The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-14

 AssembIy's Damce-Homs from Wash- ingtOn-PersOnals.
 E. E. Ball, the oyster planter, has dis covered a load of coal sunk near the old breakwater and his power boat Erie is working there every day dredging it up. The boats crew secure from five to eight tons a day. The coal is landed at Mir. Balls wharf and is likely to be disposed of at good prices. It is be- lieyed there is between 150 and 200 tons in the old wreck, which is the remains of one of the boxes of the Transporta- ton company.
 Principal Graves of the Strong school returned Sunday night from Au- gusta, Me-, where he delivered an ad- dress on 'fThe Single Standard in Edu- cation before the Kennebec County Teachers association. He also gave an address in Amesbury, Mass, on the topic, Changes Demanded in Our Sys- tenn of Education"
 George Chittenden, who has charge of the Front street wharf of Warner Miller company, has gone to North Guilford on a hunting trip. Clifford Hanson will be in charge at the wharf during Mir. Chittenden's absence.
 Attorney w. s. Moyle in a three hours trip to the Foxon woods, secured three quail and three squirrels.
 The funeral of Clara, twelve years of age, daughter of MT. and Mrs. An drew Blake of Thompson avenue, East TT l.oI loo, Io&1 yesterday afternoon, and was largely attended. She was pupil in the Union school district and this is the first death of a pupil since the present school house was built.
 The Sunday school of Pilgrim church will give a harvest concert next Sun day at p. m.
 The funeral of Rev. A. Oken was largely attended at his home in Mon towese, Sunday. MT. Oken was grand sjuror for several years.
 The Sigma Theta Phi society are to give series of entertainments in Polar Star hall this winter. The first in this series will be a minstrel performance, for which rehearsals are being held. The structural work for the roof of the addition to the Fair Haven and Westville power house has arrived from Schenectady. Work was shut down several weeks ago on account of the non-arrival of the iron, but now the building will soon be completed.
 The Corona assembly will givasa so- cial and dance at Polar Star hall, We'd nesday evening.
 William Meeker, who has resided sev- eral years on Woolsey street, has pur- chased a house in East Haven and has removed thereto.
 MT. and Mrs. John J. Willmott, for merly of Fair Haven and now of Au- burn, R. l., is visiting friends here.
 Earl Daniels has returned from a shooting trip near Connecticut river. Charles Reilly of Wolcott street has gone to Litchfield for a months vaca- ton.
 The party of Fair Haven people who went to Washington for G. A. R. en- campment week, have returned. The party included William E. Morgan, B $. Bradley, Walter F. Jacobs, John Wilcox, H. H. Bishop, William E. Crockett, Dwight Cunningham MT. and Mrs. Joel Rice, Miss Evalina A. Jacobs Miss Jessie Jacobs, Joseph Jacobs, Miss Lizzie Hines, MT. and Mrs. William H. Huntley and Miss Agnes Burns They report very enjoyable time Most of them visited Mt Vernon, Ar lington, Alexandria and other points O. interest near the capital.
 Norman A. Tanner of East Pear street, New Haven manager of J. L Mclean & Co.,, has been entertaining his brother William L. Tanenr of Min enapolis, who, returning from the ma tional encampment, made short stol here. Mr. Tanner was a member o Company B, First Connecticut cavalr, and was a prisoner for several month at Salisbury and Pemberton. John W Hill. janitor of Woolsey school of tn same company, was captured at tn same time, in fact nearly all the com Inand was taken. It was in the battl of Cedar Creek. Norman A. Tanner who was in the Twenty-seventh regi ment and the First Heavy artillery was also a prisoner of war and was in carcerated several months in Libb prison.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Gran avenue Congregational church are e2 pecting a large number of people to | present at the initial supper of tn season to be served on Wednesday ( this week from 5:45 to O'clock. Tn is to be a harvest supper and such menu as has been prepared fully just fies the expectation of the society. I'll cost is twenty-five cents and the men as follows:
 Chicken Fricasee.
 Cabbage. Salad. Pickle
 Scolloped Oysters.
 Tomato Sauce.