Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-12-23

q drawing large audiences. The Writings,
novelty artists, gave a very pleasing ex-
hibition. The ideal society artists, Harry
McAvoy and Emma Rogers, appear in
their latest success, "Stimulstion, intro
ducing parody on 'Mascet." Other enter |
tsiners are Edward Adams, burlesque art |
lists, the six Reeds, Bsnnetto and Conner,
who are among the best In
the world, Charles Robinson, Irish come
dian, the three Rsnos. This excellent pro-
bill that Manager Poll has arranged for
next week. This afternoon Manager Poll
will give his usual matinee for the chill
drsn. The price of admission will be for
children half the usual sum.
THE sToDpARD LECTURER.
The sale of Sseddsrd lecture tickets still
continues lively at the Hyperion theater.
and it is evident that Mr.. Stoddard is to
be greeted with his finest audiences. Pub
lie desire to know of Japan, China, Cey-
lon and India, as Mr.. Stoddard gives the
information through his notes of travel
and his fine Illustrations, is very marked.
The sale of course tickets will continue but
q few days longer.
Among the Lodges and Societies.
St. Ignatius T. A. and B. society will
give a soeiabie in Central hall on the even
ing of Monday, January 1. Music will be
furnished by the Second Regiment orches-
ira.
The committee in charge Of the arrange
ments for the sixty fifth annual ball of the
National Blues, to DO held at the armory
February %, consists of First Sergeant D..
G. Young, chairman; Quartermaster Ser
geant L. D. Kappeler, Sergeant L. q. Page,
Corporal T. Fl. Newbold and Private F. L.
Bates.
A special degrees team will install the
new officers of Harmony lodge, I. o. OF,
on Tuesday, January 2. An effort will be
best which has ever taken place. Phillip
Pond, I'd, has charge of the arrangements.
The Pequot association will hold q re-
ception at the ASSOCIATION rooms in Nor
ris Cove on New Years day and evening.
There will be dancing from 7 to 1890 p. m.
The annual meeting of the Monticello
club for the election of officers will be
held Wednesday evening, January 81. A
dinner will be served to the members of
the club.
The wives and lady friends of the loco
motive fremen are busy helping them to
arrange their Christmas tree entertainment,
to be given at Banquet hall, December 81.
There will be given away 100 presents,
among them sewing machines, clothing,
ladies' and gents slippers, coal and many
| other things useful and ornamental. There
will be dancing until 2 O'Clock.
CLAN M'LEoD, o s. C.
Clan Mcleod, order of Scottish Clans,
at Its meeting Thursday night, elected the
following officers for next year: Chief,
g. D. Bone: past chief, George Wallace:
tanist, John Henderson; chaplain, Archi
| bald Gardner; recording secretary, James
Mustsrde; financial secretary, Webster
treasurer, G. N. Andrews; senior bench.
| man. D. Mckenzie; junior henchmsn, John
Aud; senshel, James Richie; warden,
Donald Brown; sentinel, George West, jr.
pipe major; Alexander Fraser; physician
DR.. Lewis, Chapel street.
COURT RECORD.
Superior Court Civil Side Judge
Hall.
The last session of the December term Of
this court was held yesterday. There viii
be no superior court in session until mex
Friday, when Judge G. W. Wheeler Of
Bridgeport will preside at short calenda,
session and assign cases to be tried at tkt
January term.
| Owing to J.W. Allirg being absent from
the city the motion of E. G.. Ssoddsrd
| trustee of the insolvent estate of Buunel
| & Scranton, for an allowance for services
counsel fees and expenses incurred in thu
case of Skif ct al. against himself as trus
tee, was not argued. Trustee Stodd arc
does not fix the value of his services, etc.
at any particular amount, but asks for
reasonable compensation.
City Court - Criminal Side - Jude
| Cable.
James J. Barrett, theft, continued unit
December %; Daniel Maloney, same, same
same, resisting police officer, So fine, $5.4
costs; Matthew Weller, violation of liquo
law, $50 fine, $7.44 costs; John W. Alex
ander, non-support, continued until De
cember 90; Thomas Healey, breach of tn
peace, IS fine, $7.88 costs; same, drunk
Judgment suspended; Edward Hemstead
lascivious carriage, So fine, S. "a costs
Anne Howard, same, same; John McCaI
thy. theft, So fine, 81 10 costs; Edward J
HolloraD, same, same.
Court Notes.
1t has been decided by Judge Hall tha
Mrs. Harriet B. Wolcott of Meriden shout