The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-21
Local W eather Report, New Haven. April 20.
lsrief Mention,
High water to-day, SPA p. m.

High water to-day, SPA D. m.
 MT. and Mrs. Carl Gerkin, who have been proprietors of the DeIavan house, Branford, moved yesterday to a farm in Westville.
 An illustrated lecture on the teaching of color will be given at Trinity church chapel by Supervisor of Drawing Fred erick L.. Burnham tomorrow.
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 This evening in Foy auditorium the final concert of the season in the series given by the New Haven Orchestral club will be rendered. The soloist will be Nikolai sokoloff.
 Attorney Warren H., Bristol, formerly of this city, and who is now living in Chicago, has sold his old home, 79 Lake place, to Mrs. Mary F. Evans, of Mill town, NJ. The price paid was about S7000.
 c. E. Humphrey has the contract for alterations to Mrs. Jeannette Wilson's residenceson Grove street, West Haven An addition providing two more rooms ! will be built on. o. W. Butcher will do the mason work.
 This evening Columbia lodge No. 15, I. 0. o. F., will celebrate it's twenty ninth anniversary after the regular business meeting. The committee in charge of the arrangements has proVid- ed a varied informal programme to en- certain all who attend.
 The many friends in this city of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Buckner of Baltimore Md, will be pleased to learn that their son, Harry, has graduated with high Ilonors from the Baltimore dental col 1ege last week. Dr. Buckner is grand son of the late Marks Jacobs. and of Mrs. Leah Jacobs, and a r -phew of Alt torney Louis Jacobs and Jacob Jacobs oi the Yale postoffice station.
 The local civil service board, consist ing of Pierce M. Maher, N. A. Easter brook, John A. Hull, Ezra Dibble and Captain Peck, will hold examinations for three days, beginning to-day, in the federal building. Three applicants for appointments to the naval academy at West Point will be examined. The ex- aminations will be held in one of Col lector Winchelps rooms.
 Harry Brown, of 27 Audubon street, is very i'll at his home with tuberculosis. Dr. Whittemore is his physician MT. Brown, up to the time of his illness was employed as a clerk in the Yale station on Elm street, and in that position has made host of friends among the un- dergraduates. He was transferred from the central office on Church street in 1900, when the office on the campus was opened
 The patrolmen and detectives who have been on duty around the New Ha- ven terminal protecting the strike breakers who filled the places of the old section men were withdrawn yesterday The strike has been broken successful ly, and, with the old hands that the road took back and the new men. the regular number of men are now at work. Many of the strikers have gone to work with the trolley company.
 Because of the city election to-day the regular weekly drill of the Sarsfleld Guard has been postponed till Thursday night. Captain Donovan, knowing that many members of the company are in- terested in the election, requested Colo mel Sucher to grant the postponement that the boys might be around the poll ing places while the count was in prog ress. The colonel willingly acquesced and hence the drill will fall on Thurs day night.
 . The wall-scaling team of the First division, Naval Militia. went to New , York yesterday afternoon to compete ir last evenings athletic contests at the Twenty-second regiment armory. The local wholesalers competed in that spe- cialty with teams from the Eighth anc Twelfth New York regiments. The members of the New Haven team 1T the competition were r. c. Richter captain; A. Jewett, D. c. Smyth, W. J Bedding, c. L. Beardsley, c. A. May. nard, w. J. Kontz and E. l.. Averill
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