The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-02-09
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
JOYFUL TIMES IN COASTING THIS
SEASON.

Best in Several Yenrs-A Delightful
whist Pnrty-Much Sorrow for the
Death of Mr.. Bradicy--A large Sen
Turtle-nremorial Service for the Late
Queen-Church News.
On Thursday evening a delightful
whist D arty was held at the home of
Miss Claire B. Harrison, 70 East Pearl
street The first ladies' prize was won
by Miss Lena Gierding and the first
gentlemen's prize was awarded to
Charles Baldwin. Piano selections were
rendered by Miss Mabel Slmms, and
violin solos by Irving Hurlbut, and vo7
| cal selections by Dwight Chamberlain.
/ Among those present were Miss Eta
Sparks, Miss Maude Kelly, Miss Irene
Wilson, Miss Ethel Prince, Edward
Hopkins, A. Coxeter, Rayol Smith, Fred
t,utbrod, Dwight Chamberlain, and
Warren Doolittle
The East Haven firemen had very
enjoyable d ance at the Town hall on
Thursday evening. Many friends of
the members We're present and the af-
fair was very pleasant for all.
The coasting just now is the best for
several years and the long hills are COW
cred with coasting parties every even
ing On Thursday evening it was esti-
mated that fully $50 young people were
over on Ives hill Double-rippers had
the call, and many of these speedy cut
tiers were in evidence. This is the long
est hill in this vicinity, and the coast
ers slide from the crest of Fair Haven
Heights down to East G rand avenue,
turning sharp curve into Quinnipiac
avenue and continuing for several hun
dred feet south.
The death Of Lyman e. Bradley, the
Well known special police officer and
war veteran, which occurred yesterday
at his home. 90 Greene street, will be
learned with regret by many friends In
Fair Haven, where he formerly resided
for many years. He was a member
Adelphi lodge, r. and A. NJ, and of the
East Pearl street NJ e. church.
j. 3. Allen Of Quinnipiac avenue is
visiting friends In Dover Del.
Clifford, son OF Mr. nd Mrs John G.
Hurd of East Pearl street, who has
been v cry Ill with typhoid pneumonia,
is now improving
One day this week a large sea urtle |
was seen swimming in Quinnipiac river
above Grand avenue drawbridge.
A memorial service for the late Queen
Victoria will be held in the Christ p, II.
church, East Haven, Sunday at $3.50 p.
m. The sermon will be preached by |
To a1ro Tn, tA NV Jv,rr
musical service will be given by the l
vested choir
christian EXPANSION will be the
subject Of the Rev. E. w. Stones ser
mon at the Grand avenue Baptist
church tomorrow morning. In the ev-
aning hts subject will be Living Up to
Our knowledge"
Rev. Alex. r. Irvine was the delegate II
IF the New Haven Federation Of |
churches to the National Federation,
which met at Philadelphia last Tues
lay and Wednesday. Mr., Irvine was
appointed fraternal delegate to the Fed
ration Of the Free Churches Of Great
Britain.
Part II OF the "Oberammergau Pas
lion Play will be illustrated at the
second Congregational church Sunday
vening. The Illustrations are of the
,lay Of 1900. The principal illustra tions
ire of the great tableaux "Espousal Of
Esther" Failing Of the Manno." RE
urn Of the Spies,'' Adam Earning Hits
bread" death of Abel" Daniel Ac-
used" Some of last Sundays illustra-
ions will be passed in review. g. Ell
ner Goodwin, the noted singer, will