The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-05
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS.

At the regular meeting of Quinnipiac conclave. I. o. H., held last evening the amendment to, the, bylaws which would create sick benefit in the order was laid on the table indefinitely. This action was caused by the large number of members who would withdraw from the order should the resolution be passed. thus being a detriment to the eonclave. At this meeting two appli- cations were received and one candi- date initiated. At the close of the meeting an informal entertainment in cluding a smoker, was greatly enjoyed by about fifty members.
 The fair of the City band of New Ha- ven. H. c. Nichols, leader, was opened last evening in Polar Star hall. Before the exercises inside the hall began the band gave a concert in front of the hall and drew a large crowd. A large or chestra supplied the music for dancing, nights will no doubt see large gather ings. The hall IS gayly decorated, and booths sor the sale of various articles are ill full operation,
 The meeting of the First Ecclesiastic- al society will be held tomorrow even- ing in the Grand avenue Congregational church at which the business of the last meeting will be continued. Reports will be heard from the building and finance committee.
 The regular meeting of East Rock council, T. B. L., will be held this even ing in A. 0. U. w. hall, and as it is the last meeting before the biennial session of the supreme council, business of great importance will come before the meeting and every member should be present.
 The result of the annual parish meet ing of Grace F. F. church will be found in another column.
 The I. F. club is arranging for an in- 3ornal dance to be held in Polar Star hall, April IS. Miller's orchestra will furnish the music and the committee is making every effort to insure the suc- cess of the affair. Following the dance a supper will be served to the mem bers and their lady friends at their club rooms, Grand avenue
 Mrs L. M. Hartman of S8 East Pearl street is visiting her mother in Allen town, Pa.
 The Junior league of the East Pearl street church will give a social in the parlors of the church tomorrow even- ing beginning at 7:30. All the juniors are invited to be present and enjoy a pleasant evening.
 The breakiY1e of an axle on t1p ri1n- about of Lyman A. Granniss of Foxon caused what narrowly escaped being a serious runaway yesterday morning. MT. Grannis drives a spirited little road horse and the rig was in charge of S a man named Marcaletti. When the axle broke the horse bolted. Marcaletti was thrown from the wagon and the horse ran down East Chapel street to East street. where the animal crashed into John Murnhys saloon and was found there considerably cut, but not seriously injured By some miracle the horse did no damage to the saloon building, and the driver was not hurt.
 Rev. Dr. Sheath announced Sunday that the fund for repairing the Grand avenue Congregational church now amounts to s4,5o0 Five thousand dol lars is required and the balance will probably be raised this week.
 George Clough of 70 Front street has gone to Massachusetts for a stay of several months.
 The Mems club of the Peoples church will hold q meeting in Bushnell hall this evening and will discuss the results