The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-01-20
FiIR HAVEN.

The many friends OF Mrs. Bess, wife
OF Frank Hadley. will be panied to
learn of her death, which occurred on
Monday last a. Mount Sinai hospital,
New York city. She had a surgical
operation performed on the Wednesday
previous, and kidney trouble setting in
caused her death. The body was Gre
mated in accordance with her own re-
quest at Long Island Thursday. Mrs.
Hadley was a patient sufferer and was
| beloved by a large circle of friends.
The husband OF the deceased and her
brother also, Mr.. Frank Hermance, ac-
oompanied the remains to the crema-
tory.
Hiram Camp division, S. of T., has
elected the following delegates to the
annual meeting of the district division,
which will be held in West Haven to-
day: Mrs. A. M. Dorman. Miss Ida f.
Waters, Mrs. E. I. Stiles, Mrs. l.. M. D,
Baldwin, f. I. Stiles, J. S. Young, w. H.
Pollard and j. o. Perry.
A horse belonging to the Consumers
Ice company. which was kept at Erie
dePs livery stable ON East Grand ave
| nue., died Saturday of spinal meningitis.
The new plank walk on the north side
| of Chapel street, from the drawbridge
to the railroad track, is a great i'm
| pl ovement over the old concrete, and is
appreciated by the many pedestrians
who are obliged to use this thorough
fare in going to and from work.
The words "And they told him that
Jesus OF Nazareth passeth by" found
in, r III 10 81
BILE and eloquent sermon by Rev. E. c.
Sage at the Grand avenue Baptist
church yesterday morning. Mr.. Sage
stated that he believed that Jesus
was now here in New Haven, and just
as in the days of the text, people came
bringing those they loved to Christ, SO
| Christians should take the present OPP
portunity to bring their friends and
| loved ones. He stated that the present
revival in New Haven was not one of
excitement, but one in which men were
| in sober earnes. and the spirit of God
was reaching men. At the close of the
sermon a short service of song was
held, and the Sunday school exercises
were conducted as an evangelistic
service.
Master Willie Gage of 22S Grand ave
| nue. entertained a number of his friends
Saturday afternoon, the occasion being
his twelfth birthday. Games Were play
edand supper was served. Those present
were Willie Gage, Harry Knowles,
| Charlie Loverand, Charley Darby, Har-
vey Lockland, Mamie O'Conner, Ada
Gage, Bertha Sherman, Kittie Sherman,
Sophie Basserman, Ruth Wilson.
If the temporary bridge over the
| Quinnipiac riverjat Grand avenue is not
constructed to accommodate teams as
we'll as Foot passengers the local mer-
chants will lose much trade from near
| by towns. For years it has been Gus
| tomary Cor farmers and others who
come TO the city to come by way of
Grand avenue and do their trading with
! Fair Haven merchants. The merchants
are prepared to make a determined
| fight for their rights should the joint
committee on bridges decide to erect
only foot bridge. The present bridge
will be closed for about year in order
that the new drawbridge ordered by
the United States government may be
constructed.
| The firemen Of No: SIS engine house
on East Pearl street have sust com
| pleted for Fire Marshal Hubbard a
census of the tenements, factories, etc.
| in this district. The statistics will be
used by the fire marshal in making
arrangements for the proper protection
| from fires.