The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-09-11
FAIR HAVEN.

On the tenth birthday anniversary
of Miss Isaac A. Smallman, a party was
held at her home, 1876 Forbes avenue.
Stanley c. Canning of Blatchley ave-
niue has abandoned his attempt for the
appointment of a conservator over his
sister-in-law, Mary O'Brien. 1t is said
she will come into the possession of
portion of an estate of $4,000.
Michael Reilly of 1O7 Bailey street
has abandoned his wife and four small
children, and is NOW in New Britain
John Gridley of Houston street, who
is NOW in business in New York, visited
his family this week.
The kindergarten of Miss Carrie M.
Chapman, Ferry and Pierpont streets,
has reopened with a spod number of
pupils.
Miss Nellie Holloway of Milford who
died at Branchville, Conn, last week,
formerly resided here on Grand avenue
In the report to be made to the Con-
necticut Baptist Bible association the
statistics of the Sunday school of the
Grand avenue Baptist church for the
year ending September l, 1895, will ap-
pear as follows: Enrolment: officers,
8, teachers Al; scholars, PSI, Total, 3S1.
The average attendance, 1888; added to
the church, IL.
Emory L. Smith, librarian of the Bap-
! fist Sunday school, has resigned. The
assistant chairman, Eugene JeffeTlsb will
act for the present,
The prevailing sentiment in the
Eleventh and Twelfth wards lis that the
board of education shall replace the
old clock in the tower of the new Strong
school house. The old clock told the
time many years, and ran we'll when re-
moved from the old school house.
Eventually the citizens would urhdoubt-
eddy subscribe for new clock, but
for the present give us the old clock.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah L. North
rop of 297 Ferry street will be held from
the Methodist church in Milford to-day.
Undertaken H. w. Crawford will have
charge of the burial.
Dr. E. C. M. Hall says that he has
had more cases of chills and fever
this season than for four or five years
past.
The family of Mayor" John G. Brad
ley is still at Morris Cove. He says
1--WE have a house full
Captain Hezekiah Tuttle of York Riv-
er, Va, who is visiting his son, Johr
G. futile, is much better than when he
came here. I'M April he was poisoned
by some plant and has been in poor
health since. He is eighty-four years
of age.
Leroy Wood of Norwalk is visiting Fl
w. Russell of Quinnipiac street.
At the next meeting of the board
of education a petition for the enlarge
ment of the school house in the Wood
ward district signed by a large num-
Der of residents, will be presented. Al
present fifty pupils attend WoolseS
school
FAIR HAVEN LODGES TROLLEY
PARTY TONIGHT.
Fair Haven lodge No. 2, D. of H.
give a trolley party Wednesday even
ing. September II. The cars leave cor.
ner East Pearl street and Grand ave
nue. at o'clock sharp, going out NORTH
Quinnipiac street, thence to Woodmont
where ample time will be given fol
those who desire supper; from there
to Westville and return to Fair Haven
All friends are cordially invited.
FUNERAL OF MRS. NORTHROP.
The funeral services of Mrs Sarah L
Northrop will be held from East Pear
street NJ E. church this morning a
10 o'clock. Interment in Milford.