The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-11-03
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
FAMOUS ITEMS or INTEREST
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Numerous Events During Week.-Mrs.
Presidents for Republican RaIly-R.
w. JerOlman's Condition serious-W.
G. 70. Gives Successful supper
Sergeant Mcbride Better-whist at
Engine House-Death OF Mrs. MOnson
Among the vice presidents for the
gieat republican rally to be held at the
Hyperion this evening are Charles 2.
Bray, Giles w. Clark, Horace F. Chase,
r. G. Davis, Thomas N. Gierding, James
w. Hemingway, Nathaniel *. Kendall,
Charles Kelsey, A. P. Ludington, John
H. Linsley. Luzerne Ludington, Frank
]. Mansfield, w. F Mansfield, oliver f.
Sparks, William H. Way, sr.. and the
secretaries include Elmer Culver, Berne
Russell and Burton L. Tuttle, all of
Fair Haven.
The week so far has been marked
with numerous events in Fair Haven
beginning on Sunday with the three
bishops preaching in Methodist
churches, something new in the his
tory of this section. Monday ushered
in Halloween, with numerous parties
and the small boy made it interesting
for anyone having portable property
that was in danger Of being removed
while the doorbells were rung violently,
and when no guests were present Tues
day marked two fires in the Annex.
and at one, the serious burning of the
owner of burned barn; also in the
early morning, the attempt Of a well
known policeman to take his own life
And a big bear was reported loose in
Fair Haven East Tuesday evening
which fortunately proved a canard.
There were numerous social events,
church gatherings, etc, the whole MAX
ing up half-week brimful of import
ant local happenings.
John Loughrey of 205 Poplar street
sailed from New York for Irelad yes
terday. He recently had typhoid fever,
and goes abroad for the benefit of his
health.
The w. c. T. u. gave supper at
their rooms Tuesday evening, the pro-
ceeds to be devoted to the interests of
the society.
Robert Q. Eaton Of Montowese is
talked of for the position of county
commissioner to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of a member.
Sergeant William q Mcbride was re-
garded as better yesterday, and the
prospects are bright for his recovery.
Work will soon begin on a fire wall
twenty inches wide in the west car
shop of the Consolidated Railway COM
pany. The building of the wall is rec
e commended by the fire underwriters.
Miss Valentine Reichel of East Pearl
street were surprised by a party Of
their friends at Halloween.
r. W. Jerolman of Russell street, Fair
Haven East, who was burned in his
condition at Grace hospital. It cannot
be determined as vet whether or not
he will recover.
Mrs. Charles Bradley of 274 Lenox
street fell down a fight of stairs at
her home Monday evening fracturing
her left hip. AS she is nearly seventy
years Of age, the injury is regarded as
quite serious.
The ladies' aid society of st. James
church will serve supper this evening"
The Misses Bessie and Gertrude
Hanson gave a very successful Hal
lowe'en party Monday evening at their
home on Front street.
Quinnipiac Hook and Ladder COM
pany and the ladies auxiliary enjoyed
a whist party at the engine house last
evening.
Thomas H. Lenahan and family Of
Ferry street will leave in a few days
for a trip abroad.
Eunice u widow Of Henry H. Nun
son, died yesterday at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Converse of Shelter
street. at the age of seventy five years.
She dislocated her hip a few weeks ago
and never recovered from the effects Of
the accident. Her husband for many
years carried on a grocery store at
Grand avenue and Franklin street The
funeral will be held this afternoon at 2
o'clock, the Rev. E. w. Stone officiat-
ing, and interment in Grove street GEM
etery.
John samnelti Of Lafayette street
had an artery severed while working
in a trench at Grand and Blatchley
avenues yesterday. He is employed by
Y the gas company. "A crowbar slipped
slipped, cutting a cash in his arm
Captain j. E. Toole Of James street,
who fell down hatchway in his boat
while at South Amboy, N. j., October
13, is now at st. MichaeIs hospital in
Newark. "A leg was fractured and a
shoulder dislocated
Miss Eva DeMatty has returned from
the st. Louis exposition and reports a
splendid time.
The fire underwriters were over to
the Hemingway barn occupied by G..
d. Dudley yesterday preparing to adj
just the losses. It is understood the
burned portion will be rebuilt at once
IT'S SEMI-CENTENNIAL.