The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-02-19

Washington birthday Celebration
Postponed-o.her Events of Social
Interest.
Fort Hale lodge No. 225, y. L. o. p, cele-
| brates its ninth anniversary with an enter
| tainment and dance this evening In Polar
! Star hall, and the members and friends are
| looking forward to a delightful evening.
/ There will be short programme OF musical
and literary numbers, closing with farce
entitled Our Awful Aunt. Wen known
members of Fort Hale will take the charac-
tiers and as these entertainments are always
very much enjoyed large attendance is al
| ready assured.
Principal Graves, of Strong school, has
found IL necessary to postpone the wash
| ington birthday exercises until next Tues
| day. The exercises will be held III Isrannlss
hall at 3 p. N. The address will be deliver
ed by Attorney Harry W. Asher. The alum
nj will join with the pupils OF the se'tnIh
and eighth grades in carrying out the eXer-
cises.
An exceptionally good supper will be serv-
! ed at Grace church parish mouse, corner OF
| Blatchley avenue and Exchange street, this
evening at $780,. 1t being the last supper
before Lent, the ladies in charge have en-
| larSed the usual menu by the addition Of
escalloped oysters and steWed oysters. The
| White orchestra will repeat the music rem
dered at the entertainment given on Wed.
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sing the new national song Our Own Unit
ed States
( The East Haven fire department will give
an entertainment and dance at the town
hall this evening at o'clock. The sOloists
are Mrs. E. E. Cowles, Frank E. Edgar and
| Charles H. O'Conhell, Master Walter Love
| day will recite and the New Haven Banjo
| Trio will play several selections. The ac-
companists are Mrs, w. 4. Bishop and Mrs.
L. L. Edgar.
The Knickerbocker Athletic association
gave banquet and reception at Polar Star
hall Tuesday evening. Thirty couples at
| tended. The banquet was served by Stew
art. Twenty numbers were danced. VIII
| liam Smith was chairman Of the committee
of arrangements. The affair was very en-
joyable for the members of the club and
their friends.
The funeral of Sarah T., widow of Thomas
Healy, was held yesterday afternoon from
the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Albert
W. Werle, Rev. Dr.. Sanford, of Grace
church, officiating. Relatives of the deceas-
ed were the bearers. The interment was in
Mrs. Bray, wife of Conductor Bray, of
Springfield, Mass, is visiting Mrs. Shipman,
of Lenox street.
! At a meeting Of Quinnipiac Hose, Hook
and Ladder company held Tuesday evening
{. B. Rowe, ex.Councllman Berne Russell
and Mr.. Stone, of Welcome street, were ad-
mtted as new members. A committee con-
sisting of L. NJ. Allen, Bert Bradley and
William \. Meickle was appointed to make
some preliminary arrangements for the an
nual ball. to be held about the middle OF
| April, and to report at the next meeting OF
Mrs. Arthur D. Brown, of 2a5 Lexington
avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Il.
Brown, of William street, left Tuesday eve
| ming for Jacksonville, Fla. They Will visit
other points in that state, and will return In
| May. 90.
church will give supper this evening at
! $50 o'clock. ...'-...
Miss Caroline f., Gerrish, of IS Pine
street. is visiting relatives in Stratford for
a few days. 81. 81 .,..,' ,ts.i
| Congratulations are being received at the
home of Letter Carrier William NJ. Hyde, of
= Farren avenue, upon the arrival of little
/ daughter. ~ Id "a !
With the temperature near the zero mark
yesterday morning the weather was pretty
| disagreedble. There was a cold north wind
blowing all day and the weather was GER
tainly trying, -t',.a, ..&...
Fair Haven is to have a new feature In
its business life inVthe shape of a public
market. The real estate firm Of kohn 4 Aal
Schoenberger and Albert Schnurmacher a
piece of land so by 100 feet at Grand ave
nue. and Lloyd street, on which brick
/ building to be used as public market VIII
| be erected at once. The land was Durchas-
ed from Thomas /. Kinney, of Whitney ave-
nue. The purchasers are the sons and SON.
! in-law of the late Emil SchOenberger, who
started the public market and who was
prominently identified with the market bus
! mess in this city forfyears. Notice has been
given the tenants Of the newly purchased
proporey to vaeate the premises as soon as
i possible. The deed was recorded in the
Town clerks office yesterday.