The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-15
Comedy: "Pallo's Luck"

Cubberly Jackson, Philistine, but
 a good friend of Pallo's. ..........
 ........ ............ :. Storrs Sumner Dora Jackson, his wife, whose opinion
 agrees with her husbands. .......
 ..... ... ......... Miss Maude Kelley Tom Pallo, actor, leading man at the
 Criterion" a jolly Bohemian. ..,..
 .... ... ......... Charles G. Baldwin Dolly Polio, known as Dolly Deni of
 the Criterion" jollier Bohemian.
 ........ ... ....... Miss Ethel Prince Miss Theodosia Slater, Toms aunt,
 a maiden of sixty (no reasonable of-
 fer refuseD Miss Gertrude Bradley Col. Peyton Snooks, U. s. A., Jackson's
 Uncle, a modern Jason in search of the Golden Fleece. :. :. ...
 ... ....... Dwight Chamberlain Harvey Jenks, eccentric comedian at
 the Criterion" who is not always Parker, the maid, who refuses to be
 lent. .... .... .... Miss Etta Sparks
 If the weather is cobl preceding Thanksgiving day there will be large shipment of Fair Haven oysters. The dealers are making arrangements for a big trade at that time.
 The oyster crop at Wilmington, N. C.. is reported to be short this year, owing to the beds being covered with mus sels
 Great quantities of James river seed oysters are being taken to the Kappa hammock and it's tributaries to replen- ish the oyster farms
 The schooner Harold C. Beecher one of the Fair Haven built fleet, is at New York, having arrived with lumber from Fernandina. The schooner grounded on bar during the recent big gale and was considerably damaged. It will re- quire an expenditure of several thou sand dollars to put the schooner in good condition. MT. Weaver the agent, said yesterday he could not tell how much the vessel is damaged until the craft is hauled out.
 Mrs. c. c. Kirkham of East Haven has received her commission as special aide to the national president of the Woman's Relief corps of the c. A. R. The commission is handsomely engross- ed She Is also the chaplain of the Relief corps of Admiral Foote post.
 The Saltonstall Sick Benefit associa- tion will give an entertainment in the East Haven Town hall this evening. A fire programme of musical and liter ary exercises has been prepared.
 News was received yesterday of the death in Mlddletown of Charles Green of East Haven. The deceased leaves a widow and daughter. The remains | will be brought to his late home in | East Haven tomorrow and arrange lnents for the funeral will be announc- ed later.
 F. s. Thompson of Foxon has been Ill for several days with a stomach | trouble.
 Mrs M F. B. Knowles of 272 Lenox street returned Monday from a visit of | two weeks with relatives in Westerly, R. I.
 p Ex-Alderman Jacob Frohlich who has been ill was able to be out yester- day.
 Several of the owners of small row boats hauled them out of Quinnipiac river yesterday and put them in winter quarters.
 The stereopticon lantern presented 10 Rev. Alex. Irvine of the Second Con gregational church, has arrived and Rev. MT. Irvine used it for the first time in an illustrated lecture given at the church on Sunday evening. MT. IT, vine intends giving number of illus trated lectures during the winter.
 Rev Mir. Irvine's young mems Bible class in the Second church Sunday school will enjoy a supper served in the chapel of the church this evening at o'clock.
 The three masted schooner Earl of Aberdeen, which brought a cargo of 775 tons of plaster for the Adamant Go, las finished discharging and sail ed. Ihis vessel mas been to this port with a similar cargo once before this year.