The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-03-24
THE BALLOT LAW.

mittee was elected: M. Conner f.
Bailey and f. Wrinn.
THE BALLOT LAW.
Henry T. Blake will address the
Young Mems Republican club on Thurs
day evening on the Ballot Law of
Connecticut" The address will be de-
livered at o'clock at the club house.
THE LATE MRS. MARY COLLINS.
Mary, widow of the late James Col
Inns, who died Sunday after long and
severe sickness at the residence of her
son, Malachi e. Collins, AZ Coils street,
was one of the Oldest Irish residents of
this city, and esteemed by all who knew
her as a conscientious and excellent
wife, mother and neighbor She was
member of ST, Patrick's church for
about forty years, and leaves many
friends. Her husband died about four
7 teen years ago, and two sons, Malachi
E., and Patrick f. Collins. survive her
Her funeral will be held from st. Pat
rick's church this morning.
STORY DENIED.
The sensational story in New York
papers that the Richard Peck carried
ammunition to New York for Cuban in
surgents Is denied by the company. The
hold Of the vessel, where the alleged
| shipment was said to be stored, is filled
with berths. Agent French says that
the company is not allowed to carry
ammunition, and there is no truth to
the story.
IN HONOR OF THE SLAIN.
| A requiem high mass was celebrated
at st. Michaers Italian Catholic church
at q. m. yesterday for the soldiers who
were killed in the recent Abyssian cam
| paign. Rev. Father vincenzo of St.
Michael's was celebrant, assisted by
Rev. Father Feron OF st. Louis French
Catholic church.. The Italian societies
did not attend in body, but the church
| was well filed
| At the close of the services Father
| VincenZo preached an eloquent sermon
in which he said that the soldiers were
not responsible for the policy of the
Italian government, They had been ar
dered to Ahyssinia, and like good sol
diers they obeyed and died fighting
bravely for their country's flag. They
were patriots and good Catholics.
JOCHEBED LODGE.
| The officers of Jochebed lodge No. 4,
| Independent Order of True Sisters, of
this city, have been invited to attend
the golden jubilee of Emmanuel lodge
No. l, of New York, which will be cele-
brated with a reception and entertain
ment to be given in Lexington opera
house April Is, 10, 20 and 81. The lodge
| is fifty years old and the event will
be celebrated with interesting exercises
Maier Zunder of this city has been in
vited to preside at the exercises. This
| organization belongs to a benevolent
order.
AT PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
| The last and by far the finest enter
tainn1ent in the Plymouth church
course will be given by the Morgan
Concert company tomorrow evening
at the parish house, corner of Chapel
street and Sherman avenue. Miss Ger
aldine Morgan solo violinste, is pupil
| of DIR. Joachim, winner of the grand
prize at Berlin and the best known
American player OF the day Her
brother, Mr.. Paul Morgan. Is solo vio-
| loncellist of the New York Symphony
and also a pupil of DR.. Joachim. They
will be assisted by a talented Boston
reader
FUNERAL OF MISS BARTLETT.
| At the funeral of Miss Anna L. Bart
! lett. which occurred Sunday at p. m.
from the family residence, SO Edgewood
| avenue, Rev. W. T. Dickerman of the
| Church of the Messiah conducted the
service, assisted by Rev Dr. Masden
of the First M e. church. There was
large gathering of friends and repre-
sentatiyes of the various societies with
which the deceased was connected.
The casket was covered with choice
flowers. the gifts from the Lucy Hayes
union, of which she was secretary. and
| the Kings Daughters of the City mis-
sion: the Chinese Sunday school class
of the First NJ. e. church and from
members of other Chinese classes, rep
resented by Lee Sing, and from Mrs.
! H. p. Allen and Mrs. ]. A Andrews of
| the Church of the Messiah; also beau
tiful wreath from members of the fam
lily. Among the relatives present from
distance was her sister, the Rev. Ella
E. Bartlett, pastor of the Universalist
society of st. Louis, Mo.
THE Z. H. WEAVER.
A New York dispatch says: The
| ing on the Romer shoal is the Z. H.
Weaver, Captain RICHARDSON, from New
Haven for Newport News. She worked
herself off without assistance about
| half-past one this afternoon.
Anniversary.