The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-09-23
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To Make silver Piateu 0oous-Omcers
EIeeted-ouinnspIac cOueiavs-RoyaI
Areanum Grand Council Nesting To-
morrow-Dsath of Joseph Day in
chicago.
A new company mas been formed with
an office a 272 Peck street. which is
known as the Russell Silver and Cutlery
company, manufacturers of knives,
forks and spoons: also silver plated
table ware. The officers are: E. A. Rus
sell. president: John M. Fordham. vice
president; James w. Russell, secretary,
and ]. A. Wilmot treasurer. 81.
At the meeting of Quinnipiac con-
cIave, ]. o. H., held on Monday evening,
District Deputies e. F. Davis of Bridge
port and F. A Southworth of this city,
representing respectively districts No.
II and No. 70. We're present and made
enthusiastic remarks for the good of the
order. A large number were present,
including ]. f. Goodwin Of Whitney
conclave. Charles e. Peterson of Yale
conclave. and E. S. Wade and D. B.
Connell of Quinnipiac, all Of whom
spoke in most favorable terms regard
ing the future of the order. It is de-
sired on the part of some to hold anoth-
er class initiation this fall or winter,
and committee of three was appointed
to confer with other committees from
the various sister conclaves at the meet
ing of Yale concIave to be held on Fri.
day evening next in Odd Fellows hal,
Crown street. AS his order now adj
mits young men between the ages of
eighteen and twenty-one, it is believed
thai should a class be formed it would
greatly exceed the one held last spring.
After the meeting ice cream was served
all present.
r. C. Bennett and family of East
Pearl street and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Hubbell of Clinton avenue, who have
been spending the summer at Morris
Cove. have returned home.
Miss Mary Martin of Buchanan. Va,
is the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. E. w.
Stone of Grand avenue. She will visit
her for several weeks. 4
The Grand council of the Royal Area
mum viii hold its fall conference in
Grand Army hall on Court street to-
morrow (Thursday) afternoon begin
ming at 2 O'clock. This body is compos-
ed Of the supreme officers, district depu-
ties and regents OF the state and their
object in holding this meeting is to list
en- to reports of the work already ac-
complished and plan the fall campaign,
which has already begun. In the even
ing in acceptance to an invitation from
Live Oak council, which holds its reg
ular meeting in A. Q. u, w. hall. Is
Grand avenue, the council will be pres
ent and witness the working Of the de-
gree after which the members present
will have a good opportunity to learn
much about the order in general
through speeches which will be made.
The entertainment committee has pro-
vided suitable entertainment and it is
believed that the affair will be one long
to be remembered III Royal Arcanum
circles. Members OF the order in gem
eral are invited. g.,
A telegram was received yesterday
announcing the death OF Joseph Day,
which occurred Sunday night in Audi
torlun hail. Chicago, after only two
hours illness. Mr.. Day was sixty-five
wears, of age, and left this place for
Chicago about forty years ago, previous
to which time he was engaged In the
drug business in the Vicinity OF Grand
avenue and Front street, and for many
years resided on North Front street. He
was born here and was educated in the
Fair Haven schools and his numerous
friends and relatives were greatly
shocked to hear the sad news of his
death. He was in excellent health dur
ing Sunday. At one time 1t is said he
came within three votes of being elected
mayor Of Chicago. He was prominent
man IN the west and will be greatly
missed.
Mr.. end Mrs. Frank Crawford Of East
Pearl street are spending few days in
Hartford. Conn.
The cystet steamer Cleo OF the Llid-
dington feet is hauled out and Is receiv-
ing coat of paint.
The Quinnipiac Hose and Hook and
Ladder drum corps will head the High
wood fire department in the parade to
be given by the Spanish War Veterans
on next Monday. &
CAPTAIN William futile. who lives at
the Soldiers Home In Noroton, Conn,
is visiting friends here. $..-
The mast of Captain Frank Toole's
shar2ie Carrie W. was carried away
Monday while coming up Quinnipiao
river in the stiff breeze
J. Walter Pring has accepted posi-
tion as mate on the steamer Isaac e.
Brown which will sail for Providence
the latter part of the week.
Maurice Connors Of 278 Lloyd street
has returned from a two weeks stay
with friends in Chieopee, Mass. "a
Miss Bessie Cripp Of Lynn, Mass, has
returned to her home after visiting her
cousins. the Misses Iva and Lottie
Cripp of 1857 Quinnipiac avenue.
Richard Jones, shipping clerk at the
Yale Brewing company, left for his
former home at Lewiston. Me-, yester-
day, where he will spend his vacation.