The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-03-01
Brief Mention.

High water to-day, S:11 a. m.
 The final trials of the sophomore de-
 batting team have been postponed from
 Last night until tonight at 7:3O.
 Mrs. Julia Walsh, motherin-law of < Highway Commissioner Macdonald, has completely recovered from the ef- { fleets of slight shock and is now able to be up.
 County Health Officer Hoadley, of this city, and City Health Officer Frost and Town Health Officer O'Hara, of Waterbury, inspected the garbage ere matory in Waterville yesterday after noon
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Bowman Ben- nett, of 250 Ashley street, Hartford, are receiving congratulations over the arrival of son on February 26. Mrs Bennett will be remembered as Miss Lillian Bass, of this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry T. Beers, of 122 Dwight street, are receiving congratu- 1ations over the arrival of a bouncing baby girl that cried first on Monday evening last The new member of the family will be named Dorothy Elizabeth Beers.
 The quarterly meeting of the New Haven County Public Health associa- tion will be held at the Hotel Garde next Tuesday at Il a. m. Garbage Col 1ector Hubert M. Rigney, of Waterbury, will read a paper on the collection and disposal of garbage.
 The schooner Harry Prescott, Cap- tain Gray arrived in New York We'd tuesday from Fernandina after run sof ten days. The schooner William E. Downs, from Brunswick with railroad ties, arrived after a longer passage. She was twelve days on the voyage.
 The inventory of the estate of the late Treadwell Smith, former superin- tendent of police, has been filed in the probate court, and the value of his real estate is given as s2,S00, personal estate s10O. and choses in action $3,513.63, the total inventory amounting to $6,413.63.
 The Yale freshman basket ball team will play It's second game at the Yale gymnasium tomorrow evening. The game will be called at 8:15 o'clock. The Trinity school team will be the Yale teams opponents. The freshman team practiced at the gymnasium last even- ing.
 Francis w. Gilchrist. aged twenty one. who was the captain of the New Britain high school football team last season. died at his home there yester- day morning of pneumonia. He was member of the basket ball team. A sis olx,tot ir1 rhnr in the schools
 Postmaster Howarth goes to West Haven to-day to take the inventory of the sub-postal station that is to be op- sened there this morning. It is located in the old postoffice building, but a number of improvements have been | made and others will be effected to bring the place up to the standard of 1 Ia letter carrier office. The three car riers will begin their services this | morning.
 The condition of F. E. Walton and F. H. Scudder, the Yale freshmen who have been confined to their apartment | for the past three weeks with scarlet fever has improved somewhat and Dr. Osborne, who is attending them, said yesterday Iilhl w dlloH Woulu nave Ic- covered sufficiently by next week to be removed to his home in Brooklyn, N. Y Mr. Scudder is not likely to be out again under a couple of weeks
 The Waterbury Republican yesterday announces that the Republican has been purchased by Francis Atwater, of Meriden, the transfer to take place Fri day, March 1. It is MT. Atwater's in- tention to remove the paper from it's present quarters to a location not yet decided upon where a new mechanical plant with all facilities for the printing and publishing of an up-to-date news paper will be installed. In ownership and management the Republican will be absolutely independent of any other or corporation.
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