The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-06

WaFds-Indlcattons Point to Large
 Attendance at Meeting of Postal Clerks on Saturday.
 The registration in the Fair Haven wards to permit voters to take part in the approaching primaries is going on very well. The last days for registering are to-day and Friday. Already in the Eleventh ward about 300 republicans have registered and there are 15O or so who were registered in February. It l is said that in the Twelfth ward the registration has been even greater. There are only two days more for reg | istering in the Twelfth ward. The prim- aries will be held on the last week in August or the first week in September The Eleventh ward in the last guberna- torial election had six votes in the re- publican town convention. a gain of one.
 Rev. Dr. Streeter left yesterday for Bedding, where his family have been stopping for several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Ellenberger of Quinnipiac avenue have gone to Block 1 Island.
 It is expected that the meeting of the Postal Clerks Mutual association to be held at Lighthouse Point next Saturday will be largely attended. The annual meeting will be held at noon. At 2:3O a clambake will be served. This will be the great feature of the day. It is probable that after the bake is served there will be @ short season devoted to | informal speeches. There will be good music and the affair promises to be the | best summer outing the association has ever held.
 J. P. Morrow of Clinton avenue has been quite i'll with dysentery for sev- eral days. He is now some better, but is still confined to his bed, Miss Ruth Jacobson of Clinton avenue has returned after visit with friends | ill New Jersey and Brooklyn. Ethel Manwaring of East Pearl street ! is stopping this week with the family 1 of Frank W. Prince of Clinton avenue at their cottage at Cosey Beach. Harry Leigh and Jacob Frohlich, | members of the Twentieth Century Homiug Pigeon club, released 1OS birds l belonging to the club at Stratford Mon day. Of MT. Leigh's eight birds all but one returned and nine out of ten birds | belonging to MT. Frohlich got back.
 Most of MT. Leigh birds made the l flight of fourteen miles in thirty-six minutes. The remainder belonged to various members of the club. One hun | dred and twenty-five birds will be sent to South Norwalk and liberated to-mor- | ThnIy oI jrdc | now being trained. Later in the month
 they will compete in 100 mile race. The Order of Shepherds of Bethlehem
 will hold it's annual picnic at Double
 Beach August 22. On the committee
 who have the arrangements under way
 are Edward Minnex, chairman, and MT.
 Matthewson from the Fair Haven lodge. Rev. Father Blake of St. Francis church has returned from his vacation. Rev. Father Blake is now on his vaca-
 tion, which will be spent with relatives
 in Buffalo. :..
 Harold Donlan of Staten. Island is visiting his aunt, Mrs. James Cullen of
 Ferry street.
 The funeral of William J. Martin, who
 died on Sunday after a short illness,
 was held from his late residence on Russell street In tho Annex, at S:s0
 o'clock yesterday morning, and from a
 requiem high mass at St. Francis
 church at 9 o'clock The mass was
 celebrated by the Rev. Father Blake,
 and the interment was in the family
 plot in St. Bernard's cemetery. The pallbearers were Patrick Tucker, Dan
 iel Tucker, William Flanagan, Henry Campodt James Kelly, and William
 McKenna. The flower bearers were
 George Dougherty and Arthur sproul. The services were very largely attend ed by the many friends of the deceased. 1 The drum corps connected with Quin-
 nipiac fire company held another drill
 at the engine house Monday evening.
 The drum corps will play for the en- zine company at the firemen's parade at
 savin Rock on August 13. The company
 expects to parade with at least forty
 members.
 1 New Haven County Pomona grange
 will hold it's annual picnic at Double Beach tomorrow In the afternoon
 there will be good speaking and music. 1 If the weather is favorable there will
 be a large attendance.
 1 The ladies' guild and Sunday school
 of Christ church, East Haven, will pie
 mic at Trinity church vacation cottage
 at Pawson Park tomorrow. | The l.. R. Hemingway company has
 sold it's plant at Montowese to the
 American Commercial company and the
 rendering establishment is to be moved \ to North Haven.
 Mrs. William Brooks of Front street,
 who has been very i'll, was much im-
 proved yesterday.
 Letters received here from Dr. F. K.
 Roberts state that he has arrived in
 Europe and hopes to secure an im-
 provement in health.
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