Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-12-29

Du1iA was at Evergreen cemetery. Inc
floral tributes included large set piece
from East Rock lodge with the letters "a.
o. U. W." The bearers represented the
East Pearl street Methodist church, East
Rock lodge. the Odd Fellows lodge and
fellow employees of the building from
which had employed the deceased. They
were Wolcott Huntington, George Clark,
John s. Sanford, I'd, Merritt Finch, Al
fred Bridge and William Fowler.
Harry A. Konold, son of Deputy Sher-
if William Konold of this place, is about
to become secretary and treasurer of the
Keith Mining and Milling company, which
runs one of the largest and best dividend
paying mines in Clear Greek, Colorado.
"1Hnanuel," Christmas cantata with
scripture Rotations, was given in the East
Pearl street M. E. church last evening.
There was large attendance and the con-
gregation istenened to the interesting pro-
gram with attentive interest. The hymns
and selections were by Rev.W. o. Gushing
and the music by w. Howard Doane. This
is the fifth time this cantata has been given
under the passionate of Rev. 81. d. Weston.
The Epworth chorus was composed of fifty
six young ladies and gentlemen under the
direction of Frank Moody. The members
were seated on terraced seats erected on
the platform. The solo parts were taken
by Miss Reyes, soprano; Miss Hope Lewis,
alto; Lewis McCullom, tenor, and Frede-
rick Weld, basso. Samuel Bishop was the
organist. The program was divided into
two parts, Prophecy" and "Advent."
'sThe Lily Chorus was given by five little
girls. The Epworth league of this church
has been formed only two weeks and the
excellent work of the chorus, which has
had such brief rehearsals, was matter of
considerable credit to the participants
THE COURT RECORD.
City Court - Criminal Side Judge
Thompson.
Charles Fowler, breach of peace against John
So fine; John ]. Beatty, breach of peace against
Charles Fowler, discharged; same, drunk So fine,
against Rose Anetta, continued to December 80;
Max Werner, breach of peace and abusive Ian.
bond
y Hall, breach OF peace against bartholomew
assault on Edward Courtney, continued to Janu-
airy % under $50 bonds; Dennis Casey, drunken
gnsd selling
liquor without license at 90 Wallace street. dis
charged.
Court Notes.
Judge Thompson finished his period upon the
city court bench on Saturday. His term does not
expire for several weeks, but he is to leave
| for California.
Judge Fem has fled his decision in the suit of
Franklin Allen of wallingford against the Con
solidated road, which was tried before him in the
| ceived injuries at grade crossing inWallngford
on September and asked for $1,000 damages
Judge Fem awards him $500.
Jottings of the State.
The life of the Bridgeport car driver is
now doubly embittered. Counterfeit sill
yer dollars are numerous in Bridgeport
and many have been passed upon drivers
whose Merry Christmas has in consequence
been robbed of all its merriment. On
Christmas eve especially, most of the bad
coins were then palmed off.
! The steamer Margaret which ran between
| New Haven and the Thimble Islands last
summer has been ordered to Mobile, Ala
She has been lying at New London. He,
owner, Fl. B. Plant of Branford, is now al
Port Tampa, Fla.
Edward Hawley, aged 20 years and E
resident of Hawleyville, was struck by {
| train on the Housatonic road near the
Hawleyville depot Saturday morning an6
fatally injured. He died about two hours
later from the effects of injuries received.
The two horses which he was driving
across the track were killed outright anG
the wagon demolished.
The annual meeting of the Third Church
society, Guilford, will be held this morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Selections of seats fol
the year ensuing at p. m. The pledge o.
the weekly payment of any sum entities
to a selection of seats.
The thirteenth annual winter meeting
for the election of the Connecticut Com
mercial Travellers association, followed b.
the usual banquet, will take place Wed
nesday, December 81 at $50 p m. at tn,
Atlantic hotel, Bridgeport Among tn,
invited guests of the evening who will
respond to toasts will be State Senator
elect D. M. Read, Noah Rogers, Rev. Bev
erly Warner and DR.. Porter, all of Bridge
port.
The Second regiment leads the G. N. G
with 94.65, the First follows in order o
merit, rating 1856, the Third is 81. 16, ant
the Fourth 1901.
The figure of merit of each company il
the Second regiment is as follows: A
90. So; B, 90.S1, @, 90. 80; D, so. OF; E, 95. 81
F, 97.75; G, 97.55; 81, Oil; I, 97.02; K
AL; Cd Signal corps, $3.50; I'd MIG
Plat, "a. A.
| w. w. Crompton has at his home il
Madison an old musket which was wreste'
by the brother of Pitman Wheaton iron
British soldier in hand to-hand comba
at the battle of White Plains, during tn
war of the revolution.