Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-11-29
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Funeral of S1las w. Ryan-FOr Day
ton Company's Headquarters-Rev.
Mr. Hand to Visit North Carolina
The Hustling Columbia Castle.
E. Houseworth, the Philadelphia opti-
clan, will be at the jewelry store of ". 8.
and E. d. Rowe to meet customers to-day.
The funeral of Silas W. Ryan was held
from his late residence, IS Sylvan avenue,
yesterday afternoon. The interment was
in the Fair Haven cemetery. The de-
ceased was a son of the late Captain Silas
Ryan, we'll known Fair Haven shipmas-
ter. He leaves widow, brother, Charles
Ryan, and a sister, Mrs. Treat. He had
been suffering for a long time from con-
sumption.
graphs of twenty officers and mem
bers of Dayton Hook and Ladder company
is on exhibition in one of the windows of
Prescott's jewslry store. The frame is
very handsome and cost the company $25
The picture will be placed on an easel in
the company's room at the east side engine
house.
Inc oyster ECuOOuSE WHICH 0SOTR6 Ill.
Graves has built for Robert Pettis of Prov
idence will be launched in about ten days
The steamer cost So 900.
T. s. Dayton of New Jersey is visiting
his father, g. W. Dayton of the annex.
q. Lee Mallory, son of Henry Mallory
of the annex, is i'll from the effects of cry
sipelas at his home in Brooklyn, and his
| usual visit to his old home for Thanks
giving has to be given up.
During the vacation of Rev. ]. 81. Hand
pastor of the East Pearl street NJ E
| church, the pulpit is being supplied by
! Mr.. Marshall, a Yale theological student
Mr.. Hand will extend his trip to Nortt
Carolina before his return and will be alb
| sent another Sunday.
| F. W. Prescott. the jeweler, has secured
| the services of another workman, Charlie
| D. Strong, of Amsterdam, N. Y.
| At the next meeting Polar Star lodge, I
o. o. F., will work the degrees on thre
candidates.
The local postofics will close at noon to
morrow, and the carriers will make onl.
the early morning delivery.
Resolved, That Fire is More Dsstructiv
Than Water" was the subject of the Y. N
g. A. debate Monday evening. o. E
alive and Ernest Chapman and Mr.. Tuttl
i
in favor of the negative side.
| Columbia Castle, <. g. E, will offer
prize of gold pin for the member wh
secures the most new members. Thi
castle has had very successful growt
and has in the Treasury about $500.
The annual meeting and election of of
GERS of the Fair Haven Y. NJ. @. A. wi
take place this evening at 7:45 o'clock.
Workmen have been engaged in placin
the big supply cable of the State stree
electric road under the Quinnipiac draw
bridge go as to establishment communic
ton for running cars on the east side. Tt
company has delivered it's rails along Sout
, Quinnipiac street, and they will be pt
down this winter, if the weather is favo
able.
Il An incline trsmway is being built to ru
coal from the wharf to the new coal biz
to build on their lot recently purchased c
Front street, nearly opposite the brewer
Mrs. Lucy Brigham of East Haven
! spending the winter with Mrs Lewis, TO
merly Miss Minnie Brigham, at Lyn
Mass.
Pulaski chapter at special oonvocatit
Monday evening worked the royal arch d
gree.
Mr. and Mrs. @. E. Woodward of Tow
send avenue leave about December
+ Rock Ledge, Fla to remain through Il
: | winter.
n A special communication of Adelp
, lodge, F. and A. NJ, was held last evenil
= to work the degrees.
A literary and musical program will
given in connection with the annual bu
: ness meeting of the Fair Haven Y. NC.
this "wednesday evening, November 2
4 at 7:45. Prof. Frank K. Sanders of Us
a will deliver short address on Y. NJ. G.
work. During the evening the foilowil
q persons will take part: Readings, MI
:. Sperry; solo, Miss Edith Porter; viol
solo, Miss Helen Johnson; cornet solo,
L. Ross. All men interested in the asso
l alton ara iuvited tn he prpaept