The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-02-19

| "hIe etfsttfng-D of Mrs. Daniel M. PIatt-Oyster Ground Leased--Polar Stars Fnir-Lenten Services.
 Representatives of the M. Seward & Son Co.,, manufacturers of carriage
 hardware on Bristol street, have been
 over to Fair Haven East looking at sev-
 eral properties, with a view If satisfac- tory arrangements can be made, of re-
 moving their plant there. They employ
 seventy-five hands and the addition of thirty to forty families in Fair Haven
 East would be desirable and the effect
 would be to revive business. The prop erty formerly occupied by A. l.. Cham-
 berlain & Co. on East Grand avenue
 was locked at. It is a large three story
 brick building with considerable area
 In the rear and Is now unoccupied. It
 belongs to the Joseph L. Dening estate.
 If bought, the Futile estate in the rear
 and fronting on Quinnipiac avenue
 would probably be taken, too. On these
 properties there is a water frontage
 on Quinnipiac river, which could be
 improved for wharf purposes The property of the Oxford Brass company
 and the Hemingway long building on
 Quinipiac avenue were also looked at.
 It is understood the company has not
 decided anything as to their removal.
 but they should be given encourage
 ment to locate in this neighborhood'
 Edward B. Rowe finished his ice har- vest yesterday. He has put up about 10000 tons of fine ice.
 While visiting at the home of Mr. Saunde..s, of 1855 Forbes avenue, near Granniss Corners, on Sunday evening, Mrs. Mary E. Stone, of North Branford, died very suddenly of heart disease Mrs. Stone arrived at Mrs. Saunders home in the afternoon and intended to stay over night. She seemed we'll until about 10 o'clock, when she went up stairs to her room when she complain ed of difficulty in breathing. A few moments later she fell over dead The deceased, who was in her f1fty-seventh year, seemed on Sunday to be in her usual health, and her death comes as a severe aff1iction to her family and friends. Her husband is well known resi- lent of North Branford.
 Elullud N., WILLOW pl lJdIllGl M. ldtl, ' died at her home, 6S East Pearl street, yesterday, at the age of seventy-eight years. She leaves a daughter, Miss Kettle Platt The deceased was an at- tendant of the Grand avenue Congrega- tional church.
 Ludington & Palmer have leased 100 acres of oyster ground near Rocky Point, Narragansett Bay. They own two large steamers and in the spring will transplant large amount of oyster seed to the new ground
 Mrs c. D. Parmelee, of Quinnipiac avenue, who has been confined to her to be out again.
 Adelphi lodge, F. and A. M., will work he second degree on three candidates his evening.
 At the fair of Polar Star lodge I. o. | ). F., William c. Hugenduble Is far | lhead in the contest for the Workman's | badge and Miss Dorr, cashier at Howe | 2 Stetson's is popular candidate for l he lady's gold watch
 East Haven grange will install off, CTS this evening. The principal off, CTS are: Master, R. H. Coe; ove-seer, Tohn S. Tyler; lecturer, Chaunceyi Up on; stewards Henry W. Coe and Miss Tease: secretary and treasurer, Mrs. s. ". F. Andrews.
 A movement is on foot to have the | 4rand avenue markets in Fair Haven lose on Thursday evenings. II is be- leved the attempt will be successful.
 Superintendent Mulvey, of Station A, as received another letter inquiring he whereabouts of relative of the yriter. This time it is not stated yhether or not a fortune is to be dis ributed The letter Is from Livingston, 'enn., and Is written by H. D. Gran iss, who writes to inquire concerning he whereabouts of U. R. Granniss, if till living. Any information received y Superintendent Mulvey will be for -arded.
 Ash Wednesday,, the beginning of ent occurs this week and there will | e the usual services at the Episcopal nd Catholic churches. Easter Sunday ,cusr on April z. At St. James P. E. l' lurch the Friday evening services will agin at 7:3O. The following clergymen | : i'll preach at these services: Febru- ry 22, Rev. Stewart Means, of St. ohn's church. March 1, Rev. W. H. hutchinson, St. Peters church, Mil- ,rd; March 8, Rev. W. A. Beardsley, } ]. Thomas church; March 15, Rev. l.. Parsons, St. Johns church, North aven; March 22, Rev. G. H. Buck, St. smes' church, Derby; March 29 Rev. , enry Macbeth, St. Pauls church, Will mantle. Mrs. Irene, widow of William H. . oung, died at her home, 277 Lenox rect, yesterday, at the age of seventy , ne years. She leaves two sons, James , Id Ellsworth Young. Her husband ed about four years ago. The fu- ,raI will be held on Wednesday at 2 }