The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-09-28
Local Weather Report.
BRIEF MENTION.

High water to-day, 1:O1 p. m.
 The Ladies' Home Journal at the Pease. Lewis Co.'S.
 Mrs s. A. collett has obtained per- met to erect two-famiIy house in Dor1nan street.
 Samuel J. Colt has sold to Adolphus Colt property in Westville which has dimensions 156x54 feet.
 All the barber shops in town will close on the afternoon of Thursday, Branford day at the fair.
 Miss Nellie Carman, of Bay Shore. L. |, is visiting her cousin. Miss Florence Richards of First avenue, West Haven.
 Mrs. James R. Way, who has been quite i'll at her cottage at Indian Neck, with rheumatism, is feeling much bet ter.
 s. V. Osborn has so far recovered from his recent severe Illness as to be again at his place of business. Mir os- born is still weak.
 MT. and Mrs. Kelsey, of Providence, R. I. are the guests of their parents, MT. and Mrs. Jarvis Kelsey of Center street, West Haven.
 Mrs. Lillian Henry, daughter of Will liam Evans of Campbell avenue, West Haven, is visiting her brother, George Evans of Seattle, Wash.
 Mir, Dill of Thompson street, West Haven, leaves October 1 for Tampa, Fla, where he has accepted position. \ 'ss4s isse family will follow later.
 Adam Schmaelzle, who applied for a transfer of his license from Sayin Rock to Campbell avenue, near the Lion brewery, withdrew his application be- fore the county commissioners yester- day owing to Eemonstrances made.
 The probate convention for New Ha- ven district will be held Saturday next at Il a. m. in Republican hall, this city.
 George A. Maycock of this city has been elected president of the Connec- ticut board of examiners of embalmers.
 Tomorrow evening next there will be held In Warner hall the final drill Of the Gold legion before the initial parade next Monday evening. Uniforms are to be distributed and the last as- signment of men to companies will be made.
 The New Haven road will extend it's dining car service by putting a diner on two through trans between New York and Boston on Sundays. One of these diners will be on the 4 D. m. out of New York and the other on the D. m. out of Boston.
 A lecture bureau has been establish ed by the democratic campaign men here in conjunction with democratic headquarters with Henry c. O'Sulli- van in charge. The bureau will keep a list of local speakers who will be as- signed to speak at ward rallies.
 Edward J. Minnix, chairman of the membership committee of sixty of Elm Tree lodge, N. E. o. P, yesterday an- nounced that he has selected to serve on the special committee J. Wall, E.. Hill, J. J. Minnixi, F. F. Cafferty, P. J. Carney, J Burke, T. Loughlin and E. J. Minnix
 The closing of three shoops in Mill ford as mentioned yesterday has been a bad blow to the town. The money loss will reach $2,000 weekly and there will seon be an exodus of the former em- ployes of the shops. Already several families have left and no doubt others will soon follow.
 Postmaster J. A. Howarth yesterday posted on the bulletin board in the local postoffice corridor the call for bids for carrying the mails from the local office to the depot and to the troll ley cars as well as the delivery to North Branford and Totoket. The con- tract will be awarded from July l, 1905, to June 30, 1909. &