The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-26
LATEST FAIR HAYEN NEWS
PRINTERS, ROLLER COMPANY
 OPENED YESTERDAY.

Rollers Per Day-TrOubIe Over Pill
 grim Church Chapel BulIding--Quin-
 nipiac Hose and Ladder Company to
 Put Strong Team in State Associa-
 tion Meet at West Haven in July.
 Quite number of Fair Haven people were witnesses yesterday before the United States court at the trial of the action of John J. Ginty, a minor em- ployed at the mill of the New Haven Iron and Steel company foot of Vol colt street, against that company, for $10,000 damages. It is claimed that by the explosion of some molten metal, a quantity was thrown in Ginty's fact and in consequence he lost his right eye.
 The New Haven Printers Roller conn., pany, with a capital of $15,0O0, has opened a plant at Lloyd and River streets and will manufacture under new patent. It is understood the fac tory will have capacity for turning out from 200 to 400 rollers per day.
 The sum of $50 was cleared by Myrtle chapter, order Eastern Star, at the re- cent whist
 Arrangements have been made for the presentation of the entertainment entitled "The New District School" at St. Andrews church this evening.
 After an absence of three weeks caus- ed by illness, Charles Molloy has re- stunned his duties as clerk at station A.
 The Misses Claire and Helena Nolan of Poplar street attended a wedding in Hartford Tuesday.
 In place of the usual weekly prayer meeting Tuesday evening at the Grand Avenue Baptist church, the Rev. P. s. Evans of Brooklyn gave very inter- esting talk on the foreign mission work in China, from years travel there recently. He spoke for nearly an hour and a half in an interesting and in structive manner,
 Loyal council, Knights of Columbus, will have big meeting at their hall, 25 Grand avenue, tomorrow evening, when the second degree will be worked on twenty-five candidates by the degree team of Harln council New York, headed by M. B. Fitzpatrick. It is de- sired that there should be a large att tendance.
 The Right Hand circle of King Daughters of the Grand Avenue Baptist church, netted $12 from the lecture and entertainment Monday evening.
 Quinnipiao Hose, Hook and Ladder company will send strong team to compete in the various events in the drill at the annual meeting of the state fremens association to be held at West Haven in July. The company has a team of dozen men who have been getting tip early in the morning and participating in a run for endurance test In some former years teams from this company have made fine rec ords at these state tournaments and the team this year will no doubt make a creditable appearance.
 Mir and Mrs. l.. P. Converse of Ferry street entertained Rev P s. Evans o1 Brooklyn during his visit here this week.
 Spruce temple, No. 16, Rathbone Sisters, will hold whist at the home of Mrs. Futile, 152 South Front street Friday evening" All are cordially in. | vited.
 | There is a possibility of some little trouble before the new chapel of the Pilgrim church Is built It was stated last evening that if the building com mittee decided to build on the line o1 the church in Lenox street an injuno- ton would be got out by some of the residents near by. As stated in this paper the committee having been un- able to buy the additional land needed for the larger chapel, decided to bring the front of the new building severa feet beyond the present chapel and ir line with the church. This is objected i Ito by several residents who complain that 1t would shut out their view north. erly up Lenox street, and it is reported that they intend to have recourse tc an injunction, The building committed maintain that in order to build tht structure planned in the architect plans it will be necessary to change the building line.
 A marriage of yesterday was that ot Miss Bridget Littleton of Pine street tC Michael Sullivan of 21 Greene street the affair taking place at St. Mary's church. The reception was held at thu home of the bride. Miss Anna Little ton, sister of the bride, was brides maid and J. Sullivan a cousin of tht groom, was the best man. Mir. ant Mrs Sullivan will reside at21 Greene street.
 At the annual business meeting O the Christian Endeavor society of tn, l Grand avenue Baptist church, held a the home of Miss Lizzie Phillips, tht following officers were elected for tn, ensuring year: President, D. w. Hat field; vice president, Miss N. c. Por ter; recording secretary, Miss Leal Phillips: corresponding secretary, Mis- Ruby woodruff; treasurer, Fl. V. San try; pianist, Miss Edna Hatfield; as sistant pianist, Miss Ruth Latta. R. c. Lowe and family of 1S6 Gran, avenue are moving to Foxon. Tn house which they yacate will be occu