The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-03
Local Weather Report. New Haven. lime 2.
Brief Mention.

High water to-day, o:3S p. m,
 A branch of the Order of Eagles vii sono be organized in this city.
 St. Nicholas for June, always a fav. orite with young people; for sale by the Pease-Lewis Go.
 The Connecticut National Guard vii go to Niantio for the annual tour Of duty for six days, beginning on Monday August II.
 An entertainment will be given by several members of the l.. T. l.. assist ed by others at the w. c. T. U. rooms IT Grand avenue, June 4, at o'clock.
 Several thousand copies of the pro- posed new constitution have arrived in New Haven and the public may have them free of charge by calling in the city hall offices
 Mrs Mccormick of First avenue, West Haven, who has been very i'll for a month, is much improved and her re- l covery seems now assured Mrs Me Cormick is the wife of John McCor- mick telegraph operator at the Union depot.
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 The Westvlle postoffice has received word unoff1cially that the appointments to the new Bethany route will be for William S. Smith of Bethany and Will liam Clingan of Westville. This new route will be inaugurated on July 1. MT. Smith is now on the "star" route between Westville and Bethany.
 Pentecost services at the Orange street temple will begin at sundown Tuesday evening, June 10, and the hol- iday will continue for twenty four hours. At 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening confirmation exercises will be held at the temple. A class of sixteen will be confined by the Rev MT Levy.
 A reunion of the outgoing aldermen and councilmen will be held at the Nor ris Cove house at p. m. on June IT, It is expected that the members of the present board of aldermen will also at tend. The banquet will cost $2 per plate. There will be music by band, and very likely a number of vocal selec- tions.
 The committee on buildings of the board of education consisting of Messrs. Betts and Harmount, with < George T. Hewlett, clerk of the board, are now engaged in visiting and in- specting the school houses of the dis trict to ascertain the amount of re- pairs that is imperatively demanded during the summer vacation.
 The committee of the old court of common council, which was formed to plan for a public celebrat ton on Fourth Of July, will attend to the work not withstanding the members have gone out of office. meeting will be held Tomorrow night to make the first plans. The committee is composed of Aldermen Miller and Walsh and Coun- cilmen Kehoe, Coyle and Russell.
 Buffalo Bill played in Bridgeport yes terday afternoon and evening, and af- ter the performance was over the big tent and all the other paraphernalia were put on board the two trains which were expected here between 3 and o'clock this morning. Throngs of lads were at the depot to see the show ar rive. After playing here the show will leave for Waterbury via Naugatucli Junction, where two performances will be given Wednesday.
 The Third Connecticut regiment, Boys Brigade, will hold it's annual field day at Hanover park on Saturday, June fl. The programme for the day will include the competition drill for the cup, athletic games, band concert and dress parade by the regiment. Spec ial train will leave New Haven about o'clock, arriving at Meriden trolley cars will be in waiting to convey tho regiment and friends to Hanover park; returning, will leave Meriden at 6 o'clock.