The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-10-19
LOCAL NEWS JorTINGs,

i4OC<hA ~ " " Health Oficer's sReturn-Anniversary Ex-
 ercises-St. Ignatius Society--Attorney
 warren-odd Fellows Flag stolen
 Sacred Heart Catholic Club-'Rev. Dr.
 Mason-Other Notes.
 County Health Officer c. E. Hoadley has returned from the annual meeting Of the American Sanitary association, which was held in Brooklyn.
 Rev. T. T Munger. D, D., of this city, is one of the university preachers se- cured for the fall term series at Cor nell. He will speak on october 25.
 Anniversary services. were held at St. John's P, E. church yesterday morn ing at 10:30 o'clock. Special musical services were held at 4 o'clock, the choir from St. Paurs assisting.
 The Hyacinths, branch of St. Az nes' T. A. & B. society Qadies), will give a poverty party in St. Aloysius hall, Meadow street, Friday evening, October 80.
 The Rev. Father Field, s. s. J, E., of St. Augustine church, Boston, preached yesterday morning at St Luke's church. In the evening the Rev. J. w. Cromwell of Washington, D. O., preached.
 Orders have been issued from the ad- jutant generals office fixing the date for the beginning of the drill season on November 2.
 The members of St. Ignatius T. A. B. society attended communion at St. Francis church at o'clock yesterday.
 The Yale faculty announced Saturday that the Hugh Chamberlin prize for the best entrance examination in Greek had been awarded to Frank Eugene Hall of Hartford. with honorable mention Of Edward Collins Stone of Hartford, and Albert William Van Buren of Lynn, Mass.
 A hunting party, consisting of Louis Really Clarence Spang, Robert Hinck- ley and Harry Brown, killed a coon at Montowese Friday which weighed 27 pounds This is the largest coon killed this season in these parts. Thomas J. Gould of Thomaston was Saturday appointed a member of the democratic state central committee for the Twentieth district, succeeding Eli D. Weeks of Litchfield, resigned.
 Attorney Willard D. Warren is re- covering from severe attack of diph- theria at his home In Whalley avenue. The anti-toxine treatment was to have been applied, but his condition was so much improved that this was not thought necessary by the attending physician.
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 The semi annual meeting of the past l grand masters of the Odd Fellows was held at Odd Fellows hall on Crown street Saturday evening. Visitors from out of town were present, and after I the meeting an entermtainment was | given.
 l Schmitt & Schwanenfugel, New York l brewers, have brought suit through l their attorney, Harry ". Asher, against l John J. Goggin, the Wallace street sa- loonkeeper, claiming $1,000 damages. l An American flag that hung suspend ed between two trees in front of l.. G. I Matthews house at 313 Water street was stolen Saturday night, The flag had been in position since the middle 1 of September at which time it was raised by MT Matthews. The flag bore l the inscription, '16 to 1 ]" 1 The leaders of the national demo- cratic party in this state have decided I to take no notice of the protest filed by l the regular democratic state committee with the state secretary against the use of the title, National Democratic, !" l A special meeting of the Sacred Heart l Catholic club was held at their club 1 rooms on Howard avenue yesterday af- | ternoon. The object of this meeting is to make arrangements for the reopen l ing of their club rooms, which have l been closed for the past two months. The rooms have been handsomely im- proved.
 Rev J. H. Mason, former pastor of the First Baptist church, who has re- gently returned from Europe, gave an l address to young men at the rooms of | the Young Mems Christian association l yesterday afternoon at o'clock,
 Mayor Hendrick has gene to Wash- 1 ington on his way to Shenandoah val- l ley. where his regiment is to dedicate it's monument on Monday, and he left orders with City Sheriff Bunce to call special meeting of the board of alder men for tonight.