The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-16
Local Weather Report. New Haven. June 15.
BRIEF MENTION.

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 The Smart Set for July is out and on sale at the Pease-Lewis company's on Church street.
 G. B. Loveday's house at 15 Elliott street was ransacked by burglars while the family were watching the circus procession yesterday.
 William and James Sullivan of Wa terbury, meat dealers. have filed peti- ton in bankruptcy. They have assets of $S61 and liabilities of S705. The vrst hearing will be on June "A.
 Vacation time has begun for the clerks and carriers in the postoffice, and the first men to take a period of rest laid aside their mail bags on, Monday. Each man of both classes of the postal service is given a vacation of fifteen days.
 Rev. Thomas Henry Tiernan, of this city, will celebrate his first mass in the Sacred Heart church Sunday morning, June 26 at 10:30. He was ordained in Galicia, Austria, June 5. His family are residents of this city, livign at 22 Frank street.
 Warren M. Steele, B. A., assistant in structor in psychology at Yale univer- sity. has accepted a call to a professor ship of philosophy at Suyman universi- ty. Greenville. s. c. He will sever his connection with Yale at the end of the present college year.
 The wedding of Professor Guy Stew ems Callender, instructor in economics in the Sheffield Scientific school, to Miss Harriet Rice took place Tuesday at the home of the bride in Cambridge. Pro- lessor and Mrs. Ca1lender will be at home, at 354 Edwards street, after No- vember 1.
 Arrangements are being made by the Winchester Rod and Gun club for the annual clambake and shore dinner to take place at South End on June 26. The committee in charge proposes to arrange this coming event on far grander scale than any of the functions of past years.
 The engine pulling the 745 a. m. Shore Line into New Haven broke down near Saybrook yesterday and came into the Union station using only one driv- ing rod The train was overtaken by the express due here at S:28 and the latter pushed the crippled train in, ar irving here at S:45.
 At 12 o'clock yesterday noon every department of the J. B. Sargent & Go. plant was closed down to enable the employees to visit the circus. The fac tory will resume work this morning. The New Haven Clock company also closed it's factory because of the desire of many of the employees to see the big show.
 At two graduating exercises in this city the speaker will be Rev. Artemas Haynes, of the United church. This evening at o'clock he will speak to the graduating class of Hopkins gram mar school His subject will be The Builders of Character" Tomorrow af- ternoon at o'clock he will speak before the graduating class of the State Nor mlal school on sThe Only Thing Worth While"
 President Arthur T. Hadley, of Yale, will be one of the speakers at the ban quet in Bridgeport on Saturday when the Filipino honorary board of com missioners to the Louisiana exposition will be dined there. He will say few words, representing Yale. The Filipino commissioners will stop at no other city in Connecticut, and will probably not visit Yale.
 Advocates of a draw on Kimberly avenue bridge over West river point with pride to the fact that a two-mast- ed schooner, the F. Waterman of Cal ais, Me, was lowed up that river yes terday forenoon by the tug J, H. Ho- gan, drawing ten feet of water. She is loaded with lath and is consigned to the Howard company at the crossing of the Consolidated railroad over the Bou- 1evard.
 PROFESSOR EMERY AT Y. M. R. c.