The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-11
LATEST FAIR HAYEN NEws.

The last concert in the course at the Grand avenue Congregational church takes place tonight and unless all signs fail, will be a delightful evening. The ladies of the Musical Art club of Bridge port are we'll known here and their beautiful rendering of Down on the suwanee River" at the musical festival last year will be long remembered. As members of the Federation of Women's clubs, they will be given a reception by the Igdrasigi club of this city at the residence of Mrs. J. Lee Mitchell. A feature of the concert will be songs with both organ and piano accompani- ment. Mr., Moyle of St. Pau's choir will be the soloist
 The Fair Haven office of the Adams Express Co has been removed to Malt by place, near Grand avenue. The of- flee hours are 73O to 7:45 a. m, s:3O to 10:45 a. m., 1:45 to 2:45 D. m., and 5:15 to ' D. m. The agent, J. J. Dayton, will be at the Cedar Hill station the inter- vening time.
 Much complaint has been made of late concerning the condition of Burwell street, formerly known as South Grove
 street, near the junction with Quinni- piac avenue south Of the reservoir, and for a distance of 100 feet, the roadway
 has been flooded for the entire width,
 caused by water escaping through a
 leak in the reservoir. The water flows
 back into dooryards, and 1t is a great
 nuisance for all who live in. the neigh
 borhood. The residents are hoping that
 the director of public works will make
 the necessary repairs.
 The installation of the officers of Quin-
 nipiac conclave, No. 313, l. O. H., will take place next Monday evening at the
 hall, No. 1T Grand avenue, and will be
 followed by a banquet, The supreme officers, the officers of the four sister conclaves and other prominent mem-
 bers of the order, have been invited to
 be present. The installation of officers
 will be a special feature of the evening"
 The committee has spared no pains to make the event enjoyable for every member.
 Woolsey lodge, K. of H., has elected officers as follows:l Dictator, Henry R. Towne; vice dictator, Wilbur Scranton; assistant dictator, Wilbur Welch; re- porter, Charles Warner; financial re- porter, O. w. Cook; treasurer, Ezra Healy.
 John Canning, who was severely in- jured by at fall at one of Upson & Granniss' ice houses last week. is i'm proving.
 The schooner Grace Seymour, Captain Holmes, is bound to Philadelphia to load coal; the Howard H. Hanscon is bound for the same port, from Provi- dence, and the Jacob Reed, another of the Hanscom fleet, has sailed from New York for Ferhandino, having secured a charter to load lumber for the north. ] An engine house for the annex fire | department is being built on the lot purchased of Fred Forbes, near Four l Corners It is a two story building, | 40 by 60 feet.
 At the meeting of the managers of St. I Francis orphan asylum to be held to- morrow a successor to the late Father | Mulhillond, for many years the vice | president, will be appointed. Another rehearsal of the sacred can I tata of Esther will take place in the l chapel of the Grand avenue Baptist
 church this evening at 7:30 o'clock. This
 singers Several more voices are want | ed and all singers desirous of taking | part are invited to be present tonight