The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-10-22
FAIR HAVEN.
Arrests at Foxon-Vlolating Sunday Law
Funeral of Mrs. Van Name-The W. G. T.
U.-PersonaI, tic.

Arrests at Foxon-Vlolating Sunday Law
Funeral of Mrs. Van Name-The W. G. t. |
U.-PersonaI, tic.
Several additional attractions have
been added to the program for the en-
tertalnment to be given in the Grand
avenue Baptist church under the di-
rection of the choir, and H. II. Pal
mer, chorister. The concert program
will include Shakesperian readings by
William Frank Burroughs; selections
by Miss E. NJ. Belden, contralto; George
Chadwick Stock, tenor; Miss Edith
Davy, soprano; C. f. Williams, hasso;
w. H. Alling and Miss Mabel Hepburn,
piano soloists, Mr.. Schirmer, vlolinist,
and w. Clayton Brown in whistling
solos, The concert will be given Thurs
| day evening,
| The chances of recovery of Attorney
Jason P. Thomson are growing brighter.
| Several persons who were chestnut
| ting near Foxon on Sunday were ar
rested and will be charged with tres
pass and a violation of the Sunday
| law.
The funeral of Aliminia NJ, widow of
Cornelius Van Name, will be held Tues
day at p. m. from her late residence,
81 East Pearl street. The deceased
leaves son, Herbert B. Van Name,
clerk at the Yale National bank. Her
brothers are N. A. Ludington of this
place and James and Edward Luding-
ton of Albany, all oyster dealers, and
the sisters are Mrs. Lucius Rowe and
Mrs. Daniel M. Smith Of Fair Haven.
Mrs Van Name was a member Of the
Grand avenue Congregational church.
c. w. Blakeslee & Sons with a force
of one hundred men are hurrying UP
the extension of the Fair Haven and
westville road to Montowese. The
workmen are transported up and down
the road on open excursion cars.
A new fly wheel is being built to take
the place of the eighteen-foot vince
which burst in the power house of the
New Haven Street Railway company
The wheel burst just after Enginee1
Patrick Cosgrove had let steam int
. the cylinders of the engine. TIT
!; wooden pieces on the rim and som
iron portions of the wheel flew In al
: directions. Engineer Cosgrove AM
James Lane an electrician of the rail
). road company, had to do some dexter
Gus lodging to escape being hurt
They both had narrow escapes fror
serious injury
The w. C. T. U. No. of this plac
. will hold its annual meeting at tn
: rooms on Grand avenue tomorrow a
i 2 D. m. There will be reports by tn
y superintendents of different depart
! ments of work, election Of officers fC
the coming year and a collation. will b
e served from 6. to o'clock, to be 70
lowed by a musical entertainment.
Mrs. Frank L. Arnold of 372 Gran
. avenue has returned from a six week
ls visit with relatives in Cleveland, o.
u Supreme Deputy f. D. Grinnell wi
? institute Saltonstall lodge No. 25S, !
lc II. o. r., tomorrow evening in tow
? hall, East Haven.
m The house and lot No. 397 Cent
u street, belonging to the estate of Laui
Ne Thompson, deceased, will be sold
le auction tomorrow at p. m.
lie Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Macarthur
IIJoyd street will sail for Scotland {
y, steamer Furnessia next Saturday al
7 will remain through the winter.
The Fair Haven-built schooner Jac'
Reed, Captain Baker, is at Boston di
charging cargo of coal loaded at we
t. hawken
IF Selectman Luzerne Ludington went
a. Atlanta with the Foot Guard party
" The Ladies' Aid society of the Secol
n church cleared $114.7 on the supp
o. furnished the members of the Congl
Oh sa'io'i
ing.
The John Thompson who fractur
ds his arm was not the John Thompson
= Atwater street.
The vitrified brick pavement at
ne entrance to the new car house of
uI New Haven Street Railway compa
nc on Ferry street is being laid.