The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-09
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Protection From OVerfl0WS-lnleVeS
 Around the Market Gardens-Pur-
 chase of Real Estate-The Reopening
 of the Schools Steamer l.. Luding-
 tons Excursion -Kindergarten-The
 Late Mrs Sanger.
 The property of T. G. Jefferson x Son on North Front street is being pro tected from the flow of surface water from the street by raising the walk The firm intend to improve the wharf and bring in masons' materials on ves- sels ,, f4a3, tr
 Contractor Thorpe is pushing ahead work on the building of H. W. Craw- ford X Co. The rear portion of the roof has been raised one story and the front portion will soon be raised. It is ex- pected the new Masonic hall will be ready to dedicate about January l.
 The members of St 1gnatius society will give a lawn party at their grounds in Ferry street on the evenings of Sep tember 16, F and IS. There will be an entertainment lasting one hour every evening
 B. S Bradley, the east side market man, says he has suffered considerable loss by thieving from his market gar den in the Twelfth ward. In one in- stance team was driven into the lot and ia loadldof vegetables carted off during the night He says his losses have averaged at least $100 a season for several years
 Complaint is made that during a rain the water settles several inches deep on the walk of the west side of the temporary bridge. It has been sug- gested that boring holes in the plank ing would remedy the difficulty
 E. M. Andrews has purchased of the Danbury Savings bank the property on the southwest corner Of Grand avenue and East Pearl street. He is ref1tting the unoccupied store and will go into business there.
 Ezra Healy, the druggist, is away on his annual vacation visit to northern New York. ~ The Fair Haven schools reopened yesterday with very fair attendance for the first day.
 c. H. Conway is at Lake Memphrem- agog.
  river is discharging lumber at one of the Gainesville bridge wharves. The new assessment scale of the Knights Of Honor goes into effect De- tober l and the members of Woolsey lodge are discussing the features of the new provision.
 Steamer Luzerne Ludington carried an excursion party to Pawson Park Monday.
 Fidelity division, $. of T., of East Haven, was visited Monday evening by a delegation from Hiram Camp divi- sion. Short speeches were made by Miss Duffy, the worthy patriarch, and w. H. Pollard and Fred Smith of Hiram Camp division,
 The kindergarten of Miss Carrie M. | Chapman opened for the fall term with a large attendance Tuesday morning. The rails of the Manufacturers Street Railway have been laid from Cedar Hill | to the rolling mill and siding has | been built at the latter place. Della B., widow of David B. Sanger, | died at the home of her daughter Mrs, l George w. Smith, 160 Columbus ave | nue, on Monday and the funeral will be | attended this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. | The children of the deceased are Mrs. | Henry C. Goodwin, Mrs. Smith Miss 1 Jennie Sanger and N. T. Sanger, all of 1 this city The deceased was in the sev- | enty-seventh year of her age. Her | husband, who died six years ago, kept a restaurant many years in Uniol l street.
 CALUMET TCLUB-VOTERS INVITED | THE PARADE TONIGHT. l Voters of the Eleventh Twelfth and | Fourteenth wards are cordially invited to meet at the Calumet club rooms, cor ner Grand and East Pearl streets, at 6:30 this evening to take part in the | parade of republican clubs to escort speakers to the Hyperion. Let every | one turn out.