The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-12-22
FAIR HAVEN NEWS
JOHN c. BRADLEY, THE REAL ES- TATE DEALER, AGAIN VERY ILL.

Has Suffered Stroke of Paraiysis-Eirst Church Sunday School Eutertainment- Polar Star Lodges Ninth Anniversary
 Happily ed-Christmas Jubilees
 Etc.
 The Sunday school of the Grand ave- nue Congregational church will hold its Christmas entertainment in Polar Star hall next Tuesday evening. The com nittee, consisting of Miss Gertrude Bradley Miss Hattie Denison, Miss Liz zie Thompson, Mrs. Walter Bishop and Miss Maude Kelley, are rehearsing the children for the entertainment every af- ternoon.
 John c. Bradley, the well known real estate dealer, is again very i'll at his residence on Grand avenue. It will be remembered he was suddenly taken ill at the Yale Princeton football game and was confined to his home for several days. Last Saturday he suffered shock of paralysis, which has affected his left side He is now very Ill and his condition is regarded as serious. He is attended by pr. Hall.
 T. w. Jefferson is planning to build a two-story frame building at No. 25 Grand avenue. The site is now occu- pied by the old Smith Futile house, which will be taken down. The new building will be 40x72 feet. On the first floor will be two stores and the second floor will be devoted to storage space and two offices. The Futile house Is one of the oldest houses in Fair Haven. For some time past it has been used for the storage of coal and wood, the business being carried on by MT. Pur- due, who will remove to one of Mir. Jefferson's buildings on Front street.
 Fred H. Warren has succeeded c. S. Johnson as organist of Grace church, MT. Johnson having removed to New York city.
 Polar Star hall was crowded to the extent of it's capacity last evening, on the occasion of the annual entertain ment of East Rock lodge, A. o. U. w. It was the ninth anniversary of the lodge and the celebration was a great success An excellent programme had been prepared and was introduced by an overture given by the A. O. U. w. orchestra. J. P. B. Richetts spoke of the lodge it's past and present, and the remainder of the entertainment was made up of vocal and instrumental se- lections, rchestra pieces. etc. The pro- gramme was followed by dancing for which fourteen numbers had been ar ranged. A. c. Hill was the prompter.
 L. J. Mundelin was the chairman of the committees. The several commit tees were as follows: Reception, W. s. Compton, H. A. Keenan, T. D. Bailey, E. s. Wade, c. T. Rhodes; floor com- nittee, M. c. Buell., E. E. Cooper, J. l.. Wetherwax, F. W. Prince, W. A. Hu- gendubel; door, l.. B. Linsley, c. w. Geer, H. P. Palmer, F. A. Cartier, N. Latham stage, L. F. Jones, manager, George H. Chipman, assistant.
 Foxon grange has elected officers as follows: Master, J. Granniss;- overseer, George D. Page; secretary, E. M. Sper- ry; steward, Arthur F. Sperry; treas urer, H. C. Woods; lecturer, G. w. Granniss. At the election Messrs. An drews and Curtis of East Haven were present to invite the granges to join the sick benefit association which is be- ing organized by East Haven grange.
 On Friday evening the Christmas en- tertainment for the Sunday school of Grace P. D. church will be held.