The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-15

l
 services Over Remains of Matth, w
 Dufey- Funeral of Mrs. Bo,l Rosen-
 quist-Other Items.
 The class of 1900, Strong school, has
 adopted class pin. It is of sterling
 silver, with red enamel and shows the
 19O0.' Ninety of the pins have been or dered.
 The special exercises held by the
 Eighth grade pupils of Strong school l in Granniss hall Friday afternoon are
 very interesting. For this week the lee
 ture given by one of the pupils will be l on Switzerland" and will be illus
 trated with lantern slides. Last week the lecture was on "England.' Besides the lecture there are essays and de- bate
 The pupils are to place the inscription | "Grannis hall' in gilt letters over the | entrance to the large hall in Strong school Some pictures are also to De l taken of the interior. The pupils Of the | school are fortunate in having so fine hall for holding class and other exer- cises,
 G. Ammann caught about half a bushel of fish in the lake at North Guil- ford.
 Mrs. Henry Ellenberger and Mrs. A, T Io; from a visit at the former' home of the latter in Naugatuck.
 The mission services for men at St. Francis church are being largely at tended. They are being conducted by Father McKenna of the Dominican or der of Somerset, O. Father McKenna was at one time in charge of St. Mary's parish in this city.
 The election in the borough of Fair Haven East yesterday passed off quiet ly. There was only one ticket, and 12G votes were cast. Fred l.. Potter was moderator, and Ira F. Fonda and Ern- est Alderman were both tenders The meeting was adjourned to the first Mon day evening in June, when the annual reports will be presented and tax laid for the ensuing year. The ticket elected is as follows: War den, John Parker; burgesses, Frank J. Mansfield, Joel M Bradley, Giles W. Clark, Augustus W. Wright, Willett H. Kellogg, George M Mckenzie; clerk, Charles E. Bray; treasurer, Orton A. Rose; assessors, c. W, Hemingway, Asa L. Chamberlain, Frederick H. fleming way; collector, Lewis A. T. Blake; baA if, c. N. Mack.
 Undertaken IT. w. Crawford had five funerals on hand Sunday and Monday.
 Funeral services over the remains of Matthew Duffey were held last evening at his home. 21S Front street. A dele gation from Admiral Foote post was present and assisted In the services. The remains will be taken to-day to Bristol for interment.
 The funeral of Mrs. Boel Rosenquist was attended yesterday afternoon from her late home, 252 James street Rev. MT. Eustain of the St. John street Lutheran church officiated. The inter ment was in the Fair Haven cemetery. The deceased was sixty-two years of age She was widow, and leaves three sons.
 MdIy a.. ptpItlu, WIlO WdS 3d IOuSe- keeper for Morrow Blake, resitling at GA Clinton avenue, died Sunday of dropsy and heart failure at the age of fifty three years. The funeral will take place to-day at the home of her relatives in Stamford She has no relatives here except a cousin, a Mrs. Siverthau of Talmadge street. She was an attendant at Christ church.
 Captain George W. Lindsey has sold about 5000 bushels of oysters from his Quinnipiac river beds to Eugene Hanil- | ton
 Lewis Crockett has sold to Alvin | Ames the oysters on his beds in the | Quinnipiac river.
 MT. and Mrs. William D. Hemingway | have returned to Norfolk, Va.
 MT. and Mrs. E. H. Crawford have | returned from New York
 Harry Leigh and daughter have gone | to Northampton, Mass. for a few days.
 The sloop Phoebe Cockrane arrived | with load of clans for s. c. Burwell & Co. The sloop was loaded | at Oakdale, l.. I.
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