The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-19
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Regular Meeting of QuInnipiac Con- < cIave, No. 313, I. 0. H., Thi Evsening , -Rev. Charles smith to Address
 Young People Tuesday Afternoon
 Rev. pr. F. s. Evans, Former Pas
 tist Church-Lodge, Social and Per-
 sOnaI News,
 The regular meeting of Quinnipiac conclave No 913, Improved Order Hep tasophs, will be held this evening at the A. o. U. W. hall, 25 Grand avenue, at 8 o'clock. The hobo degree team will work the degrees on four candidates, and the report of the minstrel enter tainment will be given. The minstrel entertainment on Thursday evening was a great success In every way, and as demand has been made for its rep etition it will be given in Foy audito- rum early in December under the aus pices of the Y. M. c. A.
 The stalling of 13O cars of the Consol- dated railway at about 430 Saturday afternoon disappointed hundreds of pa irons of the line and was caused by the grounding of one of the equalizers at the power house in Grand avenue The lights at the power house were also put out of business It was about two hours before all of the cars were in operation qprqin This eral weeks ago, occurred on Saturday, when the travel was very heavy.
 Some of the residents of East Pearl street are objecting to the telephone poles set in the street last week for ad- ditional telephone service. The special criticism is that many of the poles are crooked and ill-looking, and that while they have been painted, it is wrong to set such posts in an important residen- tial street. It is claimed that straight and less objectionable poles could have been set without much increase of ex- pense.
 The sale of the old Housatonic Manu- featuring company's plant at Blatchley avenue to the Fuller Manufacturing company, of New York, has just been recorded in the town clerks office. The receiver of the Housatonio company, Lieutenant-G Governor Woodruff, effected the sale. A mortgage Of the property for $50,000 Is made to the New Haven Trust company. It is expected that this company will start business before long for the manufacture of printing presses.
 Rev. Charles G. Smith will address the young people of the Grand Avenue Baptist churchin the chapel tomorrow at 4:30 p. m. on the organization of jun for work.
 Miss Emily Weiser, of Lloyd street, and Miss Augusta White, of Strong school, paid visit to the Horace Mann school the past week, and Miss Gather inc Brennan, of Strong school, and Miss . Hunt, of Lloyd street school, paid visit to some of the Springfield public schools.
 MT. Levy, who recently purchased the Central hall property on Grand avenue, has removed from Wallingford to a tenement in the property,
 Mrs. T. F. Callahan, of Blatchley ave- nue, is visiting in New York for few days.
 A. R. Jilson, of Quinnipiac avenue, has returned from Hartford.
 Herman Wilson, of Poplar street, is visiting friends in Boston.
 Two candidates will be initiated at the meeting of Layol council, K. of C., this evening.
 There was large congregation at the Grand Avenue Baptist church yester- day morning to greet Rev. Dr. P. S. Evans, a former pastor of that church, and who is now residing in Brooklyn. The pastor of the church, Rev Charles G. Smith, said that he would introduce ! his friend as Rev. Father Evans, as this aged clergyman was known and loved by so many members of the church and remembered by many oth- CTS in this community during his pas torate of three years. After leaving here pr. Evans became the field secre- tary of the Connecticut Baptist conven- tion, where he performed valuable ser vice, and later organized and for sev- eral years was pastor of the Baptist church in Torrington. His son, Dr. P. s. Evans, jr., is medical missionary in China and Dr. Evans visited him and remained in China two years, returning about year ago, Dr. Evans spoke on China last evening, and of the missions prospects, in a very interesting and in- structive manner. Since his last visit here he has received the degree of D. D. from his alma mater, the Rochester Theological seminary. He Is visiting at the home of Deacon N. A. Beebe during his stay here.