The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-23
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
OFFICE RENTED BY
 HOUSATONIC COMPANY.

New Factory to be Built soon-Thomai J. Corbett Graduated from BaItimor, Dental Coiiege-Young Harvey Davil Recovering from Recent Injuries.
 The Housatonic company has rented a dwelling house on Peck street, fitted it for a temporary office and force of eight clerks are employed there. On Monday work began in laying a. water main down to the site of the proposed new factory. It is expected that the factory will be built, equipped and ready for operation in August. The company has mills in Bridgeport and Wallingford, but hereafter Fair Haven will be the headquarters of the con- pany.
 Thomas J. Corbett, brother of John J. | Corbett, the well known printer, of 37S Grand avenue was graduated Saturday from the Baltimore Dental college. He was formerly a student in the Yale Medical school and took a high stand | HIS III LHt GluS0 etL iouitl- more. For several months he was also connected with a prominent dental es- tablishment in Baltimore. He will re- 1 turn to this city and establish himself 1 in practice, and his friends have no doubt that he will have success in his profession.
 Harvey Davis, eighteen years of age, son of Richard c. Davis, of Quinnipiac avenue, who was badly injured Monday, was getting along as well as could be expected yesterday. As previously stat ed, he was caught between the side of hls fathers feed store on East street and moving freight car and badly damned. Dr. K. l.. R. Thomson, who is attending him, does not believe there are internal injuries, but there are probably two or three bones fractured in the shoulder. It is believed that he will recover in a few days.
 Complaint is made of the bad condi tion of Clinton avenue, between Pine street and Middletown avenue. The roadway is so sandy in places that en- zines running to fires and heavy teams have frequently been stalled. It is thoroughfare for teaming, and the traf- fic is increasing There is no doubt that the avenue should be hardener with stone so as to be made passable. It is certainly deserving of some attention. At the roll call of East Pearl street M. E. church Monday night about 250 of the $50 members were present and an- swered to their names. The roll was called by H. W. Crawford. It was an interesting feature and Is said to have been the first affair of the kind the church has ever held. Florence wife of o. w. Cook, died at her home, 80 Pierpont street, yesterday. She had been in poor health for several | weeks. The funeral will be held from | her late home on Thursday afternoon at | 3 o'clock The burial will be at Lowell, | Mass, where Mrs. Cook formerly re- | sided
 "Uncle Erastus' Poultry Party" an- nounced to be given at the St. James church by the men of the parish on | evening, promises to be an | occasion. Supper will be [ served from 63O to 9 o'clock. Follow ing is the menu:
 OYSTERS.
 Blue Points.
 SOUP.
 Vegetable Soup.
 ROAST.
 Roast Turkey, Baked Chicken, Gran
 berry Sauce. j.
 VEGETABLES. r. Mashed Potatoes, Mashed Turnips.
 Celery
 ENTREE.
 Salad
 PASTRY.
 Pie, Pudding, Coffee
 The prospectus says further: Fowl served in true darkey fashion. Tickets 50 cents. Fun, fun, fun"
 The borough fathers have connected l he engine house on East Grand avenue with the water main. It was necessary Q lay about one hundred and fifty feet If pipe The profits from the entertainment f given by the pupils of Strong school to about one hundred and orty dollars. Edward B. Rowe has gone to Illinois :, o bring in another car of horses. The sudden burst of summer weather : with the thermometer standing at 76 in :. he shade, was most too sudden. Even hose who have been complaining of the ee ool weather did not like yesterdays ' 
 A fve-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. D. Burton Brown, of Four Corners, was brown out of his fathers wagon on Monday and suffered fracture of the eg
 Louis, ten years of age son of MT and ( drs. N. Irving Harrison, of Atwater S treet, fell from a fence Monday and | ractured his left arm c Lucius P. Deming left on Monday for V liver City, where he is interested in a a inning enterprise. a Miss Cora M White, a dressmaker of 0 afro. N. Y, who has visited her sister. S 1rs, Francis Ray, of 219 English street ( as returned home. V