The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-07
Local Weather Report. New Haven, Oct. 6, 1901.
Brief Mention.
High water to-day, TIA p. m.

High water to- day, TIA p. m.
 Mrs. Charles Scranton of Bridgeport
 has been spending several days with
 her mother and other relatives in this
 city.
 Mrs. E. M. Jordan, Miss Mildred c.
 Jordan and Miss Louise Hot have re-
 turned from Mt. Carmel and are resid-
 ing at 129 Whalley avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Hopsia of 267
 Davenport avenue will commemorate
 the twenty fifth anniversary of their
 wedding on Wednesday, October 16.
 Mrs. Woodward, who resides on the corner of Orange and Grove streets, Ais seriously i'll with pneumonia. She has been i'll a week and Dr. DeForest is attending her.
 The annual fall inspection of the New York. New Haven and Hartford rail- road by the railroad commissioners, is completed. The system was found in excellent condition.
 Heavy frosts last night and the night before killed crops around New Haven and did considerable damage, although grapes, tomatoes and corn were about the only products not yet full gathered.
 A cable dispatch from St. Petersburg
 esterday says: Professor Martens, professor of international law at the University of St Petersburg, left here ! to-day to receive the doctor of laws degree at the celebration of the bi-cen- @fpnniA1 of Yale uniyerSjtV
 The time tables of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, Which are now used. wilt be changed oil October 13 This is the usual fall change. It consists of taking off the extra trains which are run throughout the summer. The winter change will be some time in December.
 Moffat & White are offering to inves- tors stocks of the American Telephone and Telegraph company, which is the present parent company, and also st ocks of a number of it's subsidiary companies. Price and information as to earnings, dividends, etc, can be had from the firm on application
 The voting on the constitutional amendment in East Haven will take place in East Haven to-day from o'clock in the morning until 12 o'clock noon, and after that hour they cannot vote. Those who wish to express their opinion at the polls must appear be- tween the above mentioned hours or they will find the polls closed.
 The New York, New Haven and | Hartford Railroad company have start ed detective branch in conjunction | with their system. The company has been annoyed by petty theving for | some time and in some cases the thieves have made large haus. Headquarters of the detective branch have been es- tablished at the Harlem river junction.
 There was a splendid audience of men at the Y. M c. A. rooms on yesterday afternoon to listen to an address by Rev. Dr. J. D. Adams on "The Young Mans Need of Christ" The address was full of meat and made a splen- did impression. A special feature was the reading of two selections by the Dwight Place quartet, They sang in 3 most artistic and impressive way, and Immensely pleased the audience
 Work was begun Saturday morning 1n the Yale campus for the erection of The amphitheater for the theatrical events of bi-centennial week. The enor- nous proscenium arch has been erect d, and the work on the stage will pro- ,rsss rapidly Large circles about the .rees on which the electric lights will ,e hung have also been constructed and Ire in place. It will take about week Q complete the theater, which is built n sections,