The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-10-08
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
PULASKI CHAPTERS FIFTIE7II
ANNIVERS1RY

Suit for Salvage Against the III. g
Beecher-Eire Alarm Box Moved-La.
dies' Aid Soc ety--A w edding-Lectur'
In BlakesIee scries--Othcr Notes.
The members of Pulaski chapter NO
&c, X. a. NJ, are getting ready to cele-
brate their fiftieth anniversary, al
though it does not come until next
May. A committee has been appointed
consisting of w. Fl. Kellogg, l.. A.
Humiston, Frank p. Tyler, w. Fl. Pres
ton, Henry c. Beers and Robert l..
Juniver; they have met for organiza-
ton and have talked up some prelim-
inaries. 1t is proposed to have two
days celebration, the first night to be
a roll call and banquet and possibly an
entertainment for the second night.
Plans have not been formulated, but
there is assurance that the anniversary
celebration will prove notable affair.
The three masted schooner Harold c.
Beecher, one of the Fair Haven fleet
built by the late H. III. Hanscom, is in
custody of the United States marshal,
having been libeled by the Boston Tow
boat company for salvage in raising the
craft in Vineyard Sound, where she was
in collision and sank in six fathoms.
The libel places the valuation Of the
schooner at $4,000 and her freight at
$500. The schooner's starboard bow Is
seriously damaged. The vessel will
probably be sold at United States mar
shall sale at East Boston next Satur-
day.
On Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
! in st. Francis r. c. church will take
place the marriage of Elizabeth B.,
daughter Of the late eX-Superintendent
of Streets Patrick Doyle, to John j.
| Sullivan. The wedding trip will be to
| the west.
The second quarters stereopticon lee
| ture of the Blakeslee series of Sunday
/ school lessons of the great men of Israel
will be given in the parish houses of
Grace church, Blatchley avenue Thurs
day evening. There will be no admis-
sion fee and no collection will be taken
up hoping to see every member of the
| Sunday school and also all friends who
are interested in these studies of the
great men of Israel, also the second
supper of the rectors and society will
take place the same evening at $50
O'Clock The lecture will begin at 1880
o'clock
Fire alarm box No. 712 has been
moved from the north to the south
side of Grand avenue, corner of Bright
street. The change was made to con-
meet it with the underground tele-
graph.
The polls in East Haven closed yes
terday at noon. The vote was rather
light and the no license vote was car
ried only by majority of three. Last
year there was no vote on the PROPOSE
ton and two years ago the vote was
two to one in favor of license. 1t looks
as If license would carry by another
year If the no license voters do not be-
stir themselves
In the Fourteenth ward the voting
was light yesterday At S:45 a. M only
SO votes were polled and at that hour
on general elections the vote would be
at least 200
The ladies of the Grand avenue Con-
gregational church have been request
ed to meet in the church parlors on
Thursday afternoon. 1t is intended to
reorganize the ladies Aid society for
another year and the pastor will be
present to confer with the ladies on
matters of work for the ensuing year.
Every lady in the church and congre-
cation is invited to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred G. Gruener are
receiving congratulations upon the ar
rival of a young daughter at their
home.
The marriage of Margaret A. Eagan
to Hugh I. Finnigan will take place at
st. Francis church this morning at il
O'Clock. Following the marriage there
will be reception at the home of the
brides uncle, Mr.. Kendall of Poplar
street.
Big crowds on Sunday visited Tom
linson bridge to see where it was dam
aged in the collision from the steamer
C. Fl. Northam Saturday morning.
The Ladies' Aid society will give a
supper in the parlors of the Grand
avenue Baptist church Wednesday at
6 D. m. In the afternoon at about
O'Clock will be held the annual business
meeting for election of officers and re-
organization.
The musical service by the vested
choir of st. Johns p. f.. church, given
in Christ church. East Haven, on sun
day evening, was very successful.
Miss Rose Wiper. little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Wiper of Hous-
ton street. had severe fall recently,
cutting her knee and bruising her side,
but the injuries are not serious
East Rock lodge has appointed Fl. A.
keenan, representative and L. w. Mum
delin alternate to the meeting in this
city October II to arrange for sepa-
rate jurisdiction in this state for the
A. o. u. w.
C. P. Hillhouse, the popular druggist,
corner Grand avenue and East Pearl
street, has taken the house recently oc-
cupied by J. e. Goodwin at POI Batch
ley avenue and will with his family oc-