The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-22
LATEST FAIR HATEN NEWS
TOPICS OF CONVERSATION AND
EVENTS OF THE DAY.

with Typhoid-CliffOrd Hubbard to
Take Western Trip-MemoriaI Day
Observance to Occur at Strong School
Tuesday-ImpOrtant Events.
Letter Carrier James ]. Halligan is
i'll with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Donnelly of
AIiddletown avenue sailed on Saturday
for Europe,
Joseph Sicily of Clay street has TAX
en- a position on the Hartford Post.
A ladies' night entertainment was
given by Quinnipiac conclave of Hep
tasophs at their hall, rs Grand avenue,
last evening, and about 200 were pres
ent. The entertainment consisted of
regulation minstrels consisting of sew
enteen members of the conclave in the
latest popular songs and local hits, and
with Prof A. J. Odenkirchen as leader.
There were also flute and cornet solos,
by the Stannard sisters, II and Is years
of age, and solos by Miss Edith Augur.
There was also a mock initiation. Light
refreshments were served after the en-
tertainment. The affair was under the
direction of the committee on enter
tainment consisting of D. B. Connell,
E. w. Alderman, J. j. Fairy and w. ].
Mnrtnn IN ta1i,1straic ny
Downs was interlocutor and the end
men were w, H. Bryne, w. j. Norton,
"A. W. Beecher and f. p. McCabe. 1t
was the best entertainment every given
by the conclave.
Forty-one was the official minimum
of the thermometer yesterday morning
and records as low as So were read in
the outskirts of Fair Haven, only six
above freezing. Surely the weather
changes in week have been most
marked.
For the benefit Of his health, which
has not been good of late, Clifford
Hubbard will make a western trip be-
fore long, having resigned as clerk in
the market Of his brother, w. r. Hub
| bard.
Rive. Charles G. Smith and family Of
Exchange street are occupying the cot
| tage of G. G. Ames at Hotchkiss grove
| for a few days Several members Of
his congregation contemplate making a
visit to himself and family during their
stay at the shore. Mr.. Smith likes the
| water and goes out fishing nearly every
| day.
In the tennis games played on the
Windmere courts yesterday morning B.
Russell and G. Jacobs defeated c. p.
five. On Saturday, the same teams
playing, the result was reversed.
On Wednesday evening Pilgrim
church will have a special meeting to
hear the report Of the building commit
tee for the new chapel. The bids were
| opened last week and reporter Of the
| same will be made and the church will
doubtless instruct the committee how
| to make the award of contracts.
Harry Leigh, burgess-elect Of the
borough Of Fair Haven East, consulted
with the public works department and
the sprinkllng contractor yesterday re-
| grading Quinnipiac avenue, where the
! railroad runs. Mr.. Leigh stated last
evening that he could not say what the
result Of the conference would DO. He
added, however, that there was great
need to have the street sprlnkled. Mr..
| Leigh also calls attention to the great
need of laying new pavement in East
| Grand avenue, where there are at pres
ent many had boles in the roadway.
A Memorial day Observance win &C.
cur at Granniss hall, Strong school,
Tuesday afternoon of next week at 2
o'clock, when an appropriate pro-
gramme will be observed The pupils
of grades VI, VII, VIII will partici-
pate. There will be the singing Of ap-
propriate patriotic selections under the
direction of Prof. Jepson and the latter
will give some of his experiences dur
ing his term in the army during the
civil war.
There is some talk of public meet
ing of the mems club In the Grand
avenue Congregational church, some
Sunday evening in June, but nothing
has been decided as yet The manage
| lHSllL u5SllC W PlOSulC GOlllO SOOQ
speakers for the occasion.
1t was necessary to run fires in most
of the local schools yesterday owing to
the low temperature.
Miss Williams of Madison street Wis
1t ed several of the departments OF
Strong school yesterday.
Mrs. Hall OF Wallingford has been
visiting Mrs, E. H. Barnes for a few
days.
Some repairs are being made at the
Grand avenue Baptist church, includ-
ing the renewing of the tin in the roof
cutters.
c. d. Parmelee of Quinnipiac avenue
has Just purchased a new driving
horse.
Troop A, of cavalry, under command
of Captain Luzerne Ludington, march
ed through Fair Haven ct s O'Clock
yesterday morning Tor the shooting
range in East Haven for the spring
field day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henderson cell
citrate their fourteenth marriage ami
versary at their home in Welcome
street Friday evening. A large number
of their friends called and offered Their
congratulations.
Most of the members of the East
lPearl street Chautauqua circle took
the o'clock car for Wallingford last
evening on the invitation of the circle
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