The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-21
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
JOTTINGS FROM
AL SECTIONS.

AdeIphi Lodges FraterBtzutIon with
NOFthford FFiends-ReaI Estato-CoI-
Isctions For Orphans-BazaRr "a sue-
cess-The Ban on ParIOr Matches
Personal, Etc.
A delegation from AdeIphf lodge, 3.
and A. NJ, attended meeting of Cor
inthian lodge of Northford Wednesday
evening to witness the third degree
work. Those attending included W. F.
Hubbard, Joel Bradley. Albert
Vaughan, Burton Phelps. E. S. Wade,
S. L. Salisbury, r. F. Warner, Harry
Jacobs and Messrs Curtis and Davis.
The party went up in one of Nesbit's
buses. After the meeting a fine sup
per was served. The visitors speak in
fine terms about the reception they re-
ceived.
Mrs. John McGregor of Hartford Wis
tied her brother, Alexander Ronald of
Woolsey street Wednesday. Several
days ago Mr.. Ronald had shock. He
is able to sit up but his speech is very
much affected.
Frank Chapman of IL Clinton avenue,
who lost the little finger of his right
hand at the factory of the New Haven
Manufacturing company, on Monday,
is getting along as well as could be ex-
pected. The second finger was crushed,
but it is hoped that it can be saved.
The Morgan P. Brooks estates has
sold to Charles E. Curtis a lot 50 by
100 feet on Monson street, Morris Cove.
d. NJ. Smith has sold to Thomas
Hodge so feet of land on Front street.
Many collectors were obtaining funds
and supplies for the st. Francis or
phan asylum yesterday. In st. Fran
els parish there were twenty solicitors.
Alderman C. H. Conway and James N.
Keane had the Church street district,
between Chapel and Elm streets.
The bazaar given by the Ladies' Aid
society of the Grand Avenue Congrega-
tional church closed Wednesday even
ing when there was large attendance,
The affair was very successful and
goodly sum was Melted.
Prohibition of the sale of parlor
matches in New York city is looked
upon as good provision and many say
that similar prohibition would be all
right in this city. The flying of sparks
of fire when these matches are struck
burns holes in the carpets and many
hands have been burned. 1t looks as
though the people would have to re-
turn to old sulphur matches.
Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers, who
attended the general conference Of Con-
gregational churches at New Britain,
read paper Tuesday on THE Secret
of Soul Saving"
John Murray has purchased of Ellen
Hussey a lot 40 by 80 feet on Fillmore
street.
Martin Murray has purchased of FL
len Hussey a lot SO by ITO feet on Fill
more street.
James Girken, the blind man and his
family, have moved from 246 Front
to 213 Poplar street where he has
opened grocery store, He also canes
chairs. Mr.. Gerken is a deserving man
and deserves the patronage of his
friends.
George N. Coe has returned from
Madison, where he had a fine hunting
trip, receiving many birds and squir-
rels. Madison was his former home.
The recent weather has been the sur
prise of many people who keep a sharp
eye on weather conditions. 1t is said
to be rare that so long time alapses
with the wind in the northeast without
bringing rain. There have been some
rather unusual weather condition this
month, including the high tempera-
ture.