OF Cal
vary Baptist church, exchange pulplts
tomorrow forenoon.
About thirty-five members of the
Christian Endeavor society of this city
left here yesterday morning on the 9'oo
o'clock train for New York, from which
nlace they proceeded to Washington.
IT Strauss. the music teacher,
whose home is in New Haven, has
bought a building lot on East Ninth
street, Derby, and will build two-fat
house this spring. He will use the low
er floor for his music rooms.
Ferdinand @. Blanchard, of Newton,
Mass. a student in the Yale theological
school, has accepted call to the pas
torate of the First Congregational
church in Torrington. He will begin
his duties the second Sunday in May.
The plans and specifications for the
nav medical school building which will
be erected on Cedar street by Yale uni
versity have been completed, and the
contract will be awarded within few
days. The work will begin in few
weeks
last evening, in the rooms of the Ma
sonic Temple, the New Haven Orches-
trail club held special rehearsal IN
preparation for their concert which oc-
ours on Wednesday night next. An
especially fine programme has been pre-
pared.
Rev DR.. George r. Rainsford of New
York CITY will be unable to deliver the
Berkeley sermon at Yale on Sunday eve
ming as was planned. He has just sent
word to the university leaders that he
cannot be present. The address will not
be given.
Professor A. B. Morrill, principal of
the New Haven normal school, will de-
liver the third lecture at assembly nall,
Winsted, Tuesday evening, March 10. 1t
is the last of the lectures of the course
under the auspices of the state board
of education.
The ranks of the striking tailors were
augmented this morning by orders is
sued by the union committee calling out
men from eight shops which have not
been affected by the strike About
thirty tailors have been on a strike for
many weeks.
In Southington yesterday Fred Biesle,
aged fourteen, employed in the rolling
mill here, was severely burned by
strin of iron which peeled from bar
which was being put through the roll
ers. The strip curled itself about one
of his legs, soaring 1t deeply.
Suckley &. Wolfe a firm made up of
Woodbury. and Bridgeport men, have
leased the old shear factory in North
Woodbury. and will soon begin the
manufacture Of pocket and table cut
lery. Forty years ago this mill was the
scene of a thriving shear business.
President John NJ Hall, Of the Con-
solidated road, left on the noon train
for New York yesterday to meet j.
Pierpont Morgan and other members of
the standing committee of the board
of directors of the Consolidated road.
The directors meeting will be held at
the Grand Central depot this afternoon.
The Central Labor union is to insist
that all labor upon the new school
buildings that are to be erected in this
city shall be performed by union men.
This is the declaration of President Jo-
seph Belasco Of the Trades Council after
he had read the opinion given by Cor
poration Counsel Robertson on the sub
ject printed yesterday.
The graduation exercises of the sem
ior class of Yale Divinity school will be
held in the College street hall on We'd
nesday, May Is. DR.. Lyman Abbott of
Brooklyn, the editor of outlook, will de-
liver the annual sermon in the Center
church on the preceding Sunday. Other
features of the exercises will be a gen
eral alumni meeting and the award of
the leading prizes in the school for the
coming year.
AGOPODIUM.