The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-24
FAIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS
WEDDING OF CHARLES <. WAY AND
 CLARA [. JACOBS.
Throngs Visited the Ctty's Exciting SCenes-R. B. Farren Convalescent- Personal and Other Notes.

Scenes-H. E. Farren Convalescent- Personal and Other Notes. The wedding of Charles L. Way, son
 of MT. and Mrs. William H. Way of 217 Exchange street, to Clara Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Ja-
 cohs of 92 Grafton street, took place at
 the home of the brides parents, last evening at o'clock Rev. MT. Teeple of Hartford prformed the ceremony in the presence of about seventy-five rel atives. Miss May Coggswell was the maid of honor. Royal H. Smith was best man. MT. Way is assistant super intendent of the National Pipe Bend ing company of this city. Miss Jacobs was head clerk in the art department at the Howe & Stetson's stores. There were many handsome gifts. Upon their return from the Pan American exposition they will reside at their new home at 97 Grand avenue.
 Fair Haven was pretty well depopu- lated yesterday morning. The center of the city was the mecca and thou sands went over to see the parade in honor Of President Roosevelt. Many extra cars ran on the Fair Haven routes and crowds filled the street cor ners waiting for transportation in some cases for twenty minutes. Some of the cars were filled before reaching their destination to return. Some of the shops closed for the morning and others for all day.
 Rev. Merritt A. Farren, formerly of Fair Haven, who has been visiting rel atives here during the Yale celebration, left last evening for his home in Lyn- don, Vt. He has been attending the national council of the Congregational church in session in Portland, Me. MT. Farren for the past two Sundays has preached at the North Congregational church, Providence, as a candidate. It is d church of about three hundred members and the last pastor received a salary of S1,S00 per annum. MT. Far ren would like to locate in Providence, as he lived there at one time
 The Fair Haven schools closed yes- terday morning in order to give the
 
 rade in town Tn the afternoon only 80 per cent. of the children returned to their studies and it will be necessary for the absentees to present written ex- cuses this morning.
 Strong school football team will play the team from Day school next Satur- day.
 R. B, Farren, Who has been quite i'll for ten days, was able to sit up little yesterday.
 Miss Annie Hoyt of South Norwalk is visiting Mrs. H. w. Russell of Quin- nipiac avenue.
 MT. and Mrs George Jennings of Bos- ton, on their return from the Pan- American exposition, have been the guests of Alvin Ames of ITS Quinnipiac avenue.
 Mrs Ashton of New York state is the guest of Mrs. E. A. Parsons at the par sonage in East Haven, MT. and Mrs, Parsons are living with their son, Rev. Louis Parsons. rector os the Episcopal church
 Next Sunday evening at the Second Congregational church a sacred concert will be given by the jubilee singers. The evening services to include the stereopticon lectures, will begin the | first Sunday evening in November
 Invitations have been issued for the of Leland M. Thompson, son of Captain John Thompson of East Ha- ven, to Miss Sadie Taylor, the cere- mony to take place at the brides home In Brooklyn. N. Y, November G. MT. | Thompson is clerk in Atwater's East | HaNen Stnrn