The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-10-10
LATEST FAIR HAVEN Nj
ARRANGEMENTS FOE INST4j
TION OF PASTOR.
Contract Awarded for Bridgo-FaS
Pipe brushes n Mans Foot-C
Matters of Interest.

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The standing committee Of the g
avenue Congregational church
Tuesday evening to make prelimi
arrangements for the installation
the new pastor, Rev. Andrew q
Chalmers. Mr.. Chalmers presided
L. P. Clark was the clerk. The
mittee consists of F. H. Heming
L. L. Bradley, Deacons Henry N
Walter S. Bishop, and T. s. CoIe|
1t was voted to fix the time Of tn
stallation for the evening of Fri
November 1. The council will mel
the afternoon and the churches III
New Haven East consolation and
New Haven congregational chu1
will be represented by sending
gates. The church in Yale colleSe1
also be represented. 1t was vota
recommend a revision Of the ree|
of membership The recommend
adopted will be submitted to the NJ
ly prayer meeting Friday evening
approval.
Arrivals for the firm of the Wal
Miller company are as follows. 81
No. l, $50 tons blue stone: barge Z
Haynes, 1900 barrels Rosendal@
ment; barge Buffalo Enquirer,
barrels Portland cement; barge
ner- Miller, 200 tons fire clays
Rancocas, 200 tons Windsor cement
mortar; schooner H. HI. Harvey. 81
la tbs.
For strengthening the QuinnI
drawbridge SO that the Manufactu
Railway company may run cars "A
the contract has been awarded t0
Buddington at $2,191 The Ame1
Bridge company's bid was $2,425.
tracks are to be extended from the
her of Ferry and Front streets al
the bridge to Fairmont avenue, TIL
to run to the yard of the wire COMP
When the matter Of rebuilding theN
was under consideration it was n
scented that the company's shipping
cilities were not good, and It
agreed that the electric freight raiI
should be extended to the works
will allow the company to load
and send them on to the tracks 01
Consolidated road at Cedar Hill
ton. 81 IL
George Allen of Hamden, etnrI
as a truckman by A. w. Forbes
Annex, had his foot crushed BY a AZ
Of pipe falling on it Tuesday. T4G
taken to Grace hospital.
Rev. and Mrs. A. F. Arvine and
w. P. Niles are attending til
ing5 Of the American board OF fol|
missions in Hartford this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. HemingwaS
Mr. and Mrs. Lester p. Mallory ar{
sgates to the missionary meeting
n Hartford October 8-11 from the
md Congrega tional church.
Mrs. r. G. Davis and Mrs. M
Buck went to Hartford Tuesday i
end the meeting of the Annei
board. ,
On Friday evening occurs thu
supper of the season at the Sef
onal church at $50 OCH
At 1880 a farewell meeting far
md Mrs. z. H. Smith Will be heI
he church, followed by a receptio
he chapel. HIsASV
John Leydecker OF Englewood, N
Who came to this city Tuesday q
ng to look for his son, Howard Cr1
4eydecker, who has been missing
ome since last Friday. came owe
'air Haven yesterday to CONTINUED
earch. The father received a
ent from station A, which led hid
elieve the son might he in this vi
y. The letter stated that he had
ONE for good Leydecker was ac5
anied yesterday by Yale student
[. Curry, whose home IS also In Eli
rood. Nothing could be learned a
ne whereabouts of the young man,
, eighteen years of age and six
! height. He was employed as
snger in the Mercantile bank, IA
ork. The boy stated in his letter
is father could sell his bicycle.
roceeds to go toward what he d 4
i'm. The father said yesterdaN +
ould conceive no rea son why hia
isappeared so mysteriously. Mr.
ecker IS a well-to-do mason bui Z
nd contractor, and the lad lacked
othing. 1t is believed he became
eartened about something and
ave been temporarily insane.
ydecker said he believed his son vi n!
i'm up all right, although the ,Sx1
opeared mysterious. The pOliaeSsxj
olSing up the case, and the New
>lice have sent out description
issing young man.
Mrs. Hattie Dusenbury Of AZ
rect, Bridgeport, yesterday iden
! her property quantity OF the sil
are which has been dug out Of \
'ound near Bridgeport, where 1t
zen hidden, it is alleged. by MI
I'd Mcdonald. the two burglars
ial in the superior court. The nd
entitled silverware was seen by \
vner in the detective bureau at ID
have been issued to E
Jung ladies of the Fair Haven Conl 4
tional church for a reception on '5a
day afternoon in honor of Mrsgj
ard Huntington Smith at the
Rev. and Mrs. A. 2. Trvias.. -
ID Mrs. Smith sail this month W
,ochow China. under the auspice2
e American Board Mr.. Smith ii
the missionary pastor of the H
ayen church.