The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-11
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
RECEPTION GTVEN By REY. AND
MRS. d. j. CLARK.

Entertainment by the Hemdee Company
to be Given In the Grace Church Parrish
HOuse--I1leventh and Twelfth Ward
Republicans Are Active.
Rev. William r. Milford, formerly
rector of the Church Of the Ascension,
and now of New Jersey is In town for
few days, coming here to marry ons
Of his former parishioners, the wedding
occurring on Tuesday at that church,
He has been invited to offlciate and
will preach next Sunday in st. James
P. e. church, Fair Haven East. He Is
said to be an eloquet preacher and very
popular in the church where he is set
tied in New Jersey. Some of his for-
mer parishioners will undoubtedly take
advantage Of this opportunity Of again
hearing their former rector.
| The Rev. D. J. Clark and wife OF {
East Haven gave reception on the
occasion of the twentieth anniversary
of his pastorate at the Congregational
church yesterday afternoon and EVEN
ing. The affair took place at the par
sonage and was largely attended. m
the afternoon the older members OF the
church and congregation called and III
the evening the other friends were
present in large numbers from to 10
o'clock. There was music, refresh
ments were served and there were 9TH
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cess. The couple were the recipients OF
several fine gifts. Mr., Clark has had
o long and successful passionate and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark are highly esteern-
ed by the people of the church and con1-
munity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Chatterton OF
Townsend avenue are entertaining d
cousin from New York.
The management has aimed to give
the audience. a short and lively pro.
gramme, fulFof bright music and fun
NY situations, at the entertainment to
be presented this evening at Grace
church parish house. The Hendee cofl-
pay has just concluded an engagement
in West Haven, with the Bobby Shaftor
company, and after this entertainment
they are billed for South Norwalk, and
other cities throughout the state. The
stage settings are true to life In each
play and Mr.. Hendee's lightning
change Of character Is the equal of pro-
fessionals. A. fine entertainment is as
sured. The programme:
Chorus--Flags Of the Nations-Choir
Boys.
Recitation-Miss Bassett.
A Proposal Under Difficulties
Gone aot)-John Kendrick Bangs
olo--Gitana-Fred Hendee
Chorus Milkmaid--Choir Boys
Recitation--Mis Bassett
One Evening After Dinner Gone act
play)-Francis Wiley
Chorus--Choir boys.
Robert L. Hazard, who formerly Iiv-
ed at 81 Shelter street, removing to
Derby recently, died quite suddenly
early yesterday morning. He was nftys
four years OF age. Mr.. Hazard was gem
eral agent of the Winona Mills He
was a member Of Quinnipiao lodge, I.
o. o. f., and also of the Royal Area
num-
The Mitchell place on Townsend ave.
nue., as before reported, has been sold
to Mr.. Kimberly of the firm of Fowler
3 Kimberly, corner Of State and Crown
streets. 1t Is now occupied by Mr..
Benton Of Guilford. The purchase price
s said to be s220oo
Paul Benedict, son of H. I'll. Benedict,
Who was recently married, expects to
occupy the beautiful residence Of his
ather on Townsend avenue, Fl. H. Benz
dict having purchased the Foote resi-
lence, located on Bishop street, between
hi ID
will become his winter residence.
Mr., Slocum of Townsend avenue has
lad visitors his brother and wife from
England. His youngest son has entpr-
d Cornell university
Alderman Morse is president Of the II
fcKinley and Roosevelt club and has
ented for club room the store at
Four Corners. formerly occupied by
Iotchkiss the druggist. 81
Frank Trowbridge, assistant cashier
( the National New Haven bank, will
smain until the first of November In
fr. Chamberlain's cottage at Morris M
'ove. He Is so well pleased with the
ottage and surroundings he has hired
ne same for next summer.
Miss Jessie M Jacobs Of SaltonstalI
venue is visiting friends in Water
lille. Il
The republicans Of the Eleventh and
Welfth wards are UP and working.
hey have fitted up the store at the
orner Of Grand avenue and Maltby
lace as a headquarters and meeting
con1s. Seats have been procured to
ccommodate nearly $50 persons The
asst of campaign literature is there in
BOD supply as wei las copies of eight
: ten of the leading daily papers. On
riday evening, the 18th, the ball will
} opened by several good speakers,
hose names will be announced later,
I'd it Is the purpose of tn ecommittee
charge to have speaking two or three
'enings of each week during the ball
ice Of the campaign.