The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-05-23
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
DONATION DAY TO-MORROW FOR
 HOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS.

HOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS.
 List of Articles Most Needed for tn,
 Home Empire Knights of Relief
 Israel Putnam Lodge Reception Gen
 Pierpont Out Again-Funera ofHenry
 Mallory Yesterday Afternoon-Fu-
 neral of Capt. Lanfair This Morning
 The donation day tea at the Home of the Friendless will occur on Wednes- day. The managers are hoping that there will be a liberal response to their call for donations
 Articles needed ill the home are as fol- lows: Clothes baskets, medium sized milk pitchers, coffee cups and saucers, cotton cloth, bleached and unbleached Canton flannel, bread tins and pie plates, rocking chairs, black and white spool cotton, all numbers, buttons, odds and ends of millinery, straw hats and bonnets, groceries. handkerchiefs, blan- kets and spreads for single beds, dish and hand towels, rugs and pieces of car pet, towel racks, foot pans, light weight under vests, with and without sleeves, large and medium sizes, brooms and long handled brushes, hats and clothing of all kinds for children under six years of age, looking glasses, combs and brushes, night dresses, large and me- diun1 sizes, table napkins, and one or fun cnn;ns nf ha Ia
 Services in continuation of the jubilee services at the East Pearl street M. F. church were held yesterday, as follows: 4:30 D. m., pastors normal class and junior league; 7:30 D. m., praise ser vice; o'clock, preaching by the Rev. Henry Blatz, Jr., of Westvile, subject, "What to Do and How"
 The Cadmus club will meet this after noon with the president, Mrs. Smith, holding the last meeting for the season.
 Lauren A. Humiston and Frank P. Tyler are completing the arrangements for forming a council of the Empire Knights of Relief. The members who have not been examined are requested to do so at once in order to be ready at the meeting for organization.
 The barge F. c. Hill has completed discharging 200 tons of blue stone for w. A. Warner & Bro. They have char tered the barge Fisher to bring 1500 bar rels Alpha Portland cement and the boat is expected to arrive Thursday Another barge with 1,50O barrels cement for the same firm Is also expected on Thursday.
 Matthew N Tyler of Quinnipiac ave- nue is very i'll and his recovery is not expected.
 A reception will be given by Israel Putnam lodge, A. o, U. w., to Hugh A. Keenan, past master workman of East Rock lodge, on Friday evening. MT. Keenan is a deputy to Israel Put nam lodge.
 Rev. D. W. Howell of Waterbury Is attending the jubilee exercises of the East Pearl street M. E. church.
 General w. H. Pierpont is able to be out again, after a severe injury to his right ear In sneezing, he fractured the drum of the ear and several weeks elapsed before it became secure in place again. The injury was attended by considerable pain His left ear was nearly deafened during the war of the rebellion in artillery practice. The drill master of the battery was Lieutenant Horace Porter, who Is now United States minister to France.
 The funeral of Henry Mallory was at- tended from his late home, 336 Quinni- piac avenue, yesterday afternoon, Rev. A. F. Irvine of the Second Congrega- tional church attending. Several selec- tions were rendered by quartette. Mr. Irvine paid deserving tribute to the deceased, speaking of his value as a citizen and his loss to the church. The bearers were c. w. Hemingway, c. E. Bray, Welles J. Bray and Henry K Smith.
 The remains of Captain George Lan- fair will arrive here from Baltimore this morning and the funeral services will be held in the Memorial chapel at 10 a. I'll. The deceased was in the eighty-frst year of his age. He former ly lived here and for many years was commander of vessels running in the oyster and fruit trade. Later he was in the oyster business in Baltimore with l his brother, the late Captain Horace | Lanfair. He leaves a widow. His first | wife, who died many years ago, was a | sister of Elijah Ball. Mrs. Edwin | Barnes of this city is a sister of the de- | eeased. He leaves four nieces In Fair | Minerva Mallory, Mrs. | Mary Linsley, Mrs. James A. Griswold | and Miss Mary l.. Lanfar.
 The monthly business meeting of the Y. P. s. c. E. of the Baptist church | will be held this evening at the home of Mrs. E. A. Burroughs, No. 13 Per kins street. After the meeting a social will be held and ice cream will be on sale.
 The Water company has just con- pleted laying a larger water pipe in Houston street with double the capacity of the old pipe. Yesterday the con- struction gang began laying a larger main in Exchange street, east of Ferry street.
 BRETAGNE TWICE AGROUND.