The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-10
Local Weather Report.
New Haven, April 9, 1901
Brief M enttOn.

High water to-day, 3:2S p. m.
 Tn order to get the discount on your gas bills they should be paid to-day at the Gas companys ofice Mo- 80 Crown street.
 The Ancient Order of Hibernians held Its sixteenth annual soiree at Harugari hall Monday evening and was very largely attended.
 Charles o. Francis, of Francis Bros, who has been ill three weeks, was dole to be out for the first time Monday, but he will not resume business just yet
 Dr. A. M. filling, of York street, is building beautiful residence on a com- manding site a few rods northeast of Professor Richards place in Wood bridge.
 The primary lesson will be taught by Miss Walkley at the close of Professor -~Sanders' class this Wednesday, after noon at 5:30 o'clock at United church chapel. ass,asau,,so ss
 Thomas Crouch, of Branford, who was removed to Grace hospital last week suffering, 1t was feared, with ap- pendicitis, is now very comfortable. An operation it is now thought, will not be necessary at this time.
 The Ladies' Benevolent society of the Davenport church on Green street will hold a sale, entertainment and supper at the church parlors tomorrow even- ing. The supper will be served at 6:30. The public is invited to attend.
 The condition of Henry E. Baldwin, of Woodbridge, who is very ill with typhoid fever, was reported somewhat Improved yesterday Dr. Marsh, of Westville, is attending the patient, and eaid yesterday that he believes he has passed the crisis
 Sterling lodge A. O. U. w., has an occasion of great interest to the lodge and friends this evening. The lodge will entertain Grand Master Ward, of Boston, also the grand secretary and other prominent officials. There will be a banquet and special exercises.
 Miss Rebecca Beach, iof this city, the donor of Newtown's beautiful library was the guest there yesterday afternoon of the lady patrons of the library. A tea was arranged in honor of Miss Beach and large number of New towns prominent women were pres ont.
 There will be meeting of the direc- tors of the Consolidated road held at the Grand Central depot in New York Saturday afternoon, at which suitable arrangements will be made in regard to the attendance of the officials at the funeral obsequies of ex-Presdent | Clark
 William E. Fenno, the former secre- tary of the R. R. Y M. c. A., who i left this city a few days ago to take a position in the same work at the Brook lyn navy yard, in a letter to MT. Bow man, superintendent of the New Haven terminal, is very enthusiastic regarding his new work.
 Miss Hope Ives, daughter Of c. P Ives, the restaurateur of No. 256 State street, this city, and now teaching in the public school of Glastonbury, is spending the Easter vacation with her mother and sisters in Pine Orchard and Mill Plain. Miss Ives returns to her duties April 15
 The steamer Chester w. Chapin, which was hauled off Patience Island has been lowed to Newport where an examination of the damage has been made. Later the Chapin will be taken to New York and dry docked. It is believed the damage to the steamer can be easily repaired.
 At the meeting of the fire commis sioners this evening the committee which hos charge of the benefit enter tainment and also the subscriptions received for the families of the recent ly deceased firemen, the victims of the Judson packing house fire, will meet with them for the purpose of arranging the distribution of the moneys received by the committee.
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