The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-01
LATEST FAIR HA ZEN NEWS
PRA CTICAL ARBOR DAYAT NOR
RIS COVE

RIS COVE
School VIII Set Out Plants and Trees
DecenniaI Celebration of Fair Haven
Cemetery Chapel Receives Approval
Anthony De Matty Hears from His
Brother in CaIifOrnia-Other News.
The plan, mentioned in this paper
yesterday, to celebrate the tenth ami
versary of the dedication of the Sol
diers' and Sailors chapel in Fair Ha-
ven cemetery in connection with the
G. A. R. exercises May 80, is generally
approved by all who have learned about
the proposition. 1t is expected that the
address will be delivered by the Rev.
E. c. Tullar. H. w. Crawford, who
was prominently connected with the
work of constructing the chapel, stated
last evening that since the completion
Of the building 1856 funerals had been
held there.
A special meeting Of the warden and
burgesses of Fair Haven East was held
at the engine house last evening, to
give all interested opportunity to be
heard in regard to their overdue Dor
,ough taxes Notification was sent, in
accordance with a previous vote, to
| about all of these delinquints.
Wa1tnr I OH of OIt11Oipiac aupy,,,o
who has been i'll several days from the
effects of sciatica was able to be out
yesterday.
The Jefferson company is painting
the residence of Mrs. A. L. Chamber
lain in East Grand avenue.
Miss Sarah Baldwin of Mt. Holyoke
seminary spent Sunday at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George M.
Baldwin, of Quinnipiac avenue.
William r. Hemingway has purchas-
ed of Q. D. Parmelee fine road horse
which he raised. 1t is a speedy and a
Snowy roadster
In connection with the celebration of
Arbor day, pupils in the Morris Cove
4 school will set out number Of plants
and trees on the school grounds. This
is about the only school property in the
Strong district available for propogat-
! ing plants. Last year two hydrangeas
were planted in front Of the Strong
school, but they were promptly stolen.
A quantity of flower seeds sent here
| from Washington, have been given to
pupils in the district to take home and
plant
A. DeMatty, the Grand avenue shoe
dealer, received yesterday the first It'd
ings from his brother Nicholas since
the San Francisco fire. He wrote that
his family was safe and was living in
camp in one Of the parks. He has a
wife and four children. They had a
thrilling escape, one of the small chill
dren having been taken out Of the
burning house through a skylight, MT.
DeMatty left here several years ago,
going first to Texas. He is manager
Of the California Cocoanut Biscuit COM
pany.
Henry Il. Norris has moved from 400
Ferry street to Clinton avenue.
Samuel Bishop, who recently removed
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/ Sunday received a gift of a gold watch
4 from the people Of the Davenport
church, where he has been organist for
fifteen years. H
The collections at Grace church Sun
day for San francisco amounted to
$2o.99
Richard Lynham of 431 Front street
died Saturday at the age of seventy
! three years. Last week he had shock
and fell on the street He was a cab
inetmaker by trade, The funeral will
be attended at his late home to-day at
2;3O p. m.
Polar Star hall is a popular place for
holding wedding receptions on Sunday,
\ and many take place there during the
year. Last Sunday afternoon a large
! number of relatives and friends at
tended the reception rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Papa at the hall. The
couple We're married earlier in the day
at st. Michaels church, the bride be-
ing Miss Phllomena Palermo of 206
Wallace street.
Quite a company of people from the
Grand Avenue Congregational church
are planning to go to the Montowese
May festival tomorrow, and will take
the II a. m, car. This is one Of the
most delightful of outings. The beauti-
full country, the jolly company, to say
nothing of the fine and bountiful dim
ner, proving attractive, and all are an
ticipating an enjoyable time.
The burial of Mrs. Earl A. Daniels
took place at Colebrook River yester-
day. The funeral was attended Sun
day afternoon. Rev. e. C. Tullar ac-
companied the funeral party yesterday
| and of1iciated at the burial.
The Misses LELAND and Collins
teachers from westerly, R. l., came
here yesterday and vislte the Strong