The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-15
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SOCIAL GATHERING AT GRACE
 CHURCH PARISH HOUSE.

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 Hunting Season.
 A social gathering of the members and friends of the Grace church parish | will be held in the parish house Thurs day evening, October 16, from to 10 | o'clock. All members of the parish and those interested in it are cordially in vited to be present. Rev. Dr. Sanford and wife will receive.
 The ". C. T. '. No. will hold it's regular meeting in its hall on Thursday at p. m, at which time will be given report of the state convention held in this city last week. Ways will be de- vised for procuring fuel for heating the hall this winter. All are invited to at tend.
 The roof of Central hall building on Grand avenue, corner of Front street, is being reshinged. The belfry tower has been removed. This building was used years ago for a Congregational church and was afterwards turned into stores and tenements
 l IlG GtNtAltICL NlllCl1 blOdSl4I Ill otCCl billets from Cape Breton has been berthed at the wharf of the National Wire corporation. where the cargo is to be discharged. It was first believed it would be necessary to Tighten the ship before she could be got to the wharf, but the storm of Saturday and Sunday brought in an unusually heavy tide which fioated the craft into the wharf. Many persons have put in gas radia- l tors to heat their houses until there is a visible supply of coal. But the gas company has sold out it's supply of these heaters and it is not expected they can execute orders for these goods for week or more. They are almost out of a supply of the gas tubing necessary to make the connections.
 | William Lenehan of Woolsey street, who has been stopping for three months at his old home at Clintonville in the Adirondacks, has returned. He brought
 back several fine views of the noun- tains.
 The Y. P. S.. C. E. of the Grand ave-
 nue Baptist church will have a rally in
 the church next Sunday evening at 6:15
 and have issued the following invitation
 to the members:
 Dear friend: We send you greetings,
 From Endeavorers, large and small,
 And invite you to rally
 As our president sends the call.
 The place is Grand avenue Baptist.
 Corner Poplar street and Grand;
 Come, and we'll give you a welcome,
 With a kindly shake of the hand"
 Mrs. Fannie Williams, wife of Joseph
 Williams of the firm of Burdett & Will
 Hams. Boston, is visiting her niece, Mrs.
 William P. Niles of the east side.
 The East Haven selectmen will have
 the macadam roadway from the town
 line near ex-SeIectman Edward Hem
 ingway's to MiddIetown avenue, cover
 ed with layer of fine stone, which is
 much needed.
 Constable Frank M. Sperry, who has
 been stopping at his cottage at Kelsey
 island in East Haven river. since last
 summer, has returned to his farm in
 Foxon. He reports that 1t has been a
 great season for bIackfish and he has
 made some fine hauls.
 The monthly meeting of the New Ha-
 ven Congregation club is to be held al the Pilgrim church. on the night oi Monday, October 27 The ladies of the church will furnish a fine supper fol 3 those who attend.
 1 Christian Paulsen has sold to Antonio l Dardell 45 feet of land of Rowe street. The public schools will close on Friday . to enable the teachers to attend tn, l state teachers convention in this city j. The pupils are planning various trip q to the country and chestnutting excur n sions for that day, if the weather i ' favorable.
 #. A twenty-five cent supper will b. d served by the Ladises' Aid society 0 [. the Grand avenue Congregations = church from 5:45 to o'clock. This i |. to be the initial supper of the season t
 be served by the society. This is to b e a harvest supper and such menu a , has been prepared fully justifies tn !. expecta ton of the society.
 The local hunters are anxious for ?. heavy frost so that the foliage may b /" removed as the birds are now almos n invisible. Hunting is now carried 0 '. under difficulties and many have post al poned their trips to the woods until cot IS weather has removed the foliage. 'r The grass on the lawns is as green 8
 in June. Seldom have the lawns locke
 so attractive at this season of the yea
 The light frost of last week did not ir y jure the grass and 1t is necessary
 use lawn mowers still.
 " The joint fair of the Annex Fire d' C. partment And the Quinnipiac Hook an 1e Ladder company held in Music hall la nrS week netted the sum of $1,50O, whic
 will be equally divided. The Annex d 0. partment will use it's share toward aJt liquidating it's debt and the Quinnipia IF. will place their profits in the compar ye treasury. The fair was very successfl SO The Pilgrim church mems club W ID meet this evening. There will be q n- bate and a musical programme. as interested are invited to attend. o III, Five young men from Yale divini d. school, Rodney W. Roundley, Harry in Cook. Horace F. Holbon, George tn Kneeland, and George Gilmour, are es, assist in pastoral work in the parish by the Grand avenue Congregation m church One is to work in the Sund ,ns me school, one in the Y. P. s. c. E.. o on will devote lis time to the Boys cl ole work, one will be the pastors ass1sta I9I nE and one to assist in the Sunday event CT, devotional services. This work is hel ie full to the students and is part m their course of instruction and at