The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-05
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
FUNERAL OF MRS. JANE 4. GR1S-
 WOLD YESTERDA

Very Large Attendance of Friends and
 ReIatives-Death of Mrs. Mary J. TaI-
 madge-NIecting of w. C. T. U. This
 Afternoon-Oyster Business Good.
 The funeral of Mrs Jane A. Griswold was solemnized from her late residence, No. 29 Clinton avenue, yesterday after noon. There was large attendance Of relatives and friends. The services were conducted by Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers, of the Grand avenue Con- gregational church, and by a former pastor of that church, Rev. J. Lee Mitchell. of Attleboro, Mass. Scripture selections were read and the prayer made by MT. Chalmers, and pr. Mitch ell made fitting remarks, speaking or the high Christian character or the oe- ceased and of the loss sustained by the church of which she was a member TOT so many years. There were large number of beautiful floral offerings upon and around the casket. The in- terment was in the Fair Haven ceme- tery. The pallbearers were Friend Il. Francis, William A. Warner, William s. Rowe, F. W. Prince, M. c. Doolittle, of Fair Haven, and Albert Johnson, or l Derby.
 | Mary J.. wife of Ozro Talmadge, died at her home, 91 Exchange street, sun day night. She had been Ill several months from a complication of diseases She was away in the summer. hoping to benefit her health, but the relief was not nermanent. She was a native Of Seymour and her father was James A. Bunnell The deceased was member of the East Pearl street M F. church. 1 She leaves, besides her husband, one daughter, Miss Cora Howard. The 1u- neral services will be held from her 1 late home tomorrow afternoon al o'clock and the burial will be Ill East Haven.
 The funeral of Mrs. Margaret, wldoW l of William Dwyer, of IS Fillmore street. i took place from St. Francis church yes- | terdav morning. The deceased leaves eleven children to mourn her loss
 Superintendent Beede made visit to several rooms in the Strong school yes- l terday afternoon. | sloop is in the river with 800 bushels of Blue Point oysters for several or the 1 local dealers.
 meeting of the warden and pur- gesses of Fair Haven East was held yesterday afternoon. Bills for Novem- Der for about $4O0 were approved ana a number of routine matters received attention.
 Elmer Culver is building new one family house, costing about $z,ooo' on the upper part of Quinnipiac avenue. ! The w. c. T. U. No. will hold tneir i regular meeting in their rooms, NO. le Grand avenue, this afternoon at three o'clock A report of the state conVen7 tion will be given. All members are desired to attend this meeting.
 I.ancraft Brothers are now shipping 1 from 1.50O to 1900 bushels of oysters per week from their oyster beds at Rocka- way to New York. These oysters are in fine condition, and as the season pro gresses they promise to be even finer. | A good market is always secured for this stock. Harold. son of Rev. D. J. Clark, Of East Haven who has for some time past been employed in the office build | ing of the Consolidated road in this city, has begun studies at Dean academy in Franklin, Mass.
 | Conrad J. Rabanus has sold to Joseph 1 uoch thirty five feet of land on Dover street.
 William H. Judson has sold to John Arthur, fifty feet of land on the Soutn End road.
 1 A top buggy worth S100, owned py Herbert r. Hubbard, was rallied off on | Saturday evening and was won by Se- lectnan F. S. Thompson of Foxon. MT l Hubbard who has suffered with hem orrhages of the lungs has been living at Hinsdale, New Hampshire, for sev- eral months and his health has some what improved.