The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-11-30
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Gabriel RIPPER Died Suddenly Friday
Reunion OF Converse Family Held
Here-Coming church Fair-Other
News.
i Gabrial RIPPER, of 1888 Farren avenue
died suddenly at his home on Friday
evening. Mr.. RIPPER, who was about
forty-seven years old, was sitting in a
chair reading, when suddenly he was
stricken with heart failure and died be-
fore medical attendance could reach
him. He was employed by the Yale
Brewing company and seemed in the
best Of health. The funeral will be held
at his residence this afternoon at two
o'clock. ~ r. <e
Residents of Fair Haven will be glad
to learn that the fare to Montowese
will be five cents when the new extern
sion from Montowese to Wallingford is
completed by the Fair Haven and
Westvil1e Railroad company. c. w.
Blakeslee & Sons began the work on
The extension on Saturday and will
people of Montowese and North Haven
are naturally much elated over the
prospect Of soon enjoying this modern
improvement. The distance between
the terminals is six miles, and the route
is over a tract mostly level, which will
insure a speedy construction, and 1t will
probably be in use by spring.
Members of Quinnipiac Conclave, I'M
proved Order Of Heptasophs, Attention
The class initiation, in which all the
city conclaves are to join, is to take
place in G Croswell lodge room in I. o.
O. II. building Crown street. one week
from next Friday, December II. The
success of this event in Heptasoph cir
c1es depends much upon the spirit
shown by its members. Quinnipiac con-
life of a conclave depends upon the
amount of new blood which is brought
into 1t and each member should feel in
terasted in the organization, which is
giving his family sure protection, to the
extent of at least one member. The OPP
portunity of a lifetime awaits young
men who join Quinnipiac conclave be-
fore January /, and each member is
urged to do what he can toward in
creasing the membership by inducing
men between the ages of eighteen to
fifty to join their conclave, thereby CIV
ing protection in an order which is Sec
ond to none in this country. During
the past two years this order has paid
all debts and has a surplus of nearly
half a million, which is evidence enough
80 s4e ~, ty,fn al
garding terms of admission into Quin-
nipiac conclave will be cheerfully given
by Financier e. Healy at his drug
store on Grand avenue, opposite the car
barns. Young men, join the order to-
day! Members, get signed applica-
ton to-day! As the time before the
class initiation Is so short, all appIi-
cants should be examined by the physi-
clan at once.
Mrs. l.. p. Converse, Of 25S Ferry
street, had a family reunion at her
home on Thanksgiving day. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Green
and daughter Elsie and son Paul, of
Naugatuck; Mrs. Fl. p. Gum, Mrs.
George Augur, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cook, Burton Clinton, of Clintonville;
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