The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-08
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
REGISTRATION IN WARDS OF
 THAT DISTRICT.

Voting Places for To-day's Election
 Burial of Mrs. Miles Warren-Sun-
 day Schools to be We'll Represented
 at State Meeting Thursday-oyster-
 man Injured.
 The new registration in the Fair Ha- ven wards was as follows: Eleventh ward, 1,476; Twelfth, 2,S75; Fourteenth, 496;; Fifteenth, 516. The voting places in these wards are as follows: Eleventh ward, 29 Wolcott street; Twelfth ward, Grand avenue and Bright street; Four teenth ward, engine house, East Grand avenue; Fifteenth ward, engine house, Forbes avenue. There promises to be a large vote cast in these wards to- day.
 Hundreds of citizens will go over to the center of the city this evening to see the display of election returns on the various bulletin boards. At the engine house on East Grand avenue the Qulnnipiac Engine company will re- ceive the election returns, special wire having been run into the house for the purpose.
 The carriers took out a great many ballots and campaign material from station A yesterday and it required longer than usual for the men to go over their routes, Two substitute car riers-James E. Mclaughlin and James M. Gilligan assisted in the work
 Francis Flynn fell overheard from the steamer Isaac E. Brown on Saturday night. He went down twice before res cue and had a narrow escape from drowning.
 Mrs. Frances M. Wednore, of Hast Grand avenue, is very i'll with pneumo- mia.
 p. R. Coogan, letter carrier of Sta tion A, is Ill. sk
 Edwin F. White has returned from the Worlds fair.
 morrow evening the ladies of Christ church, East Haven, will give T supper in the town hall at #6:30
 Most of the local Sunday sebooIe r,;1I be represented at the state .n1eatfner of Sunday school workers to be bald on Ihursday in the Dwight Place church
 The Girls Aid society Of the Grand Avenue Congregational church met last evening with Miss Cora Benton of Grand avenue. VI .s1ne barn or the Hemingway Brothers on East Grand avenue, which wac oo . cupled by D. S. Dudley and was da,,, aged by fire, is being repaired IA na+n roof is being put on. ny"
 deer was killed near r,.,,,. prluge sunday. A game warden ws iilqulrlng into this violation of the eayoe law yesterday. 5 ''liie
 EuWard E. Rowe has just broupbt ii, twenty-five cows from nortbern NTar, ork. He says there was good s,aia,' ,I" Ing ln that part of the Ennira ststa week ago yesterday. ''''e c
 Miss Kittie Mulvey is iii win +onsi,i us at the home of her cousins. Mir ara Mrs. B. B. Mulvey, of BIatehlev ava wa sician., .zs 7see'4iis ',-ts pliS
 The remains of Mrs. Miles Farran who died at her home in New York were buried in Fair Haven cemetery yesterday afternoon, Rev. B. C. Tullar reading the committal service. Her husband, who died about ten years ago, was native of Fair Haven, but re- moved to New York city.
 The Dragon Whist club met last eve- nlng with Mrs. s. L. Salisbury, of Grand avenue. "
 A dinner was given to Miss Mary Me- Fadden, of Albany, who is the guest of her cousin, Miss Josephine Eagan, of Ferry street, Sunday. Fifteen young lady friends enjoyed the repast.
 Mrs. J. Lee Mitchell, formerly of Fair Haven, and Miss Josephine Bradley