The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-31
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
FUNER1L OF ISAAC F, FOOTE TO
 BE HELD TO-DAY.
John J. Dayton Recovering from His injurtes-Large Elm Tree Cut Down N. E. O. F, Meets To-morrow Might.

| N. F.. o. P, Meets To morrow Night. | There was considerable activity
 among democratic leaders yesterday in
 arranging for the primaries which oc- | cur tonight. There promises to be
 quite contest in the Eleventh and
 Twelfth wards, but last evening it was believed that there would be only one
 ticket in the Fourteenth ward.
 The remains of Isaac Francis Foote arrived from Aurora H., yesterday morning and were in charge of his | brot her-in-law, George Bidwell, for merly of Fair Haven. The funeral will be held from the Memorial chapel this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
 Quite a number of Fair Haven friends attended the funeral of Captain Joseph H. Bowditch held from his late resi- dence in West Haven last evening. A delegation from Polar Star lodge, F. and A. M, of which deceased was a member, were present. Captain Bow ditch fors many years resided in Fair Haven. The remains will be taken to- day to Shelter Island for interment.
 Mrs. Willis Hemingway, who has been stopping since early summer with her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Cook, at Ticonderoga N. r., has returned home. She will reside during the winter in the family of her son F. H, fleming way of LenoX street
 John J. Dayton Fair Haven agent for Adams Express company, who was. severely injured recently, is able to be around little, but not to do active work. He was run into on Grand ave- nue, his bicycle smashed and he. sus- tained painful injuries. It is believed one rib is fractured. He is attended by Dr. Robinson. His assistant W. H. Maybry, is now in charge of the ex- press business
 One of the large elm trees in front of the Augur house on Grand avenue, corner of Ferry street, has been cut down, It was in the middle of the walk on the avenue and considerably in the way. It was a fine tree over seventy-five years old
 The funeral of Miss Mary Ann Corr stairs was held from the chapel of the New Haven hospital Wednesday af ternoon. Rev. pr. Sanford of Grace church, of which deceased was mem Der, officiated, and the interment was in Fair Haven cemetery. Miss Cor stairs had been blind several years and had been an inmate of the Home for the F'riendless
 Fred Hubbard, the former proprietor of the Railroad Dining rooms, Grand avenue near Blatchley avenue, has re- turned from his vacation and rest and has opened a new restaurant and lunch room in COnway's block, near Blatch ley avenue. MT. Hubbard is well known and very popular in Fair Ha- ven and his many friends will be glad restaurant business and will wish him success in his new place. Old friends will be cordially welcomed and all who call be sure of good treatment. The new rooms are known as the Elite Dairy lunch, 309 Grand avenue.
 The regular meeting of Fort Hale lodge N F. O. P, will be held Friday evening. As it is quite well known that the grand deputies will make an official visit on that evening, a large of members will probably be present
 Fred Brown of Amer street has re- turned from visit to the Pan -Ameri- can exposition.
 Miss Rosa Burwell of Quinnipiac avenue i is attending the convention of Kings Daughters at South Norwalk.
 The water main in Shelter street, which burst on Tuesday, has been re- paired