The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-03-16
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ENJOY4BKE MEETING OFTuE CAD-
MUS EITER1RY CLUB.
Accident to TugbOat William Propel-
Ter Struck an Obstruction In @ IL inni-
erIng Mt Grace Hospital.

| Ter Struck an Obstruction In @ IL inni L.
piac Rivsr--Charies AppIegate Recov-
erIng ut Grace Hospital.
! The Cadmus club held q meeting
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Harry w. Crawford, &c Chambers street.
| The afternoon was devoted to music
and poetry. The great masters in music
We're taken up, Mrs. r. Jones having
for her subject "RubenStein" and il
Illustrated it by singing his 'Flyaway
Nightingale" with Mrs. Bailey as ac-
companist. Mrs. Fred Jackson read an
able paper on 1.-THE Early Composers"
Mrs. Bailey gave sketches of three noted
singers There We're several original
poems read and composed by Mrs.
William Hull, Mrs. John j. Willmott,
Mrs Edward Fenton, Mrs. Frank E.
Hull, Mrs. John C. Bradley, Mrs. Ed
ward Seeley and Mre. c. Fl. Smith.
A birthday dinner was given by Mrs.
Harriet Gum of Lexington avenue to
few of her relatives recently. The
table was decorated in pink and white
and looked very inviting. Mrs, Gum
received many gifts in recognition Of
her anniversary. Those present We're
Mr.. and Mrs l.. p. Converse, Mrs.
Howard Waters and her son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hotchkiss, Mrs. George Fl.
Augur.
The condition of Wells j. Bray yester
day was about the same. His daugh-
ter, Mrs. Guise, arrived yesterday from
her home in Eufaula, Ala.
Morgan Davis Of Killingworth is WIS.,
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Of Perkins
street.
Joseph r. Rice of Grand avenue is i'll
with the grip.
Mrs. Sullivan, wife of Bridge Tender
William Sullivan, is very low with an
attack of pneumonia.
Fort Hale lodge, N. e. O. r., will re-
ceive a visit this evening from Grand
Warden Chaplin.
On Wednesday evening a party of
friends rendered surprise visit to Miss
Bessie Valkenburg Of So Woolsey street.
Isaac E. Browns oyster steamer ar
rived Wednesday evening from Nara
gansett bay with 1000 bushels of oy-
sters.
The steamer William one of the tug
boats Of the New England Transporta-
ton company, in coming up Mill river
with the schooner William Marshall,
was disabled off the gas house. The
propeller struck some obstruction, prob
ably a rock, and smashed one of the
blades. The tugboat is hauled off so
that repairs may be made. A new
wheel has been sent for, but 1t will
probably be week before repairs are
completed.
Jacob P. Morrow, who has been quite
i'll at his home on Clinton avenue, re-
mains about the same. 1t is expected
he will be able to be out again with the
coming of warmer weather. He is at
tended by Dr. Robbins.
Charles Applegate, who has been at
Grace hospital five months, is slowly
but it Is expected ne will
have to remain nearly two months
more. One of his feet was terribly
burned with molten metal and he lost
four toes. He has been able to walk
some with the aid Of crutches
The directors car on the Fair Haven
and Westville railroad which was
painted blue, has been reprinted at the |
Grand avenue shops. The color is yell
low, conforming with the regular cars
IF the line and with other decorations |
gives a handsome appearance
Rev. A. II. Goodenough and wife, who
have visited friends here, left yesterday |
for Litchfield county before returning
to New Rochelle. They attended the |
supper at the East Pearl street M E. |
church Wednesday evening and were |
greeted by friends