The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-06

The Ministering circle of Kings
 Daughters of the Grand Avenue Con
 gregational church and the Silver Links
 met with Mrs. W. A. Graham, No. 362
 Grand avenue. yesterday afternoon,
 about thirty being present. Mrs. F. L..
 Salisbury. the leader of the union,
 opened the meeting. Mrs. John Booth
 followed with the song Beloved" Mrs.
 Bullard, from Welcome Hall, made an
 address on her work ot the Free Kin
 dergarten. She was followed by Mrs.
 L. H. Fowler, the new county secretary
 of the Kings Daughters. She spoke of
 the Kings Daughters work. Next
 came a solo by Miss D. Gertrude Duell
 entitled Dry Those Tears. Miss Mabel
 simms gave the piano accompaniment
 for both singers. Miss Edna Bailey
 also gave a very fine violin obligato,
 accompanying both of the singers.
 Light refreshments were served, after
 which the meeting adjourned. The Sil-
 yer Links is 8 new circle of young la
 dies of the Grand Avenue Congrega-
 tional church.
 S. o. Reed, of New Haven, will speak at the temperance hall. Fair Haven, on Tuesday, February g; subject, "Is My
 Name Written in Heaven?'' Seats free
 and all are welcome.
 Frank J. Mansfield and Mrs. Frank
 M Crawford attended the annual alumni meeting of the Wesleyan acad- emy of Wilbraham, Mass, last night. The reunion was held in the audito- rum of the Y. M. c. A. building in Hartford, a social hour being spent from 6 to o'clock and a banquet from [ to 10, with speeches by many mem- bers of the alumni, among whom were Governor Chamberlain and Colonel N. c. Osborn.
 At the Grand Avenue Baptist church tomorrow the pastor, Rev. E. W.
 Stone, will speak on the following sub jects: Morning, Meat and Drink" eve-
 ming, Success After Failures
 On Wednesday evening, February 10, the w. c. T. U. will give an entertain- ment in it's hall, IT Grand avenue, and it promises to be very interesting. Holy communion will be administered in the East Pearl Street M. E. church in connection with the morning service tomorrow In the evening the pastor, Rev. Dr. l.. R. Streeter, will preach on the subject "The Conversion of Lydia" An angry storekeeper and a loaded revolver. confronted Constable Peter J.
 McNerney yesterday while he was serving an attachment on two show
 cases in the store run by Harry Lavie-
 ter on Grand avenue, corner of East
 Pearl street. After reading the writ
 Lavieter, in angry tones, replied: Any
 man who puts a hand on those show
 cases I'll shoot Unterrified, the con-
 stable put one hand on each showcase,
 Lavieter at the same time grabbing his
 revolver. After knocking the weapon
 from Lavieter's hand, and McNerneys s assistant attaching the showcases, La
 vieter was locked up in the Grand ave-
 nue police precinct or, charges of
 breach of the peace and resisting an officer. The revolver, whie hwas S2-
 calibre and all the chambers loaded,
 was taken to the lookup. Lavieter fur
 nished bonds of $200
 Tomorrow at the Grand Avenue
 Congregational church the services will
 be held in the Sunday school room on
 account of repairs being made to the
 auditorium. The pastor, Rev. Dr.
 Sheath, will preach in the morning on
 What Jesus Becomes to Us" and in
 the evening on 'sThe Church, the Souls
 Proper Environment"
 MT. and Mrs. J. Edward Matthew's,
 of Farren avenue, entertained a party
 of friends at an informal gathering on
 Thursday evening. Pit was very
 important and lively proceeding of the
 evening and kept the party social and merry A dainty collation. was served and the guests dispersed between Il
 and 12 o'clock after an extremely en- iovable event. Those present were
 Mrs. George Medley, Mrs. James D. Carey, Mrs. Dibble, Misses Elizabeth Smith,. Margaret Condon, Rose Hart, Margaret Matthews, Minnie Matthews and Katherine Ross.
 At Grace P. E. church tomorrow Sexagesima Sunday--there will be holy communion and sermon at 10:30 a. nl., at which the offering will be for dio- cesan missions. In the evening the rec tors subject is "The Standard of Man hood in the Kingdom of God.' A busi- ness meeting of the Rector's Aid soci- ety will be held in the parish house on Wednesday evening at 7:30. The ladies of the Woman's auxiliary will hold a cake sale at the residence of Mrs. Sprague, 3S2 Grand avenue, on Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
 A petition is about to be presented to the officials of the Fair Haven and Westville railroad asking that spur track be laid across Quinnipiac ave- nue to the foot of Grand avenue hill, and that cars other than the Montow- ese cars run to the end of the track. This is desired so that persons on Quinnipiac avenue may see the car be- fore it leaves and by a little haste get aboard the car without having to run to the bridge or wait in the cold or storm.
 Rev. Dr. Phillips of St. James church will address the service to be held in the w. c. T. U. rooms tomorrow after noon at o'clock.
 A surprise was rendered E. Lang, of Ill Atwater street, on Wednesday eve ming by number of his friends. The party enjoyed themselves by playing whist and other games. Vocal and in strumental solos were rendered by a number of the guests. Among those present were MT. and Mrs. Frank Lehr, MT. and Mrs. Young, MT. and Mrs. Jackson, MT, and Mrs. Parkinson, Miss Rooars and Messrs Bristol and Smith