The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22

Miss Bertha Greiner of Meriden, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ffed- ' erick l.. Neebe, in this city, returned to Meriden yesterday after a pleasant months visit.
 Mrs. Marie Neebe of Arch street who has been visiting her daughter Mrs William Koepchen, in New York city, for a month, returned home yesterday after pleasant stay.
 Admiral Foote post will observe Washington's birthday with customary services The event will take place i'll the evening and a large attendance of members and friends is looked for
 The Italian Republican club which was organized q few weeks ago. is be- coming well established as an organi- zation. Regular bylaws will be drawn up and adopted at the meeting Sunday morning in room 1S Insurance building,
 The New Haven Orchestral club, as- sisted by Miss Mary Lewis Haley and E. Allen. sooists, and Walter Cowles accompanist, will give concert at Humphrey street Congregational church this evening at o'clock. Tick cts for sale at the door.
 sss- Rudolph B. Scott of Spokane, Wash ington. has been in town for few days. He is an old New Havener and we'll known here, having spent the largest part of his life here. He was pupil at the old Lancasterian school here, and has many old friends here.
 The annual meeting, of the Regimen ~ oe ~ ticut will be held for the first time in this city at noon to-day. The business meeting will be held in the rooms of Admiral Foote post At ? o'clock a dinner will be served at the Tontine hotel.
 The placing of the telephone cables in the underground conduits in Norwich was commenced on Monday morning. Foreman Farnsworth, of this city, had a gang of sixteen men at work. The cable was all laid yesterday, although it will take some time to make the con- nection in the manholes
 Rev Isaac Curtis Meserve will talk about his travels in California to mem bers of the Young Women's Christian association and their friends this even ing at 8 o'clock in Boardman hall, at the Young Women's Christian associa- ton, 56S Chapel street Others interest ed are invited to be present.
 The Westville Up-to date club held an interesting meeting at the home of Mrs. Henry Taylor on Central avenue, yesterday afternoon. The ladies gath cred at half past two, and the topic for the afternoon was the reading of the life and poems of Harriet Beecher Stowe by Mrs Laurens Lenox. Mrs. Lenox commented on Uncle Toms Cabin" one of Mrs. Stowes master pieces, and the ladies entered into a long discussion upon this work
 As John Kelley of Branford Hills was returning home from Branford Center Monday with a load of coal, his horse took fright and ran. throwing MT. Kel- ley violently to the ground. The horse continued his breakneck pace until reaching his home. Mir Kelley was found by Messrs. Elizur Monroe and James Warner in an unconscious con- dition, the blood flowing profusely from his mouth, nostrls and eyes. Dr. C. 1 w. Gaylord of Branford attended him.
 The Waterbury American says: "Naugatuck people and those interest ed in\the rubber business generally are getting anxious for a heavy fall of snow, for it is such open winters as this that cause the business Impressions that have periodically afflicted the town in times past. The rubber business has been good so far this season. Stormy weather is needed to brace up the ! trade" Work at the big rubber fac 1 tory in New Haven is not rushing. | Nine hours is the working time now in | stead of ten