The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-13
WILLING FOL RID.
Big Election Celebration to be Held
Tonight,

Tonight.
Captain D. l.. Barber, who will off.
ciate as grand marshal for Wednesday
evenings parade, has issued the follow.
ing;
Having been appointed marshal fol
the parade to be held on Wednesday
evening in honor of the reelection OF
President Mckinley, 1 am DESTROYS of
having it go as smoothly as may be-
I would suggest that those in each fac
tory who intend to parade appoint one
of their number to command them
Those who are not so organized by
factory associates should meet at a
given place and early enough on that
evening to appoint one from their num-
Der to command them, as these little
details will help greatly in forming and
marching as well. The lines will form
on Main street right resting on Church
street in the following order:
Marshal and staff, mounted; National
band; visiting marching clubs; COM
panies from the several factories and
other companies that may be formed.
Captains of companies will report to
the adjutant at 7:45 p. m. at Beach
house. This Is important as it will
assist greatly in getting started on the
hour named for starting. I request
that all mounted men report to me at
Main and Church streets at 7:45 as my
staff.
w. A. Booth is hereby appointed chief
of staff and David Ross adjutant. The
adjutant is directed to form the sew
eral subdivisions as quickly as posi-
BILE upon their reporting to him.
The line will march at exactly Sis
o'clock and the parade over the follow
ing route: Down Church street to Col
ony street, to Christian, countermarch
to Center street, to Constitution street,
countermarch to Fair street, to Ward
street. to Main street, to Sylvan ave-
nue. countermarch to Christian street,
countermarch to armory.
A week from to-day will occur the
annual borough election and as yet no
candidates for warden or burgesses
have been advanced by either party
The democrats are said to be looking
for an available candidate. Yesterday
one of the democratic leaders asked one
of our well known residents if he would
accept the democratic nomination for
warden. The answer was an emphatic
no, with the explanation that he was
trying to live an honest and respecta-
BILE life and did not propose to change
by going into politics at present.
Invitations have been received here
for the wedding of Charles e. Nichols
and Mrs. Kate e. Brainerd, formerly
of this place, which will take place at
Dwight Place church in New Haven to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock. A
reception will follow In the parlors Of
the church. They will be at home after
November 90 at 1853 Stevens street, Mt
Vernon, N. Y.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Thomas M. Brennan of this
place and Miss Elizabeth McKiernan
of Yalesville, which will take place at
the Holy Trinity church on Wednesday
morning, November 2S, at o'clock.
Both of the contracting parties are
well and favorably known here, both
being prominent members of the Holy
Trinity church. Mr.. Brennan is the
well known letter carrier for the past
three years in the borough and promi-
nently identified with many of the lead |
ing organizations. Miss McKiernan is |
the accomplished daughter of Mr. and |
Mrs. Bernard McKiernan and is a tai
ented pianist, having appeared on.sev- !
eral occasions at many of the recent en-
1t is proposed during the parade to-
evening to have the cannon /
placed on the roof of the Beach house, .
over the republican headquarters, and .
keep it ADJOINING during the parade. /
The top of Wallace block is spoken of,
but many favor the Beach house.
a deer was reported as having been
seen on North Farms Sunday. Yester-
day morning two children going to
school claim to have seen a full grown
deer on the west side southwest of the
Masonic home Two years ago two
were seen in this vicinity in several sec
lions and even came as near the Center
rs Fair street. The animals are sup
posed to have come from the northern
section and got frightened by hunters
and strayed many miles from their own
'eeding grounds
The Wallingford Golf club will hold
is fair and dance in the town hall this
evening. A great deal of time and ex-
oense has been expended by the various 4
in charge. Many new feat
Tres will be introduced which, with the
lancing to follow later In the evening,
Will insure a sociable and pleasant time. ;
The committee requests that all con-
ributions for the different departments
,e sent to the town hall as early as I
possible this morning 1t is expected [
hat the affair will eclipse anything ever I
,iven by the club. {
Miss Annie Whalen, who has been I
ttending the State Normal school in /
lew Britain, begun yesterday twenty |
weeks course in the training school in {
'outh Manchester.
Miss Gertrude Wetmore is home from t
two weeks visit in Northampton, t
lass {
Miss Daisy Quill has returned from a c
wenty weeks course in the training .
chool in South Manchester.
Rev. S. Wolcott Linsey and bride are
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