The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-04

(b) The Hunters Song-Rooms IA,
 15 and IS.
 Eunbonnet drill-Rooms 10 and ii. Declamation-The American Indian Raymond Foster. room 19 Boys Glee club room 19-
 (a) Cuddle Down,
 (b) Home Song.
 Comedy-Mrs. Tubbs' Telegram
 Room 19
 Characters. Mrs. Tubbs-Margaret Callahan.
 Children of Mrs. Tubbs. Rowena-Francis Nye.
 Amelia-Ethel Mccoy.
 Tommy-Joseph McCuen. Teddy-Harry Griswold. Other little Tubbs-Jeanie Parcells, Gertrude Lutz and Leon Ryan.
 Neighbors of Mrs Tubbs. Mrs. Raven-Ruth Taylor Mrs. Donnell-Minnie Wills Miss Simpkins-Frances Fuller. Mrs. Dooey-Ruth Mansfield. Mrs. Pitkins-Olive Russell. Mrs. Snipp-Catherine Cornell. Telegraph boy-Russell Strubel.
 Place-Kitchen of Mrs. Tubbs at
 Cinder Corner.
 George Jones, machinist employed at the Consolidated Railway shops on Grand avenue, was painfully hurt by a drilling machine Tuesday. His left hand was caught in the machine and one of the fingers was crushed pr. Robbins amputated the finger at the first joint.
 Mrs Leslie c. Waters is in Torring- ton, where she will organize council of the Daughters of Liberty on April TO- Mrs. Waters Is the state organizer and Elas organized number of coun- cils of the order during her term of On April Il she will attend the anniversary exercises of the council which she organized one year ago in Norwalk.
 Mrs. Waters recently returned from her former home in Paterson, N. J., where she attended the funeral of her mother, the late Mrs. Adrian Post, who died at the age of seventy y-seven years. Mrs. Post had made many visits here and was visitor at her daughters s home last summer. Her husband died about nine years ago. She was the mother of twelve children, ten of whom are living. There were thirty-t1ve grandchildren, twenty-six of whom survive also sixteen great-grandchil- dren, thirteen of whom survive.
 Maurice J. Cain, of Lombard street, the well-known letter carrier, who has been incapacitated from service for five months owing to an accident in which he fractured his kneepan, reported for duty at station A yesterday. For some two or three weeks he will work only half day. His route has been carried by Substitute Edward P. Fryer. MT. .Cain was warmly welcomed on his route by his friends, who are glad of his recovery.
 Lester A. Duncklee, of Milford N. H., is visiting Mrs Frederick w. Ja cobs, of 92 Grafton street.
 The Easter sale in the kindergarten of Strong school proved more profitable than first reported, for by the orders taken by pupils for goods the total prof. its were increased to $35, which will be used in tinting the walls and ceiling of the Kindergarten.
 Philip Ryan, of Russell street, Fair Haven, and Miss Elizabeth Harding, of Gibb street, were married at St. Mary s church yesterday. Their bridal trip will include Washington and Atlantic City, and on their return will reside at 479 Russell street.
 Little girls of Pilgrim church, seven teen in number, took part in an enter tainment in Pilgrim church chapel last evening, giving several tableaux The playlet, Tn Spotless Town" was also given. Supper was served by young ladies of the church preceding the en- tertainment.
 E. H. Barnes, of Quinnipiac avenue, who has been ill is able to be out again.
 Perseverance council, Daughters of Liberty, held its regular meeting last evening" after wI1ich whist was in or der.
 A whist was given last evening by St. Anthony's guild at the residence of J w. Quinn.
 Quinnipac Hose, Hook and Ladder company gave a very successful dance at Polar Star hall last evening, about 100 couples attending. The grand marcE was led by Foreman and Mrs. L. A. T bldhe' Iue lOllONllS Was tHt iIldudSe- ment:
 General committee-Jacob Frohlich Edgar Allen, w. F. Hubbard, H. c Howard and John w. Hotchkiss.
 Floor director-W. F. Hubbard.
 Assistant floor director-Dwight L Potter
 Aides-Joiln Poole, Leon Allen, Wal. ter Curtis, John Gollo, George Vogt ant C. Henry Dayton.
 BREACH OF PEACE CASES.