The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-18

T. D. Convention-Interestin Musi-
 eaIe for November 22nd.
 Henry NJ. Butterield, a former res ident of Houston street, died in Bridge port Thursday evening of a complica- ton of diseases. He was a native of New York state and came to this city when a young man, later building a home in Houston street. A few years ago he went to Bridgeport and after wards located in Stratford. He was about seventy three years of age. He was carpenter by trade and built several houses in this place. He mar ried Miss Ellen Barnes, sister of the late Henry Barnes of Houston street, . who survives him. He also leaves three children, Marcus E. Butterfield of + Welcome street; Mrs. Frank I. Hitch cock, and George L. Butterfield of Bridgeport. He also leaves a brother, George Bufterfield of New York state. Four grandchildren are Miss Florence and Frederick Butterfield of Fair Ha- ven and Miss Bertha Hitchcock and an infant son of George Butterfield of Bridgeport. The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at the Memorial chapel in Fair Haven cemetery and the burial will be in the Barnes lot. The annual meeting of the Epworth league of the East Pearl street M. E church was held at the home of MT and Mrs. John s. Sanford, 2d, in East Pearl street, Thursday evening, about fifty attending. Refreshments were served by the social committee. Officers elected are as follows: President, Fred erick Allen; heads of departments spiritual department, George Towner> mercy and help department, Mrs George Mallory; department of world evangelism, Miss Ethel Seymour; socia department, Miss Edith Lennon; secre AarH Warren Crawford; treasurer, Ern' est Cooper.
 The fire at 63 Atwater street, in tho home of Francis Carroll yesterday started among some clothes in a close kn some unknown manner, and in turr lighted the woodwork. The fire wa: on the ground floor and the damage amounts to about $SO. It is likely { case of mice and matches"
 The New Haven county w. c. T. U will hold it's semi-annual convention a the Grand avenue Baptist church, De- cember 6. There will be morning anC afternoon session. Some of the speak CTS are: Mrs Caroline B. Buell., presi. dent of the state w. c. T. U.; MT Spooner, secretary of Connecticut Tem. perance association. The committee il charge from the local union consists ot Mrs Henry Loveland, chairman; Mrs Mcbride, Mrs. Brinley, Mrs. Ives, Mrs Cooper, Mrs. Craus, Mrs. Richmond Mrs. Avery and Mrs. Meeker.
 Sylvan lodge Star of Bethlehem, vii hold a whist and supper in the lodge room, 7S1 Chapel street. over Frank store Tuesday afternoon, November 21 at 2 o'clock,
 The, gospel meeting of the W. c. T U, will be held in the hall, F Grand avenue, Sunday afternoon, at S:3t 0'eHoels a 6 dress IhxS4aa Yale man.
 The degree team of Quinnipiac con clave, Improved Order of Heptasophs will go to Danbury this afternoon tc exemplify the degree of the order on 2 class recently organized by Danbdry conclave This is the second time thi. team has worked the degree outside it! own lodge rooms, having visited Soutf Norwalk conclave last winter. A gooG time is planned for all who go to Dan bury tonight. On Monday evening tho regular meeting will be held, and it 1! desired that many will attend. Ticket! are selling satisfactorily for the com Ing dance in Polar Star hall, Novem ber 29.
 A musical will be given Wednesday evening, November 22, by the Senior L T. L., Co. F, of Fair Haven, at the home of Mrs. H. Brinley, 453 Quinnipiat avenue. All are asked to come ant help. The programme is as follows: Address of welcome
 Miss Lottie Burwell
 Piano solo--Mrs. Howard Waters.
 Reading Mrs. Brinley.
 Soprano solo-Mrs. Bradley.
 Recitation--Miss Rose Engelhardt.
 Harmonica and piano selection
 Messrs. BrinIey
 Recitatfon-tMaster Burton Gesner. ;, Piano solo-Miss Mabel O'Brien.
 Recitation-Master William Brinley.
 Banjo and guitar selections
 8# T0lJis Young and Henry Ranks