The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-14
Local Weather Report.
New Haven. Oct. B.
Brief Mention.

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 Tuesday. october 27. there will be a meeting of the Women's Foreign Mis- sionary society for Western Connecti- cut. The session will be held in Trin- ity M. E. church, George and Dwight streets.
 The local aerie of the Order of Eagles will meet Friday evening to arrange for a trip to be taken to Waterbury Monday evening. The Waterbury aerie will open bazaar that evening, and furnish an entertainment.
 The Foskett property at 1SS Daven- port avenue has been purchased by James H. Hogan, the mason contractor. The property is S4x150, and on it is a large house and barn. The property is valued at s22,000.
 Arrangements have been made with the Consolidated railroad for special train for the accommodation of school teachers who are to attend the conven- len at Hartford Friday. The special will leave here at 7:45 a. m.
 St. Anthony's parish has made appli- cation to FiSe Marshal Gladwin for permit for the erection of church on the corner of Gold street and Washing ton avenue. The work of excavation has already been started.
 Joseph Burns Of 27 Stevens street, who is employed by Srnedley & Co, on Union street, fell from a wagon on Crown street yesterday noon. He received a bad scalp wound, and was also made unconscious. My. Burns was taken to Grace hospital.
 The headouarters policemen have re- ceived orders to have the hucksters, who have been peddling about the streets in the business portions of the city, move on During the past two or three days several push cart peddlers have been ordered to change their places of busi- ness.
 At the presentation of the opera Priscilla" given on Monday evening in the Sterling opera house, Derby. un- der the auspices of the choir of the Sec ond Congregational church. and which was delightful success. one of the best characters was Miss J. Alice Mer- win, the soprano of this city.
 The date for the annual individual slsirrnishers' match for the Colonel Leavanworth medal has been set for October 24. The shoot Is open to en- < listed men only, of the Second regiment. The contest will start at o'clock in the afternoon. It is estimated that about twenty of the regiments best shots will compete. The Westville range will be used " <
 The meeting at the Garde hotel to- day of the health officers of the state is response to an invitation taken by County Health Officer Hoadley of this city It is expected that a state asso- citation will be formed at this meeting, and arrangements also made for a school of instruction whereby the mem bers will be given the views of the lead- ing authorities on different specialties.
 Private Archer. one of the souad of soldiers detailed from the United States army for a years service at Yale in connection with the experiments at the Sheffield scientifis school under the di- rection of Professor Russell H. Chitten- den. has just been taken to the New Haven hospital suffering with severe attack of bronchitis. At the hospital it was stated that the disease is in no way connected with the food test.
 State Railroad Commissioners Wash ington F. Wilcox, William o. Seymour, and orsamus R. Tyler, left New Haven on the 7:30 o'clock train yesterday morning in a special train, composed of private cars Nos. 200 and 1,S00, for their first days run in connection with the annual tour of inspection of the New York. New Haven and Hartford road The commissioners are accompanied by General Manager w. E. Chamberlain, General Superintendent o. M. Shepard, Chief Engineer Colin M. Ingersoll. jr., and attaches of his department. They returned in the afternoon. i