The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-08
FAIR HAVEN.
The Bell is Much NIissed-Columbia Castle
 The Mckinley CIub-The Heptasophs,

 The Bell is Much NIissed-C Columbia Castle The Mckinley Club-The Heptasophs, Etc.
 Fair Haven people greatly miss the East Pearl street fire alarm bell If 8 petition was circulated in behalf of its re-establishment it would receive hundreds of signatures, If rebuilt the new tower will be of iron.
 James D. Vanderbilt of Atwater street, for fourteen years with the American Wringer company and during most of that time their general agent in this city, has severed his relations with the company and will this week reopen under the firm name of J. D. Vanderbilt & Co.,, having taken his son, Harry w., in business with him. He has leased the store where the wringer company was located, 999 Grand avenue.
 Mrs. Webster Brown of Bridgeport has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Esther Allen of Talmadge street
 C. H. Conway, the druggist, has
 
 New York.
 These officers will be installed this evening at a meeting of Columbia Cas- tie, K. G. E.: Noble chief, John Dixon; vice chief, Charles Amerman; H. P, G. B. Rowe; V. H., S. A. Tourtelotte; S. H., F. J. Morton; M. of R., William S. Rowe; c. of E., John G. Hurd; K. of E., Frank Crawford; trustee, Frank Henderson,; representative to Grand castle, w. H. Forman. This castle has enjoyed a good degree of prosperity. It is only little more than two years old and has about 19O members.
 Judged by the number of interments in the Fair Haven Union cemetery the past year, it has been an unusually healthy season. The average number of interments is 175, but last year the number was forty-seven less.
 A few weeks ago the priest presiding over the Catholic church in Thomp- sonville was taken i'll and at his re- quest the bishop appointed Father O'Connor to fill the vacancy temporar- fly, Father Mulholland having given his consent that his assistant should leave St. Francis church for a time. Father O'Connor is now back at St. Francis, where he is very popular and Father McCann, who was here for time, has left the parish.
 One week from Thursday there will be public installation of the officers of East Rock lodge, A. o. U. w., to occur in osborn hall. After the install lation exercises a musical and literary entertainment will be held.
 The cross walks were never in worse condition than they were yester- day and in attempting to ferry across there were many wet feet.
 The Eleventh and Twelfth wards Me- Kinley club has removed its headquar- ters from Blatchley avenue to 33o Grand avenue.
 Fifteen persons have received the super excellent degree in Crawford council, R. and s. M
 Foxon grange has elected officers as follows: Master, F. M. Sperry; over seer, H. c. Woods; lecturer, Mrs. Jes- sic c. Page; secretary, Mrs. Hattie Palmer. Several new members are soon to be added to the society,
 The January number of the Hepta- soph Advocate, published in Baltimore, contains very good picture of Frank F. Tyler of Exchange street, district deputy supreme archon of the order. There are several hundred members of the order in this city, and not many would fail to recognize in the picture the face of genial MT. Tyler. The cut represents Mr. Tyler endeavoring to persuade one of his friends to give his consent to become a Heptasoph' The man to whom he is talking is mechanic and has left the shop in his working garb to listen to the district deputy.