The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-05
LATEST FAIR RAVEN NEWS
INTERESTING DOTNGS IN VARI.
GUS LODGES.
Dayton Hook and Ladder COmpany's
sOCIRbIe-Dsgree of Honor, No. 2-East
Rock Lodge InitIattoB-East Chapel
street Pavement-Ths Election.

Dayton Hook and Ladder company
will give sociable and dance at Fire
| mems hall, Forbes avenue, Wednesday
evening. Music by McAuliff's orchestra
and Professor Pickett will prompt.
Several fire companies in the vicinity
will be represented and West Haven
Hook and Ladder company will send
down about dozen men.
The Degree of Honor, No. ?, will meet
next Monday evening There will be
an initiation and the degree team will
of1ciate. This lodge has an excellent
team.
The ladies of Grace church will hold
a sale of useful and fancy articles,
canned fruit, cakes, pies, ice cream, etc.
in the parish house Thursday afternoon
| and evening of this week. All who pat
ronized the Big Bazaar of last April
will do well TO attend this sale, and
while a much smaller affair it will be
thoroughly up to date and they will
| find many things both useful and orna-
mental
East Rock lodge, A. 0. u. w. will
| have an initiation at its hall Thursday
| evening. and there will be a surprise
in the line of entertainment for the
| members. Elmore S. Wade will give
! talk about his recent trip to Oregon,
where he attended the Heptasophs' ma
! tional convention, and will speak about
| the mountains, the plains and Salt Lake
City He will give illustrations with
| eighty fine views.
| Two weeks hence on the evening of
| Thursday, November 20, the fourteenth
| anniversary of East Rock lodge will be
| celebrated. It will be ladies' night and
many of the wives and lady friends of
members will attend. There will be an
interesting musical programme. John
| L. MattheWman, the able chairman of
! the committee on entertainment, will be
! assisted by several officers Of the lodge.
| Good work is being done in relaying
| the worn out brick pavement on East
! Chapel street. The work has begun
at the drawbridge and is extending
east. The old red brick for four feet
each side of the tracks and between the
! tracks Is being relaid by yellow vitrl-
| fled brick, warranted first class. Some
critisiZe the policy of relaying portion
of the work, believing the old brick
will soon wear down and give trouble.
Still repairing a portion Of the worst
! portion of the roadway is hailed with
| delight.
Charles Boyle. the Fair Haven young
man who was Knocked down on Chapel
street by a horse which became fright
ened by motor carriage Monday even
ing was badly cut about the scalp. His
| hands were severely scratched and his
clothes torn. Boyle was doing as well
as could be expected yesterday.
| There was never a finer November
election day and politicians and voters
were happy. In the Eleventh ward the
polls were at the corner of Chapel and
Lloyd streets, in the old Hull store. Sell
dom have the polls been located on the
south side of the street. The early
morning vote was heavy. In the Elev-
enth ward $50 votes were out at s a. m.
and at a. M 100 had voted in the Four
| tenth ward. There was much interest
| last night to learn the returns and
many went to the center of the city for
news. The tide of travel city-ward
was heavy.
Albert Olsen of Lexington avenue,
who lost his pig from his wagon on JEFF
ferson street Sunday evening, found the
nilmal in possession of some boys in
West Haven Monday afternoon. Olsen
says the animal was stolen from his
wagon.