The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-10
High water at midnight.

High water at midnight.
 The Illustrated Sporting News at the Pease-Lewis company's.
 The B'nai scholom Sunday school opened for the coming winter yester- day.
 County Health Officer Hoadley will give his decision this week in the mat ter of the Connecticut Fat Rendering company's plant in Allingtown.
 Instead of holding the regular month- ly meeting Saturday, the Supervising Principals club of the New Haven schools went to Woodbridge hills for an outing.
 The Outlook for this week has an arr ticIe on "The General Convention and Missions by Rev. pr. Munger, of this city. Copies at the Pease-Lewis com ,spany's.
 Thomas Healy, of this city, who es- capped from Middletown insane asylum recently, was apprehended in Winsted. where he applied for police lodgings, Saturday.
 Rev. Father Remedy. of Westville, is improving and 1t is now expected by his physicians, Drs. Luby and Marsh, that he will be able to be out again in a week or two.
 The Calvary Baptist church will hold f,lx 2 Mrs. Charles Rowe is chairman of the committee of arrangements, whose plans will appear later.
 A cable dispatch announces that pr. Bernadotte Perrin, professor of Greek at Yale, arrived recently at Naples and left there for Greece on an archaeologi- cal mission. He is enjoying a years leave of absence.
 The state board of examiners for bar bers held it's regular session iii the bar bers' rooms on the top floor of the Yale National bank building Friday morning. The names of fourteen men were pre- sentsd and the candidates present were examined
 William J. MacNahon, the former Bucknell football captain, who has been playing end rush, has been obliged to give up football permanently because of an Injury he received to his head playing with the Yale eleven the past week.
 The Empire Dredging company is do- ing dredging at several places along the Mill and Quinnipiac rivers and the Standard Oil company has had chan nel dredged for it's plant on the east side of the Quinnipiac. not far from Tomlinson's bridge.
 So many applications have been re ceivsd for the millinery and attendant classes at the Young Women's Chris tian. association that another day and evening class is being formed in both of these subjects. "A few more may be registered. Be sure to apply this week
 Professor John Hays Hammond, ot Yale, the South African mining expert, has arrived in town for his work al Yale as head of the mining and engi- neering department of the Sheffield Sci entiflc school. He is confined to his rooms at the New Haven House at pres ent owing to a severe cold.
 Edward Kenney, an employe of the Consolidated railroad at the Union sta tion, sustained a severe shock from the power of the electric light plant of the road Saturday evening. He was rem dered unconscious for a time, but was subsequently removed to his home on Greenwich avenue and was pronounced olit of danger.
 Tn a letter forwarded Saturday eyen- ing to the secretary of state Town Clerk Frederick Brethauer strongly advo- cates the use of patent envelopes for election purposes-the kind with the wire attached''-in order to facilitate the opening of the thousands of mis- siyes with which his office is over whelmed on the day that the voters get busy.
 President Henry T. Blake, of the parl commission, has received a complain from young woman who says mar attempted to assault her on East Rock Park recently She was driving on the park when a man sprang out from somt bushes and tried to grab her Sht whipped her horse and was enabled tc escape from the ruffian. A sharp lool out will be kept for miscreants.