The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-06
EvelYne HIlllard.


b Calisthenios, Irish Dialect
Evelyne Hilliard,
The Rose. .",.,.,,..,,,,Austin Dobson
Evelyne Hilliard.
A Fragment. Harriet Ford
Evelyne billiard,
Our Two Orphans, .,.,,, Eugene Field
Evelyne billiard,
PART SECOND.
Grand offertoire Ste Ceile G minor.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Batiste..
G. e. Cruttenden,
The Hills of God...,..,.,,,,G, b, Nevin
Thomas Peers.
The Fiddle. James Whitcomb Riley
Evelyne Hilliard.
Ave Maria. .,..,........ Alfred Austin
Evelyne Hilliard.
a Idyl of the Balusters,
b How She Explained lt,....Bret Harte
Evelyne Hilliard.
At the Photographers. Harriet Ford
(Written expressly for Miss Hilliard)
Evelyne Hilliard.
Ralph Keller of this town attended
the wedding of his brother Irving in
Vineland, N j., last week and the fol-
lowing from the local paper of that
place speaks for itself: The Vineland,
~ j., Evening Journal of recent date,
the copy having just been received
here, has an article which will interest
quite number here, being in reference
ITO the wedding of Irving Keeler, the
Ralph spoken of being his brother.
This is the article under the heading of
Complimentary to the Girls" A very
good joke on a certain young man has
leaked out. The other evening when
his big brother was about to get mar
ried he gave Ralph the fee to pay the
minister after the ceremony was per-
formed. Everything went along first
class until congratulations were in or
der. Here Ralph lost his head. He
kissed the bride and must have liked
the business pretty well for he kept on
until he had kissed every girl in the
room. AS Ralph is good looking, the
girls did not object and the proceedings
became interesting indeed. From that
time on he lost interest in every thing
except the girls and forgot to pay the
ministers who went home wondering,
no doubt, why things We're so. The
next morning just as Ralph got out of
he'd he almost KeelQ) over when his
neglect dawned upon him. He imme-
diately meandered up town and called
the two divines out Of bed and after
profuse apologies handed them their
money. Ralph's forgetfulness is quite
a compliment to the Vineland girls and
enough to make the Connecticut girls
green with envy"
Company KS annual inspection and
muster will be held this evening. Ma
jor Beach of the brigade staff will be
the inspecting officer.
The democratic caucus will be held in
town hall Wednesday evening, Novem-
Der 10, instead of Friday evening, No
vember Is, as was at first intended.
They want time enough to fill vacan-
cies on the ticket in case any of the can
didates decline to run as has been the
case in years past.
A bill for 1888 has been presented to
the selectmen by Peter E. Jones, of the
west side, for sheep killed by dogs, and
other damage to his property. The bill
includes the seven years from 1888 to
1890, as well as the past few years.
A special meeting of the w. r. G. is
called for this afternoon at 4 O'clock.
Morton Judd was eighty-seven years
old yesterday
The Charitable Ten will hold sale of
cake and fancy articles at the house of
Mrs. G. T. Jones of Elm street on Fri
day afternoon and evening.
Fred Powell of Washington street has
severed his connection with r. Wallace
& Sons and gone to work in Worcester,
Mass.
personal property of the late w. P.
Austin was disposed Of
Chief Engineer Martins annual report
given below makes a good showing of
fire department matters
The annual borough report will be
quite voluminous one and will cover
104 pages at a cost of $1S1, while those
of other years cost about S37 This does
not include the extra amount of work in
the same.
Mrs. Hubbard Jones of East Christian
street, who has had two shocks of paral-
ysis within a year, is in a feeble state,
and as she is past eighty years it is not
probable that she will ever recover.
Joel Fl. Paddock, one of our well to
do farmers, mourns the loss of his peck
etbook containing large sum of money
and many valuable papers. He has no
idea where the loss was sustained
The advance sale of tickets for Hoyts
"a Trip to Chinatown" was the largest
on, record with one exception. The fact
shows that it is good policy for Man
ager Wilkinson to bring first class
shows here and leave the doubtful ones
alone.