The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-14
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
CELEBRATION OF SILVER TVED-
 DING SUNDAY.

ee1Se hany Han0sOne OiItS-Ieaen-
 CTS of Strong school to Give Recep-
 tion to Scholars Parents-Funeral of
 Bertha TimmereeIS.
 The friends who gathered at the home of ex-Alderman and Mrs. Jacob Frohlich at 779 Quinnipiac avenue, to celebrate their silver wedding, did not break up and leave for home until o'clock yesterday morning. A fine sup per was served at which there were speeches by Fire Commissioner J. B. Cunningham, Charles Henze. NJ. Schu- bert, Louis Koutz, with songs by MT. MoelIer and piano selections by Miss Lillie Rudolph. MT. and Mrs. Frohlich received many handsome gifts in sil- verWare, a mammoth vase, cut glass, etc. Mrs. Frohlich before her mar ried in this city in 1880 by the late Rev.
 Mir. Siebke. They received hearty con-
 gratulations with the wish for many
 returns of their anniversary. The call
 CTS included MT. and Mrs. J. B. Cum
 ninghan, Mr. and Mrs. Henze, MT. and
 Mrs. Charles Smith, MT. and Mrs. Eisle,
 MT. and Mrs. Schubert, MT. and Mrs.
 George Bernhardt, MT. and Mrs. Par
 lew, MT. and Mrs. Moeller, MT. and
 Mrs. Rudolph, MT. and Mrs. L. Kautz,
 MT and Mrs. F. Zapp, MT. and Mrs. s.
 T Ct.,14
 Louise Zapp, Mir and Mrs. Oggessen of
 Meriden, MT. and Mrs Hagen of South ington, Miss Lille Rudolph, Master Har-
 ry Zernitz, Mr. and Mrs Eternity, John, Walter and Oscar Oggessen.
 over in the Fourteenth ward, the
 former home of Walter Leigh, there
 are many democrats who would be pleased to have him made a run for mayor and they have expressed some
 regret that he is not to be a candidate. It is announced that Alderman Clifford Foote, who has held the office two terms. will not be a candidate for re- election and the names of A. B. Brown and Elmora s. Wade. have been men toned as possible candidates. So far the democrats of the ward have named no candidate. Anyway, there is but poor prospect of the democrats electing, as they know very well. ~s. ~. .5 The teachers of Strong school, will
 give a reception to the parents of the children of that school on Friday eyen- | ing in Granniss hall Prof. Sheath of Yale will be the speaker. There will be q social hour and refreshments will be served. # x ss* 9seas .5 Mrs. Matthews Of Augusta, Me, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Graves, the wife of Principal sherman I. Graves, at their home 1S6 Grand avenue Charles c. Barnes, son of Captain
 Harvey Barnes. who is i'll with rheu-
 matis1rl, is not progressing toward re- covery very rapidly. . x ! Miss Lila M, daughter of Martin and ! the late Lydia Allen, died at her home, , 204 I4enox street, on Sunday. Besides a father, she leaves two brothers, Edgar
 M, cf1ief of the Fair Haven East fire I department, and Frederic Allen and one
 married sister Funeral services will l be held at her late home this after- I noon at 2:30. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Reyes of Fill more street are rejoicing over the birth ! of a son. x X '.s sa-..2$ t> <. pr. John Moore, who came here to at. tend the funeral of his brother, Dr James A Moore, has returned tc Bloomfield, N. J.., &s <s..s s.-.. s.s. \ . l Florence, daughter of Patrick Elem. l ing, died at her home, 46 Wolcott I street, Sunday at the age of sixteer years. She was an attendant at Strong I school. She is survived by her father I and four sistetrs, Mary, Elizabeth l Catherine and Mabel and one brother I James Fleming.
 l Frank Doyle of Ferry street is re- I covering from an accident having beer ! struck by. a ball at the Y. M. c. A I gymnasium. x. 4 1 A boys club has been organized a I St. James church by Rev. pr. Phillips \ Raymond Banker, ten years of age l son of MT and Mrs. George 7. Bankel I of 2T6 Blatchley avenue, fell down | stairs at his home Saturday. and injur I ed his hip. The lad has had hip troubl I for some time and has used crltches and the disabled limb was injured. H j will be confined to his bed for som
 time. s5tt ..& -. l Charles W. Hoyt. as conservator 0
 Henry R. Smith, has deeded to Fred C
 Fiske, claim agent for the Consolidatet
 railroad, land in sherlalld avenue, IA
 by 32o feet. and ill Summit street, g l by 26 feet. The value of the first trac is s9,0o0; the value of the second, $500 l The funeral of Bertha Timmereck
 aged twenty-five years, will be hel,
 from the residence of her parents, 43 ] Woodward avenue, this afternoon at