The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-18
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Announcement Team to Take Part in
 Races at Ste Firemen's Meeting-
 Rev. H. NJ. TbmpsOn Receives Degree
 of D. D.-Smi-AnnuaI Meeting of
 Home Cound, No. 1O--Birney KiI-
 bride Falls Ito Water at Quinnipiac
 Park--Other gotss.
 Foreman J. McManus, of Dayton Hook and Lader company of the An nex fire depart1ent, has announced the following team 0 take part in the races at the state firmen's meeting in West Haven to-morrW: w. Bowers, J. Grif- fin, J. Pachl, HIM. Pierce, w. J. Pierce, J. Timmreck, J.H. Tucker, Frank Me Manus, J. H. flanagan and T. Mott. They will participate in the truck race for 200 yards anI in the 220, 100 and 50- yard dashes Ths is a strong team and much is expectel of it.
 Rev H. M. Thompson, of Hartford, formerly of Tai Haven, has received the degree of D. D. from Colby college, where he was graduate.
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew R. Bradley, of Fair Haven Heghts, are entertaining MT. and Mrs. Fisl of Hyde Park, Mass, for a few weeks,
 Mrs Edith Fr,edenberg and children, of Clay street, hlve returred from New Jersey.
 The seni-annlal meeting of Home council No. 10, Brotherhood of Relief, was held at w. c. T. U. hall last even- ing. President Ellis presided and Charles 0. Francis was the secretary. The expenses for the term were $16.S1 the sum of $120 vas paid in sick bene- fits, and the amount in the treasury is S3l9.l9 There was 0 nvacancy, and Louis Deitz was elected, thus making the membership up to the limit of 100 There were six applications for mem bership, and the secretary was instruct cd to place these names on the mem- bership in their order when there are vacancies: Mr Hall, William T. Foote A. F, Vaughan, Frederick w. Foote Christopher J. Dunn and James Lang The two members of the sick visiting committee, Messrs. Hotchkiss and Geer were reappointed.
 Owing to the rain last evening the parade on the river of the QuinnipiaC Canoe club and the reception were post poned until this evening at S:SO. One candidate was initiated at tht regular meeting of Quinnipiac conclavt No. S13, Independent Order Heptasophs Monday evening. Few lodges are add ing to their membership during thu present hot weather, but the members of Quinnipiac eonelave propose to b' heard from this year and in the fall i is expected there will be a considerable gain in membership
 Yesterday was one of the most disa greeable days of the season, with high record for both temperature ant humidity. A little cooler weather and clearer air are promised for to-day. It is understood that when the Dor ough fire department goes to West Ha ven tomorrow to participate in the fire mems parade detail of firemen will be left in the borough to act in case a fire.
 Miss Margaret Smith of Chapel stree is visiting her aunt, Mrs. James Ora ham, of Waterbury.
 Matte l.. Adams has sold to c. Grady property fronting thirty-two fee in Grafton street.
 Birney Kilbride four years old, fe into the water at tQuinnipiac park yes terday and when rescued was apparent | ly dead, but was resuscitated at tn Emergency hospital.
 The Woodbridge Ice company expect to bring in a supply of ice from Main in August. It will be brought down i cars, as the shrinkage Is said to be les than by the water route.
 Alderman R. B Healy the Ferr street druggist, says that he expect that his resolution to increase the pa of city laborers from $1.75 to s2 per da will be given a public hearing in fe' days.
 James Eastman, of Shelter street, ha gone to Long Island for weeks vaca tion
 Mrs. Mara sehaunherst, of Quinn piac avenue, has gone to Seymour for few days stay.