The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-10
Local Weather Report. New Haven, June g.
BRIEF MENTION.

ftlgn water Lo-udy, o.zo P. III.
 Director Chittenden of the Sheffield scientific school delivered the inaugu- raI address at the opening of the uni- versity of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia
 James W. Brown, the well known Fair Haven plumber, was yesterday receiv- ing congratulations. It's a girl; weight twelve pounds, and mother and little one are doing nicely.
 All members of Governor Bucking- ham colony, Pilgrim Fathers, of Wall ingford, who intend visiting Lafayette colony of this city this evening, will arr rive here at about ' o'clock.
 The regular meeting of the board of education, which was to have been held this evening, has been postponed one week. This was owing to the fact that the postponed meeting of the board was held last week.
 The Past Grands association of the I. O. o. F., will have an outing and shore dinner at Savin Rock Thursday even- ing, June 23 It is expected that mem bers of the Past Brands association of Waterbury will also be in attendance.
 The first out of town excursion for the White City at Savin Rock arrived yes- terday at the Union depot. It came from Springfield, Mass, and filled sev- eral cars, although it was not as large as it would have been had the weather beer more eavOra ble
 Prosecution against John Rogers, col ored. was begun in the Hamden town court Wednesday. He is charged with violating the health laws. The prosecu- ton is under charge of County Health Officer Hoadley. Owing to the absence of officials the case went over until June 15.
 At the regents meeting of the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution held Tuesday afternoon in the Ellsworth house in Windsor, Mrs. Sara T. Kinney of this city, the state regent, presided. It was voted to hold the general con ference in the fall in the Ellsworth house.
 Articles of incorporation of the Thrasher Time System, Inc, were ere turned to the town clerks office yester- day. The capital stock is $3O0,000, and the stockholders are given as Samuel P. Thrasher, l.. T. Snow, Rufus E. Holmes of Winsted, c. H. Lyon, s. H. Read and D. P. Arvine.
 An innovation at commencement this year will be the baseball game between the classes of 1898 and 1901. F. Gordon Brown, captain of the university foot ball team in 1901, will have charge of the team from his class, and F. H. Simmons, manager of the university base ball team in 1898, will captain his team.
 Sterling circle, Companions of the Forest of America, will celebrate it's eighth anniversary July 7, at Light house Point The celebration will take the form of an outing in the afternoon and in the evening a hop in the pavil- ion. All members, together with their families and friends, are cordially in- voted.
 John O'Brien was arrested by Officer Cook of the Howard avenue precinct yesterday morning for the theft of some fish from fish market on Fafayette street. It is alleged that O'Brien stole large box full of fish and was selling them on Howard avenue when arrested. Fish which sell for sixteen cents per pound he was letting go for ten cents a piece. He will be arraigned before the city court this morning.
 The new private car Connecticut of the Consolidated railroad which has been procured from Pullman for the use of President Mellen, was hauled out of the car shops of the road at the ter minaI here yesterday and set on a spur track near the depot, where it was look ed over by some of the prominent off, cers of the company. While not an es- pecially showy car exteriorly it has the finest of equipment, and is thoroughly fitted for a journey of any length. h. ternally 1t has palatial fittings.