The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-19

WiII be Attended by Fillmore s. Wade
 Plans OutIinsd-LsdIss' Guild to Hold
 asaie-wuI be Held on Christ chureh
 LawR-Othsr Items.
 Fillmore s. Wade of Welcome street, who is a supreme representative of the Improved Order of Heptasophs leaves the latter part of this week for Denver Col, to. attend the National Fraternal congress, which will be held in the au- ditorium ofHthe Brown Palace hotel in that city on August 26, 2, 2S and g. Representatives to this congress are go- ing from all parts of the United States and Canada. Chicago is to be made center for all delegates and special solid vestibule train with dining car attached will leave Chicago at o'clock Saturday noon, scheduled to reach Dem yer via Omaha at 5:30, Monday night. MT. Wade, who expects to be away about five weeks. will visit Cheyenne, Wy; Salt Lake City, Utah; Oakland, Cal: San Francisco, Cal, and from thence an ocean voyage to Santa Bar bara. Cal, thence by rail to Los An geles, Cal, San Diego. Cal, Coronado Beach, which is considered the finest in the world. and returning to Denver over the alkali plains, through Arizona and New Mexico. This is an excellent trip for person to be able to take, and upon his return to this city the mem- bers of Quinnipiac conclave and other conclaves will be given a rare treat by the relating of his experiences while away.
 The ladies' guild of Christ church. East Haven. will hold cake sale and lawn party on the rectory lawn on High street, near the Stone church, on Thurs day next, afternoon and evening, Au- gust 21. If stormy it will be given on Friday. In the evening will be given musical entertainment of both vocal and instrumental, by the young people of St. Luke.s P. E. church. There will also be a fish pond, fortune teller and other attractions. Ice cream and lemonade will be on sale. The admis- sion is free.
 Mrs. Dennis Maloney of 96 Chapel street is spending a month in Morris, Conn.
 MT. and Mrss F. J. Reveley of Kim berly avenue, East Haven, has returned from ten days visit with relatives in Syracuse and Lowell. N. Y.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Quinnipiac Hose company will occur to- night at their quarters in the engine house on Grand avenue.
 Catherine Grace and Carrie Wa1lorff n Yn Henry Gesler of 210 North Front street.
 William Macdonald, the Quinnipiac avenue blacksmith. has returned from a two weeks vacation at the White mountains
 The 125 foot chimney which has been in course of construction at the Housa- tonic company is completed and there appears on the top an American flag size 12x614, which was placed there on Saturday last by J. w. Russell, super visor of the die and tool department, and William Toeller, supervising en- gineer.A It was necessary for these men to climb the chimney on the inside by the means of iron steps eighteen inches apart, which was a difficult task. A long pole was placed at the top and a rope put through pulley. The rope IS long enough to admit the raising and lowering of the flag from the ground.
 W. H. Russell of Clinton avenue is sending his vacation in Boston.
 Dr. Paul s. Robinson s youngest child is only just alive.
 Lucius Smith, for several years a res-
 dent of East Haven,~ was run over and killed by train at the East Haven de- pot yesterday afternoon about o'clock He was about seventy-five years of age and was we'll and favorably known in this section. The circumstances re- garding the. accident are not known at this writing. Dr. Eliot, medical exam iner for East Haven, was called to the scene of the accident.