The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-05-01
OF LOCAL INTEREST.
New Haven's Generous Aid Fund for the
 Armenlans-Knights of Columbus-St.
 Francis Church Club-A Wedding Symphony Concert--A SIiCht Fire,

New Haven's Generous Aid Fund for the Armenlans-Knight of Columbus-St, Francis Church Club-A Wedding Symphony Concert-A Slight Fire.
 Up to date the New Haven committee has collected $S,73S for the National Ar menian Relief committee. This has been forwarded to Brown Bros of New York, where the funds of the National committee are deposited, of this amount about $500 was collected this month, so that there is no indication that the collection of the relief fund is reaching it's end. The amount collect ed by the New Haven committee is re- garded as very gratifying, A member of the committee said yesterday that so sar as he knew no other city had equalled New Haven in the amount of funds collected, in proportion to the population.
 K. OF C.s NEW QUARTERS.
 The headquarters of the Knights of Columbus on the third floor of the Hoadley building will be removed to the upper floor of the new Poli building on Church street about July 1. In the new office abig fire proof vault is build ing. The headquarters of the order has been located in the Hoadley build ing for eight years.
 ST. FRANCIS DRAMATIC CLUB.
 The St. Francis Dramatic association will present the comedy drama, Deeds, not Words" at the Grand opera house in May The proceeds will be devoted to the building fund of St. Francis church. Rehearsals are now in pro- gress under the direction of Erasmus Hedolin. The coming performance will be the third presentation by the Anna teur Dramatic company
 ANOTHER WEDDING.
 Miss May Lyon of 337 West Water street was married to Mr. Francis Te-' trault of Troy, N. Y, at Sacred Heart church yesterday morning, with nup- tial high mass celebrated by Rev. Fa- ther Sullivan of St. Johns church. The bride was attired in white silk and wore wreath and veil and carried large bouquet of bride roses Her cousin, Mrs. Josie McPadden of Bridgeport, NdS Ildlu Ol lOHOl, anu NdS DGCOllllilS- ly attired in white. The best man was MT. Stephen Bassett A reception and wedding breakfast was held at the home of the brides parents. The bride was the recipient of many presents.
 A PRETTY WEDDING.
 A very pretty marriage took place at the German Baptist church Wednes- day evening at ' clock. While the or ganist, J. A. Liefield, was rendering the Lohengrin wedding march the bridal procession entered and proceeded to the altar, which was beautifully decorated with palms and flowers, and where Rev F. w. Meyer performed the ceremony The bride was Miss Rosa Schuessler a charming brunette, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Scheussler of 2S Orchard street, MT. Scheussler being the popular supervisor of bridges of the New York New Haven and Hartford road. The bridegroom was Carl F. Ingold, who is associated with Dr. c. M Parker the Chapel street oculist. The bride was beautifully attired in gown of cream colored silk with pearl and lace trim ming and bridal veil, and carried a handsome boquet of bride roses. The bridegroom was Miss Amelia Boehmn. who wore a very becoming gown of cream colored Persian silk, and carried white carnations. The best man was William Scheussler, jr., brother of the bride The ushers were George Scheussler and Philip Amann The happy couple received many beautiful gifts.
 SYMPHONY CONCERT. The following is the program to be Tuesday evening:
 Symphony-"R Rustic Wedding. ...
 ...s... ................. .Goldmark Aria-"With verdure Clad" . Haydn
 Mrs. Francis Smith. Overture-"M Midsummer Nights Dream .......... ....... ....... Mendelssohn a-Norwegian Melody (for strings). b-Serenade Francaise .. Burgmein Aia-'Il est Doux"-"Herodiadi ..
 ........ ..... .... .......... Massanet
 Mrs. Francis Smith. a-Waldwiber-"S "Siegfried'. Wagner b-"Ride of Valkyrie's Walkuere' ...-. .,.......-...... wagner FIRE AT HEUBLEIN'S. A blaze was discovered in the wine cellar of Heublein's cafe at Court and Church streets about 11:30 o'clock yes- terday forenoon. The fire broke out in a pile of straw and rubbish and was going at a lively rate when discovered. No one seems to know how it started. The dining rooms were filled with smoke and the chemical engine was called out and soon had the blaze under