The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-09

SAiopCI SlAeel, J. N1- OlScllC' LIZ L@eloI l Chapel street; w. J. O'Donnell, 101 Pine street; c, C. Sherman, 47 Monroe street; J. H, Kelly, 1O2 Poplar street; J, J. Kennedy, 107 James street, and J. J. Driscoll, POS Dover street.
 George Horan, of Main street, has gone to Bridgeport, where he has talk en position with a large manufacture ing firm.
 Persevering circle of Kings Daugh- met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Collett of Exchange street.
 F. w. Meehan has sold to G. Donner land fronting 100 feet, and buildings, located on Pierpont street,
 A meeting of the Busy Bee society was held at the home of Mrs Haskell, Hemingway avenue, East Haven, We'd terday afternoon, and the topic was Facts and Stories of Micronesia"
 The members of Quinnioiac Hose company are much interested over the prospect of taking summer trip as a ccmpanv, but as yet no decision has been taken regarding the destination Two meetings have been held on this matter which have been pretty thor oughly discussed. At largely attend ed meeting Tuesday evening various places were proposed for the excursion, including the Jamestown exposition, Washington and Coney island The Jamestown trip, 1t was believed would require over a week and the expense for forty-three members would be in excess of $1,000, and many members, it was reported, could not be away for so long a time. A trip to Washington would also consume considerable time and expense, and if either trip was ap- proved. Jamestown seemed to be the preferred. As an expression of opinion 6 vote was taken and majority were in favor of Coney Island, for a two days trip. The company has not def- notely decided in the matter and this will probably be concluded at the next regular meeting, next Tuesday even- ing. From present appearances, the Coney Island trip is likely to be taken and in the month of July or August. At the next meeting Foreman Blake will inspect the uniforms, and after the meeting, an oyster supper will be serv- | ed.
 The song recital Wednesday evening at the Grand avenue Congregational. church was attended by good au dience and all were much pleased with the entertainment H. E. Woodstock, former organist at this church. ac- companied the singers, and boy so- pranos, Grant Austin and Everett Maclachan and George I. Tompkins, violinist The program was preceded by a short organ concert
 At station A quite number of the glazed post cards have been held up, as their transmission is contrary to a recent regulation of the postoffice de- partment, It is claimed that the glass and mica on the surfaces sifts off and there is danger of its being inhaled in- to the respiratory organs with harmful effects. These postcards, however, can be enclosed in an envelope and forwarded at letter postage. 1 It has not yet been decided where the hose carriage for the Hemingway town district will be located There was some talk of erecting house for the carriage on Walter Brockett's land in Foxon street, near Quinnipiac ave- nue, but nothing decisive has been ar rived at. This little matter of the hose carriage seems to have elicited many plans and it's final decision seems a lons way off.
 The funeral of the late simon T. Jonas was attended from the home of his son, William Jonas, 26 Woolsey street, Wednesday evening, Rev, E. c. Tullar officiating. The remains will be taken to-day to Milford for inter- ment
 Supper was served "wednesday even ing in the parlors of the East Pearl street M. E. church by the ladies aid society.
 A meeting of the outlook club of the Grand avenue Baptist church was held in the chapel Wednesday at 8 p. m, when Rev Dr. Powell pastor of Im- manuel Baptist church, gave an ad- dress on John Brown at Harpers Ferry" and there were recitations and solos by members of that church.
 An interesting whist was held We'd nesday afternoon at A. O. U. W. hall by members of the ID. of L.
 Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock the ladies of Columbia L. c. E. gave a whist at the home of Mrs, Field, 21 Avon street.
 A little girl has arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. Albert Stoddard on Quinnipiac avenue.
 Inventory is going on at the plant of the National Wire corporation and this should be completed this week. The works are closed for the present.
 Wednesday evening the music com- n?ittee of Grand avenue Congregational church listened to the trial of voices of solosts who wish to become mem bers of the quartet the coming year.
 Members of the Daughters of Isabella paid a surprise visit to Miss Elizabeth Bree of Lloyd street Tuesday evening and whist and pinochle were enjoyed There were vocal and instrumental so- los and refreshments were served. A number of gifts were bestowed upon Miss Bree
 A ten pound boy has arrived at the home of MT and Mrs Clifford Lines of Bristol street and formerly of Fair Ha- ven.
 The Morris Cove fire department is to be absorbed by the Annex fire de- partment
 John J. McAvoy, who was promoted on Tuesday evening from patrolman to