The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-10-18
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
CILM WEATHER. IFFECTS THE
OYSTER SHIPMENTS.
Big Cargo or Cement Received at War;
ner-Mlller Wharf Grand Officers En-
tertained by Adelphia Lodge, f. and
A. M.-Othcr Items,

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tertained by AdeIphia Lodge, f. an,
A. M.-Othcr Items.
A. o. Abbott has been appointed t.
look after FL. A. Stevens business il
his two coal offices, while the latter is
\ detained at home by illness.
Mrs. F. w. j. Sizer has returned
from very pleasant sojourn of sew
eral weeks in the Berkshire Hills Mr.
Sizer, who spent the season there with
her. will return in day or two.
Robert o. Eaton, deputy dairy COM
missioner, will attend the meeting of the
National Dairy association at Chicago,
October Is and 10.
| d. Burton Brown has horse very Ill
at DR.. Kelly's veterinary hospital.
| On Friday at 4:30 p. m. at the Dwight
| school there will be meeting OF the
| supervising principals and one boy rep
| resenting each school to talk up the
| project of forming league of the
school football teams of the city.
The Strong school football team will
play the Dwight team on the East Rock
lot Saturday at 10 a. m. One week ago
this team was defeated by the Dwights
The present warm weather has been
unfavorable for shipping oysters and
the sales have been much reduced, Dur
ing the cool weather the sales We're
large and some dealers were unable to
fill all their orders
The barges C. L. Haines and Buff
falo Enquirer have arrived at the War
ner-Miller company wharf with 2,6oo
barrels Rosendale cement.
Officer Linslqy arrested two wheelmen
last evening for riding across the
Chapel street foot bridge. 1t has been
suggested that it would be good thing
to put up warning placard at either
end of the bridge, for many Wheelmen
do not know it is against the law to
ride across.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hinckley of Four
Corners have been visiting for week
with friends in Durham.
Emeline C. Perry has bought of N.
A. Ludington & Co. SO feet of land on
South Front street.
Henry Donovan has sold to Ellen Nc
Curry 20 feet of land on Townsend ave-
nue..
Mrs Leslie Waters has been visiting
Mrs George S. Tibbert of Clintonville.
Otto Siovitsky, who was badly in
jured on Monday evening. is at the
New Haven hospital and was as COM
Portable as could be expected yester-
day. He is employed by Lancraft
Brothers and the wagon in which he
was riding was run into by an electric
car and he was severely injured.
II. A. Stevens Is still very i'll. He has
been confined to his home by illness,
which has lasted, about five weeks.
Adephi lodge, F. & A. M. entertained
several of the grand officers last even
ing. The guestsrineluded Grand Secre-
tary Barlow of Shelton and District
Deputy F, W. Beardsley. Refreshments
We're served and speeches made by sew
eral Of the officers. The refreshments
were served by the members of Myrtle
chapter, O. f. S.
At the entertainment given in A.
O. U. w. hall in Orange street Mon
day evening, graphaphone selections
were given under the direction Of Henry
Hall Of Fair Haven
A party of friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel j. Latta paid them a visit a
their home on Pine street, Monday
evening, it being the tenth anniversary
of their marriage The evening was
passed with games, music,
etc. The couple received a number of
gifts. The party departed at a late
hour, with many wishes for many re
turns of the anniversary. Prizes We're
won by Mrs. Mary Santry and Adelbert
Rowley. Some of those present We're
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Willis Mr.. and Mrs.
Adelbert Rowley, Mr.. and Mrs. Milo
Stevens, Mrs Henry Kay, Mrs. Mary
Santry, Mrs. C. C. French, Miss Eva
line A. Jacobs, Mark Hare and Frank
Butler
The marriage of Miss Carrie ]. Uhl,
daughter of Postmaster Uhl of Monto-
wese, to Herbert Y. Robinson, son of
William A. Robinson, will take place
in the Montowese Baptist church on
evening.
Captain George Dadmun has hauled
the Yale launch out at Graves yard |
for the winter. Some repairs are to be |
made to the boat, including a new |
jacket for the boiler.
The vegetables used in decorating the |
Second Congregational church for the |
harvest festival on Sunday were dis |
tributed to some forty deserving fami- |
lies about the city.