The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-24
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM 10TH
 SIDES OF THE RIVER.
Summer Season at Morris Cove Nearing an End-Only Few Cottagers Remain -Funeral of Miss Jennie l.. Taylor Will be Held This Afternoon.

Funeral of Miss Jennie l.. Taylor
 VIII be Held This Afternoon.
 The shore season at Morris Cove IS nearly over and only a few cottagers remain. It has probably been the plg- qest season Morris Cove has ever seen. Several new cottages were occupied the past summer and the summer popula- tion was undoubtedly greater than ever before. Those who have remained are congratulating themselves upon the present fine weather, and great many more would have spent the early au- tumn at the shore if business cares and the opening of the schools had not pre- vented. The season at the Pequot IS spoken of as the best since the club house was built. The visits of the New York and Atlantic Yacht clubs were the two great features of the season. Some notable improvements are con- templated by next summer number of new cottages are contemplated anu Improvements to number ot others' Several cottages have already been en- gagged for another season.
 Rev. Edward H. Smith, who is pre- pairing to go as a missionary to Chlna late in the fall, gave two very interest ing addresses at the Second Congrega- { tional church on Sunday. He will rep resent the Second church, going out un- der it's auspices.
 Miss Parker, sister of eX-Warden X John Parker, who has visited here, has returned to New York.
 Thomas Dunn, the undertaken, of l51 Ferry street, who was badly injured Tn trolley collision last week is getting along favorably, but still suffers con siderable pain from his injured shoul- \ der.
 The remains of the late Miss Jennie T,. TayIor have arrived here from Mid 1letoWn. where she died, and the fu- s neral will be held this afternoon from the home of her aunt, Mrs. Harvey Rnbinson. S4 Exchange street She was daughter of the late Gorham c. ray Tor.
 Captain Harvey Barnes, of Lenox street. has returned from Warren, R. l., and is quite i'll.
 Mrs. Henry Mallory, of Quinnipiac Avenue. is quite i'll with heart trouble.
 Mrs. Isabelle Jaques, her sister, Mrs. M. K. Beardsley, and brother William { T,aneghan. of 73 Woolsey street, have heen staying at their former home, flintonyille, N. Y, in the Adirondacks, f,r the past two months, and are ex- \ pected home the early part of October. Mrs Beardsleys health was quite poor, but she has improved somewhat. They are visiting at the home of their moth X ar Mrs. Julia Leneghan Mrs. Jaques expects her son, Halsey Carleton Ta0ues. to arrive in few days at Cln- 4onville and remain few days. He IS now on his way from San Francisco Mr Jauues recently arrived from the Philippines and has been in the hosp1- tal at the Presidio several weeks sufrer- Ing .frpm dysentery. He enlisted m the [ fTniteds States army in December, l90o, < and went immediately to the Phlhp- { EY,,nes. where he has served very accept at,iv as assistant steward in the nos nifal corps. He has another year to X serve and expects to be ordered to the military post at Plattsburg, N. 4r or Fort Ethan Allen, Vermont
 Mise Emeline daughter of MT. ana H6rs F B. Street, of East Haven, and her cousin, Miss Bertha, daughter or
 
 S Nrr and Mrs. s. H. Street, have just $ hernn college course at Vassar col < Iege
 Fort wooster park, who has been Ill < with typhoid fever, is now improving satisfactorily.
 Harry Leigh, of the east side, whc sprained his ankle several weeks age while stepping ashore from his launch "A t,<,s nearly recovered. He has just been able to dispense with crutches after ,,sinp them for five weeks MT. Leigh
 carried an accident policy for sever years but 1t had expired few days
 before he was injured. If the policy
 had been renewed he would have re- reived $40 per week for the time he was
 disabled.
 @ The steamer Emily Mansfield, belong sanr to the oyster firm of F. Mansfield e
 cons was inspected yesterday by Unit
 ed States Commissioners Wright anc { Dennis.