The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-06
VARIOUS ITEMS.

The St Johns Catholic club will give an entertainment at Republican hall on January Il. The proceeds will be used in furnishing the new club rooms.
 Mrs. Sara T. Kinney. state regent of the D. A. R.. will attend the exercises to be given by the Mary Silliman chap ter, D. A. R., of Bridgeport on January il, in commemoration of the organiza- tion of the chapter in 1894. Previous to the exercises there will be a luncheon at the home of the chapter regent, Mrs. Morris B. Beardsley.
 Daniel 'Colwell has just purchased the eight family tenement house at 1S and 15 Fair street from Maude H. H. and Frederick M. Ryder. It is assessed at sS,125 and has a frontage of 47 feet on Fair street.
 The current events talk of Mrs. Grace Brown Salisbury, which was to have been given to-day. has been postponed to Wednesday, January il, owing to the illness of Mrs. Salisbury. The subject for the lecture will be Russia and the Far East.''
 Myrtle chapter, o. E. S., will install their officers January 14. Five chap ters have been invited to attend the ceremonies. Myrtle chapter has been in- vited to attend Ethel chapter this even ing, Golden Rod tomorrow evening, Mystic Friday evening. A large dele gation will accept the invitations.
 The Sigma Theta Phi society are pre- pairing for dance to be given at Lenox hall January 19 The committee in charge consists of Germaine Crossley, Harry Dayton and Eugene Alling
 John Tyler of the Elm house, Vest vile, is reported to be seriously inn with pneumonia.
 At the regular monthly meeting of the board of trustees of the Blackstone li- brary, Branford, held at the residence of the president, ex-Senator F. F. Jones, Monday evening the librarians report for the month of December was present. ed and shows circulation of SIPS vol umes for the month, a gain of 409 over December 1902. Circulation for the year oe 1903 was 44,7OO, over against 40,7So in 1902. Volumes added in December were 109 six of which were gifts. The total number of cardholders is now 1862. Judge Livingston w. sCleaveland found Rose Campbell of Southington unconscious sitting upright on the ra- diator in the postoffice at il o'clock yes- terdav. Al Judge Clenvolandss con- mand the woman was taken to the New Haven hospital. Judge Cleaveland and the husband rode in the ambulance to the hospital At the hospital it was stated that Mrs. Campbell is badly frog en about the limbs and arms, but will recover.
 Exercises at Yale university will begin for the winter term this morning with chapel, for the members of the academ- ic department, at S:1O o'clock. A large number of the men are already here.
 With every mail come in acceptances to the Bryan banquet of the New Ha- ven Democratic club. Treasurer W. H. H. Hewitt yesterday received assur-. ances from General H. A. Bishop of Bridgeport and Mayor Sullivan of Hart ford that they would both attend. State Committeeman Burke of Meriden has notified Mir. Hewitt that he will be present
 All the conductors, baggag agemasters, trainmen, engineers and firenen on the New York division Of the New Haven road, will have to take an examination next month to determine whether they are informed on the New York Central | roads rules and regulations. | Captain James J. Hogan of the Yale varsity football team was one Of the first men seen on the campus yesterday. Captain Hogan is busy planning for the appointment of head coach for the varsity eleven next fall, but he says tha. he will not settle on the head coach for a month at least. Ex-Captain Rafferty and Eddie Glass are both mentioned for the place.