The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-01
MT LFORD,

Oct. 31-Following is list of the new books added to the Taylor library this week: Timothy Pitkin, vol. and ?, A440- fl; The Choir Invisible, by James l.. Allen, A4444; Soldiers of Fortune, by R. H. Davis, T14O3; The Final War, by Lewis Tracy, T1404; Rubaiyat of Omar Kahyyam by Louis Fitzgerald, T14O5; Household Stories, by Quinn, T1406; Driving as I Found It, by Frank Wales, T1467; Tom Grogan, by F H. K Bangs, T1409 Longer English Poems, by J. w. Holes, T14fb; A Venetian June, by Anna Fuller, T1411; Wimples and Crisping nn rns by YheS Sae bv ch Ma T13a a2age WHmd9 FIFE Ivisheard in Already, by Robert Bridges, T1414; The First Crossing of Greenland, by pr. Fridtiof Nansen. T1415; Our Heredity, thor's Love, by P. M Innsonme, T1417; Tn Old Virginia, by Tnos. H. Page, T141S; Three Partners, by Bret Harte, T142Q; Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet, by Wm, J. .Rolfe, T1421; Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing, by Vim. J: Rolfe,, T1422; Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice, by Wm;; Tennyson, T1424; Works of John Ruskin by Charles Waldstein.
 Rev. Chrales E, Upson has returned from a three weeks visit in Minneapolis and Kankakee, H.. having taken in the conven- tion at Minneapolis
 The regular meeting of the o. IL. A. M, Monday aftfr hs 
 Miss Anna M. Fem is visiting relatives in Port Byron, N. Y.
 The following is the list of advertised let ters remaining in the Milford, postofice Monday, November 1: F. $. Clark. Miss Heaney, Mrs Henry J; Scott. full in beating the Bridgeport team Satur- day by the score of 10 to O.. Ladies night was celebrated at the Mill ford Wheel club Friday evening This was Q honorary members of the club this season. Whist was participated In by all present, after lowed by dancing. The committee or ar engagements was Mrs. George E. Mallory, Mrs. Arthur H. Davidson, Mrs. Hattie Farnham and Mrs. Nellie Meserole.
 All persons who fail to make out and return the taxable property belonging to them October 1 by November 1, as per assessors notice, will have 10 per cent added and obtain no relief from the board of relief.
 The tenth anniversary of the Volun- teer council, Royal Arcanum, was held in the town hall, Thursday evening" The affair was a grand success. The affair opened with a selection by a chorus of young ladies, followed by a piano solo by Miss Curtiss of Brook lyn, N. Y. Next was a presentation I. of the high school, who presented Brother Theodore Thompson with a police club measuring about three feet in length, MT. Thompson having re- gently joined the police force of Mill ford Nathan w. Merwin next sang a solo, after which E. c. Mallory re- cited an original poem entitled, "'Ras- tus Taking the First Degree in the
 
 sung by Harry S. Young, after which the Milford Harmonica club rendered several pleasing selections. The lead pencil solo by Albert Schweibel was unique and was very pleasing to the audience. On behalf of the Royal Ar canum Brother Holloway presented Brother Wakeley of Stratford with a beautiful cake. The evenings enter tainment closed with a selection by the chorus of young ladies. Professor Sansom's orchestra furnished music while the young folks enjoyed dancing until a late hour. The flowers used for the table decorations were sent to New York hospitals by the members of the Ladies' Flower guild.
 Following was the programme to b, observed at the harvest rally Sunday a the First Congregational church:
 MORNING.
 Organ Voluntary-LargO. .......... Handle Oyerture-Soli -Solitude-Orchestra and Organ. Doxology.
 Invocation.
 Gloria.
 Hymn.
 Responsive Reading.
 chestra.
 Scripture Lesson and Prayer.
 Anthem-GlOriouS Things of Thee Ar
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 Male Quartette.
 Offertory and Collection.