The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-13
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
FORT HALE LODGE Will GIVE A
TROLLEY RIDE THIS EVENING.

TROLLEY RIDE THIS EVENING,
Fish Commissioners Return-Leoture
in Polar Star Hull Tomorrow WIN
be Very Interesting C. Brenner Badly
Burned About the Hands-Othcr Locul
Notes.
Columbia Castle was represented by
Several members at the meeting Of the
grand castle, K. G. E., held at Savin
Rock yesterday.
The big barge Buffalo Enquirer, which
brought a cargo of cement for w. A.
Warner & Bro, has been chartered by
the firm to return for another load The
barge will go to Eddyville, N. Y, and
load 1000 barrels Rosendale cement and
thence to Jersey City to take on 1000
barrels Portland cement. The boat Is
expected back here next Monday. The
barge will be hurried up as there is a
god demand for cement.
The steamer Isaac e. Brown, which
carried out the fish commission and
other officials to the Bridgeport natural
oyster beds, Monday, has returned. Cap
tain Brown reports that it was about
the worst day of the season. The boat
shipped several seas, but proved herself
an able sea boat. Dredges were thrown
out and tests made show the set of
the natural oysters this season has been
q good one.
Mrs H. III. Franklin and son of
James street are visiting in Springfield
James Dunn will give lecture on
temperance in Polar Star hall to-mor-
row evening, under the auspices of st.
Francis T. A. B. society. There will
also be cinematograph exhibition Of
pictures of the recent Spanish war.
Fort Hale lodge, N, r. o. p, will give
a trolley ride this evening. A special
car will leave the New Haven green at
7:45 o'clock and another car leaving
Grand avenue and Ferry street at
o'clock. The destination is Cosey Beach,
where there will be music and dancing
in the pavilion.
Rev. Mr.. Whitaker, who was re-
Gently located in Missouri, has been
stopping for part of the summer with
his family in Fair Haven, visiting at
Mrs. Whittakers mother, Mrs. Doollttle
of Perkins street. Mr.. Whitaker has
become settled over a parish in Will
Jamestown, Mass, recently, and Mrs,
Whitaker and child left yesterday to
join him.
A young lady from Derby who has
been visiting her aunt on Blatchley
avenue has been relating her experience
in prize puzzle solution. A paper Of
fered $500 in gold to the person guessing
the puzzle Alright and if more than one,
the prize money was to be divided
This young lady was informed that her
solution was correct but there were so
many preceding her who had been sue
cessful that her portion of the prize
would be but a small amount-in fact
only two cents. In view Of the fact that
her portion was so small, she was Of
fered SIS gold watch for So. 1t is
needless to say that she did not invest.
A lawn party is being arranged for
the Annex fire department, to be given
this evening on the Granniss lawn, on |
Forbes avenue. There will be given an |
entertainment and refreshments will be |
served.
The funeral of James Fitzgerald who |
died Monday at the home of his daugh- |
ter, Mrs. Sullivan, 161 Clay street, will |
be held from st. Francis church this |
morning at o'clock Mr. Fitzgerald |
was one of the well known Irish resi-
dents of the city and had been i'll but a
short time from acute dysentery
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Healy have gone
to Ocean Grove, N. j.
G.. Bremen, employed as an engineer
at the railroad power house on Ferry
street, burned both hands severely
Monday, caused by the breaking of an
electric connection.
Mrs. Maria s. Gladwin of Exchange
street has gone to Sachems Head to |
remain two weeks.