The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-26
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
REPAIRING DAMAGES DONE BY
 REGENT FIRE.
Funeral of George N. Thompson-Fu- neral of Mrs Henry Mallory To-day- AdeInhta Lodge-Firemen to Banquet -Rectors' Aid Society, Etc.

-Rectors' Aid Society, Etc.
 Next Tuesday evening, after the reg ular meeting of Adelphi lodge, F. and. A. M, at Masonic hall, supper will be served by the ladies of Myrtle chapter, 0. E. s. It will be a sort of opening or the Masonic season. A large attend ance is expected.
 At the meeting of Columbi acastle No g. K. G. E., held Tuesday evening, res olutions deporing the assassination of President Mckinley were adopted.
 Some Improvements are being made 1t the Ives place on Quinnipiac avenue, which is soon to be occupied by Rev. X. E. Chalmers and family.
 Funeral services for the late George N. Thompson were held yesterday af- ternoon from the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Ernest E. Ball, of East Pearl street. Rev Dr. Streeter, of the East Pearl street M. F. church, off1ci- ated. The burial was in Evergreen cemetery. The bearers were Ernest E. Ball, Charles Miller, Leverett P. Clark, A. Rowe and the Messrs. Thompson
 The deceased was born in Bristol, the son of Nathan P. Thompson His younger brother is Austin D. Thomp- son, a well known liveryman i1 Bristol. He attended school in Bristol until old enough to learn a trade. Then he en- tered the factory of the F. N Welch Clock company at Forestville, where he worked for a long time and became an exnert at the business About twenty < i've years ago Mr. Thompson was se- cured by the late Hiram Camp, of this city to come here and enter the employ If the New Haven Clock company. lie was very successful as clock maker and a workman of superior ability. Eight years ago, his health having Iall- d. he returned to Bristol and had oc- cupied the old family residence on South street since that time. He was < twice married, first to Miss Masheti, or Bristol. and the second time to MISS Charlotte Rowe, of Fair Haven, who snrvives him. Mir. Thompson leaves tNo children by his first wife, Mrs. Er- lnest Ball. of Fair Haven, and George Thompson, who served through the Spanish war and is now in the regular army.
 me funeral of Mrs. Henry Mallory will be held this afternoon at O'CLOCK from the residenc of her daughter Mrs. W. "A. Hemingway, AIS Quinniplac ave- nue.
 Work began yesterday towards the restoration of one of the buildings dam- aopd hv fire on East Grand avenue a few days ago. The building occupied N inc Fair Haven feed store, the least damared of the two, is to have a new 8 roon, which was the principal damage. The building just west containing SIX stnres and tenements on the second f7oor. was nearly burned down ana Will lava to he rebuilt, but 1t is not known when operations will begin. The mer- ahonts are now located in stores that ..vrrre unoccupied near by, except karsn' +ba baker who has not resumed bus1- ness.
 TIowerd Henderson, of Cannon's drug ~4ora leaves to-day for a two weeks vacation.
 vast erday was fine weather for the fsutlford fair and a large number from here attended.
 Some fine blackf1sh are being caught a+ +ha wharf at Fort Hale park. One < ,,5oiohing nine pounds was hooked re- gently.
 Iohn w. Dixon has bought Of Jason Rt Bishop forty-one feet or lana on Downing street.
 Many crabs are being caught in the ,noat surrounding the earthworks ol Fort Hale. One recent catch was sev- enty-five. -
 Fdwin E. Smith of Watertown, nenhew of Superintendent w. A. wa +erbury. of Grand avenue, and Grace Hotchkiss Fuller, of this city Will DC married in October
 Next Tuesday evening the members nf the Ouinnipiac Hose and Hook ano Y,adder company will give banquet te +he warden and burgesses of Fair Ha ven East. The committee consists o1 Tro E Fonda, l.. B. Hathaway and F \ s. Mallory.
 Miss Lucy | Manning left yesterday fnr Rordentown, New Jersey, where sha is a teacher in an industria school.
 The first supper of the season by the Rector's Aid society will be given this evening in the parish house of Grace church.
 Several from Fair Haven will attene +be first in the series of internationa yacht races off Sandy Hook to-day (Thursday).
 The Ladies Aid society of the Granc avenue Baptist church served supper il the chapel last evening,