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The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-31
Great Service for To.dar.

The services this noon at the R.
 Wallace & Sons plant were in charge of Rev. W. A Spinney They were opened with singing led by MT Pugh and then followed with prayer by Rev Mir. Spinney. Dr. Granstaff spoke from Proverbs xviii. IS: Who soever covereth his sin shall not pros per. but whoso confesseth and for saketh sin shall have mercy." As the whistle blew before the services were ended Mir. Pugh was unable to sing a solo. The factory services tomorrow will be held at 12:3o m. at factory L. International Silver company. The afternoon service to-day was held at the Methodist Episcopal church and was largely attended. Friday after noon at the First Baptist church there will be a meeting at 2 o'clock for women only. Mrs. Asher will speak. Tomorrow evening Fridayl a train load of 125 chorus singers of the First Baptist church of New Haven will come to Wallingford and augment the local chorus. For tomorrow evening thr grandest service of the campaign Is promised. and the people of Wal lineford to a person should attend this meeting. pr. Granstaff will speak and MT. Pugh will render solo.
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Grange Meeting.

A most interesting program was delivered at the meeting of the grange in Wallace Block this evening De- spite the zero weather large number of the farmers were present and a most enjoyable evening was passed by everyone present, The program was as follows:
 Kinds of Trees Growing in Connec- ticut With Their Uses" c. W. Harri- son.
 "The Parcels Pest as Practiced in France" A. R. Butler. How Would the Parcels Post Help the Farmers of Connecticut Wi liam R. Cooke.
 "Denatured Alcohol; Cost and Uses George D. Hall.
 Selected readings - Rasena Scard and Sharles Schwab.
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TNn SnriaI Events

Two social dances were booked for this evening. One at the Temperance hall. given by the St. Rose Ladies' so- ciety. and the other at the armory. an exhibition drill and dance given by the members of CO. K. for Private St. Onee. Both were pronounced successes in every sense of tho word. The ex- hibitiou drill at the armory was given bv the soldier boys in fine manner and their work was heartily applauded. For the dance which followed Me Donough's full orchestra furnished ex- cellent music The various committees in charge are to be congratulated upon the success of the affair. 4 large dele gation from co. l. of Meriden was present
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Make a notc now to get EIy's Cream

Balm if you are troubled with nasal cstarrh. hay fever or cold in the head. It is purifying and soothing to the sensitive membrane that lines the air passages. It is made to overcome the disease. not to fool the patient by a short deceptive relief There is no cocaine nor mercury in it. Do not he talked into taking a substitute for Flv's cream Balm All druggists sell it. Price soc Mailed by Ely Bros. ss warren street. New York
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WALLINGFORD.
especial Journal-ccnr,cr New.-serylcc.,

Special Journal-Ccnricr Ncws-Servicc.)
 Wsllingford, Jan, 30, Bishop Brewster will be present at the morn ing service at St Paul's church next Sunday and will administer the rites of confirmation to the largest class in the history of the parish. once before a number of years ago there was 8 class equal in number. but it was made up of members whoihad entered during two years One year having elapsed without visit from the bsh- op The class this year numbers thir- ty-five
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CoNsTABUL,RY FOR NEVADA.

Washington, Jan. 30.-Senator Nix on. of Nevada, informed President Roosevelt to-day that the new constab- ulary of Nevada would be ready to po- lice Goldield in three weeks. This will make it possible to withdraw the United States troops now stationed there.
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avenue. This is to add to the alumni fund to be used in completing the dec orating of the Strong building. This committee consists of Maude Kelly, Lewis Humison, Evelena Rockwell, l, Clark, Forcyth Shepard, Blanche Hume, Alice Connor, Irmagarde Sch neider, Arthur Phillips. Marcelli Quinn, Fred Musch, Katherine Mesterman, Lloyd Salisbury, Louise Wrinn, Harry Hall, Herbert Seward, Harry Daggett, Claude Dibble, Georgianna Scott, Lena Gierding, Augusta White and Raymond Foster
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Miss Mae Mccarthy of Seaside ave- nue entertained a number of young la dies and gentlemen from Bridgeport Tuesday evening. Miss Mccarthy, who is general favorite, proved, as usual a most winning hostess, and all enjoyed a delightful time. At late hour a collation was served. Most of the young ladies who were present are day students at Eauralton hall. where Miss Mccarthy is taking a course in commercial subjects.
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Madeleine beautiful French play, was given by members of the Ladies St. Rose society at the Temperance hall this evening. The parts were all well taken and call forth no small amount of praises'~ MT. St. Hilaire ir fancy dancing wa, good.
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The meeting of the committee of ln- vestigation of the claim of W. II. Barnes for sl925,64 on the abatements was held last night at the home of Ed win s. Todd. The committee formulat- ed plans for the investigation which is to be a very thorough one. At tho next meeting MT. Barnes will be pres- ent 10 explain certain difficulties of the committee. The meeting will be held Tuesday night,
 The qurterly meeting of the Peck Stow and Wilcox company was held yesterday afternoon at the office ant little except routine business was done The regular dividend of 2ia per cent was declared, although the company k in poor condition
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SOU7HlNG7ON.
Especial Journal-courler New. service.

Special Journal-Couri News servIce.)
 Southington, Jan 30.-The annual meeting of the Beaton and Corbin Mfg. company was Nheld yesterday afternoon at the office, The report of the secrc- tary was read and showed that q most successful year has just been passed. The customary dividend was paid. Tho following directors were elected: Will lis P. Corbin, Frank N. Wells. Isaac Wells Albert Wells Thomas Timbrell The following officers were elected by the directors. President. w. P. Corbin; vice president. Frank N Wells: treas urer. Isaac Wells, secretary, Albert Wells assistant treasurer, Albert Wells, Frank N Wells, auditor.
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EXPLOSION FATAL.

Thomrsonville. Jan. 30.-Nincenzo Pecorrelli. the three-year-old son of Antonio Pecorrelli. was killed to-day as the result of the explosion of water pipes attached to the stove in the kitchen
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JAPAN SEEKS FRENCH LOANe

Paris, Jan. 90.-The y-esence in this city of eiziro Wakatsuki. vice minister of finance in the Japanese cabinet, has created fresh rumors that Japan is seeking new loan.
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MILFORD.

Especial Journal-Courier News-service.)
 Milford, Jan. 30.-Mr. and Mrs. Shute and their daughter and her children are all i'll with the grip. It was Mir. Shute's intention to return to the Soldiers Home at Noroton, but he has remained at home.
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welch was defeated by Wrinn at the Bradley house in the tournament last night The score was 120 to 79. Welch Horan and Adams. who were scheduled to play last night, played tonight Much interest is being taken in the match game which is to be played at the Bradley house tomorrow night The game will be 90 to l5o points for S50
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A large number were present at the business meeting of the Christian En- deavor society of the Congregational church on Wednesday evening. Satis- factory reports were given from the different committees and several mat ters of importance were discussed. A social was then enjoyed by all present, various games being played after which the social committee served a light luncheon. The members of the society were glad to welcome so many of the younger Sunday school scholars.
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Mrs. Caroline Sperry has sent to the board of education an application for the position of acting school visitor. this position having been made va cant by the death of Nathan E. Smith, who held it for thirty years,
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The Epworth league of the Methodist church held a business meeting on Wednesday evening at the home of Mir and Mrs. Frank J. Beach at Wood mont. Skating on the Beach lake was enjoyed after the business session and then hot refreshments were served. Every one had a right good time.
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The funeral of Miss Julia Mahon, who died Tuesday at tho home of her broth CT. Thomas Mahon of Bristol street, was held from St Thomas church thls morning at 30 a. m. Interment was in St Thomas cemetery.
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Quite delegation Of local mem bers of the Knights of Pythias attend cd and oyster supper given by George B. Shaw lodge of Stony Greek last evening. In the party were District Deputy Grand Chancellor Andrews and others.
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The remains of Mrs. Clarissa A, Bar tholomew were brought to the borough interment in the Center street ceme- tery. She died at the home of he- daughter in Morris Cove Monday after noon.
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The operation on Miss Lena Mark ham for appendicitis at Dr. Johnson's hospital in Hartford yesterday was not postponed a5 was stated. It was sue cessful and although the girl is very ill at the present time the chances for her recovery are good.
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To day was the coldest day of the winter, the thermometer going down as far as 10 degrees oeiow zero in some places. Fine ice is the result and it S being harvested in large quantities.
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The weather yesterday was rather unfavorable for oyster catching and most of the boats which went down the harbor did not remain long, for the wind was too high and the cold was to intense for dredging. But there is pretty fair supply of oyters on hand at the shops. Lancraft Brothers have bay-the Eva Lewis and the Fred Snow--vith about e,o0o0 bushels of oysters.
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Miss Harriet Fuller of Central ave nue will go today to North Haven to spend a few days with Miss Eleanor Cooper, who formerly lived in West vile with her uncle, Postmaster David Monson.
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Andrew J. Smith and William F Whitney left today for stay ir Manater and Fort Pierce Florida.
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Mrs. Thomas Mottram of Wallace street entertained the N. R. club this afternoon
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tained number of friends and neigh bors, who arrived unexpectedly at their home on Tuesday evening. Whist was enjoyed, and prizes were secured by Mrs. J. E. Lockwood, Mrs. w H.
 Chadderton and Mrs. G. F. Mallory. and Mir Bailey, Mir. Watt and Clifford
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FAIR HAVEN.
Two Marriages Announced Yes terday-Lecture on Re-
 ligion of Japan.

There were two marriages of Fair Haven people, announcement of which was made yesterday, that will be of much interest to the many friends of these couples. One of these couples was Peter Jacobson, the we'll known tailor whose store is in the Crawford building, in Grand avenue, and Miss Emma Lowe, daughter of William Lowe. of 3S0 Exchange street. The ceremony was performed at the rectory of Christ P. E. church In Bridgeport yesterday. and Rev. Ernest J, Craft of11ciatcd. The couple are popular and have great. many friends, all of whom will tender their congratulations. MT. Jacobson has resided in Fair Haven many years and his bride is lifelong resident here and a popular young lady. Immediately after the ceremony which was witnessed only by Mir. Ja- cobson's son, William A. Jacobson. the couple left for Washington and will be away for fortnight on a southern tour. On their return they will reside at Mir. Jacobson's home, 20 Clinton avenue.
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Mrs. J. H. Buffum entertained the Fortnighty club at her residence on Center street this evening.
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"The Call to Service was the topic of the sermon by Rev. E. C. Tullar at the East Pearl Street M. E. church last evening. MT. Tullar will deliver the fourth in this series Of special sermons at the same place this evening at JAS o'clock, These have been very earnest and helpful discourses and right in line with the recent evangelical work.
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Anyone desiring postal pictures of the evangelists to this district, Rev. H. D. Sheldon and MT s. Wallace Mitch ell also Dr. J. Wilbur Chapman and some of his band of workers, may in quire of Miss Carolyn c. Voorhees,, 69 Fountain street.
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The Junior auxiliary will meet at the St. Paurs parish house tomorrow after. noon (Friday) at o'clock
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MT and Mrs. William Bartholomew of Forestville. Conn.,. were borough vis- itors today. They formerly resided in WallingforG
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The H. c. social and dance was given in Germanla hall this evening
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Mir. and Mrs. Henry Smith moved on Wednesday into the house of Miss Alice Cheney on Alden avenue. Mir. the house formerly occupied by Mir. Smith. will repaper and repair his house which will afterwards be occu- pied by MT. and Mrs. John B. Tower and family of Fountain street.
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Was it cold yesterday? Well, rather. This was the opinion of people who had occasion to cross the Fair Haven bridges where the oxygen was in plen- tiful supply. Some thermometers mark ed one degree below zero early yester- day morning, which was a drop of about 36 degrees from the maximum of Wednesday. But it is all right, for there Is now 8 chance of harvesting some ice.
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Gardner. Refreshments were served. and the evenings enjoyment will be long remembered.
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Harold Bronson and Edwin Judson captured the two prizes at the meet ing of the Orient Social club at the pin ocnle party, Wednesday evening. Three new members joined the club
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The present cold wave has brought joy to the hearts of the local icemen. and it is stated that they will begin harvesting their crop in few days. provided the present weather condi- tions continue,
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The other Fair Haven marriage re- ferred to above was that of Captain Hudson B. Forbes and Miss Adele E. Nettleton. Captain Forbes is an ex- tensive owner of real estate at Morris Cove, where he has resided many years. He is also an ex-selectman of the town of New Haven. He conducted the Forbes house, Morris Cove, many years. For several years he has been retired from business and Is now about lo years of age. The marriage of this couple took place on wednesday and the ceremony was performed by Rev. D. J, Clark of the East Haven Congre- gational church, Captain Forbes re- sides in Townsend's avenue, near Fort Hale park.
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Mrs. Charles Pierson entertained number of her friends at her home in Quinnlpiac avenue. Tuesday evening. There was good music and an excellent supper was served
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Mrs. Howard F. Parker returned to- day from weeks stay in Hartford.
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The funeral of John Culleney. aged seNenty-seven years, was held thIs morning from St. Thomas church a 9 o'clock. lnterment was in st. Thomas cemetery
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Tonight there will be an illustrated lecture given by Professor Hiram Bingham Journeys Across Venezuela and United States of Colombia" This will be story of the adventures and personal experiences of Professor Bingham while on trip through South America several years ago. There will be several musical selec- tions. The lecture will he in the hall of Strong school at s o'clock The public is invited. Admission free.
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Mrs. Putney has returned from Short visit with relatives in New York city.
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BRANFORD.
Special Journal-Couricr News-seryic..,

Branford. Jan. 30.--The fire which destroyed the residence of Mir and Mrs. Thomas O'Brien of West Main street, in the early morning hours of to-day, was the most serious in the history of Branford since that of No- vember, 1904. when St Mary's church was reduced to ruins. The biting cold and fierce gale of last night added to the discomfort of the firemen and it is a matter of wonderment and of con graduation that the blaze was con fined to the house in which it orig mated.
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A very successful social was held in the basement of the Congregational church last evening. The affair was under the auspices of the Young Peo- ples society of Christian Endeavor of that church.
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News of Neighboring Places

nurse during the war. The pension is s20 per month and was introduced by Congressman N. D. Sperry.
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Patrick Monahan, an inmate of the town farm. died at that institution this morning.
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Miss Kittie O'Brien has returned from visit with friends in New Ha- ven
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NASHVILLE.

Mrs. James F. Hunter and little son, Russell. of Fountain street, leave today for Wethersfield where they will spend several weeks 1n account of the i'll health of Mrs Hunter.
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Myrtle chapter. 0. E. S., was rep resented by delegation at the annual meeting of the grand chapter, held in Masonic hall in Church street, yester- day.
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The next basketball game scheduled is that of the Battery vs. Wesleyan 2d at the armory Saturday evening. A first class game is expected.
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Mir. tand Mrs. Watson Woodruff of Orange gave dinner for the George Street Whist club at their home on Monday evening. Miss May Woodruff and William Hotchkiss were also their guests.
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Tn the house of representatives at Washington. D. C., yesterday a pension bill was passed in behalf of Sylvan N. Anthony cf this rl1ce, who served as
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Philip Mckeon has been appointed administrator of the estate of the late Mary Burke Farrell
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Miss Burroughs of New York city is the guest of MT. and Mrs. T. J. Falls at The Films" Fort Trumbull Beach.
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The Christian Endeavor society of the Stony Greek church gave 2 very
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Nathan Fenn of Lafayette avenue was taking MT. Barnes of the New Haven Water company around the town on Wednesday. This company has just bought out the Milford Water company and Mir. Barnes came to town to look over the plant and the connections.
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The meeting of Woodland lodge. No. S9, K. of P, next Monday evening will be ladies night" A program of entertainment will be provided and refreshments will be served
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Miss Celia Coulter, formerly of the local telephone exchange was the guest of friends in town over Sunday
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The regular weekly drill of the sec ond platoon Battery A, was held in their armory this evening and DOT tion of it was devoted to target prac- tice with pistols.
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Edwin R. Kelsey, jr, has rendered his final account as administrator of the estate of the late William R. Har- wood and the estate has been closed.
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Several lovers of the dance from the center attended the usual weekly hop at the Short Beach bowling alleys this evening.
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The Twentieth Century Whist club meets Friday afternoon with Mrs George $. Pond of Milford avenue.
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The nurse who was caring for Mrs. John w. Nichols, jr., of Cherry Hill, has returned to her home. Mrs. Mich ols having recovered from her pro- tracted illness
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Ice formed across Quinnipiac river, near Camarso bridge and in the mar rows near Quinnipiac drswbridge, for the first time this winter.
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Mir. and Mrs. Theodore Thompson of Broad street are entertaining Mrs. Charlotte King of Bridgeport.
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Members of the Waucoma Yacht club have had many pleasant social occas- ions at their headquarters in Front street during the winter and last even- ing there was another of these affairs, a pinochle party Despite the cold, there was a good attendance
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There were a few of the juveniles out at Hemingway's pond. apparently oblivious of the frigid weather and en- toying the skating, yesterday.
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A few more cases of scarlet fever, all fortunately of a mild type, are re- ported, and it would appear that the condition of an epidemic will soon be realized.
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Mrs. Albertus Whitcomb of Cherry street, spent Tuesday with friends in New York city. and was the guest of Mr. and Mrs Bates
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Robert w. Goodyear. who resided in Branford for short time, is at taining an enviable distinction as a composer. His productions are eager ly sought by musical publications, and his future in his chosen sphere seems assured
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Akene tribe of Red Men held a meeting this (Thursday) evening and much important business was trans acted.
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4 very interesting description of the religion of Japan, was given by Y. Hayakowe, Yale student. in the church parlors at MontowAse, Tuesday evening. It was a sociable given by the rAstor's Bible class to the members and friends.
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The Battery basketball team met with defeat at the armory last even ing, their opponents being the Light Guards of New Haven. The score was g to in favor of the visitors. This is practically the first reverse of the Battery boys this season. they having won fourteen consecutive games.
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Harold Judson of Qulnnipiac avenue, is visiting in Boston.
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Company E. Senior l.. T. L held its monthly banquet, Monday evening, at the home of Mrs. Henry Brinley Of Grand avenue. There were twenty-on members present. Preceding the ban quet devotional and business meet ing Was held. Mir. Alofsin of Yale. '0S gave short address on Medal contes, work" and Mrs A. B. Fowler address, cd the young people in her usual enter taining manner. The meeting was pre- sided over by George Hausen. the pres ident. It was decided to give piano recital at 273 Ferry street, Friday. February :, Mrs. William F. Tice, for merly organist of the Grand Avenue Baptist church, will be the pianist for that occasion Company F will be To- cated at their new hall, 213 Ferry stree, by next week.