The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-19

Preachers on for Hartford Tomorrow
 Strong School Attendanee-SOciala and
 Personal
 Walter Leigh, the well-knOwn mer- chant, and Miss Ada Linsley were married yesterday at Il a. m. at the home of she brides mother, Mrs. Caro- line Linsley, S37 Quinnipiac avenue. There was a shorl service with the ring, the Rev. R. E. Brown Of the Pilgrim church officiating. Only the inmedite relatives were present.
 The residence was beautifully decor ated for the occasion, the color scheme throughout was red and green. The couple stood in the alcove of the bay window of the front parlor. where the ceremony was performed. The path way of the wedding march was streWn with cut flowers. Autumn leaves, cut flowers and palms were used with af- tistie effect in the decorations. After a short reception the couple left on on wedding tour, which will include Richmond and Washington, and re- turning will reside at SS7 Quinnipiac avenue. The bride wore a beautiful travelling gown of navy blue material. The couple were unattended. They have received a large array of beauti- ful gifts.
 Tomorrow will be a holiday in the public schools, and many of the Fair Haven teachers will attend the state teachers meeting in Hartford. A num- Der of the teachers will also go on the New York excursion.
 The ladies of the East Pearl Street church will serve supper in the ladies' parlors this evening.
 Quite a number of Fair Haven peo- able to secure tickets for the New York excursion tomorrow. Rev. E. c. Tullar purchased the last of the 900 tickets. .v%" v,
 Miss Eleanor Walker of Grand ave- nue has returned from Trenton, N. J.
 Miss Francis Ryan of Quinnipiao avenue has returned from New Hamp- shire. M...
 Mrs Ausetn Butler of Higganum is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank Crittenden of East Pearl street.
 James Maynard of Front street is VlSlLlnS HI FnlIduSlpHld.
 Mrs Frank E. Brown of Quinnipiac avenue is very i'll with typhoid fever.
 The registration and attendance in the Strong district is as follows: To- tai pupils in district, 2,239; per cent. attendance first month, Strong school, 9S; Woolsey school, 97,5, Lloyd school, 96.7, Quinnjpiac, 94; Ienox, 96.2; Wood ward, 97 The highest per cent. of at- tendance in Strong school, Room F, S9.5. The attendance in the district is unusually good.
 Thomas Mccormick has returned after a visit in Portland, Me.
 Usually Fair Haven is represented at the annual meeting of the New York and New Haven railroad, but at the annual gathering of stockholders yesterday none firm this section were present. There is large block of this stock held by Fair Haven investors.
 The new chimney of the National Folding Box and Paper company at the factory now building in James street is 125 feet high.
 A whist party was held last even- ing at the home of Mrs. Charles F. Rogers of Atwater street given for the benefit of St. Anthonys guild.
 There were two weddings at St. Francis church yesterday morning. The couples were Miss Lena Tetrc of Ferry street and John Connolly of Blatchley avenue. and Miss Della Fitzgibbons and John J. Greene.
 The Rectors' aid society of Grace Episcopal church, Blatchley avenue, will hold the first supper of the season this evening at half-past six, in the parish house.