The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-09-25
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MANY NOTES OF INTEREST HERE
AND THERE.
Sails To-day for Itaiy-Homs from Lake
George-G iiIette.MerwIn Wedding
Whist CIub-Personaiy Etc.

Whist cIub-Personai, Etc.
The millinery business formerly con-
lducted by Mrs. Samuel Bishop at 81
Grand avenue has recently been pur-
chased by Miss Grace Bishop, who has
been employed at this establishment for
many years. During the past month
extensive alterations have been made,
and Miss Bishop, who has just returned
from New York with new novelties,
will be glad to see forner customers at
her fall opening which is now going on.
This business was established in 1868,
and has always borne an excellent rep
utation. ~
! A pleasant surprise was rendered Mr..
and Mrs. ]. H. DeBaun at their home.
2SS Exchange street, by about forty of
their friends on Wednesday evening
The party was composed of their camp-
meeting friends who occupied the East
Pearl street house at Plainville during
the last camp meeting During the eve
ming beautiful china salad set was
presented to Mrs. DeBaun in behalf of
the company present, the presentation
speech being made by z. e. Cooper.
All present spent most enjoyable eve
ming.
Miss Adelaide Nelson has returned
from a short visit. in New York city.
John Gillette, of Spring street, and
Miss Lucy MerWin, of Blatchley ave-
Inue, We're quietly married on Monday
at the home of the brides sister. Mrs.
Jones, of lao Blatchley avenue, by Rev.
L. r. Streeter, of the East Pearl Street
M. r. church. The couple are on a
short wedding tour.
AT the annual meeting and election
of officers of the Young Mems Republic
can Whist club Clarence D. Horton, of
Lombard street, was reelected treas
urer of the club for the ensuing year
Mrs. William Phillips and daughter
Leah, of 1856 Exchange street, have just
returned from England, where they,
have spent the past five months. They
report fine vacation and that every
thing is doing well abroad
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Healy, Of Ex-
change street, have returned from
two weeks visit among friends ait New
Platz and Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Mrs. Ella Scranton, of Guilford, who
has been spending a few days with her
mother, Mrs. Blakesley, Of 333 Exchange
street, has returned home after pleas
ant stay.
The framework for the two-faInily
house which is to be built for John Cof-
fey is being raised at the site on Graf
ton street. When completed the struc-
ture will have cost about $4,000, and Mr.
Coffey will occupy the same. It will be
heated by hot water.
n The Parish Aid society of st. James
P. e. church will serve the first of its
bi-weekly suppers on Thursday, Octo-.'
Der /, at $3.50.
Thomas III. Linahan and family, of
Ferry street, have returned to their
home, having spent.tha summer at Lake
George.
John Girice, of s55 Grand avenue, sails
to-day for Italy, where he has decided
to remain the rest Of his life at his old
home near Naples,
George HI. Bishop and family, who
have been spending the summer at Co
sey Beach, have returned to their home
on Lenox street.
The w. q. T. u. OF Fair Haven had q
very interesting meeting yesterday af-
ternoon. At 6 p. m. q supper was
served. The following is a clipping en-
titled wyoming speaks for herself. !"
The Wyoming House Of Representatives.
Of 1893, just before adjournment, passed
by a unanimous cote the following con-
current resolution: Be 1t resolved by
the second legislature of the state OF
wyoming, that the possession and exer-
else of suffrage by the women of Wyo-
ming for the past quarter Of century
has wrought no harm and has done
great good In many ways; that 1T has
largely aided in bsnishing crime, pau
perisln and vice from the state, and that
without any violent or oppressive legis-
lation; that 1t has secured peaceful and
orderly elections, good government and
a remarkable degree of civilization and
public order; and we point with pride
to the facts that after nearly twenty
five years of women suffrage not one
county in Wyoming has a poor-house;
that our jails are almost empty; and
crime, except that committed by stran-
gers in the state, almost unknown; and
as a result of experience we urge every
civilized community on earth to enfran-
chise its women without delay.
Resolved, That an authenticated
copy of these resolutions be forwarded
by the governor of the state to the leg
islature of every state and territory in
this country, and to every legislative
body in the world; and that we request
the press throughout the civilized world
to call the attention of their readers to |
these resolutions. The advocates Of wo-
men suffrage have often publicly chal-
lenged its opponents to find two per-
sons in all Wyoming who will assert |
over their own names and addresses
that woman suffrage there has had any
bad results. The opponents have failed |
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