The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-02-05
Local Weatner Nep"rt New Haven, Feb. 4, 1901
Brief Mention.
ieh water at noon.

H1BQ water ol AoSAA'
 Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros
 Theodore Keller & Son were the 1u- nera, directors at the funeral or MIS- Harriett B. Hinkley of No. 29 Audubon street.
 Mayor Driscoll will be one ot the guests at a grand social event. a nach- elors' ball to be given by the Cathoile a,,,h of New York, on the evening o1 { February s.
 A rehearsal of the Gounoo socie.s was held at Republican nall last eVen- ing. This was the last nlsht TOT .ne admittance of new members or the so- ciety for the coming concert.
 The annual meeting of the Connectl- mt Association of Classical and Hlgn School Teachers will be held in Middle +own Saturday, February 16. The mem- hars will be guests of Wesleyan unlver- sity.
 The monthly meeting of the Womans x Church Missionary association VIII pe held this afternoon at o'clocK Ill Iilh- stv narish building, Temple street. ,Dr Mary T Gates, missionary from Shang- hal China. will make an address.
 The Yale brass band will give a series cf concerts at the fence during the snr,ne. There will be solos by the nrincipal virtuosos and band pieces py inc entire aggregation. Bandmastel ..-z1Fillian E. Haesche has had great sue cess in training the organization.
 The Girls brigade of Epworth M. E. church will have drill and also a musical and literary entertainment al < the church on Wednesday evening. collection will be taken at the door, on February 21 Washington blrthday 2 supper vii be served by the Laoles Aid society of the church. z Charles G. Stone, of Hartford, secre, tary of the Connecticut Society sons ol Nhe American Revolution, has received . handsome banner and American nag which were adopted as the official em' hlem of the society at the annual con rress of the national society, which wat held in New York April 50 and May l 1900.
 Patrick Danaker, of Hartford, sixty five wears old, who was struck in th' head by a trolley car in that city Satur aav. has not yet regained consciousness and an operation performed upon hi skull to relieve him was unsuccessful He Is an uncle of Attorney c. J. Dan aher of Meriden, and of Mrs. John Sple of New Haven.
 The managers of the Yale rowing ant baseball associations have finally de cided to locate their training tables 10 the season with Mrs. Patterson at College street. Last fall the training table of the crew was removed from 1t former quarters to this place. The 10 cation of the track training table is no yet decided upon.
 The ladies of the Trinity M D. churcl E will give turkey supper and social il the church parlOrs tomorrow evening An interesting programme of music an' reading will be carried out, after tn supper, which is in charge of Mrs. D w. Blakeslee, Mrs. A. B. Armstrong { Mrs. Asa Bushnell, Mrs. George filling Mrs. Charles Mix, and Mrs. Fred Cole man Boyd.
 Last evenings Hartford Times says s.The annual meeting of the Cente church will be held at the chapel Tues day evening. It will be the first meet ing of the kind under the pastorate 0 Mir. Potter. The term of the Rev. Will 1iston Walker as deacon of the churc will expire this year, and his successo will be elected Tuesday evening. Tn loss of Professor Walker, who is goin to New Haven, will be an irreparabl fre for the church"