The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-24
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
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I'LL HE4 18th.

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A BOSTON Drummer's Eye for an Adj
Charles e. Rowe Going Back TO Cali
stiilman Mallory-Funerai of Clifford
Hemingway-O officer Dippold' IS Fishing
Trip.
The funeral services Of Mrs. Eliza
beth Stillman Mallory, who was in the
sixty-fourth year of her age, took place
yesterday afternoon at No. 2S8 Peck
street, attended by many sorrowing
friends. The services were conducted
by Rev. Winans, pastor of the West
Haven Methodist church. The deceas-
ed was the widow of John R. Mallory
and resided in New York. She was
here on a visit at the residence of her
aged mother, where she was taken i'll
and died. The interment was In West
willie cemetery, where the late Mr.. NAL
lory bought a burial plot years ago.
Rev E. w. Stone, pastor Of the Grand
avenue Baptist church, is improving,
but not so fast as was hoped for. Sc
we're stomach troubles have set in and
prevent him from assmilating nourish-
ing food. He is still very weak and it
is feared that it will be some time before
he is able to leave his bed.
William Curley, Junior clerk at Sails
burys drug store, will spend to-day at
Mantle.
Mrs. Arthur Jepson and daughter Lii
liam are visiting friends here and at Co.
sey Beach.
William A. Apologize of 81 Clinton
avenue is very i'll with pleuro-pneumo-
mia. He is attended by DR.. Leighton.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Shepard of Fair
mount avenue have returned from
European trip. They went with the
| Christian Endeavorers In July and Wis
tied many places.
| The sloop Kansas City has returned
from the Hudson river trip made by
| George Blackstone, the owner, and d
| few friends.
! A comparatively insignificant thing
was turned into a neat advertisement
recently by a Boston shoe drummer.
While calling at A. DeMatty's shoe
store he noticed a snap shot which An
gelo DeMatty had taken of himself In
the rear of the store sitting on an emp
ty rubber shoe case. The trademark on
the case was plainly visible In the pho
to. The first Mr.. DeMatty knew that
any one had taken the photo was yes
terday afternoon when he received by
mail a clipping from the Boot and Shoe
Weekly of August % with his picture
worked into a neat advertisement. The
drummer had recognized at glance
that the box on which Angelo sat was
from the house which he represented, |
with the result told above.
S. Wilbur Scranton of $50 Blatchley a!
avenue is recuperating from the effects
of a fall which he received last Friday. |
He was on a ladder picking fruit, when |
he slipped and fell backward, striking
on his hips and bruising the back of |
his head. He was considerably shaken
up, but is doing nicely and expects to be |
out In few days.
Mrs. Jennie Woodhouse has gone to
Plymouth, Mass. to visit the family
of Rev. D. M. James, formerly pastor
of the Second Congregational church in
Fair Haven.
Charles Eugene Rowe, who has resid-
ed with relatives here for the past two
years, starts this morning at 10 o'clock
for him home in Los Angeles, Cal. He
will go by the West Shore route from
New York and then by the Northern
Pacific to Portland, Oregon. From
there the remainder of the Journey will
be made by steamship. DR.. c. E. Strong
will accompany Mr.. Rowe as far as
New York
Miss Edith Butler Of 40 Atwater street
is visiting relatives In Chester
The funeral of Clifford Hemingway
was held Wednesday afternoon at four
o'clock from the home Of his parents,
1856 I.enox street Rev. G. T. Prentiss,
pastor Of the Davenport church, con-
Quoted the service and two solos were
beautifully rendered by Mrs. Hettie
Bradley Kelley There were a number
of beautiful floral pieces The bearers
We're c. Z. Bray, Harry Hurd, Harry
K. Rowe, George c. Bradley, James
Hemingway and Lucius Bradley, and
the interment was In the Union ceme-
terry.
Mrs. J. f. Caldwell of Westfeld, Mass,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Alvin Ames
of 17S Quinnipiac avenue
The new cross-over which has been
constructed by the Fair Haven and
Westville Railroad company to be used
during the paving of Grand avenue
greatly facilitates travel and avoids
much of the delay which was occasion
ed when the new water pipes were be-
ing laid.
Miss Eva Jacobs of Saltonstall ave- /
nue. has returned from visit to friends
at Hotchkiss Grove.
Mrs. Thomson, wife of DR.. Edmund
Thomson Of 80 Grand avenue, and
daughter are visiting relatives in Bel
chertown, Mass
Policeman Dippold Is arranging a
fishing trip to Block Island and Mon
tauk Point to start about the 18th of
and extend over a period of
about ten days Policeman Dlppold has :
successfully engineered one Of these {
trips ever year and the party has never s
failed to catch large buefish, which are ]
most plentiful in September There are
yet two vacancies in the makeup of the
party.
Henry Fowle of So Welton street Is
sick abed with fever
The w. A. Warner & Brother COM