The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-10-30
FAIR MAVEN.

Captain Caleb l.. Ludington who has
been very i'll, has been able to walk out
once or twice.
DR.. Roberts secured much needed re-
cuperation during his vacation trip and
is now In good health. Dr. Robinson
looked after his practice during his alb
sence and it made him very busy.
Selectman Ludington speaks very
highly of his southern tour, especially of
his visit to Ashville.
Miss Addie Strong is at Bantam Lake
attending the wedding of her friend,
Miss Eta Hadley, formerly Of Fair Ha-
ven.
George Brockett who suffered shock
recently, is very feeble.
The house owned by the Quinnipiac
Brewing company, near the corner of
East Chapel and Houston streets, has
been moved to the opposite side of Chap
ell near East Pearl street, to afford room
for a new building soon to be erected.
The building was moved across the
tracks of the Fair Haven & Westvile
road on Sunday and cars on the Chapel
street line were suspended during the
day.
Frederick Dodd of Springfield, who
has been very i'll at the home uf his
I brother-in-law w. H. Huntley of Pier
pont street has improved sufficiently to
be able to return home.
j. H. Thorpe, the joiner contractor for
the new hall Of Polar Star lodge, / o. %
f., began laying the foundation timbers
yesterday.
The young people of ST. Francis,
church will give a dance in Central hall
this evening.
New England Order of Protection
F'ort Hale LODGE will meet Friday eve
ming. Three candidates are to be initi-
ated.
DR.. Robinson reports, an epidemic of
colds in this vicinity. Some of these all
ments are accompanied by symptoms
much like the grip.
l., P. Deming Of the annex, vice-warden
of the Grand lodge, N. f. o. p, goes to
Essex this evening to speak in behalf
of the order
The democrats in the annex are much
interested in the candidacy OF Roosevelt
B. Farren for town agent and claim that
no candidate would make better show
ing at the polls.
The board Of warden and burgess will
meet next Monday evening. Probably
the matter of paying rental for the hy-
drant service will come UP for consid-
Grafton. The board is opposed to pay
ing for this service when in other parts
of the town the service is furnished by
the town. Warden Sizer, who has been
in the west for the past month, will pre-
side at the meeting If he returns in time
A harvest concert by the Sunday
school will be given in the Grand avenue
Baptist church next Sunday evening.
One week later there will be a praise
service by the choir.
r. s. Wade is improving his house ON.
Rose street annex. The space under
the veranda is to be taken into the base
ment story and other improvements
made. Joel Bradley is doing the work
Jacob Friedel, the east side liveryman,
had tunlor removed on Friday and is
improving rapidly.
Rev. j. e. Mitchell and wife who have
been down to their plantation in Virgin
ia several days, will return the latter
part of the week.
In the Grand avenue Congregational
church the collection taken on Sunday
for the A. B. c. F. NJ amounted to about
800.
The flag was erected on the tower of
the Strong school house, Tuesday. The
top Of the pole $50 feet above the ground.
A handsome vane has been placed on
the pole, but the letters are too small
for SO great height. The work of
placing the pole was witnessed by a
large number of people.
The funeral of Miss Bertha P. John
son was conducted from the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel S.
johnson, 81 Clinton avenue, Monday af-
ternoon, Rev. N. G. Cheney of the
East Pearl street church officiating.
The arrangements werH under the direc-
ton of Undertaken H. W. Crawford.
The house was crowded with the friends
of the deceased. A great many floral
tributes rested upon and around the
casket
L. J. Mundelin of the New Haven
Steam Heating company has had charge
of placing the hot water heating appa-
ratus in the Morris house at Morris
Cove
NEW WATER MAIN COMPLETED.
The New Haven Water company yes
terday completed laying the new eight
inch water main through Ferry street
to Grand avenue, connecting with the
twenty-four-inch main which runs from
Lake Saltonstall through Grand avenue
supplying that section of the city. Wa
ter was shut off yesterday
WORK BEGINS.
Work has been commenced on the foun-
dation of the addition to the Grand ave
hue Baptist church.