The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-14
FAIR HAVEN.

oh'S One Delivery by Letter Carriers To.
 morrow Lincoln Day-That Fire Alarm
 bel Questionable Hansoom Estate
 M"sgle Ryan's Death--The Francis Don.
 nelly Estate, Etc.
 Selectman Luzerne I.udlngton is A
 member of the executive committee
 having in charge the annual donation
 visit to the New Haven orphan asylum
 on Thursday.
 me letter carriers will make only one
 delivery tomorrow, Lincoln day.
 MT and Mrs. r. w. Hovey of ss shel-
 ter street have gone to Mansfield for a
 two weeks visit.
 me members of Hiram Camp division
 Will entertain the members of WaIling- ford division, s. of T., on Thursday eve ming
 F" l. Stiles, who is one of the trustees or Hiram Camp division, has been elect ed to the office of worthy patriarch. lie IS very popular and has worked en- thuslastically for the building up of the division the past term.
 In the Grand avenue Baptist Sunday school system of excuse blanks similar 10 that in the public schools is being in- augurated in order to keep track of the scholars. These blanks will be in charge or the Sunday school committee of the Y. P. s. c. E.
 The petitions to the common council praying for the erection of the old fire alarm bell in the yard of steamer 5 are oelng numerously signed. Mr. Craw- lords petition is already signed by sev- eral hundred persons.
 Maggie Ryan, aged eighteen, of 2S4 James street died suddenly some time iast Friday night. She retired as usual m good health and Saturday morning ner father, William Ryan, found her aead. Medical Examiner White was called and pronounced heart disease the cause of her death. The funeral was largely attended from St. Francis church yesterday afternoon.
 on saturday there was a hearing on | the claims of the heirs of the estate Of | the late Fl. H. Hanscom, the shipbuild- l CT, before the committee consisting of | Attorney Henry G. Newton and J. P. Goodhart, who were appointed by the | prooate court. The estate is worth | about $15,O00.
 Rev. MT. Foster of the Olivet church l preached in the Grand avenue Baptist 1 church yesterday morning.
 Fair Haven lodge No. 2, Degree Of | Honor is arranging an entertainment and sociable to be given in a few days in Central hall. Madame Jarley aud her wax figures, under the direction of James Parsons, and other attractions, will make up an evening of unusual in- crest
 Rev. MT Harrison preached in the Second Congregational church yester- lay morning. Tn the evening there was ] printed service, with sermon by t..e pastor, Rev. D. M James.
 The Stature of Christ in the Last of he Nineteenth Century" was the sub- ect of the sermon by Rev, J. Lee Mitch- Il at the Grand avenue Congregational hurch yesterday morning.
 Thomas J. Donnelly, as administra- or on the estate of his father. the late rancis Donnelly, filed his report in the roDate court Saturday morning. The ccount shows that there is $36. 900 in ash awaiting distribution among the inc heirs of the estate.
 The heavy rain of Saturday washa1 ome of the Fair Haven streets quite adly. During the thickest of the storm ne usual Saturday night exodus into 1e center of the city was stopped and 1e cars ran nearly empty, but as soon the storm weakened the people turn l out and the cars for a time were rowded.