The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-01

Aid society-FOrt Hale Lodge-AccI- dent to Mrs. Post-COucert at First Church.-Personal, Etc.
 The republicans will hold a grand ral- 1y for the voters of the Eleventh, Twelfth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth wards at Polar Star hall tomorrow evening. John H. Light of South Nor walk and Edward l.. Linsley of North Haven will speak and music will be by the North Haven Glee club. This is the first rally to be held in Fair Haven this campaign by the republicans, and will be the only one. A good time is eX- pected. The following will be the off, cers of the meeting:%
 President-Hon Julius c. Cable.
 Vice residents-Clarence G. Ames, Alden o. Abbott, Thomas D. Armstrong, D. A. Alden. D. w. Allyn, Owen Alum, Herbert Barnes, George M. Baldwin, Ernest E. Ball, c. F. Bates, Burton s. Bradley, Charles Brandt, William P. Crockett, Frank M. Brown, Arthur H. Burr, Frank S. Bunnell, L. H. Bates, Henry w. Crawford, Emil Carlson Rev. A. F. Chapman, Edward Carlson, Hor- ace R. Chidsey, Chauncey M. Clark, H. c. Covert, l.. C. Chamberlain, l.. P. Deming, w. H. Downs, A. DeMatty, c. C. Dennison, Friend Francis, Charles T. Foster, Max Foster Charles E. Gran miss, D. c. M. Hall, c. w. Hemingway, George G. Hitchcock, H. M. Heming- way, Irving Harrison, F. K. Hickok, Herbert Hubbard, Herbert S. Horton, Norman Hughes, George A. Hubbard, L.. A. Humiston, Frank E. Hull, George HeinZe, Frank Hanson, w. E. Jacobs, Milton Jacobs, N. w. Kendall, Thomas B. Kellogg, Henry Kay, H. S, Lancraft H. A. Loveland, Frederick Loud, J. Lar son, Charles L. Lancraft, Frank J. Mansfield, L. w. Moody, Rev. J. Lee Mitchell William F. Morgan, A. E.. Mack, Lawrence Mackey, w. P. Niles, Albert Olson, e. D. Parmelee, G. s. Po- ronto, Charles Peterson, Walter E. Pe- trie, F. w. Prince, L. c. Porter, Peter N. Peterson, w. W. Post, William J. Rowe, c. J. Rabanus, David Reese, H. R. Smith, Rev. E. c. Sage, Charles So- derburg, James Steele, Arnold Spencer, F. W. Smith, B. M. Seeley, w. J. Stu art, F. D. Smith, J. A. Stuart, c. D. Squires, w. E. Stevens, Daniel Smith, w. E. Sparks s. L. Salisbury, E. R. Slater, J. A. Thorpe, Lyman c. Thomp- son, Theodore M. Thompson, c. w. Tib- bals Manuel Texido, William A. Wa terbury, w. A. Warner, Eugene Wal lace, w. A. Woodward, C. l.. Wright, A. J. Weld, H. T. Winter, Samuel Win ter, Ralph Wright, Julian F. Wade, Ed ward T. Ward and Joseph U1rlch.
 ecretaries-F'rederick Ammann w. M Brown, c. D. Bray w. D. Crockett, James P. Bray, J. Sig Bauer, F. S.. Conklin, J. M. Carlson, Harry w. Craw- ford, Mark Hare, George B. Jerome, c. A. Kraus, John Lewis, Duncan MacAr- thur, John o. Rowland, Orton A. Rose, George E. Spence, J. Spence and H. B. Van Name.
 The reception to the Sunday school announced to take place at the Grand avenue Baptist church on Wednesday evening has been postponed to Thurs day evening at 7:45 o'clock. There will be an interesting programme carried out.
 A man of the name of Ives while rid ing on the New Haven Street railway Saturday evening fell from the crowded platform of a car at the corner of Ferry and Exchange streets. He was render ed insensible and was taken into MT. Wruck's bakery, where he revived in a few minutes. His head was bruised, but he sustained no severe injuries.
 Harry Flint of East Pearl street hunt ed in the Killingworth woods Saturday and shot eleven woodcock and four par tridges He has a young bird dog, which is a successful adjunct in hunt ing.
 Members of the Daughters of the King of Grace church will attend the state convention this week at Trinity and St. Pauls churches.
 A few days ago Mrs. Hannah Hurd sustained fracture of the shoulder in consequence of fall. She is getting along as well as could be expected.
 On Thursday evening the Ladies Aid society will meet in the parish house of Grace church and serve supper in the evening. On Friday evening will occur the meeting for the study of the Sum- day school lesson, and on Saturday af- ternoon there will be a meeting of the Junior Auxiliary Mission band.
 Fort Hale lodge, N. E. o. P, meets Friday evening to initiate three mem bers.
 The East Haven grange meets to- night. The proposed visit to Foxon grange has been postponed until De- cember.
 Music has been introduced into the Montowese public school by the board of education.
 Mrs. William w. Post of 126 Grand avenue met with a painful accident yesterday morning. She was taking a spin on her bicycle and at the corner of Grand avenue and Ferry street the front wheel slipped on the street car tracks and she was thrown into the street with considerable violence. She sustained severe muscular strain and bruises below the knee, and the injuries are very painful. It will be several weeks before she recovers. She is at tended by pr. Welch.
 The registrars of the Twelfth ward made pretty thorough canvass of the big territory for new voters. The num- Der made was 136.
 The members of the Quinnipiac Hook and Ladder company are arranging for