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Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. NeaIe Home from
FIorida-Rev. E. C. TuIIar to Deliver
Lecture This EEening-wiIIiam Ben
ham Dies In New York Hospital
Miss Ethel f. Prince Married in
Philippine IsIands-Aecident at Wire
MIL
W. S. NeaIe OF Atwater street, who
with his wife have just returned from
Florida. reports a very pleasant trip.
Mrs. Neale, who was quite ill when she
went away, is now much improved in
health, They sailed from New York.
January "a, on the day of the great
snow storm. going down on the steam
er Apaehee- When just south Of Hat
tecas the ship encountered the full fury
of the storm and it was necessary to
run for twelve hours right out to sea
before the blast. OF 800 passengers on
board all but twenty-five were seasick,
but Mr.. Neale never lost a meal on the
voyage. Most of their stay was at
Palm Beach. although they stopped at
several places in Florida on their way
north. Mr.. Neale has been all over
Florida, going there for the past dozen
years, and says that Palm Beach is
! the finest part of the state he has ever
| visited. During his stay there was
| uniform Temperature of from 20 to so
degrees ...+ 49,. -........
| Rev. L. c. Tullar will deliver his IL
! lustsat9d lecture on Jerusalem" at the
| East Pearl street church this evening
| This lecture, the last delivered in the
| course on Palestine, Is repeated by re-
| quest.
At the meeting of the New Haven
! Ministers association Monday, Rev.
| DIR. Sheath was a member of the COM
rnittee that recommended six Yale di-
vinity students who desire to preach.
Among the number was Thomas e.
Nugent Of York, Neb, who has preach
ed several times as a supply at the.
Grand avenue Baptist church. All Of
the applicants will receive licenses to
preach.
Rev. e. C. Tullar went to waterbury
! yesterday to attend the New York East
conference, which began last evening
with session devoted to the inter-
ests Of the Epworth league.
| The ladies' aid society will give
supper in the parlors of the East Pearl
street church tomorrow evening at
| o'clock.
4 Yesterday morning at about $3.50 an
| accident occurred at the mills of the
National Wire corporation. John Smith
| of $50 Quinnipiac avenue suffered a
1 fracture of the leg and was taken to
| the New Haven hospital. He is doing
nicely and his recovery is expected.
| A considerable force of men were at
| work yesterday relaying the curved
tracks and switches on Grand avenue
connecting with the car house of the
Consolidated Railway company. Parts
i of the switches were badly worn and
needed renewing.
! Harry ". Santry of Lloyd street has
been nominated for constable on the
citizens ticket.
/ clifford Hubbard has returned from
Iowa.
The Six Hand Euchre club was enter
tanned Monday evening by Mrs. G. E.
KelIg of AtWater street.
4 INUHidS #EoeiulL VI riSIIy 4oLACCL - SO1 :
iously i'll with inflammatory rheuma-
tism.
Mrs T. w. Sheath, who has been quite
ill for several days, is improving.
The trustees Of Bushnell hall state
that the religious sect known as the
Holy Jumpers have not tried to hire
that property as was reported.
William Benham. a native of Fair
Haven, who resided in Milford several
years and later going to Brooklyn, re-
Gently died in a New York hospital and
the funeral will be held at his late
home to-day. He was sixty-five years
Of age and for a number OF years had
. been a conductor on one Of the New
York surface cars. He is survived by
three brothers.
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