The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-07
VARIOUS ITEMS.

The storehouse of the Eagle Bicycle com pany in Torrington was burned to the ground Saturday afternoon. Loss $2,OOO; Chief Wrinn iegoslted with Mayor Stud. ley saturday long list of people who have the removal of snow. There are two lists, an dthey pertain to the first and second days after the snow storm. -
 pr. E. 5. Moulton, formerly of 223 York street, this city, who for the past eighteen months has resided In California, has de- cided to return to New Haven. The doctor, With Mrs. MoultOn and his son James, sail ed from San Francisco December ,, coming Dy way Of the Isthmus of Panama, and ex- poets to arrive in New Haven about Jam uarY z. # #ss.=s.Sg :, A banquet is to be given next Wednesday night at Eagles hall to Walter Leigh and the retiring members by Israel Putnam is to use up the funds in the treasury Of the lodge before 1t proceeds under the reassess- ment plan. Some of the members who pro- pos to stand by the order object to the pro ceedings and will not attend.
 The state auditors, ex-Senator James F. Bree, of New Haven, and Judge Phelps, of Rockville, the newly elected member, who succeeds Charles Danisls, of Willimantic, visited the State School for Boys Saturday. They completed the auditing of the schools accounts for the fiscal year ending Septem- Der 30 The delay has been in awaiting Governor Chamberlain's appointment Of Judge Phelps.
 The administration account of Dr. W. W. Hawkes. on the estate of George (. Pettis was accepted in the probate court Saturday. By the account the estate, which amounted to PAS, was distributed according to the terms of the will.
 Grand Canton Sassacus No. 1, P. M., I. 0. o. F., has announced that 1t will hold it's twenty-second annual reception in Sassacus armory on New Years night, Friday, Janu-
 There will be meeting of the senior class in the Yale Law school on Friday, Decem- Der il, at which the members of the class will easct officers.
 will sail from New York to-day for England. He will be abroad all winter.
 A committee representing the Holy Name society of St. Mary's church went to New Clement NJ. Thuente formerly pastor of St. Mary's and recently elected prior of the Or der of St. Dominic, a gold chalice. The gift Is in recognition of the enthusiastic work performed by the former pastor in building up the Holy Name societies of this city. The chalice is beautiful work of art, and was presented to Father Thuente at his headquarters, the Church of St. Vincent Ferrars, New York.
 pr. j. NJ. Berdan, of the Yale rhetoric de. partment, spoke at Yale hall on Saturday night on ''AIediaeval Life, Manners and Customs"
 Director or Pubic Works Coe saturday formally opened the public bath-house on St John street. The new sanitary facility is now ready for public use under regula- tions which have already been published. The house will be under the charge of Jan. itor Patrick A. Henahan and his niece, Miss Mary Henahan.
 Colonel Theodore H. Sucher has issued orders for meeting of the field and line of fcers of the Second regiment to be held at the headauarters of the regiment in this ! itv on Monday evening December 14. for the purpose of nominating major There ire three candidates for the majorshio- Captain Oscar L. Bradley, of Company l. Meriden; Captain Daniel E. Fitzpatrick oi Company c, Waterbury, and Captain Hen. " Norton, jr., of Company K, Wallingford Captain Norton is regarded as in the lead at present.
 The New Haven Gun club will hold its regular monthly shoot on Wcdnesda Eight dollars in cash prizes will be =iven to the winning team. sides to be chosen from all members present, each contestant to shoot at fifty targets.