The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-05
FAIR HAYEN.

Patrick Doyle of Ferry street, the superintendent of streets, who was con- fined to his home last week from the effects of a severe cold, is able to be out
 The new regalia for Polar Star lodge has been received and the members are we'll pleased with the same
 "The Little German Band" has ar rived earlier than usual, and every day the members discourse selections in the various streets for such compensation as is offered.
 The celebrated Sweet family will give a humorous musical and literary enter talnment in the Sunday school room of the Grand avenue Congregational church next Thursday evening. This family consists of local artists of much talent. The management will not dis close their names until the evening of the entertainment, but state that they are all handsome and will give an ex- oellent entertainment. All who miss this entertainment will fail of listen ing to a rare treat. A small admission fee will be charged. The entertainment will be given under the. direction of Mrs. w. S. Bishop.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Grand avenue Congregational church is to- have its hands full of work for several weeks to come, as they will entertain the new Congregational club next Mon day evening. The supper will be serv- ed at 6:S0, and at o'clock an address will be given in the church. The so- ciety is also busily at work for fair to be given Easter week. The main feature will consist of booths represent ing the days of the week, in charge of ladies to be costumed according to the work of the day, and will sell articles which are used in the home on each particular day.
 "Our Flag" is the subject of Augustus Bedfords $ lecture to be given under the auspices of Washington camp, P. O. s. A., in Warner hall Thursday evening. There are many Fair Haven members of the camp, and they and their fami- lies will be well represented at the lecture.
 E. R. Slater is confined at his home at S1 Pearl street from the effects of an injury to his knee. He is attended by Dr. Hall. His many friends will be glad to see him out again.
 At the next meeting of Live Oak | council, Royal Arcanum, one candidate | will be initiated Several other names | have been proposed for membership.
 The grand castle of the Knights of the | Golden Eagle will convene at Danbury | to-day, and several from Columbia cas- tie, including William s. Rowe, mem Der of the finance committee; Frank P. Tyler grand master of records; Frank Henderson, John Dixon, and w. | M. Forman will attend.
 George Stevens has secured position as clerk in the jewelry store of F. H. Prescott. MT. Stevens has recently been employed in a jewelry store in Greenwich.
 There is almost an epidemic of humps in East Haven, and many children are kept from school.
 The big load of oyster shells is near ly discharged from the John Davidson. The vessel brought a big load, and many days are required in discharging The cargo is for H. A. Stevens, and will be sold to the oyster planters in the spring, or burned into lime at Stevens kiln on East Chapel street.
 At the recent meeting of Hartford I. 0. IT., the officers were in- stalled by Deputy Frank P Tyler of Quinnipiac conelave.
 Captain Harvey M, Merryman of Mill | Wis, was summoned to the | bedside of his dying brother, the late Captain B. s. Merryman, but arrived | just after he died.