The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-02
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St. Nicholas magazine for January at the Pease-Lewis Co.'S.
 Victor M. Tyler of this city has leased seven acres of land at Indian Neck from F. L. Averill. The property ad- joins MT. Tyler's property, the former way house, and has a frontage or SVo feet and extends from the shore 1ront to the river.
 The dividends of the local savings hanks are all at the rate of three and one-half per cent. per annun1, making the semi-annuai rate S-4 per cent. ln- stead of 1 7-S per cent, as given in our list of yesterday morning; the New Haven and National Savings banks crediting on the second of January ana the Connecticut on the sixteenth of January.
 Among the New Haveners who were |Apresent at the wedding of the Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr., were: MT. and Mrs. William Farnam, President AIIadley, Benjamin R. English, George 7 D. Seymour, Walter Camp, the Rev. MT. Bell of St. Pau1s church, Theodore ID. Woolsey and Dr. E. B, Reed* The New Haven guests had special car from Washington to New York.
 4he establishment Of mission for Polish Catholics in this state by Bishop Tierney is announced. Three priests of .the congregation of St. Vincent de Paul have been sent to this city and have taken possession of the rectory of St. < Stanislaus Polish parish on Dwight street. The missionaries, who are call 3ed Lazzrist Fathers. will continue the Polish work here, while the Rev. Fla ther Musiel, who has been stationed in this city, will go to New London to or ganize parish there.
 National Committeeman Charles F, BrooI1er of Ansonia, who, as already announced, secured accommodations for Connecticut before the committee took action, has now received forma notice from the Auditorium hotel that Ii has title to comfortable rooms ir the main building to he occupied by only two in room, and sa headquar- ters room on the parlor floor along. side of the rooms of Massachusetts New York, Ohio, Missouri, Indiana Kansas and Maine The rooms are tc SCAA yention is called to meet June 21.
 Judge Simeon D. Baldwin of this city professor in the Yale Law school, wa: elected second vice president of tht American Historical society at the an nual meeting in New Orleans New Years eve, and Professor E. G. Bourne of Yale was added to the society's ex ecutive committee At the annual oi the American Economic association al so at New Orleans, Wednesday even ing, Professor Irving Fisher of Yalt was elected first vice president. Thees two associations formed the American Politica Science association, of whicf Professor Baldwin of this city wal chosen both secretary and treasurer. Among the out of town officers wh, .attended in uniform Company G's bis ball in Waterbury, New Years eve were Captain William B. Spencer ant First Lieutenant James A. Haggerty O Company c, New Haven, and Captair James F. Kain, regimenta1 quartermas ter of New Haven. Among the othe out of town guests present were Mis- Cassidy of Norwich, Miss Florence Le of New Haven. James M Sullivan 0 New Haven, Miss Callahan of Pitts field. the Misses Butler of Derby, Mis lillian Of Hartford, James Moran O Derby, Miss Ethel c. Wood of Thomas ton, John Colwell of New Haven, Mis- Marsden of Boston, Dr. Hines of Ney Haven, MT. and Mrs. Michael Deeley o New Haven and Miss O'Brien of Ney Haven.