The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-01

Met With Great Success Last Yenr-RaIly
 Day Exercises sunday-The Rowe &
 Hemingway Building to bo Taken
 Down.
 About all the Fair Haven churches held rummage sales last winter and considerable sums of money were real ized. It is understood several more of these sales will be held the coming sea- son. One has already been arranged under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid society of the Grand avenue Baptist church and it will be open this after noon in the store at S1 Grand avenue. continuing several days. The ladies met at the church yesterday to receive and arrange the goods ready for the sale. They anticipate making quite sum of money. The proceeds will be used towards the fund to meet the ex- penses of the recent fitting up of the interior of the church.
 Rally day exercises were held by the Sunday school of the Second Congrega- tional church Sunday. The Sunday school was present in large numbers. The exercises, which were of special character, were under the direction of Superintendent c. G. Keeler.
 Yesterday was the last day for paying taxes in the borough of Fair Haven East at the usual rate Liens will be placed upon the property of delinquent taxpayers beginning to-day and the tax bills will bear interest at a heavy percentage. It is undersood the taxes have been collected this year quite as good as usual.
 The Rowe & Hemingway building on the east side, nearly destroyed by fire recently, Is to be taken down; the con tract was placed yesterday to remove the wreck and men began on the work. Plans and specifications for new building will be got out as soon as pos- sible. The building will be put up on the old foundations. It will be two story frame building, about the same dimensions as the old building, but of more modern construction Chidsey Brothers of East Haven took the con- tract to remove the present building.
 H. l.. Lewis arrived yesterday from South Dakota with carload of twenty horses.
 Albert Granniss of East Haven has entered his horse, Easter Boon. in the 2:4O class for the Newtown races next Thursday. The purse is s150
 Letter Carriers D. c. Saunders and William w. Hyde, Jr., of Station A, returned from their vacation yesterday. During their absence F. P. Daly and T. F. Flannery have been substituting.
 Frederick w. Donnelly has broken ground for the erection of three more houses, having built twelve houses last year; the new houses are located on Lombard, Chatham, Atwater and Rowe streets.
 John H. Thompson has purchased of William P. Bostwick fifty feet of land or Quinnipiac avenue.
 The annual meeting of the W. c. T. U. will be held this afternoon at o'clock at their rooms, 1T Grand ave- nue. large attendance is desired.
 Miss Helen A. Baldwin of Quinnipiac avenue has started for Buffalo on visit to the exposition. She will also visit Niagara Falls and will afterwards go to Chicago on visit to her brother. She will be away from four to six weeks. Miss Baldwin Is stenographer in the law office of, D. w. & Grove J. Futile on Chapel street.
 A. De Matty, the boot and shoe dealer of Grand avenue, was severely injured by a fall from a rocking chair in his sitting room at his home on Perkins street Saturday evening A long gash was cut on the right side of his head, profusely Doctors Hall and Welch were summoned to his assist ance. He suffered considerable from the loss of blood, but was able to be at his store yeet erday.
 The vested choir of St. Johns church of this city will give musical service at Christ church. East Haven, next Sunday evening.