The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-11
 Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
 High water to-day 5:55 a. m.
 The Retail Clerks association held a short meeting in the Trades Council hall in the Insurance building Tuesday night.
 The New Haven Womans Exchange held sale of fancy articles at John B. Fftch's in Litchfield yesterday af- ternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Deming and family of this city have rooms at Col onel H. W. Vessels in Litchfield for September.
 MT. Gruener and Miss Williams of Branford were the winners of H. c. Rowe cups in the golf tournament at Pine Orchard.
 Golf games between the ladies of Westbrook and Pine Orchard resulted in a victory for the Pine Orchard ladies in both games.
 Frank Jerold, with the Henry Hooker Carriage company, is enjoying a two weeks vacation, part of which he is spending at his home in Branford.
 A, general order has been issued from the headquarters of the Union Veter- ans union calling the seventeenth na- tional encampment in Washington Oc- tober 9, 10 and Il.
 Frank N Palmer, of this city, has re- gently purchased the black pacer Weed Wilkes, 2:101s, handsome horse that was much admired at the Orange fair yesterday afternoon.
 James Whitney, son of Professor Whitney, who has spent the summer in Branford, returned to Cambridge yes- terday. MT. Whitney is taking the medical course at Harvard.
 A meeting of the Policemen's Mutual Aid association will be held at head quarters tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock to make arrangements for the proposed ball and reception.
 The board of assessors began it's an- nual tour of inspection yesterday morn ing. The members will look up new buildings and additions and improve rrlents that have been made during the past year.
 Miss Minnie Johnson of Washington avenue, West Haven, is attending the St Dominican Sisters school on Orange street, this city. Miss Johnson grad uated with honors from the West Ha- ven high school in the class of 1902.
 The Regina assembly will give a sum- mer dance this evening. The commit tee in chage is composed of George A. Edwards, Thomas W. Finnigan, Ray nond M. Hemming, and Archie R. Aus tin. The dancing will commence at 8:30 ~
 The Company K Veteran association, Wallingford, through it's reunion com mittee, has decided to have the second annual reunion at Mansfield's Grove, < East Haven, on Saturday afternoon, 7 September 20, leaving there on the 1:47 train.
 The meeting of the West Haven branch of the Woman's Christian Tenn perance union scheduled for to-day has been postponed until Thursday, the 18th, at the home of Mrs Benjamin F. Richards, corner of Main street and First avenue.
 The competitive shoot for the stein won last year by the Springfield team will take place in this city Thursday, September IS. It is expected that five teams will take part in the contest New Britain Hartford, Meriden, New Haven and Springfield.
 The large installment of happy faced fresh air" children, with arms filled win golden rod, went to New York from this city yesterday noon via the Consolidated railroad. They are the last of the season and came from White Heather farm in Cheshire.
 The State Butchers and Grocers' as- sociation will hold a convention in Will cox block Meriden, this evening, which will be attended by all delegates of the < association from ali parts of the state. The questions which will be discussed will be of great interest to thet butch