The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-07-12
Local Weather Report.
New Haven, July II.
BRIEF NEWTON.

High water to-day, 1924 p. m.
A. b. Greenwoods sorosis Shoe par
Tor will be closed Fridays during July
and August.
The Jedesmal club will hold ban
uuet at its headquarters, the Pleasant
View hotel. Savin Rock, this evening at
3 o'clock.
Deputy United States Marshal Par
melee yesterday afternoon arrested
Fritz, Margnit, a journeyman baker of
Derby. upon complaint of J. Pascella,
a fruit dealer. The prisoner is charged
with passing counterfeit dollar upon
the fruit man. The prisoner was held
III $500 bonds for q hearing before Com
missioner Wright.
The New Haven Driving club is ar
ranging to hold another matinee at the
Elm city Driving park on Saturday
afternoon, July %. There will be three
classes, trotting and pacing on the pro-
gram.
A certificate was filed in the office Of
The secretary of state to-day certifying
to an increase Of capital stock Of the
Reeves Manufacturing company Of
New Haven. The increase from $4,000
to 100000 and the number Of shares Is
Increased from 1000 to 1900 preferred
and 5000 common at par value of SIS a
share,
The hardware dealers Of this city
and Holyoke will hold a reunion at
Morris Cove tomorrow. Representa-
tives Of the following local companies
will, be present: John p. Bassett & Co,
The George H. Baker Co., E. M. Walsh
e Co, j.. 4. Rosenberg & Co., The
Nv. a. Warren s. Bro. Co., Lightbourn
e Pond Co., and the Connecticut Hard
ware and Pin Co.
The opening entertainment of the
Swedish M. E. society will be given in
It's new church on Park street Former
evening at 7:45 o'clock. The first ser
vices conducted by Rev. Charles Paul
son, the pastor, will be held next Sun
day. at $3.50 and 1880 b. m. For the
present the church building win be
used on Saturday mornings by St.
Luke's parish.
The jury commissioners for New Ha-
ven county were in session at the
county building yesterday, selecting a
list Of Jurymen for the ensuing year in
both the common pleas and the supe-
rior courts, criminal and civil sides.
There are twenty six towns in the
county to select from. The commits
sioners are: Former Sheriff Robert o..
Gates, General b. e. Bradley and Ed
ward Al. Anketell, clerk Of the superior
court
The quarterly meeting of the national
board Of directors of the Knights Of Coz
lumbus was held in this city yesterday.
The directors received the reports of
fle national officers and transacted
routine business. No action was taken
on the plans Of the proposed new build
ing to be erected in this city by the or
der. The building committee has the
plans, but has not vet finally accept
ed them.
The Waterbury Business Mems assoc
citation will hold its annual banquet
and outing at the Momauguin, Thurs
day 1t will be an entirely informal
affair, and will be more In the line Of
q general joilification Dinner will be
served at 4 o'clock in the afternoon,
and will be followed by a complete line
OF sports, which has always proved
banner events in former years. A spe-
cial train has been chartered to con-
vey the party to New Haven, and
from here special cars will take them
to the beach. The attendance has been
limited to $50.