The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-07-27
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
LABOR DAY REGATTA ON oUIN-
 NIPIAO RIVER.

To be Given Under Auspices of auin-
 nipiae Canoe eIub-Unclaimed Let
 ters-TennIs Matehes-oyster She'll
 ing season oyer--JOrdon-HesIin we'd
 ding.
 On Labor day it is expected that Fair Haven will have another regatta on the Quinnipiac river north of Grand avenue bridge The Quinnipiac Canoe club has appointe da regatta committee composed of Charles Blatchley. Homer Dennison, Wm. J. BlatchEey and Dwight ct mberiain, who are arrang- ing for canoe events on that day. The young men of the club are also en- thusiastic to have the affair general, and no doubt there will be races for sharpies. dug-outs, naphtha's etc, should it be possible to get the own CTS of such craft interested. The Quinnipiac Canoe club has leased from Alva Grannis the property at 2OS North Front street, which gives them the use of the property at an annual rental of $75 Work was begun on their new boat house on Monday, which will be 34x1Ss and will cost $2O0. When com pleted there will be ample room to ac- commodate all conoes.
 At the Windemere's Tennis clubs grounds at the corner of Atwater and Grafton streets on Monday evening, two fast sets of tennis was played by John G. Hurd and Lawrence Blinn against pr. l.. T. Doolittle and Charles P. Hillhouse. Notwithstanding reports to the contrary both sets were won by the team composed of John G. Hurd and Lawrence Blinn, both scores be- ing six to two.
 Unclaimed letters at station A are advertised as follows: Mrs. William Brooks, Miss Kate Hayes, Adam Matakoski and T. J. Sweeny.
 The friends of Clarence H. Hurd, son of John c. Hurd of East Pearl street, will be pleased to learn that his health is greatly improved since he went to Los Angeles. Cal, about two months ago.
 George M. Baldwin and party who are making tour of the west, are now in Yellowstone park, Wyoming.
 The oyster smelling season is prac- tically over with the exception of F. Mansfield & Sons .sand c. l.. Ludding- ton Sons. All the growers along the Quinnipiac have carried all their shells to the sound, the firms named finishing in day or two. Business will now be suspended for almost a month, but all will be anxiously waiting for the re- ports from the oyster beds, as to what results will follow the labors of the last two weeks. Most people along shore say that the present weather is not conducive to a good set, and that what Is needed is some hot weather similar to tha of a week ago. One mar was heard to say, however that onv of the best spaWns he had yer seer was obtained one year when the wea-
 tiler was damp and cold, so that il
 seems that the result is quite an un-
 certainty, and is not fully determined
 by present weather conditions.
 The wedding of Thomas Jordan oi
 Fillmore street and Miss Nellie Hes.
 lin of Grand avenue Will take place
 this morning in St. Patricks R. c
 church.
 Rev. L. R. Streeter of Torrington wht
 with. his family are stopping at Mon.
 roe Conn, for the summer, came t
 Fair Haven on Monday for a shor
 visit
 Mrs. Ella Van Horn and children Q
 Milford are spending week with Mrs Wan Horns parents, MT. and Mrs
 George Potter of S2 Poplar street.
 Mrs. D. c. Wilsey and sons, LeRo!
 and Stanley, of New Jersey, are visit ing at the home of E. H. Rowe, of 45 Ferry street.
 Miss Beatrice Hemingway of Quinni piac avenue is visiting at the home Q her uncle, H. B. Mallory, of Brooklyn N. Y.
 Mrs. M. Stone, Miss Lena Stone ant Attorney Nathan Stone, N. Y. U., 1903 all of New York city, are spending few days with MT. and Mrs. M. Bern stein of IS Shelter street. MT. and Mrs. Harris of Grand ave hue are entertaining MT. and Mrs. c. N Eanfeld of New York.
 " Miss Catherine Reagan of East Chap s3l street IS SpeHdiIB d lew weeks WIll
 her uncle, Frank Rooney, of Newark
 IN. J.
 4 Burt CoggsweI of Chatham street i spending his two weeks vacation a
 the resorts along the shore. Mrs. McNerney and son William 0 S19 Blatchley avenue have returne
 from New York state, where they hay
 been spending several weeks witt
 friends in Albany, Troy and othe
 places.
 Thomas Flanagan who attended tn
 Elks convention at Cincinnati, and aft
 erwards visited the worlds fair at St
 Louis, has returned.
 F. l.. Williams and family of Gran
 avenue have gone to New Britain fo
 stay of three weeks.
 "A DAY OF PLEASURE