The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-23
Local Weather Report. New Haven, April %, 1901.
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High water to-day, 1:59 a. m.
 MacGilvray has Everybodys maga- ' zine for May.
 The l.. T. club will meet at the resi- S dence of Mrs. D. A. Kinnie, on Center < street, on Tuesday evening.
 Mrs A. L.. Ely and her son Carl, of Eouthington, are the guests of her aunt, Mrs. Marvin Smith, of this city.
 Professor and Mrs. s. w. Johnson, of < 54 Trumbull street, gave a small card \ party last evening to a few of their z friends.
 Mrs. John W. Mansfield of 210 Grown street, entertained small party of friends with an exceedingly pretty lln- -eheon yesterday.
 Charles Futile, of Southington, who was operated upon last Friday evening by D1. Russell, of this city, is getting along nicely, although still extremely < weak.
 x The monthly meeting of the managers of the New Haven orphan asylum will be held at the asylum, 61O Elm street, next Thursday morning at quarter af- ter ten o'clock.
 Director of Public Works Philip Hugo yesterday appointed George w. Neal searcher of records at the city hall to succeed the late David T. McNamara MT. Neal takes office at once.
 At meeting of the Indianapolis Ind, school board, Saturday evening" K c. N. Kendall, late superintendent of schools of New Haven, was unanimous ly reelected superintendent of schools at salary of $4,SO0 year.
 Miss Edith Hunter, who was for some time soprano of the Plantsville Congregational church choir, died re- gently near Delhi, India. She was born in India and returned to that country hoping to improve her health, which was declining.
 The Ladies' Aid society, of the Pres byterian church, will give their usual supper and entertainment at the church to-morrow evening. Supper served from 6:30 until s. An unusually inter- esting programme will be rendered. Y. M c. A, orchestra will be in attend i ance.
 Rev. Fred Winslow Adams, of this city, preached at the M. E. church, Yalesville, Sunday morning. His text was "Lo, I am with you always even unto the end" The speakers subject was the Reality of Jesus Christi MT. Adams presentation of his subject was scholarly and masterful. l.-Meriden Jour- nal.
 Annoupcement was made yesterday of the approaching marriage of Miss Mabel F. Wood, daughter of Mrs. Anna 70. Wood, of IS Dixwell avenue, to Har- ry D. filling. Mr. filling is a we'll known and valuable employe of the Winchester Repeating Arms company and is very popular among his associ- ates. Miss Wood is well known in so- cial circles, and her many friends will be much pleased to learn of her engage ment. j,rhe Adelphi club will give minstrel 1 ,6how at Harmonic hall next Thursday evening. The affair is being arranged I by those who had charge of the Har- | monie minstrels, which were given so | successfully short time ago, and the ] entertainment on Thursday evening | promises to equal if possible, that | same show. The proceeds of the enter ! tainment will be devoted to furnishing | the boys club rooms.
 Great excitement prevailed in Brcn ford yesterday morning when it became l known that the postoffice and the store | of J. Hutchinson & Go. had been forced | open and entered during the night by 1 burglars and valuable booty secured. | The postoffice was robbed of s20 in | stamps. The safe at Hutchinson & | Co.'S was blown open by the burglars and some money therein was taken. Tools which had been stolen from II. K. | Hubbards carriage shop were found ly- | ing around.
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