The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-09
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS


Frnternal Bencfit League Meets This
| Eyentua-Offleers of the State Grange
to visit Foxon Wednesday !veuing-
Other Items.
An election bet is to be paid this even
ing by a wheelbarrow ride. The bet
was made between William Powers and
Frank Mozealous, the former losing.
Mr., Powers Is to wheel Mozealous
around several of the streets of Fair
Haven. The procession will be headed
by drum corps, and the WheelbarroW
will be followed by quite crowd burn
ing red fire. The start will be at Z
o'clock or q little later, from the east
end of Grand avenue drawbridge, up
East Grand avenue. Quinnipiac avenue,
over Quinnipiac drawbridge, Houston,
Pierpont, East Pearl, Exchange, South
Front streets and Grand avenue to the
pace Oh SldIllHS' ~ VIA ~ A"'S "
amusing event and will draw out big
crowd.
The rummage sale which began We'd
nesday evening In the Hemingway store,
corner of Grand and Quinniptac ave-
nues, is under the auspices of the Ia
dies of St. James church and the pro"
ceeds are for the church. The variety
of the stock is great, consisting of sec
ond hand clothing, boots, shoes and
rubbers articles of furniture and scores
of other articles Yesterday afternoon
the store was we'll filled with customers
and the trading was lively.
New Haven council, fraternal benefit
league, will meeting this evening at the
A. O. u. W. hall.
William Bradley of New Canaan,
brother of the Bradley Bros, IS helping
them open their big market on Church
street. Mr.. Bradley formerly resided
in Fair Haven,
Several Fair Haven Masons attended
the anniversary exercises of Hiram
lodge. Wednesday. One Of the interest
ing addresses was by James M. Town
send Of Four Corners, on THE Centen-
NAL Celebration Of 1850"
Superintendent G. G.. Ames of the
rubber shop, and wife, have returned
home from a trip of two weeks In the
west.
The officers of the state grange will
visit Foxon next Wednesday evening
for the purpose Of investigating the con-
dition of the local grange. 1t is feared
the Foxon grange will be disbanded.
The sale conducted by the Farther
Lights society in the chapel of the
Grand avenue Baptist church Wednes-
day evening was very successful. A
large number of fancy and useful ar
ticles and home made candy was dis
posed of. The sale, following the sup
per of the Ladies' Aid society that was
attended by over 100 people. A table |
was reserved for the members of the |
Farther Lights.
The first regular meeting OF the Null |
us Secundus Whist club was held at |
The home of Mrs. Amman, 40 Houston |
street, Wednesday evening. The club |
consists of the following members: Mr.. |
and Mrs. c. D. Peck, Mr. and Mrs F. |
P. Tyler. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Amman,
Mr. and Mrs. G. II Jacobs, Mrs Martha
Preston, Mrs. H. e. Strassburg, Mrs. NJ
:. Billiard, Miss Alice Pond, Miss Hat
lie Dennison. W. H. PferDont, Clayton
Billiard and Mr.. Ray. The evening was
yery pleasantly spent at whist. Prizes
we're won by Mrs. Charles Peck and w.
1. Pierpont, and the consolation prizes
~ Mrs James Preston and Fred Am
mann. Refreshments We're served The
hub will meet In two weeks at the home
f Mr.. and Mrs, F. p Tyler 80 Clinton
venue.