The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-17
AfEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
HANKsGIVI1G PREPARATIONS
 UNDER WAK.

2. Hemingway Testihes Appreciation to auInnipiac Fire Company in Form of check-strOng school Alumni En- tertainment--Further Light's Month Iy Meeting.
 Thanksgiving is only week of and ready preparations are being made in any a home for the annual feast. lrkeys are to be high. but many will
 used as the basis for the Thanks wing dinner. The manufacture of the ince and pumpkin pies has begun and e purchase of supplies is being made planned for.
 IA settlement has been ordered in the lnkruptcy court on the estate of Mrs. ary s. Howes, who conducted the orris homestead at Morris Cove, or ring settlement of claims on a basis 75 per cent.
 A check for s25 has been received by linnipiac Hose, Hook and Ladder mpany from Harvey Hemingway, hose stables were on fire November l. he Quinnipiacs rendered good service extinguishing the blaze.
 Three candidates took the degrees at meeting of Adelphi lodge, F. and A. ,, Tuesday evening.
 The Quinnipiac Hose. Hook and Lad r company has appointed a commit e to make arrangements for the an- nal ball.
 About twenty-five friends of Peter oberts, of Grafton street, made him a rprise visit Tuesday evening. The anniversary of East Rock lodge,
 o. U. w, will be celebrated on the 'ening of December 6, and the mem ITS are discussing the arrangements. the meeting of the lodge this week lpreme Secretary Tyler was caller. The alumni association of Strong hool will hold an entertainment in om 19 of the school Wednesday even g, November 30.
 MT. and Mrs. E. J. Whitehead, of 'olcott street, leave to-day for the uth. where they will remain during e winter.
 IA sale will be held by the Kings daughters in the parlors of the Grand venue Congregational church Novem- sr g.
 Quite a number of candidates from is part of the city took the civil ser lee examinations yesterday for letter rriers and postoffice clerks, and will yait with interest the report from 'ashington on the standing of the ap- icants.
 A committee of collectors will visit lis part of the city to-day to secure e annual contributions of money and pplies for the St. Francis Orphan ,ylum. Usually the donations are lite liberal.
 The monthly meeting of the Farther ghts society connected with the 'rand Avenue Baptist church was held
 the home of Miss Edna Hatfield, 205 lloyd street. A nominating committee las appointed to bring in a list of off, rs at the annual meeting to be held he month hence. The programme for e evening was concerning the North merican Indians and mission work hong them; also concerning mission ork in Porto Rico. A number of in- resting articles were read. Commit les were appointed to have charge of j e sale in connection with the annual nristmas sale of the Ladies Aid soci- ly to be held in the Grand Avenue aptist church on Wednesday, Decem- sr T.
 The w. e. T. J. No was represent 70 at the annual meeting of the New aven county association held in Mer- len on Tuesday. A report of the local Isociation was made.
 ACaptains Joseph Mehaffey and wife, ho attended the annual meeting of le Congregational conference at New ondon this week, were the guests of r. and Mrs. Frank Smith in that city bring their stay.
 Letter Carrier P. R. Coogan is criti- lilly i'll.
 John and Frederick Ammon have pne to Florida, where they will remain I winter.