The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-02-04
FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM BOTH
SIDES OF THE QUINNIPIAC.

Real Estate Change of ownership-Los by
Water Adiusted-Adelphi Lodge-Con-
gratulati AccIdents-NIarIne Notes
The Coasting.
B. S. and Elliott Bradley have sold
to Henry e. Lowe two lots on Atwater
street next north of the new house of
! N. Irving Harrison. The transfer was
made on Tuesday, and yesterday work
was begun on the foundations for two
two-family houses which will be built
at once.
| Miss Manning Of Lexington avenue
has gone to Bordentown. N. j., to take
a situation as instructor of sewing in
training school.
| The loss to the goods of L. L. Adler,
whose dry goods store on Grand ave-
nue. was damaged by bursting water
pipe, has been adjusted by Even Nc
Intyre and P. j. Cronan: the latter, the.
owner of the building, makes good the
loss, amounting to several hundred dol
lars.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Mansfield
are receiving the congratulations and
good wishes of their friends, their mar
riage having taken place on Wednes-
day evening. 1t was private wedding
and the ceremony took place at the NJ
E. parsonage. The bride was Miss An
ME, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Robertson Of 81 Chambers street. The
couple have gone to housekeeping in
Mr. Mansfeld's house on Quinnipiac
avenue, which was furnished and ready
for their occupancy. Mr.. Mansfield is
of the firm of F. Mansfield & Sons, oys-
| ter dealers, and captain of one of the
firms steamers.
| Mrs. F. w. J. Sizer is suffering from
the effects of severe fall.
David Bowers, milk dealer. is laid UP
for few days from an injury received
on his wagon.
Mrs. Lewis Lindsey of Shelton is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. r. c. Greenfield
of Woolsey street.
DR.. C. B. Adams has been quite COM
| Portable for three or four days, and
there seems to be an improvement in
his condition.
1 The schooner Lizzie Griffin, ashore in
! Boston bay, is almost as we'll known
here as some of the Fair Haven built
vessels. The Griffin is small two
master and has brought thousands of
bushels of Virginia oysters into this
market. 1t is feared the vessel will be
a loss.
The members Of the Recherche Whist
club were entertained on Wednesday
evening by Mrs. Joseph Blinn of 1874
lBlatchley avenue. Refreshments were
served and there were music and dane
ing.
The coasting is fine. The favorite
places for the young people are the
long hills in the annex. A lot of big
double rippers have been brought out,
which have not been in use for several
years.
The visit by members of Adelphi
lodge to Corinthian lodge, r, and A. M.
lof Northford, on Wednesday evening
/ proved a very pleasant affair. The
company were taken up in one of w.
1lB. Newgeon's party sleighs and receiv-
led cordial welcome from the mem
bers Of Corinthian lodge, who were out
lin large numbers. Delegations were
lalso present from the lodges in Bran
ford and North Branford. The third
degree was worked, and Harry X.
Rowe, master of Adelphi lodge, assist
ed in the work. After the exercises
ispeeches were made by the officers Of
the lodge, and nearly all Of the Fair
Haven party were called upon for a
few remarks. This was followed by q
supper. 1t was an oldfashioned spread
and first-class in every respect. In
deed, the entertainers fairly outdid
themselves as caterers. The Adelphis
arrived home at a. m. The party in
cluded w. A. Warner, H. K. Rowe, A..
De Matty, N. Irving Harrison, Mr..
Brooks and Mr.. Graft.
Another sleighing party is being ar
ranged for tonight. The party is
bound to North Branford and will en-
Joy dance and supper at Nathan Har-
rison's.