The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-27
Local weather Report. New Haven. Oct. 26.
Brlsl Mention.
water to-day. 3::37 a. m.

Munsey's magazine for November at the Pease-Lewis Co.'s.
 Miss Russell, who is in the Meriden telephone office, will be given a farewell party by her friends in the office at her home next Wednesday evening.
 An oil stove, while lighted, upset in a room of house No. 214 Orange street, yesterday morning, and caused a scare but no damage. The firemen were call- ed
 The New Haven Women's Single Tax club will hold meeting at the home of Miss Harriet Grifing, 5S Whalley ave nue, this evening at o'clock. All who are interested are invited to attend.
 United States Senator Platt came tt Meriden yesterday from Washington. He made visit to the assessors at the town hall and handed in his tax list, thus escaping the ten per cent. addi- ton.
 Professor William G. Sumner will be 5 the guest of the Yale club of New York and will read a paper on 'eThe Share of War in the Development of Civiliza- tiona at the club house, Wednesday, November 4.
 In the town clerks office yesterday there was recorded the sale of house and lot No. 143 Grove street to Judge 8 Townsend of the United States court. The property adjoins Judge Townsend's s house and is assessed for $6,250. It has 20 feet front.
 William H. Russell. the popular ticket agent of Meriden, is brother, as is also Thomas E. Russell assistant super intendent of the Western Union in this state. Miss Annie Russell, of the s. N. S F. telephone force, Is also a sister of the bride-to-be.
 The stockholders of the New Haven and Derby road will hold their annual meeting at the general offices of the Consolidated road tomorrow H. M Kochersperger, the secretary of the company, has sent out the notices to the various stockholders
 In order to prevent the frequent de- lays to passenger trains by freights that are stalled in the east railroad cut, an extra engine will be put on all freights and assist in getting them through the cut on time. The freight } engine is to be set aside for this work.
 Treasurer Tyler of Yale university is planning to have bulletin board made which will be placed on the uni versity side of the Yale station within a few days. This board is to take the place of the old board on the end of Old South Middle. It will be large one and will be used for the purpose of posting all university notices.
 The Yale course in lectures for teachers have commenced for the sea- son. The courses will be given Satur- day mornings and the last will be given on March 26. The lectures of Professor Wheeler will be given at 9:3C a. m and those of Professor Sheath at 1o:30 a. m. About 150 teachers in the public schols are taking the course.
 Announcement is made of the engage. ment of Miss Jennie Veronica Russell daughter of Mrs Mary J. Russell ot { Meriden, to Spencer Bray Bedell The marriage will take place on November 2. MT. Bedell is the son of MT. arlc Mrs. c. A. Bedell, of New Haven, an6 has a fine position with the Liquid Car. bonic company of Pittsburg. He is tc travel through the south and will take his bride to Washington to live. They expect to travel all winter.
 A carriage containing MT. and Mrs A. A. Eisele, of 287 DixWell avenue, col lided with another team Sunday night ! at the TOmlinson bridge JTha Eisele carriage was smashed, the horse cut and the occupants themselves thrown out. In falling Mrs. Eisele struck on her head, which was badly gashed, and she also received cuts on her shoulder MT Eisele escaped with a few small cuts. They went to pr. Parks office on Olive street, where their injuries were dressed. s.. #. . .......