The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-02
LATEST FAIR RAVEN NEWS
PILGRIM CHURCH BUYS SUPPLY
 OF BITUMINoUS COAL.

This with Cord Wood yan Heat the Church This wInter-Grand Avenue Congregational Church yVII Mako an Attempt to Get Fuel This Week.
 Miss Sarah Baldwin. daughter of ex- Warden and Mrs. George M. Baldwin, of Quinnipiac avenue, has gone to Mount Holyoke seminary to pursue her studies.
 MT. and Mrs. R. c. Russell, of Front street, have returned from a driving trip up in Litchfield iounty.
 Miss Bessie Raston, of Bristol, is vis- iting MT. and Mrs. Sigmund Bauer, of Perkins street.
 One man who had a good stock of coal in his cellar disposed of ten tons at 17.50 per ton. It is said his profit was between ten and twelve dollars per ton.
 Jesse Bauer, on of Sigmund Bauer. is AEoW S4ilCi pul SCI OlL kiFC NIiCo~ ter W. Chapin, of the Providence and New York line, having been transferred from another of the Consolidated roads steamers.
 East Rock lodge slzips an assessment this month. This will be good news to all the members.
 One week from tonight Live Oak Council, R. A., expects visit from one of the grand council members.
 Henry Robinson has bought out the grocery business located on Ferry, at the corner of Wolcott street.
 Mrs. D. Dwight Chittenden, of North Guilford, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. H. Potter, of r Quniinpiac avenue
 MT. and Mrs. Willard Waters, of Pittsfield Mass, who have visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Waters, of 8 Wolcott street, returned home a few days ago and left their youngest child, Leslie aged three years, to stay a few days longer. The little one was taken ill and died yesterday, after brief ill., ness. Prayers will be said at the home on Wolcott street this afternoon and Rev. E. W. Stone will officiate.
 The regular social meeting of Chap ter AFT, of the Epworth League will be held at the residence of George Ste- venson, SS Poplar street, this Thurs day evening, to commence at 7:45 As this is the first regular meeting for lao 5r tod &l,ok 1at,r number will be present.
 A supply of bituminous coal for the Pilgrim church was purchased this week, with cord wood, will be used in the furnaces to supply steam for heat ing the church and chapel. The com mittee say they could not obtain a suf- ficient supply of anthracite even at fif- teen dollars per ton to heat the church this winter.
 Heretofore the committee on supplies has purchased coal for the Grand ave- nue Congregational church early in the summer Last season a satisfactory contract could not be placed and no supply of fuel was purchased At the present rate it would cost nine hun dred dollars for sufficient supply of anthracite for the winter to heat this church, and for bituminous coal the cost would be five hundred and forty dollars. The committee will purchase sufficient fuel for immediate needs and will make no large purchase in the present state of the coal market.
 Halloween will be celebrated at the Pequot club house at Morris Cove in fitting style. While the details have not been fully settled, there will proba- - bly, be the usual annual sail in the af- ternoon, followed by supper. After this will be an attractive entertainment followed by a dance. The usual good time, for which the Peouot is famous, is assured by all who attend