The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-22
OF LOCAL INTEREST.


 Dr. G. Stanley Hall. president of
 Clark university, Worcester, Mass, will
 deliver a lecture on Friday evening in
 Colleeg street hall under the auspices
 of the New Haven Physical Culture as-
 sociation and public school teachers on
 Muscle Culture and Brain Building. A delivery wagon belonging to Fred
 eric Gaiser. the baker, at 169 Dixwen avenue. was smashed up at Ashmun
 and Lock streets yesterday morning 1 shortly before o'clock. The horse be-
 came frightened and ran away.
 Tomorrow afternoon there will be a
 meeting of the public school teachers in
 the auditorium of the New Haven high
 school, when an address on Education
 and Efficiency" will be given by Profes- sor George E. Vincent of Chicago uni
 versity.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Clarke will cele-
 brate their tin wedding anniversary by
 a reception and dance at the town hall
 in Orange Friday evening. The recep- tion will be held early in the evening
 and dancing will continue until
 o'clock Music will be supplied by MT.
 Ray Hemming of this city.
 The course of pedagogical ethics teachers by Professors Sheath and
 which has been given for public school teachers by Professors Sheath and
 Wheeler of Yale university will close on
 Saturday. About 150 teachers in the
 New Haven schools have been taking ! the course. and these will receive cer- tiicates at the completion of the course.
 The Rev. pr. H. Frank Rall, pastor of Trinity M. F.. church, will deliver his farewell sermon at next Sunday morn | ing's service. His last Sunday as pas tor os Trinity will be Easter Sunday.
 Tn St. Andrews M. F. church Junior league a Kings Herald circle is formed.
 They will have their annual mite box opening next Thursday at 7:30. After a short programme there will follow a Chinese social.
 The Winchester Rod and Gun club
 has voted to build a club house this spring on the opposite side of the street from their present quarters in Shelton avenue It will be modern in every
 respect and will cost about s12000. The club building vii contain parlors, din- 1 ing rooms, card and pool rooms, bath,
 bowling alley and rifle range. There will also be a cafe for the club mem bers. The club was organized years ago and is large and prosperous. The music committee of the Trinity M. F. church has announced that 1t has re-engaged Mrs. c. D. Horton as so- prano soloist and Miss Harriet s. Ward
 as. .organist and music director for the ensuing year. The present volunteer
 choir will be retained.
 Notices were posted at the quarters
 of the Yale dietary squad yesterday
 morning announcing that on April the scuad would close it's term here and would leave for St. Louis, where it will be quartered at the exposition grounds as part of the hospital squad. | Assistant Superintendent of Streets
 Patrick Welch was rendered surprise | at his home on Chapel street Friday evening, the occasion being the fiftieth anniversary of his birth. The affair had been arranged by MT. Welchs chill dren and to make the occasion more memorable they presented him with $50 in gold. Games of all kinds were play 1 ed, and a dainty lunch was served about | 10 o'clock, just previous to the breaking l up of the party.
 The Yale university base ball candi- dates went out to Yale field this first 1 time this season yesterday afternoon The men were piled into their special cars at 2 o'clock at the Yale gymna- sium and put in some good practice. 1 They will be out at the field from now on. It begins 10 look now as if the game with Trinity college tomorrow
 would not have to be cancelled after all. | A mortgage of $14,96S, with the inter- est included. has been foreclosed in fa- vor of the MiddIetown Savings bank against George H. Beecher and wife, | and the first Tuesday in August is set as the limit for redemption. The mort gage was on the Beecher block in State lstreet.
 With the closing of the pending nego- tiations between the Consolidated road and Charles E. Brown for the transfer
 to the steam road of the Brown proper ty in Artizan street. the road will have all the land it needs between Court and St. John streets for it's four-track improvements of the cut. The sale is expected daily.
 Tomorrow evening there will be special meeting of Davenport council, No. 700 Royal Arcanum, for the pur- pose of acting on the application of eighteen candidates. When these are initiated at the class initiation next week. Davenport will have passed the 400 mark in membership. This council, the largest in New Haven, is second in age and numbers in the state.