Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-12
Non secret R.aovvment Oraer.


 Early in January branch of the above order will be started. Already half enough names have been obtained to secure the char ter. It's objects are fraternity, benevolencs and economy. A sick benefit of $20 per week is paid and at the end of Ave years $500 Is paid to the members who have kept in good standing, less the amount received on account of sickness. The order has the ap- proval of insurance commissioners of Aassa- chusetts. Being regular chartered institu- tion of the above State, the headquarters are at Worcester. It is spreading rapidly throughout New England. Fl. Hopkins of 42 Chestnut street is the deputy supreme president for this jurisdiction. Pionssr Council, Q. U. A. m. At regular meeting hold by Pioneer council, o. U. A. N., on November last, tho council passed resolutions on the death 7, o: their late brother and ex-State councillor. Frederick B. Clsmmons. The resolutions were presented to Nrs. F. B. Clsmmons last Tuesday evening by the council. They are in Q large black walnut frame with oxydized moulding, and are gotten up in Q very hand. some manner. Mrs. Clemmons wishes to ex- press her thanks to the council for the way in which they have manifested their sympathy | in her bereavement. The committee on reso- lutions was Messrs. 0. 8. Scoville, 0. H. Standish and 0. E. Case. Mr.W. H. Blakes- leo engrosaed the resolutions.
 Trap sheesinE.
 The State Trap Shooting association will hold their annual tournament at Union grove, Hartford, to-day. At the same time the competition for the State championship cup will take place. The cup is now held by Mir. Whitney of New Haven. New Britain will be represented in the competition.
 From tho United Workers. The Society of the United Workers ex press many thanks to the public for the in- terest taken in the late entertainment. es~ pecially the ladies who % carefully presided over the dances, and to the young ladies and gentlemen who 70 heartily and gracefully took part in them, both at the matinee and in the evenings. Many thanks are also due for favors re. ceived from Br. Winehsll, Measrs. G. B. Bunnell, o. A. Dorman, 0. M. Loomis, H. H. Peck, F. M. Brown & Co.,, Wm. Neely & Co.,, w. B. Fenn & Go. Howe & Stetson and Treat & Shepard, also the JOURNAL AND COURIER and other papers, all of whom en- tered 80 willingly into the spirit of the un- dertaking and greatly aided in it's successful accomplishments.
 summa Cum Laude.
 John Christopher Sohwab, a graduate of Yale in 1886. has just taken from one of the leading German universities the degree of Ph. D. summa cum laude.
 List of Letters Remanipg ia the New Haven postofice, New Ha- ven county, State of Connecticut, Wednesday, Dec il, 1889:
 LADIES' LIST. C-Bessie Cadigan, Harriet Cooley. E-Jennie Edwards, Annie V Eleason. F-Mrs. 0. H. Farwell.
 M-Mary j. Kennedy. "Josie'' May. Mrs. J. P. Nc p-slas k2,rns; ae.a" Parker.
 U-Bslls Underwood.
 aRNTLEMEN's LIST. B-Jehn Bartholomew. SS-Mr Mr Y " T Carr Carr Stephen cossrove. H-Bepjamin Haas, T s. Hendrick, Peter Hennig,
 Henry Hoffman. E. H. Flowers, Harry Hunt,
 Charles P. Hunter.
 J-Gsorgs H. Janeway, Henrich Janosovi K-Fred Kirby.
 L-Mr. L. B. Lse.
 M-Jeseph F: Martin, Chas. McAorrow. O-Mr. P. O'Dounell
 P-George A. Poole
 S-Eugeae [; Smith, Ernest P Snow Snow Y-irs T. Young. BENJAMIN R. ENGLISH, Postmaster. [Askfor "advertised letters" and mention date of