The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-11
THE HARRINGTON PUBLISHING co.
FAIR HlTEN.
General News of Intcrcst-RecItal Tonight
 at Warner Hall


 at Warner Hall
 One week from this evening the an- nual meeting of Adelphi lodge will be held. After the election of officers banquet will be held. t,N
 Mrs. Daniel Connell of the annex has gone to Nassau. N. H.. where some Of her relatives reside, and will remain all winter.
 c. F. Johnson. who Injured one of his eyes by getting a steel chip in 1t, Is gradually improving, and Dr. Swain says he Is not likely to lose his sight. He cannot tell as yet whether the chip Is in the eye, but the inflammation has greatly subsided and MT. Johnson can see a little with 1t.
 Albert Rowe leaves to-day for Florida for the winter. He goes south every winter for the benefit of his health.
 At the last meeting of Adelphi lodge Burton J. Wade was raised to the de- gree of master Mason, the event hay ing been witnessed by three generations of Masons in one family, viz: Julian F. Wade, Fillmore S. Wade and Burton J. Wade. All three of the Wades reside in the same house in the annex. None of the Masons present ever witnessed so remarkable an event.
 The annual ball of Dayton Hook and Ladder company will be given at Os- born hall tomorrow evening. It Is the ninth annual, and the boys have taken pains to have 1t result in the very best ball they have ever given. About sixty guests from out of town companies have been invited.
 Elmer F. Culver of Quinnipiac street and Button brothers of Montowese have shipped 275 barrels of apples to Eng land and reported satisfactory profits.
 One of the improvements at the River side park that is greatly needed is it's lengthening. It Is ninety feet short of half mile. and to give the desired length will require considerable filling, but the stockholders have the project in view and 1t will be one of the first Improvements made.
 A few days ago Edmund Woodward of East Haven went to New York and purchased a pair of horses, and while on the return trip one of the horses dropped dead on the road
 A brig arrived yesterday from Nova Scotia with plaster for the Adamant company.
 The Grand avenue Baptist Sunday school is preparing for Christmas ex- ercise entitled, 'The. Babe of Bethle- hem," to be given on the evening of Sunday, December 23 ,..
 The recital at Warner hall this even ing under the auspices of the Grand avenue Baptist church promises to be one of the finest entertainments of the season. Miss Evelyn Hilliard, who Franklin H. Sargent says is the best reader and best reciter on monologues in the country, will give varied and interesting program, and there will be good music by laws orchestra. Of Miss Billiards success in Cincinnati, the Ga zette says: Miss Hiliard's dial4t pieces, her Irish girls and Hoosier men, were the thing itself. The Calisthen- ics' that the mothers who are afraid their daughters will get into the ballet and spend all her money for clothes and wear none of them, was great hit. Her extreme cleverness in characteri- zation was shown in her assumption of 8 dozen different sitters-the woman with the baby, who translated the in fant's 'a-goos' and 'Bu-r-r-s" into the wisest speech, carried off the palm'