The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-05
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
FUNERAL OF MRs. ELIADA MAIL
 LoRY YESTERDAY.

Big Enrolment at Strong sehOOI-s71
 Pupils Now on the LIsts-Enumera- lion of Children of school Age in
 Strong District Begun-Rev. B. w.
 stone to Deliver sermon in MerIden
 To-day.
 The funeral of the late Charlotte C., wife of Eliada B. Mallory of 1904 sher- idan road. Chicago, was held at the Memorial chapel in Fair Haven cem- etery yesterday afternoon, the Rev. B. C. Tullar officiating. She died of par alysis at the age of seventy-four years. She leaves a husband who is eighty years of age, a son, Walter s. Mallory, vice president of the Edison Storage Battery company of Orange, N. J., and three daughters. The family resided here thirty years ago and afterwards Mr. Mallory removed to Baltimore, where he was engaged in the oyster business and later removed to Chicago. The funeral of Ruel D. Mallory will be held this afternoon at o'clock at the memorial chapel, the Rev. R. F. Brown of Pilgrim church officiating. The de- ceased leaves three sons-Selah and Frank Mallory of this place and Will liam Mallory of Baltimore. MT. Nal lory resided here many years and for a number of years was engaged in the oyster business in Baltimore.
 The number of pupils attending at Strong school is 971, the highest num- Der ever enrolled there. The per cent age of attendance for September was excellent and is given below: Room No. ]. 96.9; No. 2, 97.2; No. 3, 96.2; No. 4, 96.4; No. 5, 97.S; No. ', 97.6; No. 8, 9S.3; No. g, 9S; No. 10, 97.5; No. il, 9S.1; No. 12,. a7.5; No. 1S, 98.1; No. 14, 9S.5; No. 15, 99.S; No. IS. s7.6; No. 1T. 97; No. 19, 97; Kindergarten, morning class, 91.S; af- ternoon class, 94.1.
 William H. Huntley of Pierpont street began yesterday to make the enumer- ation of children of school age in the Strong district, comprising the Elev- enth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth wards, and part of the Twelfth ward. His ter ritory extends on the east from Monto- wese to the lighthouse. MT. Huntley has made this enrolment for the past twenty years and has been longer in continuous service as an enrolling of ficer than any one in the city. Several years ago when David o'Donnell was an enrolling officer he served for thir- ty years.
 The warden and burgesses of Fair Haven East held their monthly meet ing Monday evening. Routine business was transacted and bills of some $4Oo were approved.
 Philip p. Seaver, assistant sales man ager of the National Wire corporation now of New York, is visiting MT. and Mrs. S. D. Bradley of IS Grand avenue
 John A. Moore, assistant traffic man. ager of the National Wire corporation is enjoying a weeks vacation.
 Colonel William E. Morgan of Grand avenue said yesterday that he had nc present intention of resigning as freight agent at Belle dock and no of. ficer Of tfle company had eyer hinted that he should do so. The public will be glad to know that Colonel Morgan is to continue in active service with the railroad.
 4 meeting of the vestry of Grace church was held Monday evening.
 A supper will be served by the Ia. dies aid society of Pilgrim church al 6:30 this evening.
 William A. Warner of Clinton avenue left yesterday to join his family at Blu, Mountain lake in the Adirondacks.
 Rev. and Mrs R. E. Brown and Dea con John Thompson, R. c. Davis and