The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-24
Local " eatheV Report, New Haven, March 23.
Brief Mention.

High water to-day, 11:41 a. m.
 Opening at B. Rogowski's Wednes-
 day and Thursday, March 26 and 27.
 Harper's for April, very fine num-
 Der, for sale at the Pease-Lewis Co.'S,
 Attorney Josiah w. Levy of Hartford
 was visitor over Sunday at the home
 of his parents. MT and Mrs. Wolf Levy of Elliott street.
 Mrs Rosy Stein and Miss Sarah Le- vine who have been on a two Wekes' visitat the home of MT and Mrs. Jacobs of Day street, will leave for their home in New York city this evening.
 Miss Georgia Pearl Lank of Morse's Business college in Hartford was the guest Saturday of her aunt Mrs. Mar garet Hosmer at 1t3 Olive street, this city.
 Mrs. Thomas Dryden of Derby ave nue, Derby, who has been in poor health for some time, came to this city Friday to consult a specialist. She was accom- panied by her daughter, Miss Josephine 
 Dryden.
 The dance and socable to be given by the ladies' sewing circle of the Misk kan Israel temple vii take place at liar monie hall this evening, at which a large gathering of friends of the socie- ty is expected. A pleasant evening is assured all who attend.
 For the first time since the comple- ton of the new Malley building all of the front offices were brilliantly illum- mated on Saturday night, Many com ments were heard on the splendid ap- peafance of the building. The rooms will be illuminated again tonight.
 William Callan of Derby. who recent ly underwent an operation for appen- dicitis at the New Haven hospital, is now doing well, although for few days he suffered considerably from colic which retarded his progress It is ex- pected that he will return home in a week.
 The democratic town committee met Saturday night in the Exchange build ing and passed resolutions drawn up by committee composed of Chairman William J. Cronin, Peter McNerney, and James F. Keeleher, in heartfelt tribute to the memory of the late ex- Assessor W. F. Shannon.
 New Haven concave, Improved Order of Heptasophs, will initiate several new members into their order this evening. They have a new floor team and have been rehearsing the new ritual, an en- tirely new form of initlatory degrees Attorney Edward J. Maher and s. Z. Poli are the latest acquisitions to the lodge, which at the present time is in a very fiourishing condition
 Fishermen report the fishing good in Lake Saltonstall, and yesterday quite number of large bass were taken from the waters. Blacktish are reported running nicely in the East Haven river, and quite number of local fishermen are preparing to take advantage of the early run, and so plentiful are suckers that the children of East Haven wade into the streams and catch them among the rocks { Superintendent Giles of the briggs Seabury Gun and Ammunition company of Derby received word Saturday morn ] ing from w. l.. Bennett of this city, | WHO was dppOl1lleu temporary Gece1V- l CT. to start the factory this morning | About 150 hands who were laid off when | the factory was closed by attachments | will be re-employed. The factory win | be kept running until the government l which are on hand, are com ] pleted.
 The Winchester Repeating Arms Co. l has just awarded the contract for the | of two buildings at it's plant on Winchester avenue. One build ing will be used as a power house and l will be 34x60 feet, the other being casting shop, 54xSo feet both one story high. The system of construction is al- new in New Haven It pro vides for a steel frame, covered with mental lathing, which in turn is cover ed with concrete. The system does away with brick and timber and makes 3 very durable and substantial struc- ture.