The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-30

the fair to be given by the Old Guard band at Temple hall, corner Chapel and Union streets, commencing Thurs day evening of this week and continu- ing Friday and Saturday evenings. There will be special features every evening and the musical programme will be excellent and all is assured of a good time attending.
 R. F. IsbelI of 27O Peck street has purchased a drug store in Wallingford and expects to make his home there. Mr. and Mrs. Max Hines of West Haven this week celebrated their sev- enth wedding anniversary at their home on Union avenue. They received many gifts from their friends. A bountiful dinner was served. Their guess were Mr. and Mrs. Traeger and family of New Haven. Joseph Smith of New Haven, Miss Jennie Hazleton, Mir. Garvey of New York, Miss Julia McGivney of Derby, MT. and Mrs. Will liam Garvey and family and Mrs. Rob ert Hall.
 The preliminary dance orders for the Junior Promenade will be distinguished at the Coop. next week.
 Mrs. Samuel Goodsell of Harrison street is quite seriously i'll at her home.
 The second lecture in the library course in Branford was given. at L- brary hall last evening by Miss Alice M. Bacon of New Haven. Subject, Japan of To-Day" illustrated. Miss Bacon, who is a sister of Professor Ba- con of Yale university, who has on several occasions occupied the pulpit of the First Congregational church in Branford, was formerly a teacher fn Japan. She is a very pleasant speaker, and thoroughly versed in all things re- lating to Japan's history.
 A rehearsal of the Westville Dramatic club was held in the Congregational chapel Monday evening preparatory to the entertainment to be held in the Masonic hall on December g. The ladies of the Humphrey street church are making arrangements for a Ladies Home Journal Bazar," to be given Wednesday and Thursday, De- lcember z and 8, both afternoon and evening. The chairman of the bazaar committed, Mrs. W. F. Redfleld of Avon street, and her able corps of as- sistants are working hard to make the \ fair success and members and friends of the church are cordially invited to cooperate with them by coming to view the result of their efforts. I Mrs. 0. B, Cooper, who broke her arm several days ago, is resting very comfortably.
 Rev. Father Kennedy of Westville is now sufficiently recovered to be around some. Rev. Father Keating has been taking his place in the church and will continue to do So until Father Ken nedy is able to take charge himself. Mrs. S. s. Adams entertained the Pequot. council at whist Monday af- ternoon at the home of Mrs. s. S. Adams in Orange street at which eight tables were filled. Mrs. William H. Garde won the first prize, a cut glass dish, with a score of 50 and the sec ond prize, a silver bonbon spoon. was won by Mrs. c. E. Larom, with score of AS. Mrs. s. J. Fox won the third prize with a score of, 47. This was an embroidered sideboard scarf. A dainty buffet luncheon was served after the play.
 I Bibi, the fascinating play which was given last week four times in Foy au- i ditoriunl is to be repeated Friday eve lining. At each performance the au- dience was delighted and it has been decided to give another production. The play is given under the auspices of the Church of the Ascension and the re- suits of the four performances were most gratifying to those in charge. I The Whalley avenue whist club held meeting and tournament at the res idence of Mir. and Mrs. George A. May I cock at 190 Oak place last night. I John Hurt of St. Louis has been visit ling James Fraser of Blake street. Both Hart and Fraser were sailors on the U. Is. s. Eagle.
 I A poverty social will be held to- morrow evening in the M D. church under the auspices of the Epworth league. Any one attending who wears jewelry or a superfluity of dress will
 be fined according to the magnitude of the crime.
 Albert Hildreth of Burton street
 Westville, suffered a shock Monday
 and as result lies partially paralyzed
 at his home. MT. Hildreth is carpen. 8l ter and was stricken while at work fo1
 A. N. Farnham.
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