The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-03-10
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
UNITED STATES STEAMER IN-
 SPECTORS ARE BUSY.

Bowling Party at Strong schOoI--New 1 Gas Matn Beirg Latd--Leonard rd GasoIin 1 Hurt-omcers of Qufnnipiae Canoe
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 The British steamer which brought a cargo of steel billets from Nova Scotia for the National Wire corporation, has sailed
 l United States Inspectors Wright and Dennis inspected the steamer Florence at Bridgeport yesterday. On March IA 1 they will inspect the steamer Smith Brothers at City Point and the Fair Haven steamer Spark will be inspected March 19.
 The regular meeting of Live Oak council, Royal Arcanum, will be held on Thursday evening. Several appIica- tions for membership will be acted on; these will be initiated at the class ini 1 tiation, to be held March 31 at which time it is expected that class of about
  at the meeting of Live Oak council this week on candidate will be initiated.
 The teachers of the Strong school will have bowling party at the Strong building this evening. The bowling alley is proving a very pleasant diver sion for teachers and pupils.
 There is some talk of reorganizing Howe council, No. 5, Brotherhood of Relief. A meeting was held last week at which the plan was talked up and there may be another meeting next week. Under the present arrangement assessments are laid by sending out the notification on a postal card to members when a member is taken ill Some of the members prefer a monthly assess ment and pay all the benefits for a month. This council pays $10 per week on the illness of a member. The plans of the New Haven Gaslight i. company include the laying of quite a quantity of pipe in the Fair Haven wards during the next three months The new main will run down a portion of James street to Ferry, thence to con- } next with 16-inch main laid across Quinnipiac river several years ago. The extension will then be continued as fai , as Four Corners. The Improvements are made necessary owing to the in creased consumption of gas The main : which the new pipe will replace for a portion of the way, was laid several years ago and in insufficient for present requirements. The new service will be ample for the district for many years to come.
 i Leonard Gooselin, aged four years , while playing on the deck of boat, re- ceived severe fall and fractured his left arm. Dr. Roberts reduced the frac- ture.
 Master Leslie Longfellow of Ansonia has been visiting Miss May Blemett. Work at the plant of the New Haven Iron and Steel company on Wolcott stret is progressing satisfactorily. The ] new mill, which was shut down much of the winter, owing to a scarcity ot good coal, is again in operation and for |, ty men are employed. The entire works =. are now employing about 300 men. Ii is not believed that there will be any further delay this season by reason of lack of coal.
 Rev. Dr. Phillips of St. James church who has been. quite i'll was able to preach as usual on Sunday. l The Quinnipiac Canoe club has elect ed officers as follows: President, Viii liam Blatchley; vice president, Harvey , Davis; secretary, Robert Kelley; treas urer, Frank Wicks: room committee George Sturges, Charles Connors and Fred Smith. The membership is twen- ty-eight and there are sixteen canoes owned in the club. It is expected that four or five more boats will be added during the coming season. It is in- tended to have several races the com ing summer.