The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-01
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MANY NOTES OF INTEREST HERE
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l
 Annuas-chautauqaa D. Bradley
 Iu-soeiaI and Personal.
 The next lecture in the series which are being given for the benefit of the kindergarten of the Peoples church will be delivered next Wednesday in Bushnell hall, Ferry street, by Rev; Alexander F. Irvine: subject, Literary Landmarks in England" On Febru- ary r the fourth lecture will be deliv- l cred by Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes, sec retary of Yale university and assistant pastor of St. Paurs church, his sub ject to be ''Tramping Through SWltz- erIand."
 l Dr. L. T. Doolittle, of Pierpont street, is reported sick, threatened with pneu- monia.
 A surprise party was rendered Mrs. Henry w. Crawford on Friday evening at her home, 13 Clinton avenue, by her children and grandchildren. the occa- sion being her sixty-ninth birthday The family was present at supper and spent a very pleasant evening together l Those present were MT and Mrs. E. H. 1 Crawford and their children, Minnie and William; MT and Mrs. Harry w. Crawford and their children, Marion and Esther; MT. and Mrs. F. M. Craw- ford and their son, Warren; MT. and Mrs. Robert Griswold and their chill dren, Crawford and Frances, of Hart ford. Mrs Crawford was presented with several pieces of silverware, flow CTS and towering plants.
 The tugs Hogan, Andersen and Fen ner broke channel through Quinnfpiac river Saturday morning to point about one hundred yards above Grand avenue bridge. A barge of coal was brought to the Quinnipinc Coal com paay by the Hogan.
 The steamer Kansas City is discharg- ing a lead of Blue Points for Miles F.. Futile.
 Mrs. Mary Brown, of Quinnipiac avenue. is confined to the house with rheumatism.
 Quinnipiac conclave. I. O. H., will hold it's regular meeting at 8 o'clock this evening in A. o. U. W. hall, 25 Grand avenue. Four candidates will be initiated.
 The Misses Keenan,. of Chatham street, entertained a party of friends ] Friday evening.
 Edward Bing of Shelter street, has taken position as motorman on the Fair Haven and westville railroad.
 The fifth "annuaP' of the Progressive chapter was celebrated in A. o. U. w.. hall on Saturday evening. During the evening progressive pit was played, Frederick Allen and Elsie Dill securing the prizes. After the game banquet was served in the banquet room, where toasts were given by Messrs. Russell, Diver, Benham and Myers, Irving Wright acting as toastmaster. Speech es were made by Messrs. Atwater, San ford, Averill, Lines and Allen, after which a social was enjoyed in the lodge jrcom until midnight. The officers of ] this chapter are: E. Wright, president; F. Chipman, president; Carl Sha- yer, secretary; Elmer Myers, treasurer; Harry Atwater, chaplain; Harry Pro- vost, guard. Those present at the an- nual were the Misses Pepper, Holiday, L. Roberts, Barrows, Cooper, Johnston, M. Hough, NJ. Judson, H. Cooke, Gros- Ivenor, Slater, Russell, Meyers, Sey- mcur, McGovney. Dill, Mrs. Diver and Messrs. Wright, Russell Diver, Lines, Benham Roberts, Sanford, Averill, AL len, Provost, Floyd, Nelson, Myers, At water, Loveland. Shaver, Butterffeld Hall.
 The Chautaudua circle of the East l Pearl Street M. E. church will meet with Miss Clara Larkins, 24 Exchange street, this evening.
 The Figaro Whist club held it's meet ing Thursday evening with Miss Clara Cartier, of Lombard street. The club dissolved after very pleasant season. Prizes were won as follows First gen. tleman's, Edward Buckley, match safe: first lady's Miss Lillian Cartier, brooch; consolations. Miss Lena No Ian, horse and cart; William Cartier, l picture book.
 l Stephen D. Bradley, of 76 Grand ave- nue, is reported quite i'll with Brights disease. He is the father of Mrs. Het- tie Bradley Kelley, the well-known singer. Dr. Whittemore is the attend l ing physician. Mr Bradley is one of the best-known men in Fair Haven and was for many years interested in the grain and feed business, retiring 1 several years ago.
 | Miss Ella Brown teacher in a Wal lingford school, is spending few days with her aunt, Mrs. Mary Alvord, of Quinnipiac avenue.
 All members of Fair Haven lodge No. l2, Degree of Honor, are invited to be present at the installation of officers of Elm City lodge this evening at the meeting rooms of the degree on State i street.
 | Miss Josephine Eagan entertained a party of friends at her residence on Ferry street Friday evening. Whist was the order of the evening, prizes l being distributed to the lucky ones. A 1 buffet luncheon was served at the close of the play. Among those present were MT. and Mrs. Pierce Maher, Miss Jo- I sephine Reynolds, MT and Mrs. Thom- as Mcclure, MT. and Mrs. Bernard Fahy, Miss Pauline Hughson, Miss An na Carroll, Matthew A. Reynolds and Joseph Hussion.
 | Alderman George H. Jacobs, master mechanic of the National Wire corpor- ation, severed his connection with that concern yesterday.
 l Fire Marshal Gladwin has issued 1 buildings permits to the National Wire l corporation on the construction of ESQ., ! 900 worth of new buildings for it's plant 1 rS.,s ant 6o 1,.Ii1d di,,rr