The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-13
Local Weather Report
 New Haven, March 12.
Brief Mention.
High water to-day, 12:57 a. m.

High water to-day, lz'oi il. III.
 A. M. Young and family of Pine Orchard, are at Magnolia Springs, Fla. < The Oak Street Boys club will re main open during the Easter recess An entertainment will be given the club this evening. The Yale Tiger club will render selections.
 Humboldt lodge has accepted an in- vitat tion to attend the twenty eighth an- niversary celebration of Deborah lodge, No. IA, to be held in Turn hall on We'd nesday evening, March 19.
 Admiral Foote w. R. c. No. Sewing society will meet with Mrs. Theron R. Hull, 365 Shelton avenue to-day. Com rades are invited. Supper will be serv- ed by the ladies. A large attendance is desired.
 Dr. Dowlin. and DTS. Skiff, Hall and Adams of this city held consultation yesterday on the case of Marion. the little daughter of Dr. Evans of Monto- wese street, Branford. The patient was trifle better yesterday morning.
 MT. and Mrs Charles T. Sandquist OI lS2 MdUSil6lu SlltGl dIt lOCSlN lIlS congratulations on the advent of a bouncing boy and handsome girl. The new corners arrived yesterday, and mother and babies are doing well.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry l.. Hotchkiss and party arrived home from Camden, S. C., yesterday afternoon. Mrs Hotchkiss stood the journey well, and the pros poets of her continued recovery con- tinue very bright, as all will be glad to learn.
 Yesterday noon handsome Maltese cat, striped with white jumped from the fifth story of the Robinson building on Asylum street, Hartford. It was so badly injured that Agent Thrall of the Humane society, was sent for and had it killed.
 Rev. Father Francis Murray, who was for a short time the curate of the St. Johns Roman Catholic church of this city, has received an appointment from Bishop Tierney of Hartford to hereafter officiate at the parish in Glastonbury.
 J. c. Preston, the Sheffield scientific school freshman athlete who was so un- fortunate a short time ago as to throw his arm out of joint, is rapidly improv- ing and yesterday it was announced that he would shortly be able to begin training for the track team.
 A parish was created in Glastonbury by Bishop Tierney Tuesday and Rev. Frank Murray, of this city was placed in charge. It is said that six priests will come from the Springfield diocese to accept assignments under Bishop Tierney in the Hartford diocese. :. The house committee on invalid pen sions yesterday reported favorably the bill to increase the pension of Mrs. Sybfl F. Hall, of WalIineford, to $12 from SS. She is the widow of Edwin c. Hall who served in a New York regiment, but liv- ed for many years in this city. This bill has passed the senate. having been Introduced by Senator o. H. Platt early in the session.
 William p Kraemer of 1899 Chapel street and Frank B. Koehler of 100 Newhall street both formerly employed with the A. B. HendryX company of this city, have accepted responsible po sitions with a syndicate in Akron, O. MT Kraemer leaves for New York Thursday to visit friends and will meet MT. Koehler there Saturday morning, when they both leave for Akron Satur day afternoon They have the best wishes of their many friends. who all regret to hear of their departure.