The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-22
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LOYAL CRUSADERS TO CITE lN
 ENTERTAINMENT

At sons sofTemperance Hall, December 6
 Peculiar Accident to a Runaway Columbia Castles sociable Tonight Other Items.
 The members of Co B, Loyal Cru saders, are preparing to give an enter tainment and supper in Sons of Tenn perance hall on Tuesday evening, De. cember 6, if the weather is pleasant. Should the weather prove unpleasant, the entertainment will be postponed for one week. The price of admission is ten cents. The supper, which is free, will be served from to 8 o'clock There will be a sale of fancy articles made by the children.
 The regular meeting of Hiram Camp
 division for Thursday evening will be postponed one week owing to Thanks giving.
 At two of the harness stores on Grand avenue there was big demand for waterproof clothing Saturday by ! people where were preparing to attend : the football game in the rain, Many oil skin coats and hats were sold George N. Coe, the Grand avenue liv- {, eryman, rented all of his hacks to peo-
 pie attending the football game. He | had opportunities to let his carriages
 several weeks in advance but decided not to do so.
 The mothers meeting will hereafter | be held Tuesday instead of Wednes- oay evenings. The meeting this even | will be held in the rooms of the w. C. T. U. in the Central hall building.
 William s. Cunning is critically i'll
 at his home 254 Lloyd street. The Strong school eleven have pret- | ty strong football team, but they were | defeated for the first time on Saturday
 by the Young Cedar Hills by the score of F to 10.
 1 MT. and Mrs. Albert B. Crockett have
 returned from a trip in New York state. l Mir. and Mrs. R. H. Coe of East Ha-
 ven have gone to Concord, N. H., to at tend the session of the National grange. | Joseph c. Kramp of East Grand
 avenue has stuffed large number of
 birds this fall, and a few are on exhi- bition in his store window In the col lection are several wild ducks and a night heron shot in Woodmont and
 owned by Adam Ziegler. The skin of
 lizard caught in Arizona has been
 tanned and is very handsome. 1t is
 owned by Officer Wiser This lizard l was exhibited alive at Lighthouse Point l the past summer. The leather makes
 up very fine in wallets and other manu- | facture.
 l A heifer belonging to John c. Elmer, a Quinnipiac avenue milhman, while being led behind wagon coming in l from Wallingford in the summer, broke away and ran into the woods. The 1 rope attached to the halter got wound l around the knee of the animals foreleg I and wore the limb off, bone and all l A few days since the animal was found l in the woods It was quite wild, hay ing run at large so long, but was | caught. The wound caused by the rope amputation had healed at the knee and l the animal had learned to hobble around on three legs very we'll. Elmer | learning of the capture identified the !! heifer, which he has brought home. It l is in fair condition, having managed to
 pick up living in the woods and
 swamps. Mi
 The members of Columbia castle, No
 9, K. c. E., are to give complimentary sociable in A. o. U. w. hall this eVen- ing. A fine literary and musical enter tainment has been arranged and col
 lation will be served in the banquet hall The committee consists of John Dixon. II. w. Vanderbilt, c. F. Hen-
 drickson. John Thompson, M J. Barnes and J. S. Bauer.
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