The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-18
Brief Mention.


 Fine ripe pineapples to-day for can- ming, S5 cents per dozen, at D. M. Welch & Sons.
 Star of Light lodge. No. 3, o. S. of B., will celebrate it's third anniversary on Monday night, June 30.
 Miss Margaret Mccarthy and Miss Tfllie Lutz were among those at Pro- lessor Rices recent musical in Meriden.
 MT and Mrs. Frank R. Swift are en- tertaining Mrs. Louis Kilmar of East Lee, Mass at their home, 246 Kimberly avenue.
 J. N. States general ticket agent of the Consolidated road, has taken one of Charles Lambs cottages at Pine Orch ard, and with his family will go there this week.
 The representatives of the savings banks of the state will hold their pro- posed meeting for the conference in reference to various matters interesting them to-day in this city coming together at Heubleins
 The graduating exercises at the state normal training school will take place tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock 1t the school The address is to be delivered by Professor George H. Palmer of Har- yard university.
 Two marriage ceremonies were per- formed by Rev. MT. Martin of Bran ford in New Haven on Saturday even ing as follows: John A. Carlson and Hanna J. Johnson, N. J. Rohnstedt and Alma $. Anderson.
 ,,,;4 i, sixty-five members was formed Sunday evening at 32 Dow street. The chair man was pr. Isaac Blumstein, H. Wright is vice chairman, Isaac Levy secretary, and Dr. H. Burstin treasurer.
 Postmaster Hdwarth has arranged for new mail service between New Haven and the mountain and sea shore resorts in New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine and the lower provinces. The mails will close at the New Haven office at 10 p. m.
 A sudden gust of wind yesterday morning blew down a telegraph pole at at the corner of Monroe and Pine streets on which was fire alarm box No. 8. The wires were broken and for an hour fire alarm communication in that quarter was out of order
 A concern known as the American Skirt corporation was organized in this city yesterday with capital of S5000. The company will make skirts and other articles of ladies' wearing apparel The incorporators are Isaac Kaufman, Leon Horan and Matthew Notkin, all of this city.
 The three story brick building at 311 State street owned by Samuel Brn- baum was sold at auction Monday by Attorney Jacob B. Ullman to Lucy Boardman under order of the superior court. Mrs. Boardman held a mortgage on the property. The price paid was $9700.
 Tonight at o'clock the regular meet ing of the New Haven Economic league will be held in Emmet hall, Boardman building, corner of Chapel and State streets. Constitution and bylaws as recommended by the committee will come up for adoption. All trades unionsts and the public are invited to attend.
 Among the old parishioners of Trinity church, Branford who are guests in the town for the church's double anniversa- ", are Mrs. Henry Nichols at Miss Kate Hil1si Mrs Wardwell of New Ha- ven at Mrs. Palmer's Mrs. Booth of Bridgeport, Miss Ella Booth and Charles Booth Hummer of Lake City, Minn. Other guests there for the double anniversary at Trinity church are Mrs. Herbert Jones of this city at Mrs. H. o. Andrews and Hugh Miller, grandson of former rector, at Mrs. w. R. Foote's.