The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-01-16
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/ The board of governors of the KNIGHTS
of ST. Patrick viii meet to'morr W nigh,
to organize and appoint committee en-
banquet,
The Junior society of the New Haven
Turn Nereln have elected the following
officers for the ensuing years President
Ernest Hintz; secretary, Louis Buss-
man; treasurer, Fred Reichel.
Captain Kennedy of the Sarsfeld
Guard has announced the following APP
pointments: Sergeant Daniel Leary, to
be first sergeant; Corporal Il. j. Gala
han, to sergeant; Private Dennis 0'Con-
nell to corporal.
a marriage announced for February
5, at st. Boniface II, c, church, is that
of Miss Minnie Hugo, daughter Of Jo-
seph Hugo, to William Schloss OF Woes
ter street
Mss Lena Garfield Of 9S Wooster
street gave a card party with prizes
Tuesday evening in honor of her guest,
Miss Lawrence OF Brooklyn, i. |. Re
freshments followed the games, and all
present had q good time.
| The funeral os Mrs. Marion Ingis,
wife Of James Inglis, and one of the old
est residents of Middlefield, took place
Tuesday afternoon. The remains were
burr d in the Middleield cemetery. Rev.
Mr.. Alexander ofticiated. Mrs, Inglis
was eighty Years old. Besides hu--
band she leaves two sons and two
daughters, A, l.. Inglis Of Middletown,
James S. Inglis of New Haven, Mrs,
! Ward B. Bailey of Durham and Miss
| Jane IngliS of MiddletoWn
The S,000,00o contract to make New
England typesetting machines for the
Empire Typesetting Machine company,
of New York, which r. II. Brown & Co.
Of Ashmun and Henry streets have re-
ceived, will keep the plant very busy
for several years. Orders for seventy
| five machines are now on file. The con-
tract may be increased to $1,500,000,
The Mt, Carmel Dramatic association,
composed of members Of the ST. Mary's
T. A. B. society Of Mt Carmel, are re-
hearsing "A Celebrated Cass." which
they will pres mt in South NnrwalS Jan
uary "a 1t viii be given under the aus
pices of ST. Joseph's church of that city,
of which Rev. John t. Winters, for
mesly Of Mt. Carmel, is pastor.
Chairman II. e. Benton Of the repub-
lican state central committee said yes
terday; II shall decline reelection as
chairman of the republican state cen
trail committee in case my name is pre-
scented to the convention for that office"
Mi Herbert was asked his reasons for
retiring from the craftsmanship of the
lcommittee, and answered; II could not
continue to hold an office from the state
and allow myself to be elected char
man of the state central committee at
the same time. Then, too the fight is
getting to be an old one with me.
have held the office for six years, and
am anxious to give up the arduous
work"
James j. Carr has giver up the con
test for the Office Of registrar OF vital
statistics and will retire on the second
Tuesday of next month in favor of w
H. Preston. the successful republican
lrandidate. MIR. Carr said that he aid
not feel like making a legal contest
as it w3uld Involve the expenditure
lof a large amount Of money without
any certainty of winning in the end.
He intimated that the democratic party
should have made the fight, ard not
Eleave the whole burden on him.
The recently organized ST. Ceciliaa9
| Ladies' T. A. p. society Of ST. Patricls's
parish Will meet this evening in the
school hall Rev. Father Russell will
be present and administer the pledge
to the members. A constitution and
bylaws will be acted upon. The So
laiety has over fifty members. and a
number Of young ladies will join to-
night.
The construction committee of the
board Of salectmen, consisting of Sc
lectmen Stahl, Huntington ard Cum
nlgham, yesterday morning made ar
engagements to procure for the town
clerks office a new safe in which to file
election returns rad other similar pa
pers of avaluabla nature.
A quiet wedding was solemnized in
st. Francis church yesterday morning,
in which Miss Beatrice McVeagh be-
came Mrs Timothy f. Doherty Rev.
Father MuIhellaad ofiiciated Miss An
ME Carroll was bridesmaid and Mr.
William O'Keefe, jr., WAS best man.
| After the ceremony wedding break
fast was served at the future hema
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Doherty at 179 Poplar
street. The groom, MIR. Doherty, is
junior member of the building firm of
M. Doherty 6; Son, He is we'll knowin
and very popular, holding offices in
lseveraI local organizations The bride
is also well known and very popular
The adjourned meeting of the Union
school district of East Haven will be
held this evening to hear the report of
the appraisers on the sits for the pro-
posed new school house
rT-bs Jfn;tad ba, 49,,
irmed, among others, inc nomination of
T.. A. Bowers Of this city, to be assisl-
ant comptroller of the treasury. Mr..
Bowers is a son of the Hon. Caleb b.
Bowers.