The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-01
Local Weather Report.
BRIEF MENTION.

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 The Consolidated Railway company assumed control of the property of the MontyilIe Street Railway company of Montville.
 The subcommittee of the committee of sixty of Elm Tree lodge. N. P. o. F., is at work with vigor securing many new members.
 The freshman football candidates re- ported at the Yale gymnasium yester- day morning. This squad was not very large. but seemed very much in earnest.
 Darius Brake of Hebron will be 1O2 years old on Saturday. He is a real son of the Revolution, being the son of shubael Drake, who was seven years in the Continental army.
 The public lighting committee will meet next Friday Superintendent Hen ry Hopkins of the lamp department says he thinks his department will need more money for the coming year.
 One of the most interesting organi- zations of the Edwin Bancroft Foote Boys club Is the Tuxis Emergency company" whick met last evening at the Y. M. c. A to prepare the winter programme.
 Professor Francis G. Peabody of Harvard, brilliant lecturer, has been secured for the lecturer in the Lyman Beecher course. His subject will be .The Christian Character of the Mod- ern World
 E. H. McHenry fourth vice president of the New York and New Haven road, who will have charge of the New Ha- ven's electric properties, is expected to take up his duties at the general office building to-day
 wooster lodge, No. f9, is planning for social communication" next We'd nesday evening in the lodge room in Masonic temple in Church street. There will be roll call of the members of the lodge and speeches.
 Through the generosity of Mir. and Mrs W. Brewer of Mt. Carmel the Hamden choral union will again be or ganized this fall and winter. Professor w. E. Haesche of this city will in all probability conduct the chorus.
 Fire Marshal Gladwin issued a per- init to the Knights of Columbus yes terday for the erection of a $11S, 900 building, 61x1O4 feet, in Chapel street, between Temple and College streets, It is to be flreproof, with steel frame, and tile roof.
 The New Haven Water company ex- poets to complete it's filtration plant in Whitneyville some time this fall. The water company has Lake Whitney and Mill river under q patrol. Constables from the towns of Centerville, Mt. Car mel and Cheshire are engaged in the patrol of the grounds.
 Jerry Phelps of Waterbury, grand vice chief of the Knights of the Golden Eagle well known in this city, is about to remove to Montreal and tonight a complimentary and farewell dinner will be given by Eagles of Waterbury and elsewhere. Grand Chief Hewlett and several others from this city will att tend.
 Clarence Deming was in town yes- terday coming down from Litchfield where he is spending several weeks with his family. They expect to stay in Litchfield during October MT. Dem- ing spent six weeks at Deep Harbor camp, near Squam lake, Maine, and had remarkable success in bass fish ing.
 Andrew P. Kelly of this city was yesterday elected chairman of the na- tional executive board of the Brother hood of Locomotive Bremen, at the convention held in Buffalo. MT. Kelly is also chairman of the executive com mittee of firemen of the New Haven road system. He was formerly presi- dent of the New Haven Trades coun- cil