The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-02-21
drunkenness and a breach of the peace against his wife, had both charges continued until tomorrow.
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

 l
 The sloop IT. D. Simonson arrived yesterday with oysters loaded at Key
 port, N. J. The sloop was frozen up in the ice for two weeks at the slip in Full
 ton Market, New York.
 A bouncing baby girl was born to MT. and Mrs. Fred E. Dakin of IA Salton-
 stal avenue.
 The regular meeting of Chapter AFT
 of the Epworth league will be held at
 the residence of L. c. Bristol, l9l EX- Nchange street this evening at 7:45 o'clock.
 The Y. P. s. e. E. of the Grand ave-
 nue Baptist church held its monthly
 business meeting with Mrs. George w..
 Hatfield, 174 Poplar street on Tuesday
 evening. The social after the business [ meeting was in the nature of Wash | ington social Refreshments were serv- l ed. The attendance was unusually
 large, and several of the callers were | arrayed in Colonial style. The rooms | were artisticaily drao ped with the na- tional colors with flags in profusion. The fair of Polar Star lodge, I. o. O.. F., was brought to successful close Tuesday evening. The principal prizes were awarded as follows: $50 in gold, Herman Ammann. Last year his broth CT Fred won $10O at this fair. Lady's gold watch, Miss Bertha Dorr A. o. U. w. lodge, W. G. Hugenduble; dinner set, H. O, Collins; bicycle, Mr. Sheehan. 4l.-x, .Nxfr.A .-.-l.A- i'll value from $1 to $10. Several men from the Seward com pany were over yesterday examining the site and buildings on East Grand avenue, where 1t has been suggested that the business may be located
 Letters are advertised at station A for Miss Jessie Mallory and William Shpley.
 MT. and Mrs. L. w Moody and Miss Mary G. Moody leave to-day for Los Angeles, Cal, on visit to MT. and Mrs Moodys son, c. A. Moody. The trip is taken mainly for MT. Moody's health. He has been In poor health nearly all winter. They took a similar trip about year ago.
 Rev. George w. Phillips, D. D., rector of St. James P. II. church, has been reelected chaplain of the Second regi- ment, C. N. G. This is Dr. Phillips third term as chaplain.
 The turkey supper given by the la- dies aid society of the East Pearl street M. E. church last evening will be given again this evening at 6 o'clock Aprons and fancy articles will also be on sale The price of the supper is twenty five cents
 Attorney D. w. Futile of East Haven, who has been i'll several days, was able to be out yesterday.
 The drills which were sent for to dis place disabled apparatus at the Foxon tunnel have arrived, but work has not been resumed.
 The flag on the building of steamer No was at half mast yesterday in memory of the four firemen who lost their lives at the Winchester avenue < fire.
 A man came to the Front street wharf and took away the boat | which c. R. Newton picked up in Quin- nipiac river. He told a bystander the boat was his Not word of thanks was given to Mr. Newton, and he says it will be long day before he picks up another boat. He took cold as re- suit of his trip on the river, and is dis gusted with the whole business.
 The installation of officers of East Haven grange was postponed for the second time Tuesday evening owing to the illness of one of the offlcers-elect At this rate of progress the new officers will have short term to serve. It Is hoped that the installation will take place at the meeting to be held in two weeks.
 The funeral of Elmina M widow of Daniel M. Platt, was held at her late { ,ome, 6S East Pearl street Tuesday af- ernoon, Rev. Dr. Mitchell officiating. The burial was in Evergreen cemetery. The bearers were c. M. Linsley, George slatt, George ", Mcintosh and E. H. Crawford.
 Burton Fl. Strickland, secretary and reasurer of the Springfield Rubber Tire leaves to-day for Bermuda to emain two or three weeks.