The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-04
FAIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS
FURTHER ARRANGE TOR
 THE COMING REGATTA.
Thomas Fogarty Recovering-The Block Island Fishing Trip-BIuefish Were scarce-Personal lettings.

Thomas Fogarty, of 2S5 Blatchley avenue, who has been i'll for the pas
 six weeks with pneumonia, is able to be
 out again. He was attended by Dr. Sullivan.
 Mrs. w. IT. Russell and daughters
 Esther and Olive, have returned from
 visit of several weeks in the hills of
 northern Massachusetts. Mrs. s. D. Merryman, Of Sherland
 avenue, has returned from a visit with relatives in Westport.
 Miss Ethel Prince, of 22 Clinton ave-
 nue who has been spending the month of August at her uncle's summer resi- dence at Monument Beach, Buzzard' S Bay, has returned home. Captain Lauren Shute and wife leave to-day for fortnight's visit with rela.- tives on Long Island.
 The party consisting of s. l.. Sails
 bury, l.. B. Cannon and Marcus Hem ingway, who, with their wives, went on trip to Block Island, report buef1sh very scarce. They caught few, how ever, and had excellent sport catching squeateague, which were plentiful and large
 Mrs. Sloan, widow of the late Thomas G. Sloan, died Monday at the home of her son, Alfred Sloan. of the firm of Bennett & Sloan, in New York, as is mentioned more fully In another col- umn. She was in her eighty first year: John T. Sloan, of this city, Is a son of the deceased. The body will be brought to New Haven and inferred in Ever green cemetery. About thirty years ago the Sloans kept boarding school on Pierpont street, which was very pop ular and was attended by boys from all over the state. The building was cut up a few years ago and made into dwelling houses
 Miss Mollie Callahan, of Chapel street, has returned from Saybrook, few weeks.
 William A. Warner, of the Warner Miller company, Is en route to Plttsburg on a business trip.
 The interest of the merchants has been aroused in the matter of making the sharpie regatta a permanent year ly affair. One merchant has offered $25 for special prize for next year. The committee in charge of the race which is to come off in about two weeks, has a promise from another of cup which can be won certain number of times and then become the property of the winner. In addition to the sharpie races there will be one for launches, a rowing race and canoe race. Louis Hathaway is committee on launches, William Cornell on rowing and R. T. Warner on the canoe race. The cap- tains who have signified their intention of entering the sharpie race are as fol- lows Charles Allen, F. H. Hamilton, John Thompson, J. L. Bradley, Edward Rowe, w. H. Garrett, Alfred Whiting. William Shute, George Lindsley, Frank Laraby, Smith Brothers and Frederick Rowe.
 Miss Bessie F. Russell, of Quinnipiac avenue, has returned from a two weeks vacation in South Norwalk.
 Mrs. W. 0. Montgomery, of Belle Ha- ven, North Carolina, formerly of this place, is visiting her niece, Mrs. Will lard Granniss, of Lenox, street,
 Mrs. T. F. Callahan and daughter Claire, of 171 Chapel street, have gone to New York city, where they will spend several weeks with relatives.
 The Dr. Fem Thompson property at the corner of Grand avenue and Atwa- ter street has been bought by r. F. Fowler. the State street crockery deal CT. It has been rumored about Fair Haven for some time that the property was sold, but no one could tell to whom. MT Fowler will remodel the place and make 1t one of the finest on the ave nue.
 Miss Mollie Smith, of Chapel street, Is visiting her sister at Saybrook.