The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-26
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
BIG REPUBLICAN R.iLLK THIS
 EVENING.

Illustrated Lecture on St. Louis -Fair-
 Dibble-sage Wedding To-nisht--Fu-
 neral of William K. Dutcher.
 There is promise of a big republican rally to be held in Polar Star hall this evening. The voters of all the Fair Haven wards are invited to attend. David R. Pollock will preside and the Hist of vice-presidents and secretaries has been announced in this paper. The speakers will be Hon, Michael Kenealy, lof Stamford, and Frederick ". orr, deputy collector of internal revenue, of Ithis city. Both are excellent speakers, lexpounders of the very best and most practical political doctrine, and should be greeted this evening by q crowded house
 | Among the events to take place this levening, in addition to the political mass meeting, will be the Illustrated lecture on the St. Louis exposition at lthe Grand Avenue Congregational church and the supper to be given by lthe Ladies, Aid society in the chapel of the Grand Avenue Baptist church at s o'clock.
 1 The marriage of Nora Amanda, daughter of Rev. and Mrs, E. Q. Sage, lof East Haven, to Samuel Edward Dib4 ible will take place at the First Baptist church this evening at o'clock It will be the first marriage to be held in 8Ethe new church. Many Fair Haven people have been invited, Miss Sage having made her home here for over Iten years.
 The funeral of William F. Butcher Twas largely attended from his late home, 134 Grand avenue, yesterday af- lternoon. Members of Adelphi lodge IF. and A. M, were the bearers and the linterment wis in the Fair Haven cen- Ietery. There were many floral tributes From the Grand Avenue Congregation lal church, where he was sexton foi many years, handsome pillow was Isent, and the Sunday school sent 2 large wreath of ivy and flowers. Int Hodge of Masons sent the usual square
 and compass, and the family contribut led large standing wreath. Rev. Dr
 Sheath officiated and spoke excellent.
 of the departed. MT. Butcher was ;
 member of the Sag Harbor Baptis church, but during his residence in Fai
 Haven had identified himself with tn
 Grand Avenue Congregational church.
 Woolsey lodge was represented yes
 terday at the annual session of tn
 Grand lodge, Knights of Honor held il
 this city. The grand secretary in Iii
 annual report made mention of th
 death during the y ear of Oscar W
 Cook, of Woolsey lodge No. 1856, one (
 the grand trustees, and also of Charle , wv, Hemingway, of the same lodge MI Cook joined the lodge on February
 l1S79, and Mr. Hemingway on May 2
 I18S1.
 , Letter Carrier Frank Carroll, of At
 water street, was off duty yesterda lowing to illness.
 Letter Carrier A. c. Fisher, who ha been i'll three weeks, reported for dut
 Monday.
 Letter Carrier E. R. Coogan, of Eng Ilish street, who has been i'll since Apri lis now able to be on duty a portion ( { lthe time.
 , Mrs. H. H. Stevens, of Grand avenu . lis quite i'll with rheumatism Darius Green, of Grand avenue, say l he has cleaned and laid 425 carpet I this year and all the returns are not ]. lyet. .,5.' --., ss-.-'@5. sa1 F' " .s',. ? At the meeting of the Connectici
 Homeopathic association yesterday D
 D. c. M. Hall, of Grand avenue, was T.
 elected a member of the state exami1 y ling board. g The Quinnipiac drum corps will a 9 lcompany the Gold Legion to Union st; . tion this evening. <r, .. r The football team of Strong scho e Ihas disbanded. % }. F@ S At St. Francis church yesterday tot n lplace the marriage of Miss Mary Earl
 daughter of MT. and Mrs. Francis
 Early, of 192 James street, and Jam
 Bolger, of this city. Fs. i, ! 5la ,. u x V CIVIL WAR VETERAN ILL. . IT,,a ,ao;e, CfaYford a oa fJG e;Sgt1ye,ax,,