The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-29
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
COAsTTNG ACCIDENT ON LENOx
 STREET HILL LAST NIGHT.
Mrs. sarah NJ. Dorothy, widow of Cap tain Denni. Dorothy, Celebrated Her Elghsy-.l.,h B.r.hday-olh.r Items.

Mrs. sarah M. Dorothy, Widow of Cap
 tain Dennis Dorothy, Celebrated Her
 EIghsy-sixsh Blrihday-Oiher Items.
 Several boys were enjoying the fine coasting on Lenox Hill, Fair Haven, on double ripper last evening when they were thrown of. All escaped serious injury ex- cepting the seven-year-old son of D. W. Porter of 349 Lenox street. who seriously fractured his thigh bone and dislocated his knee. Dr. Sweet was called and attended the case.
 surprise pit party was rendered Mir. and Mrs. BaSsett of BOP Peck street on Tuesday evening. The house was very pret- tily decorated with palms, potted plants and cut flowers. and a jolly evening was spent in games, music and dancing. A dainty lunch was served. Among the guests were the Misses Hope Keenan, Bag ing, Martin, Bassett and Messrs. Burkhart, Connolly, Morse. Smith. Walsh, Bassetr Rogers.
 Mrs. Sarah NJ. Dorothy, widow of Cap. tain Dennis Dorothy. for many years an oid resident of East Pearl street and one street M. E. church. celebrated her Seth birthday at her daughters, Mrs. Henry Minans, POS Harriet street, Bridgeport, on Wednesday. A reception was given her AOLl uulll II D. III. Dy ltT lululiys MI D. J. H. Winans of Bridgeport and Mrs. Sarah M. Smith of $50 Lenox street She receiy- ed many choice gifts from dear friends and congratulations from very many for many more happy birthdays. Mrs. Dorothy is well and very active for one so old.
 A party of friends rendered a surprise to Miss Bessie Lewis at her home on Rowe street Wednesday evening" During the eV- ening games and music were indulged in, and supper was served. Miss Mamie King
 
 Misses Friss sang several duets.
 A number of enthusiastic Fair HavenerS went to Northford in bus last evening to attend the bali given by the grange in the Town hall.
 Mrs. Mary A Began, wife of Patrick Began of 45S Townsend avenue, died on Wednesday,. The funeral will take place Saturday morning at o'clock from her brated in St. Francis church at 10 o'clock.
 Miss Mattie Story of Middletown avenue Is ill with appendicitis.
 Georoge Hearst of Cedar Hill avenue is dangerously i'll with an attack of pneu-
 Letter Carrier James J. Halligan of Sta ton is expected to resume his duties at the office Monday. It will be remembered that he fell on an icy sidewalk November 2S, consequently he has been confined to his home for about two months.
 On Wednesday afternoon shortly after four o'clock the fire department respond ed to an alarm of fire from box S25 for a fire in the attic of tenement house oc- cupied by J. P. Berger at PIG English street. The b'aze burned through the roof, which was ruined, and the building of q new roof will be necessary. The origin of the fire is unknown.
 On Wednesday evening next, February 5, the ladies of St James Episcopal church will give anentertainment In the Sunday chool room, to consist of Madame Punk etts Wax Works instrumental and vocal selections. The proceeds will be used to replenish the Sunday school library
 J. D. Mallory of Baltimore, a thirty third degree mason, was the guest of Superin- tendent Rowland at the Masonic home, Wal lingford, Wednesday afternoon. MT. Mall lory was schoolmate of Mir Rowland and left this city to reside in Baltimore over 35 years ago.