The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-23
W1LLING FORD.

The program of exercises at the ban
 quet of Pinta council, K. of C., in the
 armory Monday evening is as follows:
 Address of Welcome-Grand Knight w,
 F. McNulty
 History of Society-P. J. Quinn.
 Piano Selections-Miss Margaret Calla-
 han.
 Address-National Secretary Daniel Colwell
 Song-Miss Nellie Galligan.
 Song-Edgar 0. Reilly.
 Address-Rev. Hugh Mallon. 1 Song-T J. Callahan.
 Song-Miss Barbara Kenney. | Specialties-Silas Becroft 1 peciaIties-Professor Harry Mitchell The committee requests members to leave the supplies at the different depots before 2 D. m. on Monday. The commit tee comprises w. F. McNulty, Thomas Pagnam, T. o. Reilly, Dennis Rogers and F. Fl. Luby.
 Rev. Crandall J. North, presiding el- der of the Methodist Episcopal church of the New Haven district, New York East conference, will preach in the O. U. A. M. hall in Wallace block Sunday afternoon, March 3.
 Andrew Miner of East Center street arrived home yesterday with his bride.
 Mrs. Bridget Taylor was granted a divorce from Patrick Taylor in the su- perior court yesterday; cause, habitual intemperance.
 Zerah P. Beach is in New Haven hos pital undergoing treatment for one of his eyes, which is causing him much trouble.
 A large gray owl was roasting in one of the trees in front of J. M. Connors' store in Center street early last evening and withstood a shower of snowbal1s and rifle balls without finching.
 Charles McIndoo is in the hospital in Meriden.
 Miss Mamie Rice is home from Brook lyn for few days
 Mrs. Nellie Loveland and Miss Lulu Futile of Boston are the guests of Mrs. S. H. Whitaker of Ivy street.
 William Luby, sr., is i'll with the grip.
 Complaint comes from all sides that the bylaw regarding the clearing of snow from the sidewalks about the bor- ough is not enforced, and in front of several pieces of property on Main and other streets there is snow on the walks that has been there all winter and no attempt has been made to clear it off. The bailiff, whose duty 1t has always been to look after these matters is han dicapped this winter and can do noth- ing unless he has specific orders from the warden, and such orders do not ap- pear to be forthcoming. The streets were never in such a bad condition in years gone past.
 "Skinnet" Russell, who works for G. B. Allen, the Cherry street coal dealer, was kicked in the face by his horse on Thursday and quite a gash was the re- suit. The animal had fallen down and Russell was trying to hold the horse down, when his face came in contact with one of the animals hind shoes
 The members of the G. A, R. who at- tended the state encampment in Bridge | port brought home neat souvenir, con- sisting of the immortal little hatchet'' with Washington's head on the blade. | Every old veteran received one of the | which are quite unique.
 Thirtyfve members of Friendship en- campment, l. O. o. F., went to Bridge port Thursday evening and returned | home on. the 1:43 express. Quite aiium- Der took advantage of the express stop | ping here and took in the theater in | New Haven. M
 The Young Mems T.. A. B. and L. so- | ciety well sustained its reputa tfon of | being good entertainers, and at. the re- oeption rendered the members of St. | Veronica's Temperance society," on We'd i nesday evening surprised even its best | friends by the way the large number of | guests were taken care of and provided | with a first-class banquet and much | pleasure in the dance hall. This popu- ar organization is every day increasing n numbers and it's good work can read ly be seen by the manner the society l s prospering and gaining friends.
 The smoker given by the Hubbard Hose at it's rooms was a very enjoyable affair and largely attended, and all present seemed to enter into the spirit if an evenings sport and enjoyed it inn nensely. Christian Santer made mod J chairman.
 Ivy lodge, U. R., K. of P, will have ln invitation masquerade ball about the middle of April.
 Rev. F. E. Marble offlciated at the uneral of w. N. Foster Thursday after loon. The bearers were the three sons [, P. Foster, I. c. Foster and J. H. Foa- CT, Lewis Moses, William Moses and Albert Foster of Meriden. The inter nent was In the Center street ceme- cry.
 zerah P. Beach went to New Haven ospital Thursday to undergo treatment or one of his eyes, which has caused i'm much trouble of late.
 Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co.'s works we're closed yesterday and will run to- morrow.