The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31

The Ladies' Aid society of the Con- gregational church, East Haven, served one of their popular suppers in the chapel last evening.
 The Busy Bee club of East Haven will meet this afternoon with Miss Olive Smith. This is a very important meeting, as it is to be the election of officers and a good attendance is de- sired.
 The Connecticut company has pur- chased sixteen additional vostibuled cars for use on it's New Haven lines. These will be put on as soon as real cold weather sets in,
 The Women's guild of St. James, par ish in Westyille will give supper in the parish rooms at o'clock this even ing. The public is invited.
 The young men of St. Josephs church, Westville, recently held a meeting at the home of Rev. Father McGivney on Fountain street to ar range for fair. They decided to have it at the local hall In the middle of November.
 Judge Livingston w. Cleaveland was a passenger on the steamship Carma- mia, which arrived at New York yes- terday morning from Queenstown. The judge went abroad about a month ago rf fIoF 7aH1yf ,zf4 !. first eastward voyage. He went to Ireland on business trip. A banquet and entertainment will be enjoyed by the members of the Inland Journey club on Tuesday, Nov. 12, at the home of President Frank scholz, A Baldwin street. It is hoped that every member win be present as the committee in charge promises an en- joyable night.
 Next Monday evening the 2Oth anni- versary of Frieden's lodge, Sons of Hermann, will be celebrated with a concert dance and banquet, and ad- dresses by the founders of the lodge. The affair will begin at o'clock, ter minating at 2 a. m, and be entirely informal. Frank Scholz will act as floor manager, and Messrs. Miller and Schmidt as reception committee. Hen " Frodel will look after the personal comfort of the participants, while John Renlpfer and Edward Bohnwagner will manage the feast
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 The monthly business meeting of the ". P. s. F. of, the Congregational church of Westville was held last evening in the church parlors, after which those present enjoyed social hour An interesting program was given which included instrumental and vocal music, games of various descrip- tions and recitations.
 The Radium club of East Haven held it's weekly social at the home of Mrs ID. J. Clark Monday evening. The off cers elected at the previous meeting were: President, Alfred Andrew; sec. l retary, Arthur Page. The topic for con sideration at the past meeting was Our Pure Food Laws" and was ir charge of Miss Ruth and Harold and Holbrook.
 C. E. Lynde of this city, former resident of saybrook, who Is employed | as telegraph operator on the New Ha. ven road, was recently painfully in. jured by receiving bad wrench of hit right ankle. The fragments were bad. l ly torn and it is believed he will bt laid up for three weeks. He Is mem Der of the Connecticut Valley Benefi association
 Constable Borst of Meriden brough l three children of Mir. and Mrs. William A. Pierce to the county home here or Shelton avenue Monday. The fathe , deserted his family Labor day, takins with him an 11-years-old son. Tn,
 mother has 15-months-old baby t. care for.
 GOOD ROADS MONEY.