The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-13
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
E..M. SHELBY ACCEPTS POSITION IN BOSTON.

President F. w. J. sizer of the National
 Savings Bank Knocked Down and
 Bruised by BicycIe-Man SunstrucIS
 While Digging CIams-Deaths and
 FuneraIs-Grace F. F. Church Sum
 day School Ptcnic-PersOnal Items.
 The funeral of Charles H. Thompson of Mill street was held yesterday after noon, the Rev. George A. Alcott of Grace church officiating. The deceased was T years of age and leaves wid- ow. Years ago he hsld a responsible position at Winchester's. The burial was in West Haven.
 A little boy five years of age, and son of MT. and Mrs. B. R, Gray of 112S Townsend avenue, died on Tuesday af- ter an illness of only 36 hours with lockjaw. The burial took place yester- day afternoon in the East Haven cem- etery. Rev, George A. Alcott off1ciated At the funeral services.
 Edward M. Seeley of 147 Blatchley avenue, a buyer for many years in the Howe & Stetson Co.,, leaves Saturday night for Boston, where he becomes associated in the firm of H. A. Austin & Co, a prominent wholesale and inn porting house in the dry goods busi- ness. MT. seelsy was formerly the proprietor of a fancy goods store in Grand avenue, Fair Haven, and for many years past has been in the em- ploy of the Howe & Stetson Co. Elm ployes of that firm have just present. I'd to MT. Seeley 8 handsome loving sup as an expression of their esteem and of regret that he is to leave New aven.
 1hs Sunday school of Grace P. E. church will enjoy their annual picnic at Double Beach next Thursday. Supt. Thomas Rogerson and committee will prepare an excellent programme of games and other diversions for the children.
 A plot of ground in Townsend ave- nue. with a frontage of 70 feet, has l been sold by J. E. B. Woodward of ! East Haven to Carl J. Blenner. Frederick W. J. Sizer, president of l the National Savings bank, who resides l at 235 Lenox strest, was knocked down in Orange street, near the corner of | Chapel street, Tuesday afternoon by a l wheelman, and badly shaken up. He was able to be out yesterday, although | he was feeling the effects of his inju- ries. MT. sfzer is about 70 years of age and 1t is a wonder that his injuries were not more severe.
 The three-family house and lot at No. 149 Fillmore street has been sold by Edward Mcclure to Miss Mary Ma honey of No. 16 Castle street
 D. M Smith has returned from trip to Michigan.
 John Weston sustained sunstroke while digging claims Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. L., F. Barnes of Lewis street are entertaining George Taylor of Boston. <
 Miss Ruth, little daughter of MT. and Mrs. D. M, Seeley of Blatchley avenue, who has been i'll with scarlet fever, has recovered.
 Rev. F. c. TuIlar and family of East
 
 grove to attend the Chautauqua assem- bly,. They will be absent two weeks. A very pretty wedding was solemn ized yesterday morning at St. Francis church when Miss Annie Carney daugrter Of Mir. and Mrs. William Carney. was united in marriage to , Timothy Mahoney, jr., of 317 James street. James c. skelly of Clay streat has gone to Vermont for months stay. Mrs. A. c. Mcintyre of Perkins street , V entertaining her nephew, Wesley c. < Marsh of Oxford, Mass. Several members of Quinnipiae Hose ( company went to Brocketts Point last i night to attend shirt waist social. , MT. and Mrs. Henry Gesler of Front f street are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. 2 Wallroff of Newark, N. J. f