The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-16
EAIR HAyEN ITEMS.


 nipiao River-E Entertainment at Four
 Lodge, A. o. U. W.
 Mrs. H. l. Barnes and daughter Flor ence of Exchange street are visiting rel atives in Wallingford.
 Mrs. F. M. Reeves of 127 Exchange street Is making a three weeks visit in Sag .Harbor. L. I.
 Ezra Healy, the Grand avenue drug gist, Is in Newpaltz, N. Y.
 w.. G. Waters has secured the con- tract for plumbing four new houses to be erected on the Fort Wooster terrace. The cellars are completed and the work of erecting the frames will be pushed rapidly.
 E. D. Denney is to erect a two-story frame house on East Ferry street. It will have all modern improvements and will be heated by a Winchester steam heater.
 John Kassell, clerk at D. Healy's phar- macy, has returned from a two weeks trip on the south shore of Long Isl- and.
 The twenty-fifth anniversary of the wedding of MT. and Mrs. George L.. Ross of North Quinnipiac street. was celebrated very pleasantly last evening" number of friends being present. There were a, banquet and enjoyable music by the Independent cornet band of Montowese Among the pres ents were a full silver tea set and twen- ty-five silver dollars.
 Miss Grace A. Johnson, H. H. s. '95, has been spending two weeks of her vacation on the Plainville camp grounds.
 Miss Marshall of Waterbury, who has been visiting Mrs. Henry Keech of Ex- change street, has returned home.
 It looked like old times yesterday at the Grand avenue bridge. There was a. string of boats across the river below the bridge and several fishermen were stationed on the bridge. endeavoring to entrap the striped bass, but 1t was an off day and several "cars" of shrimp were used to no purpose,
 George E. Burlington of the Chicago National bank, accompanied by his daughter, is making a tour of the east ern states. Tbis week he is stopping with Warden Sizer. G. E. Brown, the builder, is putting fence in front of the Center street school
 Mrs Rsed Holiday of Mystic Is visit ing Mrs. E. Holiday of Center street.
 Mrs c. Palmer and daughter have gone to Patchogue, L. l.. for two weeks visit.
 About five hundred people attended the entertainment given by the Quinni- pfac Hose company at the Four Corners last evening. The exercises were held in a large tent which had been erected on Granniss' corner opposite the New Haven Street Railway company's walt ing rooms. The platform was in the north end and was decorated with flags and banks of flowers. The program was as follows:
 Selection Silver Bell-~Banjo Club. Recftation-Mr. John Fahy. Solo-Iittfe Beulah Barker. Recitation-Mr. Robert Hart. Solo-Mr. Harry Mozeallous. Recitation-Little lone Hart. Recitation-Mis Irene Evarts. Bass Solo--Mr. Joseph Criddle. Recitation--Mr. Alfred Phelps. Piano and Flute Duet-Mr. and Miss Edmondson.
 Recitation--Miss Elsie Barker. Tenor Solo-Mr. J. G. Anthony. The Quinnipiac Hose company is 6 new and thrifty organization of the Eff teenth ward and Is very much gratified with the success of it's first entertain ment
 Among the members of East Rock lodge, A. O. U. w., who enjoyed the trolley ride to East Haven, Morris Cove and Lake Whitney last evening were: W. s. Compton, J. P. Ricketts, Morris Buell., E. s. Wade, Ernest Cooper, FL mer Howard, Henry Palmer, John Hotchkiss, c. J. Rhodes, c. H. Martin, R. B. Farren, Arthur Smith, L. D. Lindsley, John L. Wetherwax, Charles Gear, Dam Chipman, Friend Francis, N. A. Beebe, Ed Henderson, George Mun- son, Ira Fonda, c. A. J. Prot, William Prince. Every Thussday evening this lodge holds a short business meeting, and then enjoys trolley ride or some other source of pleasure.