The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-20
Local Weather Report. New Haven, Nov. 19, 1901.
i5rici Mention.

< The ladies of the Church of the Mes { siSh will serve a New England supper x tliie evening from to 7:30 o'clock. Af- # ter supper Rev. Alexander F. Irvine
 Mi give his Illustrated lecture on "Jean
 Francois Millet."
 The Sound and Coast Wrecking com < pany Is again at work raising the con- \ Cents of the sunken steamer in the Bound two miles south of Penfleld Reef.
 Thirty tons of scrap iron were removed from the deck of the steamer on Mon 2 day.
 5 Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Lewis of Denver, \ COLI are staying ten days at Salt Lake &sity and before going stayed two days at [ the Reed hotel, Ogden, Utah. Mrs < Lewis has many friends in this city E who will remember her as Miss Esther
 J Damn.
 # Miss Gertrude Mealla of Dixwell
 avenue is entertaining her cousin, Miss Bessie McManus of Hartford. Miss \ McManus is now convalescent from afb7lA &4rnonths' illness with typhoid X fever She has been in the city about < xFo weeks
 An entertainment for the Sunday
 t6liool and children of the Church of fhe Ascension will be held this even < s3nE in the parish house on Ward street. x Iithgow, the magician, will afford an SSSxening of pleasure and mystery for s the young people.
 Arguments in the suit of Daniel Dore
 against Frederick w. Babcock of this
 6fty were made before the supreme acourt Of errors in Bridgeport yesterday 2 5IIprning. The case went before the court on an appeal by the defendant 4F0m a Judgment rendered against him m the superior court
 The Tuesday Afternoon Whist club met yesterday with Mrs Harris on
 Columbus avenue and spent very pleasant afternoon The first prize was
 won by Mrs. William B. Culver and the
 Cotsolation prize by Mrs Richter. The %club will meet next week with Mrs. SLiindeley on Portsea street.
 The next sociable and dance of the
 !Teutoria Maennerchor will be held in
 tTeutonia hall on Thursday evening,
 November 2S Thanksgiving night.) sAdler's orchetra will furnish the music and "A. w. Gaetsch will prompt. All s1ffeiIibers with their families and s3riends are asked to attend.
 Miss Grace Lowe, daughter of Mrs.
 AfIila Lowe of $40 Grand avenue, Fair Haven, who went to Denver, Col, last My to visit relatives and also to re- 8cEpefHte after a severe illness has ac- IcGpted fine position in one of the pub llic schools in Leadville, Col, and will remain there until next June. She has two cousins who are teachers in Lead viile
 Members of the New Haven Physical Education society and the public inter- <4ted in physical culture are cordially l Invited Ito attend an illustrated stere- 6pticon lecture to be given by Dr. Will ! liam G. Anderson, director of the Yale | gymnasium tomorrow evening at l osElock at the new psychological labor afory formerly the Yale commons. Admission is free.
 Miss Marguerite Carol of Hartford has been spending a week or more with her cousins, Miss Grace and Miss Lil- Han Holbrook of 26 Bishop street. She came to attend the assembly dance last Tuesday night and also the Septimo dance last Friday night in Harmonic hall. Miss Carol and the Misses Hol- brook also attended the football game. She returned home Sunday night.
 Guy c. Hunt, an architect in the of flee of Warren R. Briggs, has been ap- pointed by the New Haven board of ed lcation to supervise the construction of the new high school. The work will begin on the 2otn inst. Mi. Hunt su pervised the construction of the police and charities building and the boys slrb building in this city for MT. Briggs.
 X Charles F. Miley of this city presi- lent of the Springfield, H., Rubber Fire company, returned home yester- lay forenoon from a trip to Canada. when he left Montreal Monday even- ng snow storm had set in and the now was two feet deep and there was inc sleighing. He came home by the way of Springfield. In Vermont all ,long the Montreal Central railroad a now storm was raging and in Spring field yesterday morning there were two nches of snow. i'