The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-10-15
F44IR HATEN NEIYS.

The committee having in charge the collections for the annual donation to the New Haven orphan asylum to-day includes Luzerne Ludington, F. s. Wade, W. H. Preston and C. F, Bates
 While delirious with typhoid fever, John Danielson of 137 Saltonstall ave- nue escaped from his home and jumped into Quinnipiac river but was rescued.
 The members of Morning Star lodge, No. 43, will give a supper this evening at the residence of Edna Kimberly, 234 Front street.
 Tuesday was the twenty fifth anni- versary of Prof. Wm J. Rohan becom- ing organist of St Francis church, and in the evening company of MT. and Mrs. Rohans friends called at their home and offered congratulations The home was tastefully decorated The couple, with their daughters, received their guests standing under an arch Of flowers.
 The state convention of the Kings Daughters and Sons was attended by the following Fair Haven ladies: Mrs. c. W. Kelsey, Mrs. l.. P. Mallory, Mrs. J. F. Woodhouse, Miss Jennie B. Mall lory, Mrs. c. Q. Francis, Mrs. H. J.. Barnes, and Miss Carrie F.. Curtis Among the vice presidents at the ral- ly os republicans and sound money | men, to be held at the Hyperion this | evening, are Fl. G. Shepard, C. w Kan- ahan, w. E. Jacobs, E. $. Smith, D. Iarty, F. T. Sanford, J s. Sanford, o. | F. Sparks D. w. Allyn, John Santry, | l.. A. Humiston, F. M. Wiser, Lloyd 1 Salisbury, w H. Moore, H. H. Sparks | and Wallace Hulrbut.
 | At the shops of the Fair Haven and | Westville road room has been fitted up 1 In the front of the building for the elec- l trician, his headquarters having been l the power house. During the past sea- son the company's box cars have been overhauled and vanished, with the ex- ception of four, which are now being completed. The open cars will be put in good shape during the winter Smith T. Bradley, the florist, has put up several new buildings recently. A new office building, IS by 35 feet has been erected on Atwater atraet, and MT. Bradley will open the building with flower show in a few days. He has built new violet house, 10 by B feet and a palm house, 60 by 20 feet. He has now about LOGO square feet of space under glass. Mir Bradley has largely increased his stock having among his plants four thousand pinks and one thousand roses
 The crew of the schooner Mary G Beattie have resumed work, which was suspended during the storm, in renaov. ing the old Diling which formed the foundation for the old bridge abut ments. A diver goes down to adiust the chain to the spiles, and stean derrick on the schooner hoists then out
 The steam barge Notta, from Rond out with 1900 barrels of cement for w A. Warner & Brother, after dischargint part of her cargo here, was ordered tt Middletown to put out the remainder The company had chartered the barg Sanderson to bring lca6 of cemen here, but the vessel having been de layed by the storm, the Notta was or dered down from Middletown, as th' firm was short of cement.
 Walter s. Miller, with A. H. Barnes & Co.,, resumes his studies at the Yal Law school next Monday. One yea hence he will begin the practice of lav at his old home in Nashville, Tenn. and will teach in the law deoartmen of the Central Tennessee university.
 Mrs Frank Taylor. after her visi with friends in East Haven, has return
 ed to Dayton, o.
 The evening mail at the East Havel postoffice arrives at 5;30 instead of 6:3C the summer schedule.
 The pupils in several departments 0 St. Francis parochial school, with thei teachers, were photographed in a groul
 yesterday morning.
 Donation day Help the orphans.