The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-01-09

Special sale primroses, zoe; cyclemens
bOc; begonias soc, in full flower, at
Champions
Mrs. james, H. Gallagher of Is Ed
ward street, who has been i'll for some
time past, is now convalescent, as her
host of friends will be glad to learn
No increase is reported in the num-
Der of Roger Sherman school pupils
who are i'll with humps. The attend
ance in the lower grades is better than
last week
There will be an amusing entertain
rnent at Harmonic hall next Wednes-
day evening, beginning at $50 o'clock
Those who attend will find it one of
the most enjoyable occasions of the sea-
son.
C. H. Fitch of New London was in
this city Saturday on a visit to his
son, Fred II. Fitch who is i'll in the hos
pital here, his sickness having taken
another serious turn, requiring an oper
alton.
The Wea Their authorities say there will
be but little change in present weather
conditions the next few days. Occa
sional furries of snow with a clearing
off once in a while, will be the pro-
gramme. The Temperature will remain
mild.
Humboldt lodge, No. II, l. o % F.,
installed it's officers Tuesday night at
the rooms in Turn hall Those induct-
ed were: Noble grand. Fl. Frankenber-
ger; vice grand Henry Phoeger secre-
tary, Captain Frank Paul; financial
secretary, T. Michaelis
The county commissioners yesterday
granted a license to Alfred Johnson to
conduct a saloon in The Sterling House,
Chapel street. There was a remon-
STRANGE against the application headed
by the Calvary Industrial Home, but all
opposition was withdrawn a day or
two ago.
Captain Phil Kunzig of the Yale var
eity crew yesterday returned to college
and issued call for the university
rowing work to begin next Saturday.
At that time the freshmen will be set
to work. The new men on the varsity
squad will begin work few days later,
and then the old oarsmen will be set to
rowing.
On next Sunday will be published in
the local Catholic churches the plans
for the six-day series of vaudeville per-
formances which viii be given under
the auspices of the alumnae of Mt. st.
Joseph's Academy in Hartford. The
proceeds of the venture will be applied
as fund for the establishing of a new
gymnasium al the academy.
The newly elected officers of Indian
River grange p. of H., of Milford, We're
duly installed in their various positions
at the regular meeting held Tuesday
evening Robert o. Eaton, master of
New Haven county Pomona grange,
acted as installing officer, assisted by
Hon. r. O. Woodruff of Orange. Fol-
lowing this ceremony came the serving
of refreshments and very pleasant So
cal time.
The fifth of the series of Talks on
Political Economy given under the
auspices of the Young Mems Christian
association will be held in their rooms
on Chape lstreet this evening when
Professor John p Norton, b. A. will
address the members subject, "CulTen-
CIV in the United States" This series
of talks on Political Economy is one of
great interest.
The officials of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad company
announced that the freight traffic on
grain products in carloads of 10000 |
pounds or moreper car, will hereafter
he at the rate of five cents per hundred. |
This rule applies as a proportion of
Through rate from North Wiibrah ham
Mass. and will not apply to or be used |
from intermediate points.
The annual meeting of the knights of |
ST. Patrick will be held at the club
house tomorrow evening. The bust |
ness of the meeting will consist of re-
ports of officers and committees, the |
election Of officers the election of FIVE !
new members of the board of COVER |
nors to serve three years. The outgo- /
Ing members of the board are: II. X.
Dunn Peter Gibbons, Il. j. Kinney
NJ w Leahy, Z. j. Moriarity.
Yesterday afternoon meeting of the |
HilIhouse High School Athletic associ-
alton was held for the purpose of elect /,
ing y manager of this years baseball !
team Gordon Rowe and Minot Os-
born, both Of the class of 1903, We're the
candidates. Osborn was finally elected
by q few votes over his rival, vote
was also passed to send a delegate to
the Tnterscholastic Baseball associa ton
meeting, and the delegate will be elect
ed at the next meeting f-the assoea-
tion. }