The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-29
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
HOW THANKSGIVING VAS SPENT
 YESTERDAY
Many People Wont Out of Town While Others Enjoyed tho Cold Weather at Home-Wedding at tho Home of MT. and Mrs. Kellogg.

Wedding at the Home of MT
 and Mrs. Kellogg.
 This is good old fashioned Thanks
 giving weather,'' remarked an old resi-
 dent yesterday. "It reminds me of the
 Thanksgiving of my boyhood on the old
 farm. This weather just suits me; it ! is real Thanksgiving weather. In years
 gone by, I remember we would have
 snow on the ground on Thanksgiving | day, but not much of late years, al- | though one year ago this morning there was just snow enough to whiten the ground"
 It was the coldest morning of the season, temperatures ranging from to 10 above zero being reported in the
 early morning. With the heavy wind
 prevailing it was cold day and up to
 noon the temperature held at only 20 degrees above zero, The juveniles
 longed for skating, but they will not be few hours longer.
 The day was observed as holiday
 most of the shops and factories clos ing; stores generally closed at noon and also Station A.. The public school chill
 dren are having holiday until next Monday.
 There were several local games of football, one between the team from Strong school and the Red Rivals. Quite number also went to Yale field to witness the high school games
 An interesting poultry raffle came off Thanksgiving eve at the news depot and restaurant of s. H. Granniss on Grand avenue. R. T. Warner of the firm of the w. A. Warner &r Bro Co. secured fine eighteen-p pound turkey and Will Gibson got pair of chickens. At Doupe &s Weddings on the east side Howard Henderson won turkey.
 Quite number of people went out of town to the homes of relatives and friends to spend Thanksgiving and there were number of visitors here for the day.
 MT. and Mrs. H. w. Crawford or Clinton avenue went to Hartford, the guests of their daughter, Mrs. Gris- wold.
 Herbert Barnes. who is attending his parents, Alderman and Mrs. Ed ward H. Barnes of Quinnipac avenue.
 H. C. Hemingway of Syracuse and Dwight E. Hemingway of Clyde, N, r., are visiting MT and Mrs. Charles c, Bray of Quinnipiac avenue.
 Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Chipman of Wa terbury are a the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Dwight Chipman.
 The market was not over supplied with Thanksgiving poultry. This was due in part to the recent railroad strike which delayed the arrival of poultry from the north and west, some of the stock not being delivered in the stores and markets until Wednesday evening, some little trouble where the birds had been promised to customers.
 At the home of Mir. and Mrs. Willet H. Kellogg, 45s Quinnipiac avenue, eve, occurred the mar riage of Miss Mary Gay to MT, Craw- ford of the Yale school forestry. The couple belong in Parkersburg, W. Va. | The bride is a sister of Mrs. Kellogg | and several years ago while attending l school in the city resided here.
 Angelo De Matty of Perkins street | was best man at the marriage of Miss | Antoinetta Del Grego to Stephen | which took place at St. l Michael's church at p. m Wednesday. i The bride is sister of F. S. Del Grego, | Mr. De Matty's brother-in law of 167 | Wallace street Miss Mary Grannelli | lister of the groom, was bridesmaid l Upon their return the couple will re- tide in a newly furnished home at PAS Hamilton street. The couple received | large number of fine presents.
 The pupils of Miss Chapmans school, | tt Ferry and Pierpont streets, con ributed quite store of provisions which were bestowed upon deserving amily for Thanksgiving. There was turkey, vegetables. fruit and other sup lies. In money alone about S4 was iven to buy supplies.
 Yesterday was made a gala day for ! he inmates of the Home for the 'riendless. A fine dinner was served, he home having been well remembered y friends who contributed money, oultry and vegetables.