The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-08
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM BOTH
SIDES OF THE RIVER.

Funeral of Ethel, Daughter of Mr.. nn'
Mrs. John Carkow-Annual Picnic o
| w. C. II. u. at Foxon TO-day-Eepair
on Rolling MIL Proceedtng-JohnG
| WeeIses Meets with n Painful Acct
dent.
Samuel Emery of Fillmore street, col
lector for the New Haven Gaslight com
pany, who has been ill with typhoid rev
er, is improving. Herbert Shipley IL
taking his place temporarily.
Miss May Rowley of Townsend ave
| nue. has gone to Sunset Beach with
party from Bridgeport for two weeks
! They are chaperoned by the mothers Of
some of the young people.
The funeral of Ethel, daughter OF MI
and Mrs John Carlson, was ATTENDED
yesterday afternoon from her late nome
in the Annex. She was eight years OF
age and died of malarial fever. The
burial was in the Fair Haven cemetery
The funeral of the late Miss Emma
Forbes was attended Sunday afternoon
| from her home on Exchange street, Rev,
| DR.. Sanford of Grace church officiating
She was fifty-four years of age. A few
days ago she submitted to surgical
| operation at Grace hospital and died
from the effects.
The employees Of the Quinnipiac Brew
ing company enjoyed their annual picnic
at South End Sunday
John S. MettIer is very low at his
home on Amer street. He has been In
poor health for several months. Mi.
Mettler was baker on Front street re-
firing from business several years ago.
Miss Evaline Laurence, who has been
visiting Miss Scranton, $50 Blatchley
avenue, returned to New York yester-
day.
John A. Wicl1es of Front street, en-
ployed by the New Haven Gaslight Co..
while dumping coal cars on an elevated
tramway in the yard Saturday, got one
of his feet caught under wheel and
the foot and ankle were painfully crush
ed. He will be confined to his home for
about two weeks Mr. Wickes is a MEM
Der of Council No 5, Brotherhood of
Relief
The Bradley building at the corner of
Grand avenue and Front street is being
reprinted and is much improved In APP
pearance
The tide was right yesterday morning
for the oyster planters to leave for the
oyster beds at 1880 o'clock. Those who
went down report that it was pretty
cold and much in contrast to recent
warm mornings.
Friend II. Francis will attend the G.
A. r.. encampment at Philadelphia.
Frank Hines, clerk at w. A. Warner
& Bros store, is enjoying his vacation
With party of campers at Johnson's
Point.
N. Irving Harrison, clerk at w. A,
Warner & Bros'e, store, with his family
are enjoying their vacation at Mr.. Har-
risons former home In North Branford.
Mr.. and Mrs. George King of % Clin-
ton avenue left yesterday for Block Is
land.
Mrs. w. e. Beach of Montowese has
been visiting friends in Cheshire.
James cullen and Mr.. Curran of New
York city, who have been visiting Jus
tice John c. Fay Of So Exchange street.
have returned home.
John C. Fay, who has been appointed
one of the delegates of the Order of
Chosen Friends. to the state convention
to be held In Meriden tomorrow. Mr..
Fay is much interested in the order and
was given watch for his success in
bringing in new members.
Attorney w. 8 Moyle and family of
Woolsey street leave tomorrow for
Lake Massapoug Sharon, Mass, to re-
main three weeks
The members of the w. C. T., U. will
enjoy their annual picnic at the home
of Mrs. Hiram Thompson in Foxon to-
day.
r. Foote Andrews Of East Haven has
returned from his annual visit to Long |
Island.
Thomas Mcguire, clerk in Salsbury's |
drug store, has gone to Massachusetts, |
on vacation trip.
The wife and sons of Dr. p. S. Rob
inson of Grand avenue are at Asbury
Park
Mrs Jane Stirling Of Clinton avenue
has returned from Asbury Park
Miss Margaret Greene of Atwater
street left yesterday for Ocean Grove.
The repairs are proceeding at the roll
ing mill and the mill will be started In
few days. The works will be closed
only long enough to make necessary i'm
as there are orders waiting
FOR manufactured iron.