The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-16

ANANNs +'VliNNNNhNt ~NN' 'Ni Miller; City, No. 36 Charles E. Rogers; Groswell, No. 39, Ernest Hotchkiss Po- lar Star, No, IT, k, G. Rice; Germanla, No 34, Charles Weingarten; Relief, Mo- S6, William II, Good, and Humboldt, No, 9l William F, Hasse.
 The line of march was from Grown street to State, to Chapel, to Church, to Meadow, to the depot, where the body embarked for Waterbury on special train of ten cars
 There were about 1000 from this city, including the members of Rebekah lodges in this city. Arriving at Water bury the New Haven procession was escorted to the regimental armory, where lunch was served. After lunch they took their position in the line of parade. After the parade the subordi- nate lodges were served in the tents with lunch, which had been arranged for by the Waterbury I, O, O. F.
 Aurora Encampment had dinner at the American hotel, and Sassacus dined In vacant store on Nam street A few returned on the ;5S from Water bury, but the majority remained and re- turned at about midnight on the spec ial train. Among those present from this city were David R. Alling, grand master; Mrs. Jennie A. Sparks, vice president of the state convention of Connecticut Rebekah degree; Frederick Botsford, grand secretary; Robert Sizer, grand herald.
 Also among the New Haveners were ,-N.> Gihcn1N F. w. Marvin, J. w. Post, Walter Ba- ker J. w, Hammond, c. E. Rogers, G. F. Moses, Peter Terhune, Captain Guernsey, J. L. Hungerford, c. w. I. | Scobie, Mrs. Henrietta Kaiser DeboS rah lodge; Mrs. Henry Hillman. | One of the many pretty souvenir | badges of the occasion was beautiful badge made of aluminium. On the front side was picture of the new building, and on the reverse side the inscription, l Dedication of Odd Fellows Hall, Oct. | 15, 1885, S45-1S95-Noshogan and Town send Lodges. Their 50th anniversary" l There were also canes with three silver | links for a handle, which were made by Silverthau's Sons of New Haven, and were distributed by Phil Silverthau of | the firm. They were in great demand.
 THE DEDICATION-TFIE BALL.
 Waterbury, Oct. 15.-The formal ded- ication of the new Odd Fellows building and hall, of which the celebration to- day was merely preliminary, took place at 7:30 o'clock this evening in the hall itself Only a comparatively small number of those who desired to could get into the hall. The ceremony was the one prescribed in the Odd Fellows book of ceremonies.
 Alderman Frederick E. Cross, chair man of the building committee. turned the keys over to David R. Alling. grand master of Connecticut. He made a short speech Past Grand Master lGeorge IT. Cowell of Waterbury made an address of welcome.
 The dedication ball opened at S:90 a lefty hall, and was a distinctly society affair. Fully 1000 people attended. Fol an hour Severn's orchestra of Hart ford gave a concert and at 10 o'clocl the grand march of 300 couples tool place. Supper was served at the Sec will house The ball ended at a. m Up to 3:25 a. m. special trains ran ou of Waterbury in all directions.
 WITH nFTE POLICE.
 Mrs. Richard Galway of No. 16 Mo Gill street, Waterbury, was the victim of a pickpocket in the afternoon. Mrs Galway was on Bank street with he husband and remembers pushing III against an old man in crush, She pu
 her hand to her pocket immediately and found her pocketbook gone. It con tained sum of money and also rint which is highly prized. Chief of Polic'
 Egan has been notified.
 Detective Egan and Officer Kennaugl
 made the arrest of two men who wer,
 acting suspiciously.
 Charles Hall, manager of Judd's Stat
 street restaurant, New Haven, had hi
 watch stolen while in the crowd yester
 day.
 THE THREE LINKS.
 Some of the schemes used by the deco
 rators in Waterbury in making link are novel and amusing A bicycle deal