The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-12
Brief Mention.
.igh water to-day, 3:54 a. m.

Mrs. John Richards of Main street
 West Haven, is visiting her niece, Mrs
 Watson, at her home in Union City.
 Mir and Mrs. William Husted are
 the guests of MT and Mrs. Louis Lamp son at their cottage at Woody Crest, Savin Rock.
 MT. and Mrs. I. A. Spreyer, Frank
 Fem and Alfred filling of West Haven have been the guests of MT and Mrs.
 Alfred Miles at their camp at Woody Crest.
 William G. Redfield, assistant cashier of the New Haven County National bank, arrived home Tuesday from a stay at Hot Springs, Va, his health re- stored.
 Charles H. Bromley, of Edgewood avenue of the Yale Medicine company, was seized with a slight paralytic shock Tuesday His friends hope for his ear- ly recovery.
 A meeting for the purpose of taking action in the matter of forming say ings bank association will be held at
 
 "Wednesday, beginning at il o'clock in the morning.
 Liquor Prosecuting Agent William P. Niles yesterday announced that, after careful investigation of the law on the subject, he had decided that no prose cutions would take place if the liquor dealers kept their saloons open next Monday.
 On Monday, June g, Savin Rock council of West Haven, and Volunteer council, of Milford, will hold combined celebration in con1memoration of the founding of the Royal Arcanum organ ization. It will be held at the Pembroke hotel, Woodmont.
 The condition of Marcus Baldwin, the former county commissioner, who Is i'll at the New Haven hospital was reported somewhat improved yesterday afternoon. He has heart and kidney trouble but is in no immediate danger The patient is about seventy years of age.
 Frank Terrell president of the West ville Grammar School Alumni associa- tion, issued yesterday the invitations for the annual outing which is to be held at Mansfield Grove on June 24. President Terrell also extended an in- v1tation to the present graduating class as 8 body to attend the outing and was accepted.
 Fl. H. Spooner, ex-president of the Connecticut c. E. union, will speak in the United church chapel this evening on the subject of Temperance and Good Citizenship. MT. Spooner has giv- en up great deal of time to the Chris tian Endeavor work of the state and is deeply in sympathy with all phases of the work. The address will begin at o'clock.
 Spraying of the elm trees on the green for the purpose of preventing the rav- ages of the beetle was begun Tuesday | by Forester Burroughs, of Somerville, i Mass, who has been hired by the de- | partment of public works. Mr. Bur- roughs will sprinkle all the elm trees on | the green and those growing from the l sidewalks bordering the green. He says | he will positively stop the ravages of | the beetle this year.
 The Young Peoples society of Eman- uels church gathered at the home of l IlclI pIeSltcll, S' I NIclllSI, DG 1NlCOll street, Tuesday evening, and attended his birthday celebration. Nearly all the members were there. Miss lilly Scharg, Miss Lena Rabanus and Mas ter George Gerner entertained the par ty with piano selections. A quartette composed of young male voices inter spersed the evening with German and | English songs. Games and various society pastimes made the hours pass by swiftly till the call to supper was Mrs. Mary Gerner, Mrs. Anna Sattig and Mrs. T. Gerner had prepared an excellent feast. Rev. MT. Heczko delivered u special address.
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