The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-01
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS or INTER EST FROM BOTH
 SIDES OF THE RIVER.

Funeral of Sidney Beach-A New Sewer Connection Opposition Case-Tho K,
 c. E.-Rev. Dr. sago Attended the Fairs-Personal, Etc.
 There was little unpleasantness on South Quinnipiac street Cor rather Quinnipiac avenue) yesterday morning and for a time matters looked rather serious. l.. Leeds, an out of town resi- dent, has built five tenement houses on the avenue south of Grand avenue and nearly opposite the residence of Alvin Ames, the oyster dealer MT. Leeds was desirous of connecting the resi- dence with a private sewer he was to build and leading into Quinnipiac riv- CT. He obtained permission of MT. Ames to lay the sewer through his grounds down to the river and yester- day morning had plumber with men beginning to excavate a trench diagon- ally across the street. It seems some of the neighbors objected to the pro-. ceeding and made their objections known in pretty loud language It is reported an ancient firearm was brought out, but there was no actual war save of words. Director Beecher was sent for and told MT Leeds that he must not open the street. MT. Leeds claimed he had permission, but the di- rector said no official permit had been issued by his department. What the result will be remains to be seen.
 8. D. Bradley Is building a small ad- dition on the rear of the second story of his Grand avenue residence to be used for 8 sleeping room,
 After the lodge meeting of Columbia castle, No. g. K. G. E., this week, the members removed the castle belongings to the new o. U. A. M hall, 25 Grand avenue, which is to be the new head quarters. The new hall has been leas- ed for one year for the castle gather ings. The first meeting in the new quarters is to be held on the evening of October il, which will be a rally meet ing.
 Rev. pr. Sage at the Grand avenue Baptist church will begin his new ser mon series on chapter studies and pop ular eXpositions of Old Testament events tomorrow evening. The topic is "A Funeral in Abraham's Time" or "Conjugal Love-.
 The Guilford and Wallingford fairs ott hy O a thronc nf Fair Haven people Among the attendants were MT. and Mrs. Willis Linsley Mrs. Benjamin Stone, Mrs. Black, c. W. Hemingway, H. W. Crawford, H. R. Smith and Sherman Russell.
 G, D. Bradley has returned from a three months stay in Clyde and Au- burn, N. Y. He has been assisting the Hemingway Preserving Go.
 At the East Haven Congregational church the pastor, Rev. D. J. Clark, will preach tomorrow morning from the topic "Separation in Order to Sal- vation. The annual church meeting will be held next Friday evening. Sup per will be served in the chapel at 6:30, followed by reports and election of of ficers, with roll call of church mem bers.
 The East Haven republicans have nominated for grand jurors Leland M. Haight, c. c. Kirkham H. P. Bradley; for constables, E. c. Goodrich, w. H. Chidsey, c. M. Reyes, James Smith.
 The funeral of Sidney, son of Con- ductor George Beach, was attended from the home of the parents of the de- ceased in East Haven Thursday after noon There was a large attendance of relatives and friends. Young Beach was a member of the Branford battery and died at Grace hospital of typhoid fever. Rev. E. S. Lines officiated and read the burial service of the Episcopal church. About twenty members of the battery under command of Captain Hounce, attended the funeral and es- corted the remains to the new ceme- tery. Several members of the G. A. R. fell into line in the rear of the battery. The flags on the school house, at the green and at other places in East Ha- ven were at half mast. In the porch of the Beach residence were several flags bordered with black. Members of the battery were the bearers.
 SUBSCRIPTION DANCE.