The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-30
vAR1o1Ts ITEMS.

The friends of Dean Francis Wayland l feel somewhat encouraged in the fact that he is fully holding his own, all l though the improvement in his cond- l tion is slow.
 l Medical Examiner Bartlett who, with
 his family has been spending some time
 in northern Vermont at his old home,
 has returned after a delightful ten
 days stay. Mrs. Bartlett and the children will remain for some weeks yet
 before returning to the city for the winter.
 Captain E. Harris Weaver was in the | city yesterday and said that he is con- | fident the sunken hree-masted schoon- ! CT Harold c. Beecher, now at the bot tom of Vineyard Haven sound, can be raised and the cargo saved. The schooner was struck amidships and was undoubtedly badly damaged Conductor William Huzzy of the Fair Haven and Westville trolley road, fell from the running board of his car while the car was going down Lombard street. He missed ais footing and fell
 heavily to the fround. He was assisted
 to his feet and it was found that his
 right arm was severely injured, but no
 bones were broken. The motorman on
 the car with MT. Huzzy was MT. Rob- inson. MT. Huzzy is married and lives on Hayden street.
 Superintendent w. A. Waterbury of the Air Line division of the Consoldat- ed road, is in Winsted for a few days His health is improving.
 Patrolman John McQueeney of the Howard avenue station, who has been laid up for some time past with blood poisoning, is again on duty. His hand which caused the trouble is still not en- tirely healed, and he is obliged to do patrol instead of mounted police duty.
 After September 1 all the members of the present administration at Yale will be at their places till after the bi- centennial. Treasurer Morris F. Ty- Ter has been here all summer arrang- ing the details of the construction of the new buildings and looking closely after the business interests of the uni- versity in many ways. President Had ley, who has been on the Massachu- setts coast for several weeks, has re- turned and is now at his office in the former residence of ex-President Dwight.
 The Foxon grange will give fine en- at the Foxon church next | Wednesday evening. most interest," ing programme will be offered and a large attendance is expected from East | Haven and other nearby pulaces.
 The Peterson Concert company will | give an entertainment at the Short | Beach union chapel this evening for the | benefit of the chapel.
 The board of education will hold a : regular meeting tonight. All the ! members who have been away on va cation are back in town. The board { will take action about awarding the ,ontract for the new high school build ng.
 Deputy Sheriff Beach of North Ha- zen was officially informed yesterday morning of his appointment as game warden for New Haven county. He will begin his duties at once and will appoint his deputies after September 1,
 The twelfth annual reunion of the Ieale Social club, composed of em- ,loyes of the Consolidated road, was E leld at Compounce lake yesterday af- ernoon and attended by about fifty. Jll1leT was served dI lHeI 1dSlllD.
 Director Coe of the department of 'ublic works yesterday appointed darshall G. Clarke as clerk of the card of compensation. He succeeds Eugene Fl. Rowe, who resigned some weeks ago. Mir. Rowe was a demo- rat. MT. Clarke is a republican. The ppointee is city hall reporter for the Register. The salary is $400.
 Edward M. Neale of 30 Chamberlain treet, foreman of the Farren Bros actory. who attempted suicide in the ellar of the factory Tuesday night, is eported from the New Haven hospital S in an improved condition.
 Percy Stone of East Haven is visit lg friends in Franklinville, N. Y Be- ore returning home he will visit Buff llo and see the Pan-American exposi- on. A trip to Niagara Falls is also 1 n his itinerary.
 The members of the Dry Goods asso- ation and their friends will enjoy the { fternoon to-day with delightful sail ) Double Beach, where a clam bake