The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-07
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
BREAKING GROUND FOR NEW
 FACTORY.

| Erected-The Future Location O1 1 Station A-FuneraI of Mrs Mary J TaImadge. Concert the M. E. Church Personal, Etc.
 The new cereal company broke ground for their new actory on Lenox street yesterday. The site is near Oxford street and extends down to Quinnipiac avenue, purchases of lands having been made of Miles Goodyear and Mrs. Lew is. About thirty men are at work pre- pairing the foundations for the factory, and the beginning of operations on so extensive a scale shows that the new company means business and there Is prospect that it will become one of the prominent Fair Haven industries. The lot in the rear adjoins the track of the old Shore Line railroad, in disuse since the cutoff was built. This old track joins the main line near East Haven and will be used by the new company in receiving and shipping it's freight. The company now has an office in the building of the Quinnipiac Brewing company, at the corner of Ferry and River streets. It is expected that the new company will employ about 15O hands
 Many inquiries are made concerning the future location of Station A. The governments lease of the building at the corner of Grand avenue and East Pearl street expires next month, and as the accommodations are inadequate the postoffice inspector who recently inves- tigated the situation is likely to recom- mend some new location. Three sites have been spoken of--a store in the Crawford building, nearly opposite Sta- tion A; one of the unoccupied stores in the Bishop building and a proposed new building on the Bradley lot at the cor ner of Grand and Clint on avenues Su perintendent Mulvey and his assistants should have better accommodati tions than are afforded in the present build- ing, and the increasing importance to the public of Station A really demands better appointed quarters.
 The funeral of Mary J., wife of Ozro Talmadge, was held yesterday after noon from her late residence, 91 Ex- change street. The services were con- ducted by Rev. Dr. Streeter, of the East Pearl street M. F. church, Mrs. Tal- madge having been a member of this church for many years. There was large attendanve of relatives and friends. There was a profusion of beautifu floral tributes. The bearers were L. J. Bristol, William r Mansfield John s. Sanford, 2d, and F. R. Slater The interment was in the East Haven cemetery. -. MT. and Mrs Lewis Tyrrell moved up from their summer cottage at Short Beach Tuesday. MT. Tyrrell says that there are several cottagers still at the shore.
 MT. and Mrs. John Stewart. of 16 Ex- change street, are receiving congratu- lations upon the birth of a daughter at their home.
 The mems supper to be served at the Grand avenue Baptist church on We'd nesday evening, November IS, at 6:30 o'clock, promises to be a very success full affair. It is to be given under the auspices of the music committee of the church. The management promises a fine spread.
 Eugene Potter, of No 123 Farren avenue, who has been quite i'll with bronchitis, is able to be at his work again.
 At the East Pearl street M. F. church this evening a concert will be given by the Peterson Concert company. The is as follows: March (two mandolins and piano)..
 ............... Alfred Boncorieri Professor and Miss Peterson and Miss
 Jennings. Eight Comic Songs ......., Stahl- Rosey Alvina and Gladys Peterson, aged four
 and five years. Violin solo-Scene de Ballet. DeBeriot
 Miss Anna Peterson. Bass solo--The 'Longshoreman.
 .............,........ Cnesndln
 William Peterson. 3eading-That Waltz of Won Web
 Der ................ ...,NoM Perry
 Mrs. Peterson. Iiolns and piano-Traum-De Sem
 merlin ...................... Lablt2ky Professor and Miss Peterson and Miss
 Jennings. 1ornet duet-March ...........,..,Gong Professor Peterson and Master Craw- ford, pupil of Professor Peterson. 2eading-Simon's Wife's Mother
 Lay Sick With a Fever.
 William Peterson. ,ong-The Milk Maid ..............
 Miss Alvina Peterson. 7iolin solos
 (a)-Donkey and Driver. Leonard
 
 Professor Peterson. ,omic duet-Money Matters, or a
 Dress for a Wife. Hunter William Peterson and Miss Alvina
 Peterson. (violin, cornet and
 piano. ..................... and Miss Peterson and Miss
 Jennings.
 During the absence this week of Miss 1ary Griswold, teacher in the Strong chool Miss Mae Staton is substituting l her place.
 The Strong school football team last aturday beat the Hamilton school cam by the score of to 5. Next Sat rday the Strongs will play the team 'om Lowell school. The Woman's Alliance for Home Mis- ons will hold it's annual meeting in 1e chapel of the Grand avenue Baptist hurch this afternoon at o'clock. here will be interesting reports, elec- on of officers and an address on the orll in Alaska hy Mrs Davies.