The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-04
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
OYSTERS ARE GOOD THIS YEAR BUT
BETTER WE1gHER rs W-AETED.

The Crop VIII Then be Fine East Rock
Meeting wan be Held this Evening
Ice Cream Sale at the Epworth Church.
oysters are fine, but some OF the deal
ers say the trade Is not what 1t should
be at this season. The warm weather
undoubtedly has the effect to retard
orders. With a few days Of crisp, cool
weather trade would most likely I'M
prove.
An ice cream sale will be given at the
regular social meeting Of the Epworth
league to be held this evening In the
Sunday school room Of the East Pearl
street M. e. church. A good entertain
ment is also provided and large gath
ering is expected.
Several young people Of the Second
Congregational church will attend the
state convention of the Y P. 8. c. T..
at Meriden. The leaders In the state
look for one of the greatest state con-
ventions ever held. Rev Charles NJ.
Sheldon, author of 'In His Steps" viii
lspeak twice. Rev, Allyn King Foster
of this city gives the annual sermon,
and Rev Alexander r. irvine of Fair
Haven win give an address on "A New
Basis Of Missionary Effort" The con-
vention opens Friday and closes Sunday
night.
A. little daughter has arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Morgan e. Fow-
Ter. Quinnipiac avenue.
The mems history class Of the Second
Congregational church will take up the
study Of THE Prophets of Israel" this
winter and apply their teaching to
American problems. There are now
thirty-fve in the class, but a successful
effort is being made to enlarge the class
to fifty The class meets at noon every
Sunday
The first supper of the season will be
given In the parlors of st. James
church THIS evening at G30 O'Clock.
THESE suppers will be held every fort
night during the season.
At the meeting of the warden ana
burgesses of Fair Haven East held this
week the committee on police reported
that George A Cook had been acting
as one Of the night police and recon-
mended that he be appointed perma-
nently The board concurred in the rec
ommendation.
For recording secretary of the New |
Haven Christian Endeavor union Miss
Mary s. Griswold Of the Grand avenue |
Congregational church has been nomi- |
mated as one Of the candidates. and for |
vice president Mrs. Frederick Siebert of |
the Grand avenue Baptist church has |
been nominated
Chairman ]. 2. B. Ricketts, OF the
committee on entertainment of East
Rock lodge No. 3S, A. O. r. w, has Is
sued the following announcement about
the meeting of the lodge this evening:
Members of East Rock lodge will |
please not forget Thursday evening,
October 4. Brother J. C. Gallagher, su-
preme representative Will be present
and give the brothers a history Of the
doings of the supreme lodge at the I'M
portant meeting In June Brother Gal
agher needs no recommendation, az he
s well known In this city and TO the
members of this order. All who are
able to hear him will be we'll repaid, "a
important details of the supreme lodge
work will be given. Other members Of
he order will be present, including our
odge deputy, Brother Ford Refresh
ments and smoker will follow the
speeches. The committee on entertain
nent hope for large gathering OF the
members Of the lodge"
On November IA Fair Haven lodge
No. 2, Degree of Honor is to have an
and dance at Polar Star
lall. The committee is working hard
o make this affair f1rst-class in every
aspect.