The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-14


 gh school this afternoon. President w. Bolton called the Senior meet g at 3 p. m, Clarence Doolittle and lomas Quinlivan were appointed 1lers. The officers elected for the en- \ ing year are:
 observation-disclosures Doolittle. -president-H W. Allen. Secretary and treasurer-Catherine 8oCarthy.
 Tollector-Dcnald Parker #The Junior meeting was called at 5 D. m. by President Edward Col & s. Howard Porter and Edwin Brown, were appointed tellers. The officers #scted are as follows: President--Jessie Tushey. #yice President Marjorie Goddard. &secretary and Treasurer-Edwin Town, jr.
 HTollector-Mira Smith. 1.-The class voted to give series of en- ' Ertainments this coming winter. They i've about thirty dollars in the treas fy at present.
 Harry s. Stone, former head master Choate's school, and author of the llama, Framing of the Wild' was put der arrest by Bronx detective yes iday, charged with passing a bad eck. Stones reputation in the bor- gh was not the best and he is be- we'd to have been in the hands of the IN before this time. The following count of his arrest was printed In Is mornings New York Sum
 Harry Sheppard Stone, who has an living at the Van Cortlandt park If house for some time, was arrested
 the links yesterday afternoon arged with having passed a bad eek for S1OO on John P. o'Connell, 10 has charge of the club house. < .one hasn't seemed to have any occu- tion other than that of playing golf. oprietor O'Connell says that the ung man was very polite and when : one presented check for $1oO he shed it.
 The check was drawn on the First tional bank of Wallingford, Conn. Connell put 1t through his bank, the 4 onx Borough, and the check came : ck marked N. G. O'Connell told the onx detective bureau and three uths were sent after Stone. The ung man had left the club house and
 detectives could get no trace of ' h.
 Stone returned and started in to y golf yesterday afternoon. Propri- r O'Connell telephoned the Bronx uths and they arrested Stone at the : alfth hole Stone took his arrest nly, but he became indignant when
 police refused to wait until he had zen bath and changed his clothes ore being led to a cell
 Stone characterized such treatment little short of barbarian He said E home was in England"
 Hiss Ellen Talcott entertained a nber of her friends this evening at
 Wallingford Country Club house. ncing was enjoyed by every one un- late hour. The evening was ideal b lent an added charm to the af- r. The patronesses were Mrs. Dr. < ffum, Mrs, Samuel Clulee, Mrs. nuel Hubbard and Mrs. William lcott. Music was furnished by a lin and guitar. Oliver Foote ca ed.
 The D. P. c. team will close its sea- < with a game against the Consoli- led team of New Haven, This az gation of players is made up of he of the best men in New Haven a good game is expected. The D.
 C.'s tried to arrange for another ne with the Crescents, but were un- cessful and therefore signed the CT team of Elm City heavy hitters. contest will take place on the D. C. grounds opposite the Couth Col street grounds. The lineup: D. r.
 Brosnan c, Yalenti p, Barry ID, nnedy 2b, Sheehey ss, O'Connell Sb, ,zer If, Fritz of, Mount If, Calla- l, sub.
 n now begins to look as if Wal gford will have polo this winter. At
 last meeting of Co. K the follow
 committee was appointed to con-
 with the Wallingford Polo asso- jon in regard to renting the ar ly. Lieutenant North, sergeants louette, Smith and Sansen and Cor al Beaudoin.
 he many Wallingford friends of Try G. Ives will he interested to
 W that he will be married to Miss
 lie E. Lacy in Yonkers, N. Y, We'd Z day afternoon, September %, at 5 ock. After an extended wedding
 the couple will reside in Spring