The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-10-24
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
An ELABORATE CHURCH ENTER
TAINNENT no BE GIVEN.

TAINNENT TO BE GIVEN.
Football Mt Strong schoOl-W. #. Hub
bard Recovering Rapidly from Hts
characterization to Rev. H. w
stone VIII Take Place Tonight.
An elaborate entertainment is to DC
given by the Grand avenue Congrega'
tional church in November and about
thirty of the young people are mold
ing frequent rehearsals under the oi-
rection of Mrs. Hurlbut.
A second eleven has been formed by
pupils of the Strong school, and II
will play a game of football with the
team of Day school on the East ROCK
lot Saturday. Laurence BurWel is
manager and Elijah Ball captain of the
new team.
The new colors for the Strong school
are being made and will be hoisted in
the fiaepole this week. The colors will
be 10x16 feet and will be of blue ana
Willie, Oh Lttt DUG llSih VA ~ $3.50 -
tiers IS. G. S."
The Strong school has adopted new
veil. It is warner; Warner; sitz,
boom, ba; Strong school; Strong school,
'rah. 'rah. 'rah." 1t is to recognize the
kindness of William A. Warner, OF the
well known firm of w. A. Warner &
Bro, who gave the FOOTBALLS Tor the
Strong school teams.
II. M. Atwood, clerk at the Booth
market. has been visiting at his home
in Beacon Falls for couple of days,
w. f. Hubbard, manager Of the
Booth market, is suffering severely
from the effects of blood poisoning Of
one of the fingers of his left hand, caus-
ed by puncturing it with a chicken
bone, DIR. Robinson Is attending him.
Mr.. Hubbard was able TO be at his
place of business yesterday, but the
wound is very painful. The finger was
lanced yesterday.
Tonight the reception to Rev. E. w.
Stone will take place at the Grand
avenue Baptist church from to 10
O'clock 1t is expected the church will
be crowded with callers during the
evening At o'clock there will be a
musical programme to be followed by
addresses.
The address of Rev. Alexander F.
Irvine to be delivered at the meeting
of East Rack lodge, A. O. U. W., on
the evening of November 16 will be ex-
clusively for male members of the or
der and all A. O. u w. men are well
come. An able address is assured. He
will speak of interesting features in
the fraternal world. The change has
been made by the committee because
of the nearness of the anniversary of
the lodge, Friday December 20, at
which the lady friends of the members
will be invited
At the last meeting Of East Rock
lodge j. P. B. Ricketts, made an able
address; also Walter Leigh, r. B. Far
rem, I'll. A. keenan,, Master Workman
Weatherwax, and Banta Brothers furn-
ished music. The exercises were fol-
lowed by smoker.
A communication having been recev-
ed from the grand master suggesting
that a night be set apart in October
for roll call and to have every mem
Der make a special effort to attend,
Polar Star lodge has voted to have such
a meeting on Wednesday, October 25.
Samuel A. Taylor has bought a lot
on Taylor avenue, East Haven, and
will shortly build a new house there.
Adelphi lodge +. and A. M, will
meet this evening, and four candidates
will take the first degree
Empire knights of Relief will have
their first entertainment on Friday
evening, and the committee on enter
tainment Is making arrangements to
present a very interesting programme
of>exercises.
At the annual business meeting of |
East Haven it was voted to erect four
new MIGRANTS and put up four addi-
tional gas lamps equipped with Wells |
bach burners. This equipment has
been ordered and will be put In place
before the ground freezes.
Alexander Harper, who was injured
at the trap rock quarries near Short
Beach, who was injured by derrick.
is gradually improving. He received
severe scalp wound. He is attended
by DR.. Holbrook.
Charles S. Barrett of Pierpont street,
who suffered a leg fracture on Satur-
day, is as comfortable as could be ex-
pected. He was employed as driver
by the Quinnipiac Brewing company,
and was thrown from wagon
Mrs G. D. Manwaring Of East Pearl
street, went to Bridgeport yesterday
to attend the double funeral of her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John
Green, who died suddenly on Friday