The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-19
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MANY VESSELS DUE TO ARRIVE
TODAY.

East Rock Lodge, A. o. U. W.-schoo1s
| Closed Until Monday Y esterday Morn
| ing's Heavy Frost-Vistt from Ex-
School Principal Camp-Other Per-
| sonal lettings.
| The regular meeting of East Rock
| lodge. A, o. U. W., was held last even
| ing.
| Mrs. Mary A. Foote of Exchange
street has been reelected superintend-
ent of Jail and prison work at the an
nual meeting of the W. G. I. U. of
Connecticut, held at Mer1den.
There was heavy frost yesterday
morning, the first of the season, and ice
formed as thick as window glass. 1t Is
said the frost has held off later than
usual. Many people were engaged yes
terday in putting their tender plants
under cover until next spring.
William f. Hubbard yesterday OPEN
ed his new market at "a Grand ave-
nue. Central Hall building. The mar
ket is well equipped and provided with
new and improved fixtures. Mr.. Hub
bards brother, Clifford A. Hubbard, is
assisting in the market.
Hon. Joseph l.. Barbour of Hartford
will address a mass meeting in Me-
mortal hall, North Haven, next Mon
day evening and number will go up
from North Haven and Montowese.
George H. Cooper, president of the
North Haven Republican club, will pre-
side.
Edward L. Linsley of North Haven,
who died yesterday of typhoid fever,
was a member of and an officer in
Adelphi lodge, f. and A. M, of Fair
Haven.
Principal George A. Mirick and Rich
ard Gallagher, teacher in the manual
training department at Strong school,
attended the complimentary dinner
given to President Hadley of Yale last
evening.
Mrs Adeline r. Bobron and Mrs. G.
A. Gorton of New London are visiting
Mrs. F. L. Willis, Exchange street.
Miss Christine Buell. of Clinton has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis A.
T. Blake of Quinnipiac avenue.
The Jefferson company are painting
a dwelling house owned by the Quin-
nipiac Brewing company on East
Chapel street.
The Fair Haven schools closed yes
terday afternoon until Monday morn
ing on account of the State Teachers
meeting 10 be held in this city to-day
and tomorrow; most Of the local
teachers will attend the convention.
Ex-Principal Camp, now of New
York, was in Fair Haven yesterday and
called on Principal Mirick of the
Strong school. Mr. Camp is treasurer
of the Potter & Putnam company, edu-
cational publishers of New York city
The WarnerM Miller company have
several vessels due tomorrow. They
include the barge Warner Miller with
1860 barrels Rosendale cement barge
G. l.. Haynes, 200 barrels Rosendale
and 100 barrels Portland cement; barge
Buffalo Enquirer, LOO barrels Portland
cement barge Rancocas, $50 tons plas-
ter and patent mortar. A schooner is
due the first of next week with 140 tons
fire brick and the schooner Henry Clay
is at Rondout loading 40 tons blue
stone Captain C. Fl. Cassell has added |
another barge to the fleet freighting for
this firm and named 1t the Warner |
Miller, out of compliment to the COM
pany. 1t is good boat with large car
rying capacity,
The schooner Minnie c., which was |
sunk in the lower harbor by collision
last week, has been repaired at Graves
The vessel has proceeded
eastward with her cargo of coal.