The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-09-26

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-chnroh serviess-A. De aatty Pleas
anuy surprIssd-CoIumbiA Caste
Dragon Lawn Club.
A very enthusiastic meeting was held by
Live Oak council, Royal Arcanump in
preme Representative DIR. W. A. Griffith OF
New York was present and delivered an
eloquent address showing the fiOurishing
condition Of the order and also figures
which proved that the growth of the order
during the past three months exceeds the
growth of any three months term hereto
fore. About one hundred were present, WHO
represented many councils of the state and
city. Among the grand and supreme officers
present We're Supreme Trustee Charles II,
Prentice of Hartford, Grand Regent T. H
Patterson of Bristol, Past Grand Regent w
A. Hatfield of Bridgeport. Grand Secretary
and Supreme Representative &. E. Hoadley
of this city, Grand Vice Regent DR.. Bray.
ton OF StoningtOn, Grand Orator Canfeld
ID. +. Fuller of Danbury, e. B. Boynt0n oil
Hartford and others. At the close of the
meeting refreshments were served:
At the Grand avenue Baptist church to
morrow Rev. E. w. Stone will preach or
the following topics: Morning, ''The Print
of the Nails; evening, when Is Man
Rich?' Sunday school and Y. P. S. C.. E.
as usual. ~ q ~
Steamer Ruel Rowe, the largest of II. C,
Rowe's oyster fleet, has Just arrived from
Providence with about 1,S00 bushels of Mar.
ragansett Bay oysters.
Rev. Burt L. York, NJ. A., of Bridgeport
VIII preach in the Grand avenue Congre
gational church tomorrow, both morning
and evening. 5
Some of the friends Of A. DeAIatty pleas
antly surprised him on Wednesday evening
7 by presenting him with handsome loving
i cup, the occasion being his safe return from
, abroad. The presentation took place at the
rooms of the Lenox association in the HUI
binger building, the presentation speech be
ing made by s. G. Catlin. Mr.. DeMatty
responded feelingly after he had overcome
his surprise. The names of the donors are
Inscribed on the cup as follows: $. G. Cat
lin, w. n. Meiekle, G. Nj. Scranton, DIR. II.
Z. Bgrwell. ,. g. Twining. G. Q. Goburnr
= q. Brown, d. L. Reed, C. +. Bradley, II.
p. Woodruff. I. T. Molloy, ]. ]. Stahl. r.
G. Hall, f. N. Arthur, NJ. v. B. Hill, r. s.
Del Gregg, NJ. e. Hodgedon, R. H. Jack
son. 49, ~. i w.. s X
I j. Fogarty. foreman for the National
Wire Corporation, was badly burned early
Thursday morning at the company's plant
on Fairmount avenue. The injured man
was taken to his home at 4S Farren avenue
where he will be confined for about ten
days. Az N
A largely attended meeting Of Columbia
castle, *. G. e. was held In Workmen's
hall Tuesday evening. The first and sec
| ond degrees were worked in a creditablt
Chief Hewlett, Past Chief Hesse of Crusad
ers, and Past Chief Flynn of Rock castles
who made brief addresses. Light refresh
ments were served to all present,
DR.. Chapman and wife of Waterbury have
returned home after short visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Dwight Chapman Of Pine street.
The Dragon Lawn club, whose court is al
the corner of Atwater and Chatham streets
has about completed IT'S season, and there
| Is some dispute as to who has carried of
the honors for the year. Two of the best
players are John G.. Hurd and Charles Hill
house. These players are so evenly match
ed that they held decfdfng contest on
Thursday, at which time Mr.. Hillhouse won
| the honors. Mr. Hurd is hoping for O
chance to regain his lost laurels. !.
Frank Hutchings Of Quinnipiac avenue Is
spending two weeks vacation at Annapo.
| lis, Nd, with his brother James. He will
also VISIT Baltimore while away.
The services at Grace 7. y. church for
the sixteenth Sunday after Trinity will be:
Morning prayer and sermon at 1880, Sun.
day school at 2:15 and evening prayer and
sermon at T:So. Rey. J. A. Biddle will Of
| flciate.