The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-17
FAIR HAyEN NEWS.


Rev. Il. Edwin Hall-Mrs. Poronto Inn
proving-A $500 Horse and Carrlage-Ira
IL. Fonda-Home Council-The Late WILL
lam Haun.
Rev. r. Edwin Hall OF the annex, who
suffered a stroke of paralysis some six
months ago, is NOW In a comparatively
comfortable condition. His left side Is
completely paralyzed, but ne has the
use of the limbs Of the right side, His
mental faculties are unimpaired and
he Is able to read a great part of the
time.
Mrs. Poronto. wife OF Officer Henry
Poronto. who recently returned from
New York, where she underwent a Sc
we're surgical operation, Is steadily re-
covering. Her many friends are hope
full Of her complete recovery.
Mrs. Charles Bowers and Mrs. David
Bowers leave for Patchogue, L. T., to-
day to remain several weeks.
Miss Alice Johnson and Miss Grace
Underwood of Wolcott street are visit
ing i'm Massachusetts,,
A week ago yesterday a horse and car
riage valued at about 5000 was stolen
from Jacob Friedel, the liveryman at II
East Grand avenue. A young stranger,
whose first name is Frank, hired the
rig, stating that he wished to drive
just out of town to bring in a lady and
would return in "a few minutes. Friedel
noticed that the man had been drink
ing, although he was not intoxicated.
Mr. Friedel afterwards ascertained that
the man had worked two days at the
ice houses at Hemingway pond, but
having injured his hand he was obliged
to quit. The same day the stranger
was seen at Totoket post office and in
CURED the way to Mtddletown. Mr..
Friedel says the fellow did not look like
q professional horse thief. He received
word from officer Clinton of the North
Haven Protective society that "a stolen
team had been picked up at Killing
worth, and Clinton went out yesterday
to ascertain If it belonged to Liveryman
Friedel. q .
Owing to the storm the picnic of the
Second church. planned for yesterday,
Was postponed. ,sbs
Ira e. Fonda expects to go to New
York for medical treatment in a few
days. For years he has suffered from
the effects of a running sore on the
shoulder, caused by diseased bone,
and repeated attempts at cure have
failed. Police Surgeon Gaylor is anx-
ious for Mr.. Fonda to take treatment
at one of the New York hospitals. II
Mr. Fonda goes the case will be under
DR.. Gaynor's direction.
The members Of Live Oak council No.
1027. Royal Arcanum, will pay a visit
to Hillhouse council No. 1925 tomorrow
evening. The members will meet at
the drug store Of Ezra Healy at 1880 p.
m. and go over in the electric cars.
The semi-annual meeting of Home
lcouncil No. 5, Brotherhood of Relief, Will
be held at No. rs Clinton avenue this
evening.
Several delegates to the Y. P. S. G. E..
convention will be present at the pray
err meeting at the Grand avenue Dap
list church on Friday evening and will
give AN account Of the meeting In Bos-
ton.
william Hauff of the firm Of Hauff
Brothers, who died at his home.
corner OF Orange and ED streets, on
Monday, was "a former resident of Fair
Haven and was highly respected. His
wife, who was Miss Mamie PeWtress.
also resided here for several years.
The annual picnic Of Grace Episcopal
church and Sunday school will be held
at Hanover park, Meriden. to-day, the
train leaving for Wallingford at a. m.
The party will be accompanied by MEM
bers of the Hamden and Summerfield
NJ. E. Sunday schools.