The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-09
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MUCH ILLNESS PREVALENT
JUST NOW.


ciety supper Last Evening-To CONF
pIete Caucus Registration Tomorrow
Evening-s500 Asked to Break the Ice
in Quinnipiac ChanneI--Other Items.
There is considerable illness at the
present time, and physicians and drug
gists are quite busy. While Atwater
street is healthful neighborhood usu-
ally there is considerable illness in that
section at present. Mrs. Eugene Pro-
vost of 80 Atwater street, after a long
attack of pneumonia, is still very i'll,
but is believed to be a trifie better. Mrs.
Coe Of 5S AtWater street, who has also
been very i'll, is improving. Another
woman who has had a protracted ILL
ness is Mrs. Elliott Bradley, who has
improved OF late. Her son, Arthur
Bradley, was under a physicians care
yesterday. Mrs. Nathan Harrison, who
has been i'll several weeks, is now
much better. Quite a number Of sick
people for one street, and their friends
hopes they will all soon recover.
The ladies aid society of the Grand
avenue Congregational church, served
supper in the church parlors last even
| ing following which an entertainment
| was given. The fortnightly supper by
| the aid society of the Grand avenue
Baptist church was also served last
evening in the church parlors.
Mrs. Henry l. Barnes went to STRAIT
ford Tuesday to attend the funeral OF
| his uncle. William Booth, who died at
| the age of eighty.two. 4 @
Several Fair Haven people went to
4 Milford Tuesday evening to attend a
| production of "Pinafore' in the town
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The initiation of the Phoenix Hose
company Of Milford to attend a. dance
| and social February II has been accept
| ed by Quinnipiac Fire company. j
Tie ladies auxiliary Of the Annex
Fire department held their installation
Tuesday evening, Mrs. Robert Meachen
| being the installing officer. The Off
GERS are as follows: Mrs. Ida M. Saun-
| ders, president; Mrs. III. H. Griswold
vice president: Mrs. William Bristol,
| secretary; Mrs. w. A. Cooper, treasur-
| er; Mrs. Lilley, chaplain; Mrs. Effie
| Newell, inside guard. Refreshments
We're served and there were brief
! speeches by some of the officers and
several department officers. The aux
Hilary has thirty-five members and has
about $3.50 in the treasury.
A delegation from Dayton Hook and
| Ladder company, with ladies, attended
| the dance of the West Haven Engine
| company last evening.
The ward registrars meet tomorrow
evening to complete the caucus regis
tration. In the Fourteenth ward there
are about 100 of each party on this list
| and so far no new registration has beer
made there. The ward registrars arc
| E. S. Ryan and l. e. Fonda.
The All Content Whist club will have
a masquerade whist at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. o. A. Rose of Paramount ave.
| nue. next Monday night. There will be
| four tables.
Charles w. Booth, formerly Of Faii
| Haven, visited his daughter, Mrs. Hen
| ry I. Barnes of Exchange street yester.
day. He had been to Stratford to at.
4 Jeitu lIlS I'll uTUJllGI, w
| liam Booth, and was on his return tc
! his home in Hartford.
A cottage prayer meeting of the
| Grand avenue Congregational church
will be held this evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. McKinnel of Exchange
street.
| The last in the course of illustrated
lectures 1.-THE East Pearl street church
will be given this evening by Rev. e
c. Tullar. The topic is 1.-THE Holy City
Jerusalem
Mrs. Cook, wido wof the late Rev
Joseph Cook, the celebrated lecturer
after weeks visit with relatives, ha:
returned to her home in Boston.
Mrs. c. S. Hemingway, who has visit
ed her sister-in-law, Mrs, p. A. futile
leaves for her home, in Chicago Satur.
urday.
III. C. Rowe G Co. have completed tn,
addition to their Ferry street shop ant
have transferred the openers from tb.