The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-11
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
aauxG FLEET OF COASTING SCHOON-
 FRS SOUGHT REFUGE. .e
1nvttAtions Issued for Wedding K Ohristmas Sale at Baptist Church z East Rock Lodges Th'rteenth Anni- N versary-Funeral of Albert COwles.

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 vsrsary-F of Albert Cowles.
 Invitations have been issued for the of Ernest H. Potter of IF Rx1Quinnipiac avenue to Miss Mabel Elvi- x5xa, daughter of MT. and Mrs David D.. X$k$hfttenden of North Guilford. The cer-
 slnuny will take place Tuesday even
 Ina, December "A, at o'clock, at the home of the brides parents. A recep-
 Non will be held immediately after the SjSQerAmony. The couple will be at home S < t0 their friends at 17 Quinnipiac avenue N fter January 15. MT. Potter is a son { of Mrs and the late Orrin Potter of 17 SQutnnipiac avenue. He is with the ! x Metropolis Manufacturing company of
 Elm street this city.
 During Monday night and early yes- morning quite 8 fleet of coast S3nE schooners cast anchor in the lower " #4}Arbor for protection from the gale. 5 EHey were two and three masted
 4chooners, mostly coal loaded and 3t64pnd east. It was pretty rough on tH9 harbor, and the white caps ran
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 4%S In the report of the department of Spublic works showing the streets pav- T d the past year the following concerns 4 air Haven streets: Ferry street, from
 6lish street to Grand avenue; Ferry f <aet, from Exchange to Chapel street, 6x Si9h crushed stone; Clay street, from
 s4rry to James street. Exchange street,
 nom East Pearl to Ferry street.
 z There will doubtless be a large at- Hf8ndance this evening at the chapel of fxv-of nd Pop ptiSt rhnrnh 824here will be held the annual Christ
 iIaSH sale and entertainment by the la ' YieS of the church. There will be a l6Gi30rt entertainment for which no ad- a1ion fee is charged On sale will be 2 l&rge number of useful and fancy ar
 fa6l0s, Appropriate for Christmas gifts; NSlso ice cream, candy and home made $da1s&. These annual sales are always EI&rxeIy sattended and great bargains
 bgiven.
 3oraeshoers of late have been doing Mx& food business in shoeing and sharp
 ff3inx horses shoes. The streets for a & &fifi1e were unusually slippery, requiring 3Yery sharp shoes to keep the equines on s4}i&lr feet The thaw, however, has SGiSsred away most of the ice and snow 888d the blacksmith shops were lone 5Sbfl4e places yesterday. John w. Dix z6I1. the Grand avenu eblacksmith, shod <{5Ver 100 horses during fgour days of 7x{o worst weather last week. z Ysry few oyster boats went down the xfor yesterday The wind blew a Ef fSsvv rale and it was almost impossi- Il l|5S fnr oyster dredging to be carried on 5jS \ rraneements are being made for the |xEfrfeentl1 anniversary of East Rock | e. No. 3S, A. o. U. w., to be cele- 3fed at their hall Friday evening. It | &xnected that the opening address |J ]3I be made by Mayor Studley, to be I7$f}oWed by an interesting programme ,6f Exercises.
 SSI Tine sum of $60 was made by the sffI9i innipiac Hose and Hook and Ladder xFfftSaffy from the runlnage sale held |8& HE Grand avenue. The proceeds will i1sed towards the purchase of new
 }Iif0r4ps.
 rhe funeral of Albert Cowles will be 4 3f6 to- day from his late residence. MT. l
 had driven a milk route about |
 TIT Haven for several years and was A Il known here. His home was in the l
 3r Plain district, North Branford. He | &&g tiirty-two years of age and died | eEs5s an attack of typhoid fever. MT. l {SoWIes was to have been married to a young lady in New Jersey in about a week.
 Mrs. J. T. Hillhouse of Grand avenue Wj3o has visited for six weeks with her S9aghter, Mrs. William c. Blatchley in Brooklyn, N. Y, has returned. zf