The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-01-25
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
GRAND CONCERT WILL BE GIVEN
 NEXT TUESD4Y EVENING
At the Grand Avenue Baptist Church Julius Cable Heartily Congratulated
 on His Being Nominated for the Judse-

Julius Cable Heartily Congratulated
 on His Being Nominated for the Judge
 ship.
 A grand concert will be given by the Peterson Concert company at the Grand avenue Baptist church next Tuesday evening. A fine programme has been arranged.
 delivery of an address on Diocesan Missions" at St. James church at the Sunday morning service.
 Julius c. Cable of 270 Ferry street, was receiving the congra ratulations of his friends last evening upon the action of the republican legislative members for New Haven county at Hartford yester- day in nominating him judge in the court of common pleas. He was for merly a judge in the city court and is familiar with court duties. ! Some fine ice, twelve inches in thick ness, is being cut on Rogers mill pond Ill NUIll bIdllIUlu IsbN ell u NioSNii i~Ai and George Page were at work with gangs of men yesterday filling their houses from this pond. F. M. sperry, Eugene s. Thompson and sherman Haight have already filled their ice houses.
 Foxon grange installed their officers on Wednesday evening. c. w. Grannis was the installing officer. The members are taking a renewed interest in the grange and seem determined to stand by 1t.
 | Since the advent of colder and clearer weather there Is an apparent decrease in the grip cases. Physicians say that the recent weather has been an irn- provement over the mild and damp weather when the disease thrived Still, new cases of the disease are reported every day.
 Among the recent grip victims is Mar tin Allen. of Lenox street. John s. Palmer, of Montowese, Is very i'll with euro-pneumonia. He is at tended by pr. Welch.
 John w. Beach, his wife and two chil- dren, of Montowese, are i'll with the grip.
 Miss Eva, daughter of Deputy Sheriff Beach, is ill with grip.
 Darius Green during the past four months has taken up 375 carpets. clean ed and relaid them.
 The new reading room for boys was opened in the basement of the chapel of the Old Stone church in East Haven last evening. It is under the auspices of the w. c. T. U. Dwight w. Futile Is chairman of the executive committed. There is prospect that the enterprise will prove a success
 The Ladies union of the Grand ave- nue Congregational church gave one of their regular suppers in the church par lors last evening from 5:30 to 730. It was followed by a social hour, with a free entertainment.
 In the matter of the condemnation of Perry's pond in Foxon as an ice supply the Hygienic Ice company has filed in the office of c. A. Hoadley, the county health officer, an appeal from the decis- ion of Health Officer Holbrook, of East Haven It is claimed that the pond is contaminated by the flowage from the surface.
 Mrs. Allen Renfrew, of West Haven, is visiting her parents in East Haven. Her father is quite i'll.
 On Tuesday evening Rev. Duane N. Griffin, pastor of St. Andrews M. E. church, Four Corners, was present and assisted in the services at the M. E. church in Shelton The church Is hold ing series of special meetings.
 Richard Lowe the builder, has Brought suit in the court of common pleas for $500 against MT. and Mrs. James Andrews, of Boston. The suit is to recover for improvements on the premises occupied by the United States government as Station A and located on Grand avenue, corner of East Pearl street.
 The schooner Van Name x King, Captain Brown, which discharged coal at this port, has sailed for Newport News.
 Frank E. Edgar sang several baritone solos assisting at the Robert Burns en- tertainment in Harmonic hall last even- ing
 Work is progressing satisfactorily on the new buildings at Foxon for the ma chinery to be used in building the canal for the Water company.