The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-27
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
RULES FOR THE BIG REGATTA TO
 BE HELD SATURDAY.


 On the QuinnipIao River-The List ot
 Entries-Dr. Hall wiII Not Take His
 Vacation Just Yct-NIr. Diver and Miss
 Wyman to be Married Soon.
 The statement in an evening paper
 that pr. E. c. M. Hall would leave in
 day or two for Shrewsbury, Mass, to join Mrs. Hall and the family, is premature as Dr. Hall will not be able to leave for ten days or two weeks owing to his professional engagements, which he cannot leave until later on.
 Roy Goodwin of Blatchley avenue will leave Tuesday for a vacation of ten days. He will visit Oneida and spend few days at Buffalo and Mia gara Falls.
 Cards are cut announcing the wed- ding of Bert Diver of 56 Grand avenue and Miss Wyman of Oneida. The we'd ding will take place in Oneida on We'd nesday and the couple will be at home to their friends at 121 East Pearl street after September 1. MT. Diver will be remembered as having sung in the choir of the Grand avenue Baptist church year ago.
 The death of Halsey P. Hurd, father of John G. Hurd, who for many years has circulated the Journal and Courier in Fair Haven, will be found in another column. MT. Hurd, ST., had many friends in Fair Haven.
 The committee who have arranged the regatta to be held on the Quinni- piac river on Saturday afternoon of this week have announced the following rules governing the races: Boats will start from anchor. First gun is pre- paratory signal, second gun five min utes later for the start, and boats must leave all buoys to port hand. Boats on start and tack have right of way Any boat fouling either boat or buoy will be disqualified. The course will be above the Grand avenue bridge and will be triangular. It will be sailed over twice or three times according to the wind. This will be decided on the day of the race. The start will be at 2:30 sharp and all boats must be in po- sltion at that time. The boat passing between buoy at finish and Grand av- nue bridge will receive first prize, sec ond boat second prize. The judges and referees will go over the course in Harry Leighs launch. The following boats are to compete: Carrie ", Cap tain John F. Thompson; Edith, Captain E. B. Rowe; Alice, Captain Frank Lar aby; John Scotchman, Captain William Shute; Goldsmith Maid, Captain Fred Rowe; William Mckinley, Captain J, l.. Bradley. Captain of boats can draw for positions any time before the day of race at W. A. Warner & Bro, Co.'S store
 William Curley's junior clerk in S. L. drug store starts this morn- ing for a short vacation trip to Hart l ford and vicinity.
 Mrs. c. Musante and Miss M Pastine | of Bridgeport, who have been the | guests of A. DeMatty of 36 Perkins 1 street, haveNreturned home.
 William Jacobson of Clinton avenue Is enjoying a weeks vacation in New York city and Arlington, N. J.
 Mrs. Cuneen of 319 Blatchley avenue Is entertaining her niece, Miss May Gull inan Of New York city.
 Sunday night some boys amused by swinging on the patent gates of the Grand avenue draw. They swung one of the gates across the tracks of the Fair Haven and Westville Railroad company. and there it locked tself. Several cars were held up, and as it was about o'clock in the even ng difficulty was experienced in find- ng anyone to open the gate.
 Dr. Paul Skiff Robinson started yes- .erday on two weeks trip to include Newport and the White mountains
 Mary Carlson, wife of John Carlson if Haven street, died yesterday at the Grace hospital of typhoid fever. She vas thirty-one years of age and leaves !, family of three children. The fun ,ral will be held from the residence, 79 Ravens street, on Wednesday after loon. She was member of the swedish Lutheran church and the fun raI services will be conducted by Rev. Ir. Martinson, who also conducts the uneral of Mrs Swanson, another mem ,er of this church on the same after loon.
 Elsie Swanson, wife of Amandus ;wanson, died at her home,s124S State treet, yesterday morning of tumor i he was thirty-one years and ten aonths of age and leaves besides her usband three small children, the ( of whom is only six months , ld The deceased was a member of i It. John street Swedish Lutheran , hurch. In the absence of the pastor f he services will be conducted from the ( ouse on Wednesday afternoon at i clock by Rev. MT. Martison of Bran- , ord. The interment will be in Maple f ale cemetery. z Guy N. Nettleton of Lenox street, z ,ho has been i'll with appendicitis, is ow convalescent. = J. Fl. Thompson, the builder, is put ing a new front door in the residence ' 'hfch Captain Hallock recently pur- FORMER COLLEGE GIRL c