The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-13
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
FUNERIL OFF'RANK MORTON VIII
BE HELD TODAY.

Services Mt the 1Eortunry Chapel ut $3.50
p.m. Many Large Catches of snapper
Blues Last Weelk-At the Churches.
The funeral of Frank Norton, for
mer resident Of this place, but for the
past ten years of North Branford, VAL
be held from the mortuary chapel this
afternoon at $3.50 O'clock He was well
known among the older inhabitants and
was a member Of Adelphi lodge, f. and
A. M The bearers will be members OF
Adelphi lodge and Rev. r. I. McNlcholl
will otficiate.
Ralph Keech and Samuel Lowe have
returned from weeks vacation spent
| in Waterbury.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Hinckley OF
Springfield, Mass, are visiting rheir
daughter, Mrs. Frederick Willis of Ex-
change street. On Wednesday Mr.. ana
Mrs Hinckley will leave for New Lon
don for short stay, returning to spend
the balance of the month in Fair lda-
ven
Mrs. c. D. Manwaring and children OF
East Pearl street are spending TWO
weeks on Shelter Island.
Mrs. Luzern Ludington and daugh-
tiers left Saturday for South WlndSor
| to be gone two weeks.
Large catches of snapper blues nave
been reported off the lighthouse and
along the shore, but they do not seem
to work up the Quinnipiac river as
much as in former years. This Is an
off year for crabs although some have
been scooped at night by the aid OF a
freight.
Mrs. G. NJ Meickle Of Jersey City Is
visiting William Meickle of 1863 Lenox
street
William r. Hemingway and son. Will
liam D., have returned from trip to
| Boston
At the Grand avenue Baptist church
yesterday morning Deacon j. r. Mer-
row read letter from Mrs. e. w. stone
stating that the condition of Pastor
Stone was slightly improved.
f. IT. Hemingway and wife and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Kelsey are spending
a few days at Rocky Point, Rhode Is
land.
Mr.. and Mrs John Reichel of East
Pearl street gave a farewell party IN
honor of their grandchildren, Madeline
and Harry Reichel of Toledo, Ohio on
Friday afternoon. Among those pres
ent were Madeline, Harry and johnnie
Reichel, Thomas and John Miller, John
Clyne, Charles and Josie Schnltt, All
gust and Edith Zurich, Peter Hugo
Herbert Schmitt, Flora and Mary hugo
MAY Cline, Wanda Milford, Lena Ryner'
Lizzie Miller, Mary Zurich, Katie, LIZ
zie and Annie Roman, Margaret ana
Josie Youst, IIilda Jesper, Minnie Rles-
ing and Louise Barnes.
Miss Mary S. Griswold of Clinton
avenue is spending her vacation IN
| Warren Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. G. Cannon OF
Westport spent Sunday with their son.
L. B. Cannon, the East Side druggist
They were accompanied by their daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Ella Connors of 10i Exchange
street is visiting relatives IN BrStoi
r. l.
Miss Cora Shepard of Meriden is Wis
iting her brother, w. G. shepard u
Poplar street
Miss Kittie Degnan of Poplar street
is visiting relatives In Bridgeport for q
few weeks.
IT is rumored that the work Of paving
Grand avenue will be begun this morn
ing. The street has been dug up hrs'
for one thing and then for another un
til it is in very poor shape for laying
permanent pavement; in face, thost
familiar with such work say it shout
settle for at least two months petore
the bricking commences.
Miss Lois Miller of East Pearl stree
MAS gone to Dummerston, VT. Tor tins
remainder of August. She was accom-
panied by her father as far as spring
field and from there made the trip t'
Brattleboro alone.
During the high but hot WIND Whlci
snEang up about one O'clock SATURDAY
afternoon the top of large elm tree II
front of Captain Eldridge's place or
East Pearl street broke off and crashed
to the strest, startling the neighborhood
Firemen from No SIS house Noved /
out of the street.