The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-01
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Sudden Death of John w. Daie-mr. and Mrs. Alexander Dupuis Celebrate Their Fifth Wedding Anniversary Ann.x Fire Departments Fair.

John W. Dale, a publisher of cincin- nati. O., died suddenly at 10 o'clock Tuesday night at the home of his hrother-in-Iaw, Samuel R. Blatchley, 321 Grand avenue, of heart disease. MT. Dale with his wife arrived at MT. Blatchley's home at 6 o'clock, having come east on a visit. MT. Dale was not well when he started on the jour ney. having been subject to some heart difficulties for over two years, but felt that he could make the trip without se- rfous results. He was stricken shortly after having supper and physicians were called in but his condition rapldly grew worse and he died at ID oclock. He was seventy years of age and re- sided at Avondale, O., suburb of Cln- cinnati, to which place the body was sent yesterday. s5 IDS The annual meeting of the Ladies. Aid society of the East Pearl street M. NE. church will be held this afternoon in the church parlors and large gath ering is looked for. Supper will be served at 6 o'clock.
 Miss Nellie Kane of Wolcott street has returned from two weeks visit at the White Mountains.
 Ira B. Fonda has recently purchased a twenty foot steel naphtha launch from New York parties, which he IS uverhauIing and placing Bridgeport three and one-half horse power engine therein. He is also overhauling the Frances substituting a six and one half horse power for the five horse power engine and building a torpedo stern which should make it much faster than formerly.
 Miss Hattie Jefferson of Shelter street is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Louis Tyrrill. at Short Beach. Miss Jefferson Is improving in health and her com plete recovery is looked for.
 East Rock lodge No. 3S, A. O. U. w., will meet in their hall this evening at $ o'clock. A large number will no doubt be present to discuss the matters now of vital importance before the Work men of Connecticut and which will be considered at the Grand lodge, which meets in Bridgeport, October 18th. Their representative to the Grand lodge is Smith B. Turner, a past master ot East Rock lodge.
 The St. James Parish Aid society will hold it's first bi-weekly supper in the Sunday school room of the church this evening at the usual hour.
 MT. and Mrs Alexander Dupuis cele- brated their fifth wedding anniversary on Monday evening at their home. 6s Rowe street A large number of friends were present and the evening was spent in games and music. Captain William Powers of the East Side quar- tette rendered selections and J. w. King recited some appropriate verses. MT and Mrs. Dupuis were the recipients oi many handsome presents. Among those present were Mir. and Mrs. Will. liam Wooding, MT. and Mrs. E. S Ryan, MT. and Mrs. Albert E. Clark MT. and Mrs Edward Clark, Joseph la. cobs, Captain William Powers, J. W Firing, George Waller and Louis Brad, ley.
 Chapter AFT of the Epworth league will hold it's regular meeting this even. ing at the residence of Mrs. J. S San. ford, 54 East Pearl street. A social pro gramme is prepared and an enjoyable evening is looked for.
 The annex fire department will send a delegation to the depot headed bJ .Iancraft Drum Corps on Friday nigh to escort out of town companies tt their fair, which opens at Music hal on that evening. The general commit. tee has completed all arrangements fol the fair which will run four nights.
 John Fryer of Fillmore street, who Is clerk at the New Haven postoffice starts on his eighteen days vacation to-day. He will spend most of his timt in the Catskill Mountains.