The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-26

joyabIe Straw Ride by Twenty Young
 PeopIe-schooner Emma Jane Raised.
 Elias Erwin Applegate and Miss
 Dagmar M. Bay were married at 40
 Chapel street last Saturday. Rev. Dr. ID. c. Sage oficiated There were many guests present and the couple received
 some very fine gifts. After the cere- mony a fine collation was served. MT Applegate has a. good position in Bridgeport A newly furnished home is awaiting their arrival from their we'd ding tour. MT. Applegate was former ly of Fair Haven.
 A party of twenty-two of the young friends of Rev. and Mrs. F. H. L. Ham mond, from Fair Haven, went to Wal lingford on Washingtons birthday and called on them at their home, spending the afternoon and evening in an enjoy able way. A bountiful supper was served and the evening was spent very enjoyably. Literary and musical se- lections appropriate to the day were rendered.
 A fine entertainment is in preparation to be given at the Grand avenue Bap- list church on Wednesdayevening March 5. A portion of the entertain ment will consist of popular selections played by an orchestra composed of several members of the New Haven or chestral club. There will be vocal solos by Miss D. Gertrude Duell and Miss Bertha Raymond; xylophone solos by 10. B, Warren, and selections by the Peak sisters. This promises to be one of the very best entertainments of the season.
 Bridget, wife of Michael Connolly, died at her home, 153 Saltonstall ave- nue yesterday. She had suffered for some time with liver troubles. Mrs. Connolly was the mother of M. J. Con molly; ex-police sergeant, She was high 1y respected by large circle of friends, who will learn of her death with great regret.
 Monday night party of twenty young people and two chaperons went on straw sliegh ride to North Haven and enjoyed lunch at the North Haven hail.. The affair was a great success. Those who went were the Misses May Ludington, Bertha Niles, Bessie Rus | sell. Maud Russell, Gussie Foote, Bea- trice Hemingway, Charlotte Fabrique, | Mlo5 I1dSSel, MiSS ISiItiSJOiill, hlSS 1 Myra Futile and Warren Crawford, | Fred Butterfeld, Ray Downes, Elijah l Ball. Walter Hemingway, Fred Coe, | Raymond Clarke, Dwight Beebe, Louis | Lowe, and Eddie Roberts.
 The complete and corrected regstra~ ton in the Fair Haven wards is as fol lows: Eleventh ward, 271 democrats, 130 republicans. Total, 401. Twelfth ward, 367 democrats, 199 republicans. Total, 566 Fourteenth ward, 49 demo- crats, 96 republicans. Total, 174.
 The boats of Captain Castle, which were delayed at the new Chapel street few months ago, were to the Warner-Miller com pany. It is expected that Castles suit for damages caused by this detention will be heard in the United States dis trict court at the present term. The barges were loaded with builders sup plies.
 Information has been received that the schooner Emma Jane, bound here with oysters and which recently sank at Prudence Island, R. l., has been rais- ed and brought to wharf in Provi- dence. The Emma Jane was consigned to c. L. Ludington & Sons. Scott's wrecking tug Harriet, of New London, raised the vessel. The company made quick work raising the vessel, which was small craft. The schooner is now tied up along side the schooner Fred Snow, which was also raised from