The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-09-26
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
4 NEW MANUFACTURING ENTER
PRISE WITH $25, 600 CAPITAL.

1 NR-~-IAN -AAAHo O1N L%AA
Congregations at the Churches
Cause Of Connecticut Baptist Educa-
tiOnaI Society Presented - Many
Pledges Taken-Engaged in Manu-
featuring Business-Many Personal
and Social Items.
Yesterday developed into pleasant
day despite the early predictions Of
rain. The sun shone fitfully, but the
maximum temperature was 50, much in
contrast with the visitation of cold
weather last week. Large congrega-
lions attended public worship At the
East Pearl Street NJ. E. church last
eYenlng, the service was one of praise,
and the programme was made up OF
works Of the composer Mendelsshon,
rendered by the vested choir. Rally
day was observed by the Sunday school
lat noon with special exercises; there
was a large attendance. The Rev. 6.
F. Prentiss preached at Park M. e.
church at Morris Cove at 8 p. m. At
the Grand Avenue Baptist church, the
pastor, Rev. 2. W. Stone, after the
morning sermon, presented the cause
Of the Connecticut Baptist Education
al society, Of which he is vice presi-
dent, and pledges were taken for the
annual contribution Of the church for
this object The Ladies' Aid society
will give their first supper of the sea-
son in the chapel of the church Wednes-
day evening"
Frank I. Hitchcock, formerly of Fair
Haven, has commenced the manufac-
ture of the Hitchcock gas engine at
Bridgeport. This is new marine en-
CINE with important Improvements. Mr..
Hitchcock is also building a machine
shop at 100 Seaview avenue for the
Preparing of gas engines
The Fair Haven Art Glass company
has been Incorporated under the laws
Of the state Of New Jersey, and will
Ehave capital of $4,000. William A.
Rowan, Charles G. .Dennan and d. G.
| Williams, jr., of this city will conduct
Fit Land has been acquired on Poplar
Estreet and building 112x150 feet will
be erected 1t will be constructed of
lbrick and be two stroies high. The CONF
lpany expects to do a large business in
1.-THE manufacture of heveled and merno-
Trial glass windows. Special machinery
Twill be installed and the company will
control a special method of making
Eoriental glass; which will be one of the
chief products. The company intends
Ito employ from seventy-five to one hum
Idred. hands, and will be a valuable adj
EDITION to the manufacturing industries
lof the city. The oriental glass to be
manufactured is such that one cannot
deface it by scratching. officers have
tbeen elected as follows: President, G.
EG. Denman vice president, D. G. Will
Hams, jr.; secretary and treasurer, Will
Ham ID. Rowan.
Samuel r. Bishop of SIS Woolsey street
tsailed Saturday for New York on the
steamer Konigen. travelling through
il Italy, Switzerland, France and Eng
Hand. Mr.. Bishop is with r. d. Kohn.
the architect of 10 Fifth avenue. New
York.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Alderman and
niece. Miss Bessie Cover Of Middle
town, Pa; are visiting relatives on
tLloyd street.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. N Hanseipacker of
II w OOAoGy SlIGGLEdE5 %NlSlIlll5 IGIcllNGS Ill
Es:: John, N, B..
4 The Cadmus club will hold their first
Injecting for the fall at the home of
Mrs. John Hubbard on Clinton avenue
Tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon.
i Schooner Bessie G. Beach, one of the
first of the fleet constructed by the
late H. H. Hanscom at the yard at the
foot of Ferry street, given up years ago.
when off Faulkener's island in the
lsound in the recent blow, blew away
lmainmast. and forestaysail, and had
forward house flooded with water, dam
laying provisions, and had mast washed
off. The schooner was from Philadel-
Iphia for Lynn, Mass, with coal, and
stopped at Vineyard Haven for provi-
4 sionA &
The funeral of W., son Of Margaret
land the late John Breslin, of 40 Pier
lpont street, will be held this morning
lat 9 o'clock from st. Francis church.
/ The present enrolment Of scholars in
the Strong school building is $50. This
lis the largest enrolment in the schools
history.
The boys of the eighth grade of
lStrong school practice at football near
~ every afternoon 1t Is not likely
that the team will play any Of the
other school teams this season.
All the pupils in the Strong district
not heretofore vaccinated, have been
tyaccinated this month. The plan pursu-
ed was to have the physician who usu-
ally attends the family vaccinate the
child who had not before been vaccin-
lated Principal Graves has made a
Thorough canvass to see that all pupils
lare vaceinated.
The sharpe Carrie ", Captain Frank
lToole, while down the harbor Saturday
iearried away a mast in the southwest
Iblow.
Miss Nellie Johnsno of Grand avenue
Iwho was injured while riding a bicycle
Thy colliding with carriage, has nearly
Recovered. 7s+
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur P. Smith of
lQuinnipiac avenue have gone to MARI
thorough, Mass, for a short stay.
Bishop Tierney confirmed class of
lchildren at st. Francis church Saturday.
/ A number of children from ST. Fran
els church acted as sponsors for the
4 bell at the home of the Little Sisters
of the Poor, on winthrop avenue, that
Twas blessed Yesterday by BiShon Tier