The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-14
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
FAIR HAVEN REPRESENTED ON
 BOTH BALLOTS,

Ready Bits Property to be Disposed of
 by Private saIe-EaSt Side Engine
 House Whist Party Series Closes
 New Organist at Grand Avenue Bap-
 tist ChurcI.--Ofher Items.
 Already ballots and pastors are being sent out anticipatory of next Tuesdays elections The republican ticket has the name of one Fair Haven candidate William P. Niles of the Fourteenth ward, who is a candidate for grand juror. On the democratic ticket Fair Haven is represented by Francis w. Foley, who is candidate for registrar of voters, and the republican candidate for that office, Frank s. Hamilton, for merIy resided here. The candidate for city clerk. Henry E. Norris, is a resi- dent of the Twelfth ward. Richard B. Healy, candidate for alderman-at-large, is a drug store proprietor on Ferry street, and Jonathan N. Rowe, candt- date for controller, was. formerly res ident of the Fifteenth wad. .-,-.z
 The lecture entitled "In and Around
 Jerusalem..' by Rev. F.. C.. Tullar, was
 given at the East Pearl Street church Wednesday evening. The lecture was very well attended, and was interesting and instructive. It was illustrated by about 100 views. This lecture was giv- en in the winter and it was repeated by Erequest and several dditional views
 were shown ss .t~.-.-..... -.. ....+ At St. James church to-day the Len ten service will be conducted by Rev. | W. F. DoWnes of this city. i Mrs. Charles M. Doolittle and Mrs. Fairchild Stone, of Springfield visited relatives on Houston street Tuesday and went to Bridgeport yesterday to l visit friends. | Mrs. Frank I. Hitchcock of Bridge port were visiting relatives in Fair Ha-
 ven yesterday. ... # ...: .... -.. x. The members of Perseverance chap | ter, D: Of L. are talking lp a plan to
 organize sick benefit society. The lheld on Wednesday evening, and will be decided Witrin q few days. Several \ local societies have such an organiza- ttion. E.ss$5 s ss$5,$s e$S5.g sl Y. It is announced that the property Of | the Ready Bits factory ill Fair Ha- ven East (an attempt to sell at que 1 tion having failed for the second time
 "Wednesday will now be disposed of at I private sale. The bulk of the machin- Iery was sold d week ago. This is a good plant for manufacturing and Fair l Haven people are hoping that it will be operated for some industry before long. .sS s
 Peter McKeon has sold to Margaret l Carol a lot with a frontage of thirty feet on Grafton street.
 I Rev. Edward Brennan, chaplain of I the Boston navy yard, is visiting his
 mother. Mrs, Margaret Brennan of Shelter. street,
 T. J. Meaney, Herman Romans Mar Igaret Sullivan and Helen G. Casey rep fresented Fort Hale lodge at the meet ing of the Grand lodge, N. E. 0. F., Iheld in Hartford Wednesday,. sr !. | MT. and Mrs. J. H. King. of Fair Ha- lxen Heights have returned home. Mir.
 King has been in Mexico and Mrs.
 King has been in Cleveland, O. sss
 isThe series of whist parties held at the engine house on the east side was 1 brought to za close Wednesday evening land prizes were secured by Mrs, D, l.
 Potter, who made the highest score, of the season rkceiYimg a DaiTfing Wal ter Hanson won tlfo gentlemen's prize, la silk umbrella. The prizes for the evenings. play went to D.. L. Potter,