The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-25

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 North Haven-Work Progressing on New Paper Box FactOry-Fair Haven League Baseball Game-Death of James Sheehan.
 Mrs. Chauncey Lines, formerly of Fair Haven, died at the home of her grandmother in Granby Sunday at the age of tWenty-seven years. She had been suffering from consumption and went to Granby six weeks ago, hoping to improve. She was, before her mar riage, which took place about a year ago, Miss Lena H. Finch and resided here. She had many friends here, all of whom, will regret to learn of her death. The remains will be brought to this city to-day and the funeral will be held at her late home, 21 Avon street, | tomorrow, Rev. B. c. Tullar oft1ciat- ing. Mrs. Lines husband is employed at the factory of the Peck Brothers company, | Dead and withered leaves from the elm trees are lying in places on the sidewalks and streets in winrows. It is said this decay of the leaves is di- rect result of the recent hot weather.
 About one hundred men began work on Barnes avenue yesterday laying | tWelve-inch main for the New Haven Gas Light company. The main is to be extended through to North Haven and it will prove to be quite big job.
 Miss May Brennan, of Shelter street, has returned from Litchfield.
 l The new factory for the National Folding Box and Paper company, front ing James street, and which is to occu- py nearly a whole block, is progressing l rapidly, a portion of the brick walls
 having already been laid up two stories high. < The old Shore Line railroad tracks are used for siding where the building materials are discharged, and i several freight cars are standing there most of the time. The factory will be four stories high and will cost about $100,Qo0.. It is expected the factory will give employment to about six hundred hands. ..,':. - + <. -- The Fair Haven league baseball games are going on this week. This game is now at full tide and probably Fair Haven never had so many teams
 before. The open lot on Grand avenue,
 at the head of Haven street, formerly
 used for games, Is again being utilized and game was in progress there yes terday afternoon. The schedule of
 games for this evening is as follows: Blues Ys Red Rivals at Quinnipiac
 park; Quinnipiac vs. Fair Ravens at
 the Summit street lot; Nonpareils vs
 Riversides at English street lot; Fort Woosters vs. Clippers at the Four Cor
 ners. E. ,s.4 /. ....,.. a. xA RS Chaplain E. J. Brennan, who has beer visiting here, has returned to the Bos- ton navy yard. [... ss$.sg:. :. Mrs. Mallory and Mrs. Bailey, of 24 ] Perkins street, are expected home from l Massachusetts this week.
 Rev. D. c. TuiIar, who preached as
 usual in the East Pearl street church
 on Sunday, returned to the Plainville camp meeting yesterday. H~ t James Sheehan, of 3S0 Blatchley ave.
 nue, died in St. Mary's hospital in Bal.
 timore on Saturday from injuries re.
 cefved on board a boat in Chesapeake
 Bay as fireman. He was a son of MT I and Mrs. Jeremiah Sheehan and thirty.
 four years old. e&~'. ~.9
 Bridget Corcoran has sold to the Non.
 pareil Laundry company fifty feet oi
 land and house on Blatchley avenue just north of the present laundry
 where 1t will build an addition to its
 plant.
 Walter Hussion has gone to Atlantic
 City.