The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-11
LOcnI " emther Report. New Haven, June 10.
Srie mention.

A family outing is planned by the New Haven Bavarian society for June H..
 The Teutonia Singing society will en- certain its members and guests with g clambake on July 19.
 The Outing of the Dramatic Hand ir Hand club has been postponed to June 14. The committee in charge is arrang- ing prize games and athletic contests.
 Archbishop Falconio, the papal dele gate to the United States, passed through this city for New York yester- day on the 9:30 morning train for Hart ford.
 Work was started yesterday on the repairs to the pavement on Fountain street, which is to be put in first class condition by Highway Commissioner Macdonald.
 James B. Armstead has sold his house on Main street, West Haven, to c. P. Olsen, who will occupy the place in the fall, MT. and Mrs. Armstead not vacat- ing until then.
 The Y. M c. A. Camera club held a special meeting last evening in the Y M e. A. rooms at 8 o'clock and elected a delegate to the annual meeting of the New England photo exchange.
 The paving commission has decided not to advertise for bids for the neces- sary paving on Grant street and on Lake Place until the various strikes have been settled. The increased cost of ma terial and labor would add greatly to the expense at this time. x A meeting will be held at Grand Army hall, Court street, this city, of the mem- bers of the Royal Arcanum Immediate Relief association. This will be an i'm portant meeting, as it is proposed tC change a section of the bylaws. A large attendance is expected.
 The Yale Glee and Banjo club man. agement have decided to hold the an nual commencement concert this year in the new auditorium of Woolsey hall The concert will take place on Tuesday evening. June 23. It has been held fol many years in the Hyperion theater Tickets for the Alumni are in charge of the Alumni Weekly.
 Orders have been issued by the Con. solidated road for the running of two special trains on the day of the Yale Harvard boat race at New London June 25. They will be made up in this city. They will leave at 9 and at 10:1E a. m. The New York trains will con. meet. The specials will consist of five parlor cars and as many passenger coaches as are required.
 The Consolidated is to use new coaling system at the Danbury round house which will make the use of buck. < cts of immense size become general. Il is believed with the use of these iror buckets the tenders can be loaded muct quicker. Each bucket will hold three. quarters of ton. The system has not as yet been completely installed.
 The new Bar Harbor express an. nounced by the Consolidated road, ,whict will begin making trips on next Mon. day, will have a mail car attached. Ii will have a mail closing at the local of flee at 9:30 and persons desiring to send letters to Maine, New Hampshire, Yer mont, will be enabled to make quick connections by using this route. The mail in returning will reach this city at 4:50.
 The Sons Of the Revolution in the state of Connecticut will hold their an nual meeting at the Nathan Hale school house at East Haddam on Wednesday next, June r, Bunker Hill day" The meeting will be called to order by Sec retary Walter Leslie Wakefield at noon the transaction of business and the cleo tion of officers and members of the board of managers. At 1 o'clock a din- ner will be served to members of the order, their wives and daughters.