The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-10
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
STRONG SCHOOL SENIORS ORGAN
 HEED YESTERDAY.
QuInnipiac Hose, Hook and Ladder Company Ball This Evenine-Grncs Church Bazaar Closed Last Night.

Church Bazaar Closed Last Night.
 F. J. Clinton, of Cllntonville, has sold forty feet of land at Cosey Beach. It is said the purchaser, a resident of this city, will build cottage on the site in season for occupying it the coming summer.
 MT. Hall and family of Meriden, will live this summer in the Hough cottage at the Beach. It has been occupied for two seasons by Druggist Keegan, of Grand avenue.
 Mrs. James Goodsell, of Front street, is visiting relatives in Utica and Troy. She is accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Sutton.
 An addition is to be built to the fac- tory of the Bigelow company on River street. It will be of brick and gravel roof, one story, 46 by s5 feet, and will provide an addition to the machine shop and a new office, The George M. Grant company will do the mason work and David H. Clark is the contractor for the carpenter work.
 Columbia castle, K. G. F., at it's meet ing Tuesday evening voted to give la dies night reception at the meeting on the evening of April 22 The commit tee consists of Charles Crook, chair man; F. R. Burnham, J. E. Thompson, P T. Buckley and N. E. Schmidt
 The long stor mis very discouraging but there is some encouragement in the view of the matter that the rain is good for the grass and will develop and hasten the leafng of the trees. April was very wet month last year.
 The pupils of 1902, Strong school, have formed a class organization and elected officers as follows: President pro tenn, Walter Ames; vice president. A. Dur ant; secretary, J. Macdonald treasurer, A. Seeley. marshal R. Gates; executive committee, O. Bishop, F. Ryan and W. Warner; committee on class colors, M. Beecher, B. Russell and J. McNierney; committee on music, c. Christofferson, E. Russell and J. Clancy; committee on decorating, E. Hager Fl. Grove and J.
  Quinn, w Thompson and G. Hogben; committee on class pin, M. Beecher, M. i Allen and R. Storer: committee on class gift to the school, J. Macdonald, G. Dll- | lon and A. Alvord: committee on pro- gramme, A. Seeley, w. Ames and R. 1 Gerrish: committee on class picture, M. | Quinn, R. Storer and A. Durapt.
 Miss Florence Morse will address the . JoI L-~ ecin ynr-1r iyS Utah and Idaho at the federation meet ing of ladies' societies tomorrow after noon at 3 o'clock at Pilgrim church. All ladies of the congregation are in vited.
 This evening at Polar Star hall will be held the great ball of the Qunnipiac Hose, Hook and Ladder company. In- yitations have been sent to fourteen out-of-to town companies and great crowd of visiting iremen is expected The companies invited include those in East Haven, West Haven, Four Cor ners. Wallingford. Derby, and Ansonia. Music will be furnished by seeley's or chestra
 William R. Hemingway and daugh- ter, Mrs. F. H. Crawford. sailed from New York yesterday on the old Domin- ion line to visit for a month Mr Hem- ingway's son. William D. Hemingway, large oyster dealer of Norfolk Vir- ginia.
 The bazaar of Grace church closed at Polar Star hall last evening. The weather was certainly against the en- terprise, but it was quite successful un- der the circumstances. It would have been continued but the hall is engaged for to-day. There is a considerable amount of goods such as are sold at church fairs, but these can be retained for another sale. Last evening the en- was under the direction of F, F. Edgar and included singing by Mrs. Haesche and Frederick Coe. |