The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-17
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
FINE ENTERTA YNMENT BY EAST
 ROCK LODGE TONIGHT.
East Chapel Street Paving Now Well Under rWay-AnnualM Meeting of king's Daughters Held Yesterday-Mr. Lcwis' mad GnII
Fast Paccr Sold.

The regular meeting of East Rock lodge No. 3S, A: o. U. w., will be held this even ing, at which time prominent Fair Hayef resident will be received into membership After the lodge exercises refreshments vii be served and there will be smoker.
 The committee on entertainment, o1 which J. r. B. Ricketts is chairman, ar' preparing a fine programme of music ant speeches for the union meeting with Degree of Honor No. 2 to be held in the lodge room Thursday evening, May 31. The Ia dies of the Degree of Honor have consent ed to take charge of the banquet room ant furnish the spread for the evening. The programme for this occasion will be pub lished later.
 The paving of East Chapel street is now well begun. The south side of the street + paved from the drawbridge nearly to Jame; street and east of that point the roadbed is being graded and prepared for the new Hudson river has just discharged cargo ot many thousand brick to be used in the new pavement
 The Yale crew took spin up Quinnipiat river yesterday afternoon. The barge was followed by the Yale launch.
 J. H. Warden of West Haven, member of Home council No. 1, Brotherhood of Re lief, has been i'll several weeks.
 The eleventh annual meeting of the New Haven union of Kings Daughters was held in the Second Congregational church yes terday. The meeting began at o'clock and was opened with devotional exercises con- 
 Clark. The secretary gave q report of the work, particularly of the four bi-monthly meetings. Reports were also made from z several of the circles, which showed the work to be in prosperous condition There are thirty-one circles, four having been formed during the past year. The new cir cles are Westvllle, Nit Carmel, Bethel A. M F. church and the Summerfield NJ. F. church. The membership is nearly 500.
 Officers were then elected It was de- cided to appoint an additional vice chair man. The officers elected are: Chairman, Miss Jennie Messer; vice charmen, Miss Lillian Gladwin Mrs Charles W. Kelsey; recording secretary, Miss Emma F; Weld; Platt; treasurer, Mrs. Merrill T, Clark; executive committee, Mrs. A. c. Stiles, Mrs E. II. Howell, Mrs, William F. Lockwood.
 An interesting address was given by Mrs. Hutchinson on Rescue and Preservation Work in New York.
 At 6:30 q supper was served to the mem Ders oI the union by the members oI the Ladies Aid society of the Second church. In the evening an address was given by Colonel Hallimond of the BoWery mission ill New York city. The meeting was inter- esting throughout and was attended by q good number
 The Ladies Aid society Is to give an en- tertainmcnt in the parlors of the Grand avenue Congregational church this evening" Superintendent Hopkins will give an inter- csfing talk on Lights to be Illustrated with many kinds of lights for house and street lighting. The ladies will serve ice cream. Admission to the lecture twenty cents and ice cream served free.
 Mr. Lewis yesterday sold his fast pacer that has been much admired by horsemen, Nathan Palmer of Montowesc being the brought from Dakota promises to be very fast. Seven or eight previously looked at the horse with view of buying, but they considered the price too high.