Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-21

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Fair Hsvsn in Pyramid hall. Tuesday
evening. November %. The program:
ss,sct,on Rrsss ouartet+e
Reading. Mrs. F. q. Haynes
Piano solo. ............h MIS- rs;Ih u; Norton a
Violin SOLO Elmer Dibble
Piano. ....................... Miss Ella Shuster
Recitati9n Gra CO., NJ ct torter
nat o,d Me- I ~ n porru
PIANO solo anu Professor White
Vocal Duet Mrs F. E. Brown and .........
mis- MISS , EXa waite waite
Arlington auartette. F. n Bants, bass; J E.
southi1gloo' baritone; J: =. Duniea' first
TENOR u E, Da ri2 sscon c1,,b fehor'
Five Tableaux.
Vocal solo-The Hymn my Mother Sang.
......................... Mrs. F. E. Brown
Recitation. ..::....:.....;:..:......; Anonymous
Vocal solo 'Mr. E. F. Perry
Selections. ..................Big Four Banjo club
A jolly party of about thirty Fair Haven
young people paid surprise visit on Miss
Jennie Doolittle at her home, Main street,
West Haven, Saturday evening, the occa-
sion being the twentieth birthday ami
versary of the young lady. The evening
was passed yery pleasantly with dancing
and games. Miss Doolttle was the re-
cipient of number of handsome presents.
The supper table was handsomely deco
| rated having solid center of flowers and
held fine spread prepared by Mrs. Doc
little. Inc party included the misses
Llewllyn OF Seymour, Nellie smith OF
| Huntington. Grace Wardell, Annie Du-
| mond, Tinnie Peters, Ida Waters, Hattie
Converse, Hattie Bald win, p. q; Potter,
N: j.. Barnes, Frea hussell' hd Stiies,
| Rev. E. G Sage, D. D., at the Grand
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morning on Inc trayer Meeung, con-
siueie .ne uopiI - i. ;-;t n.e Pn" .L
afternoon Deacon J. P. Morrow led the
meeting at the Home of the Friendless.
w. B. Hubbard and family will remove
to Boston this week. Mr.. Hubbard is an
agent for the Peck Brothers & Co. and
will open an Office for the company in
Boston.
row evening the netition' for hardening
Blatchley avenue, between Grand avenue
and Pine street, will be considered.
Hemingway & Rowe are building black
smith shop on the rear of their property
on East Grand avenue to be occupied by
1oan DIXON.
sbirts In T, T, Adlsr's drv Goods stora at
, the corner of Grand avenue and Front
street and secreted them, but MIR. Adler
aeteeted MN ana msde MN give tnem up
MI; Aaier olo hoG cause MS ARREST. -,
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t addresses.
woy.u,s snnnpx nrAru TACT NIGHT
1ao4 $1,000. n =, nA 49,. 49,,
;ntn drne stors to +a,snhon aA fo
DR.. M G. White. the medical examiner. 4
lsdv residing at No. Sc Monroe street hai
;rst a-onoaa dooa a. bor bo,,a H.
yust uroppeo ueau a' ner hone. ~
| Whita waa potinn6 and rapairad tn fh,
honse. arriving at abont I'd o'clock Tn,
deceased was Mrs. Brennan. a woman O.
about sixty years of age. It was though
her death was the result of heart disease
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henry T. Juoo, well Known oid resi-
dent of East Ferry street, residing at No
!, | 40 diad ,as+orda, If old oo,a Of his homo
ao,d saysntvIni1a The fnnera1 tate
place tomorrow afternoon, at $50 O'Clock
ArrHr FIRST cH1rRcH TO MIGHT
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cart and advertisements which ia to be olive,
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sttondanoa NJ star s;naer Ma Hatt;
Bradley will give some fine selections. a
T. also will Mr.. Beddel. The program TO
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:: SHooThe HOLY caty Adams 'i,i.o s''-e
Observation-Disclosures. Miss Hettie Bradle
Solo, N Mr.. Wei
DustIf Feel Thy Angel Spirit. .Grsben Hofr
.:..:....... man, Miss Bradley, Mr.; Redda
Inc song OF spia, nsdls mel Rme Deck
Mr. Frederic Redda
, Solo-The Little Puritan Maid. Rodney go.
4 Miss bra ID
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the library entertainment in which eigt
IL or more charming young ladies will be 81
n rayed to personated noted books by we
q Known authors: Inc entertalnment WI
q. as the funds raised viii 90 to very worth
d object the management is confident of nc
At only being rewarded with the satisfact,o
II or having provloeo very pleasing ente!
10 talnment out OF reallzlng quite nice HIT
~, sum in GOLD cash and scrip.
"a -,..,-o,. 80 ,,,o ,,o.-...
~ ~ m, . IN, .. 'n1 N.esn
81 MIS- olinn' 'ne well hno"n slnser' VIZ
D present at the Church of the Messiah ye
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by singing SOLO. Rev. MT. Squares, tt
pastor, preached an interesting and II