The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-10-15

High water to-day, 12:l a. m.
Quinnipiac lodge, I. o. o. F., worke
the first degree on several candidate
last night.
Tonight Harmony lodge, No 5, /. c
o. f., will work the second degree Of
several candidates.
A large fleet of coasting schooners /
anchored in the lower harbor waiting
for Favorable weather before proceed
4 1ng
The State Polo league meets this ev
ening at the Hotel Garde to form
schedule and lay plans for the seasons
/ opening.
An Immense representation Of Yale'F
seal is the principal Yale bi-centennia
"A decoration on Yale's College street hal
building.
Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson and her
Xdauphter who went to Germany in
June, are expected home about the first
OF November.
a remonstrance has been filed to the
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4 cornuittee's report in the case of Henry
" N Rowe against Ray Leeds. Report
4Sfayors plaintiff.
A very fine portrait of the late Major
Minott A. Osborn, father of Colonel ~
q. Osborn, is to be seen in the window
\ Of Augur's Art store
The Crescents beat the Nash streets
al polo Saturday to g. The feature of
the Crescent's playing were by New
man. Eggert and Maher, and of the
Nash streets by Beardsley.
rhe officers of the Odd Fellows Mu-
tual Aid association of Connecticut Will
meet with City lodge, No. Sc, l. 0. o.
III. tomorrow. A. cordial invitation is
extended to all the other lodges to meet
with them.
meeting of the members of the
Young Mems Republican club interest
ed in the movement to form Chau-
tauoua reading circle will be held to-
night at the club house. Postmaster
IIowarth will lead in the project with
short talk
Mayor studley and Colonel I. M. Ull-
man called on Governor Mclean yes
+erday at Hartford and extended an Of
ficial Invitation to a reception to be
given to himself and President Hadley
of Yale Wednesday evening, october 70,
The governor accepted the invitation.
The State Federation Of Women's
club will hold it's annual meeting in
New Haven between November 10 and
the 21st the date not yet definitely de-
cided Each club in the state belong
ing to the federation sends one or more
delegates, according to it's membership.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Warner of
Clinton avenue and DR.. and Mrs. e. S.
Thomson of Grand avenue, returned
Saturday evening from the Pan-Ameri-
can exposition, where they have been
for the past week. Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Lloyd Salisbury, who also went there
about week ago, were expected home |
last evening.
The bartenders of Bridgeport organ
ICED union in that city Sunday after |
noon 1t starts about fifty strong. |
Next Sunday the New Haven branch |
will hold its regular semi-weekly meet |
Ing in it's rooms in the Insurance
building. 1t is expected that a delega- |
ton Of twenty, including all the officers
81 the new Bridgeport lodge, will be
present at the meeting.
The observance of the 150th anniver-
sary Of the Stratfield Baptist church
N Stratfield district Fairfield, began
IN Sunday and was continued yester-
Law. In the afternoon there was an
odd Home meeting, which was at
ended by many former residents of the
Village. Last evening the observance
,losed with a praise service.
John Marshall Gaines, Yale 96,
nephew of L. J. Gaines of Meriden, and
Sornelia eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pierce Noble Welch Of this city
we're married at the home oil the brides
in this city Saturday after
loon Rev. John Fl. Mason of Batavia,
7. Y, a former New Haven pastor
vas the officiating clergyman. Miss
darian Welch, sister of the bride, was
Maid of honor, and George Nettleton
f this city was best man. The brides
maids were Misses Eilda F. and Cora
}. WEIGH, sisters of the bride, Miss
ruth l.. Gaines, sister of the groom;
Iiss Teresina Peck of this city, and
fiss Mary E. Box of Buffalo. The
shers were Eliot Sumner of this city,
.obert Scoville, Robert earle and Har-
Y ]. Fisher of New York, and Pierce
+. WEIGH, jr., of this city, brother of
ae bride.