The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-04

A harvest concert was given last ev-
enlng by the Sunday school children of
the Grand avenue Baptist church, The
platform was suitably decorated with
fruits of harvest time, autumn leaves
and flowers,
The steam launch Julia S, was taken
over to Maodonalds yard to be placed in
winter quarters on Saturday.
Charles b, Burwell has resigned as
janitor of the Quinnipiac school, and is
succeeded by e. N. Holiday of Center
street.
The N. A. Ludington company has
chartered the steam dredger Enterprise
for use in their business,
G. II. Fordham has removed his black
smlthins business from Exchange street
to the rear of Chamberlain's buildings
in the annex. ........
Captain Luzerne Ludington is a
prominent and popular member of the
Second Company Governors Horse
Guard Upon invitation he accompani-
ed the Second Company Governors Foot
| Guard on their recent trip to Atlanta
| and wore the gray uniform of the
| Horse Guard, AS he marched in the
ranks of the Foot Guard he was a prom
inent figure on account of his gray uni
| form, and there was considerable in
| quiry among the Atlantans concerning
! who he was. When one of the Fool
| Guard was asked the question on one
occasion, he replied:
"The fact of the matter is, the Foot
Guard are very liberal in their admis-
sion of members and take everything
| in, even ex-Confederates."
The explanation was believed by that
inquirer, but the answer made great
| deal of fun for the Foot Guard boys.
Three candidates were initiated at the
last meeting Of Fort Hale lodge, N. Z.
o. P.
The regular meetings the new lodge,
N. e. o. P. of East Haven, will be held
the second and fourth Tuesday evenings
of each month
The selectmen have established the
bounds of the Union school district of
East Haven, and they will be entered
on the town records.
Search was resumed yesterday for the
bodies of Charles Hincl1ley and Charles
Wesson, the young men residing in the
| annex who were drowned in the sound
one week ago, but without success.
A contract for the 700 or 800 desks for
the new Strong school will be awarded
next Tuesday. There are seven manu-
facturers looking for the contract.
| e. E. Foote of Exchange street, In
| charge of the elevator at the new First
| National bank building reports the
number of persons transported on the
| elevator in October to have been Is, S13
The log Of the cruise Of the Fishing
club" was read at the meeting of Ad-
mira1 Foote post, G.. A. r., Saturday
evening. Captain Morris Hemingway is
| the mate of the club, and the cruise was
| made on his schooner, the Dan Sooy.
The Quinnipiac Brewing company is to
build a brick storehouse on the site
made vacant by the removal Of frame
dwellings, The storehouse will be rs by
| 95 feet, and will cost about $4,000
! Miss Clara Ford of Atwater street
assisted at the special musical service
given at ST. James Episcopal church,
Birmingham, last evening.
| There will be a special meeting of
the parish of Grace Episcopal church
this evening to take action upon the
resignation Of the rector, Rev. A. Doug
| lass Miller
| The monthly meeting OF the board of
warden and bursesses of Fair Haven
East will be held this evening Several
matters of Importance are to be acted
| on.