Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-10
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Arranging for Another Y. M. .. A. Recoption-An Entertainment This Evening-The Liquor Applications -Funerals Held Yesterday-Y. M. c. A. Committees Organize-Death of Mrs. Rrockett-Rfnk Sells for Only $1,O5O-The Ice Harvest-W.
 0. T. U. Supper This Evening.
 On Wednesday evening, February IF, there will be reception held in the rooms of the Y. N. 0. A. on the east side to the officers, directors and members of the act i've committees of the New Haven and Fair Haven associations. Tables will be spread in the gymnasium for one hundred people. The collation. will be- served at 6:30 and afterward there will be short addresses by Thomas Corcoran, New York banker; Rev. Dr. W. L. Phillips, F. K. Saunders, John T. Manson and Rev. MT. Mutch of this city, and H. w. Wright, formerly of Birmingham.
 The entertainment to be given in the Grand avenue Congregational church this | evening includes in it's attractions "The Trials of Census Marshall" 8 humorous dialogue; piano, violin and vocal solos, | SOu5lu O6udlGlld opluiOu AUouU Y 1AOb and ''The Snow Brigade"
 | The gymnasium of the Y.M.C A. Is open to visitors on Saturday and Thursday even ings of each week.
 Before the county commissioners yester day morning there was hearing on ths | application for license of Richard Bron son of the annex. The witnesses were for the most part the same who made ob jection to Moody's license the day pre- vious, but by agreement of counsel thu objections were not repeated. The ob jectors against Bronson's application, how ever, limited their objections to the place The commissioners decided in favor O Bronson and against Moody.
 There was large attendance in St Francis church yesterday morning at tn
 funeral of Mrs. John Dooling The sol
 emn high mass was celebrated b
 Father O'Connor. The hears
 was drawn by four horses
 The bearers were J. Haynes, T. English
 P. Richardson, M. Callsghan, W.O'Donne
 and J. Kennedy. The flower bearers wer
 J. Roche and M. Slatterly.
 There were meetings of the receptio
 and the membership committees of the '
 M. c. A. held at the rooms Monday ever ing for organization. A. H. Smith ws ! elected preslQent ana W1lll6 WrlSnC s0crt
 tary of the membership committee an Wilbur s. Leete is president and Harr
 Crawford the secretary of the committe
 on reception.
 The funeral of William l. Mallory WI :, held from the residence of his son-in-lav 0. D. Parmelee, yesterday afternoon, Re- D. M. James officiating. A quartet fro ,, the Second church sang several selection
 The bearers were Miles Futile, Isaac Pc : ter, William H. King and A. o. Rose fro Adelphi lodge, F. and A. M., of which u v deceased was a member.
 v Mrs. Fred Crockett of Quinnipiac stre : died yesterday afternoon after long il ness from consumption. She leaves hu :: band and four children.
 The Quinnipiac rink, which is now beir
 fitted up for 8 carriage factory, was SO
 for $1 ,050. The building. which stan'
 on leased land, cost about $7,000 wht - built.
 I The ice was too thin for housing at u
 Hemingway pond yesterday, but consiae
 able was cut and carted into the city. ] Rev. All. Ball. formerly of Fair Have ,. has just resigned the pastorate of the Co l. gregational church in Elgin, Ill. @ The W.C.T.U. will give a25-cent supp ). at their rooms this evening.