The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-23
FAIR HAVEN NOTES.

A twelve-pound boy was born to MT.
 and Mrs, Arthur Bra alley of North Quin-
 nipiae street on Saturday.
 In the annex there are a great many
 cases of whooping cough. Other juve-
 niles are detained at home with colds,
 and the school attendance is materially
 affected,
 George I. Cooper of Montowese has
 charge of the committee rooms at Hart
 ford during the present session of the
 Legislature.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Huntley have
 had as their guest Mrs. Henrietta Wal lace of Hartford.
 The annual entertainments of Polar
 Star lodge No. 77, l. o. o. F., are always very pleasant affairs, and that of Mon day evening was no exception to the rule. The lodge room was crowded with
 members, their wives and lady friends.
 The program was as follows: Harmon
 lea solo, Hutchins and Caldwell, with MT. Wright as accompanist; quartet, by members of the Y. M. c. A.; address, by Luoius P. Deming; banjo and guitar (wfth Mss Anna B. Way as accompan- isD, w. r. Bishop and Jessie Bauer; reading, Willard Sanford; piano solo, Miss Kettle Brett; address showing the growth of the lodge and it's finanical standing for the past ten years, by Treasurer D. IT. Granniss piano duet Miss Anna B. Way and Samuel R. Bish- op; harmonica solo, Hutchins and Cad well; vocal solo, Frank Edgar. The en- tertainment was followed by banquet The committee of arrangements consist ed of w. H. Way, chairman; E. R. Tee ter, A. L. Bridge, Victor Wright, George Eldridge and George Graham. The lodge has about 200 members and is in a very prosperous condition.
 s A special meeting of the Union school district of East Haven will be held Thursday evening at o'clock to take action regarding. the bequest of the late J. Woodward Thompson and to provide ways and means for liquidating the floating indebtedness.
 The Y. M. c. A. has amended its con- stitution, the principal changes embrac- ing an increase in the number of direc- tors from nine to twelve. The new di- rectors elected are c. w. Parmelee, elected for three years. Ernest Good year two years and Henry Huntley one year.
 One of the horse cars formerly run on the Morris Cove end of the line, No. 3, has been fitted up for wrecking car. It is supplied with jack screws, chains and other appliances for getting a de- rallied electric car on the track, and is used when a car cannot be replaced on the track with its own power. While the cars of the New Haven Street Rail- way company are seldom derailed yet with the large number now running on various routes it is necessary to have a. car that can be utilized at any time for helping out disabled cars.
 The Sunday school class of Miss Hat tie Hitchcock will give a supper in the drill room of the Boys brigade at the Grand avenue Baptist.church on Thurs day evening from to 10 o'clock and to be served by the young ladies of the class The proceeds will be used to- ward supporting a child in India. The price of the supper will be only ten cents.
 In few days the railroad people will take up the rails from the Quinnipiac river along the old Shore Line roadbed | to point near the quarries. From the | auarries east the track will remain, as 1t is used in running the stone cars on the main line of the Shore Line road. | When the tracks are taken up at East Grand avenue the town is likely to or der the street carried across at that | point, thus making the avenue continu- ous with the portion reaching up to Fair Haven Heights