The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-07
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
TWO MEMBERS OF EAST ROCK
 LODGE, 4. o. U. IT,, DEAD.
The Twenty-fifth Marriage Anniversary of Rev. H. M. Thompson of the Me- mOrial Baptist Church, Hartford, Formerly of Fair Haven-NIOtOrman's Kind Act.

Formerly of Fair Haven-AIOtOrman's
 Kind Act.
 The marriage of H. L. Lavita, the fruit dealer at IA Grand avenue, to Miss Jennie Doroff of Congress avenue. took place at the home of the bride Sunday at p. m. Only the relatives were present, about eighty in number. The ceremony was followed by a we'd ding banquet The couple received many fine gifts. Mr. ana Mrs. Levita will reside at 23 Woolsey street in q newly furnished home.
 The same afternoon and evening MT. and Mrs. Sol Kean of 392 1-2 Grand ave nue gave an at nome to their many friends. They were recently married in New York.
 The assessment card for the mem bers of the 4. O. U. w contains the names of William c. Hug aduble and Michael Dalton of East Rock lodge, No. 3S, who died last month. MT. Hugen- duble died October 21 and MT. Dalton October 24. The deaths in this lodge last numbered only two.
 At the autumnal banquet of the New Haven Baptist union to be held at Cal vary church Wednesday evening, sev- eral members of the Grand avenue Baptist church will attend. Mrs. James Clark of East Pearl street had the misfortune to fall down stairs and frac:ura one of her arms Sunday evening.
 i Several Fair Haven relatives an7 friends of Rev, and Mrs. H. N. Thomp~ son, received invitations to their twen- ty-fifth marriage anniversary, held Friday evening at the Memorial B1p- list church, Hartford, where Mir. ! Thompson has been pastor for saven- teen years. Mir. and Mrs. Thomps- formerly resided here and have 8 great many Fair Haven friends. The large ami beautiful lunar ring in evidence Sunday nim5t is regarded by weather proDha's as an indication of snow in the near future.
 The next mn2tinE of the n:agoon Whist club will be held Tuesday even- ing of next week at the residence of Mfr. and Mrs s. l.. Salisbury in Grand avenue.
 Mrs. Charles A. Fanton of Fairmoant avenue is visiting ln Philadelphia, Football gamer of Saturday included that of the Young Blue Stars and Young Ramblers with score of 12 to Q, and of the Clinton avenue team, which took forfeited game from the Ma tionals.
 A supper will be held Wednesday eve ming at Ferry street church Cor Bush- nell halD, and all residents of that To- cality and people interested in the church are cordially invited to be pres ent The First Congregational church, which is supervising the work at Bush nell hall, hope to make this supper a i success and benefit to the community. and young ladies of the church will serve the supper. | MT and Mrs. Andrew J. Bowen have returned from their wedding tour. : The three nights entertainment of the Holy Name society of St. Francis church begins this evening at Harno- nie hall.
 Edward Easter has returned iron, North Lyme,s where he has resided since early summer He will leave for Florida in few days. and remain un- 1 til spring.
 i A Fair Haven car on Grand avenue going into the center of the city was 1 suddenly stopped yesterday morning and Motorman J. Hanrahan jumped off and crawled in under it. The passen- gers thought that something serious had happened and were much surprised to see the motorman emerge moment later from under the car with a littlc kitten in his arms, which he had mar rowly avoided running over. He was given considerable praise by the pass engers for his humane act.