The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-15

old child of MT. and Mrs. Timothy Ryan. will be held from the residence If Mrs. Ryans mother, Mrs. Catherine Conway, 40 Cherry street, tomorrow Wednesday, afternoon at O'CLOCK with interment in the Holy Trinity The remains were brought lere last night on the lO:l6 train rom Taunton, Mass.
 Peter Donnegan, John Mulligan and lanes McGuinness, who were arrested ] short time ago by Officer O'Reilly for respassing on railroad property and breaking banjo signals. were arrested sunday in New Haven for stealing games and checker boards from the easement of St. Johns church in the Elm City. They were let out here on probation and yesterday were commit ted to the reform school in Meriden. The lads were absolutely without any | Idea of right and wrong and certainly | got what they deserved.
 About 20 from here attended the banquet and dance given by the Yale Business College Alumnae association at Warner hall, New Haven, this evening
 The Wallingford Independents will play the Company K basketball team | at the armJry this week Thursday evening. The Independents will have two new stars in their lineup, Hassett and LaMonte.
 Mrs. William H. Newton is quite Ill at her residence on Main street.
 Daniel sully In The Golden Rule" will be the attraction at the Walling- ford theater next Tuesday evening, Jan. 21. He comes here under the aus pices of Pitna council. K. of c.
 Friday evening the first round In the card series between Company K and Court Samuel Simpson will start at the armory.
 Miss Anna Fitzgerald has returned from a stay with friends in Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Hubbard re- turned last evening from visit with relatives in Walllngford. Vt.
 The following were prize winners at the St. veronlca's whist last evening: Mary Burns. Julia Kelly. William Burns, Julia Bromley, Frank Kennedy and Arthur Wallace.
 BRANFORD. (Special Journal-Conri News Scrvice.D
 Branford, Jan 14.-Attorney Frank J. Kinney, who went to Willmantic, Mon day, on murder case, returned home last evening. the case gong over for week in consequence ol the illness of the judge,
 Miss Annie E. O'Bren returned to New York city. Monday afternoon. af- ter an extended visit with relat tives and friends in town.
 Rt. Rev. Chauncey B. Brewster, bish- op of the diocese of Connecticut, will be the celebrant at the Eucharist at 9:45 next Sunday. He will preach the sermon at the regular forenoon service and administer the rite of confirmation to a class at the close of the service
 St. Mary's Ladies' T. A. & B. society has decided to give a dance on the evening of St. Valentines day, Febru- ary IA. The committee of arrangements are Miss Kathryn Moran, Miss Nellie Norris, Mrs. John Hart, Miss Rose Hart, Mrs. James Bedding, Miss Anna Ahern, Miss Elizabeth Dunn, Miss An na Dunn Mrs. Andrew Corcoran, Miss Anna Riley, Miss Mary Mccarthy, Miss Clara White, Miss Margaret Matthews and Miss Alice Begley.
 The Comfortable society of the Con- gregational church meets "Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. H. E. Thatcher of Bradley avenue,
 The condition of Rev. Father Edward Martin continues about the same. While there is no material change, his improvement continues uninterrupted
 The Tu.optiatb CanfI,r,, urt,,z. or..a. will meet on Friday afternoon of this week, with Mrs. w. L. Moore of Hop son avenue.
 The annual masquerade ball of B. F. Hosiey Company, No. IS, N. R., K. of P, will be held in Pythian hall Mon day evening, February 10.
 The officers of Montowese lodge, No. 1S4, N. E. O. P, were installed by Dep uty D. E. Linsley this evening.
 Several members of Widows Son odge, No 66, A. F. and A. M., will at tend the session of the grand lodge in Hartford. Wednesday.
 The roll call and smoker, given by Woodland lodge, No. 39, K. of P. Mon day, was a very enjoyable gathering. Remarks for the good of the order were made by several of the brothers and the best of feeling and good fel- lowship prevailed. Several applications for membership were received and some lapsed members have expressed thir intention to apply for re-instate- men1.
 Frederick S Jourdan of West Main