The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-18

presented by children or the sunudy school. Instrumental and vocal selee- tions will also be rendered Another attractive feature will be the wonder ful Art Gallery" Nearly seyenty-fiVe of the most famous pictures will be rep resented. Extensive preparations are being made for the homemade bak- cry; pies, bread and canned fruits will be on sale at reasonable prices, and booth of fancy and domestic articles will also be an attractive feature. Ad- mission will be fifteen cents, and the affair deserves the patronage of the public.
 The regular meeting of Adelphi lodge No. 63, F. and A. M., will be held in Masonic hall, 1OS Grand avenue, to- morrow evening.
 Rev. E. c. Tullar, pastor of the East Pearl Street NJ. E. church, spent Sun day with MT. and Mrs. E. B. Krier, of Exchange street. He will move into the parsonage, 100 East Pearl street, in the near future.
 The Ladies auxiliary of the Quinni- piac Hose and Hook and Ladder com panies held the last whist of the season at the engine house Friday evening. All the tables were filled and great in- terest was taken in the play, as the prize for the largest number of points made ill the entire series was to be awarded. The prize was handsome oak rocker and was awarded to Mrs. George c. Bradley, who scored Sso points during the series. Others who made a large number of points were Mrs. Jacob Frohlich 3SS, A. J. Blake SS9. Elmer Culver $50. Miss Garfield 287, E. H. Farren 26S. G. w. Hanson 294, Ja- cob Frohlich 2S4, D. L. Potter 279, Will liam Meickel POI, Mrs. D. R. Bradley 267 and Mrs. George c. Cook 266. The prize winners for Friday nights games were as follows: Mrs. Morris, first la dy's prize; Mrs. George c. Bradley, sec ond; Miss Allen, third; Mrs. J. J. Day. ton, fourth; Elmer Culver first gentle mans prize; George c. Bradley, sec ond; Mir. Stevens. third; William Cort, | consolation.
 Wallace Moyle, tenor. and c. F. Will Hams, bass. well-known singers resid- ing in Fair Haven, have been re-en- gagged to sing In the Center church quSrtette for another year.
 This evening there will be a parish meeting in Grace church to consider the selection of a new rector. Other business will come up before the meet ing.
 The vested choir of the East Pearl Street M E. church, under the direc- | tion of Professor w. E. Brown, is re- hearsing twice a week for sacred con- cert to be given in the church about the middle Of May. Sullivans oratorio, 'eThe Prodigal Son." will be the chief number, but MT. Brown will arrange for organ numbers, also trio for or ' gan, piano and violin. This concert is | the first one of the kind to be given by this choir, and, judging from the work presented during the past year, will be a rare musical treat and should com mand large audience.
 | The Warner Miller company Is ex- tending it's wharf at the foot of Ex- change street. William Allen is doing | the work.
 | H. A. Loveland, the well-known citi- zen of East Grand avenue has opened an office at his home for the rent and l sale of Fair Haven real estate. He | poSSGSSco ldCiiittcb lQI lllS QulGh ulS- posal of good property. A call on tele- phone 934-5 will bring him to see you fl
 you have property to sell or rent, or de- sire to hire or buy.
 The I. F. Social club will hold an in 1 formal dance in Polar Star hall this 1 evening. Miller's orchestra will furnish the music and the committee is making every effort totinsure the success of the affair. Following the dance a light supper will be served to the members and their lady friends at the club rooms on Grand avenue.
 l The rehearsal for the old folks con- cert to be given by the Persevering cir cle of Kings Daughters will be held at 1 the home of Mrs. George Towner, 12a Exchange street, this evening at 730 The concert will take place either the last week of this month or the first week in May.
 The regular meeting of Quinnipiac conclave, Improved Order of Hepta- sophs, will be held this evening in A. O. U. w. hall, % Grand avenue At this meeting the uniform degree team of Yale conclave will work the initial tory degree on a candidate, and impor- tant business will be transacted. It is