The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-16
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
CARL x. LINSLEY RETURNS
 FROM THE WEST.

Police Around Taking Canine Census Mrs. James Mallory Fractured Hip
 by Fall in Center Church--Quinnipia
 Hose COmpany's Whist Winners
 Other Items of Interest
 Carl K. Lisley of 20 Clinton avenue and Everett Keeler of Atwater street have been making a tour of month In the west and the former has re- turned, While they were in Cleveland the hotel where they stopped was burn ed, but they saved their effects. Be- sides their trip into Ohio they stopped at several towns in Pennsylvania and Michigan.
 The parents meeting held in Grannis hall last evening was a very successful affair. The programme included an in- teresting address by Miss Snow of the Pratt institute of Brooklyn, N. r., on "The Ideal Environment of the Child Piano solo by Miss Caro Christoferson; vocal solos, Miss Edna Sims and Dwight Chamberlain, and reading by Mrs. Wallace Hurlbut.
 The walks were in very slippery condition yesterday and there were a number of severe falls. The change of weather was quite pronounced, the cold coming on apidly. Much of the day a high gale pevailed and it was a disageeable time to be out. The cold weathe will thicken the ice and cutting will be esumed.
 Several policemen were around yes- terday getting the list of all the dogs owned on their beats. This is done an- nually for the records of the town clerks office, in order that the proper tax may be paid.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Perkins, for merly of Fair Haven, but later resid- ing in Bridgeport, left this week for Groveton, Pa. where Mir. Perkins has a good position in an iron foundry.
 According to the annual report just submitted at the meeting of the Organ ized Charities ten people have been as sisted during the year to enter the Home for the Friendless in Clinton ave- nue.
 At the chapel of the Grand avenue Baptist church this afternoon the day set apart for missions will be observed with a prayer service.
 Mrs. Julia l.. Thompson of Morris Cove was appointed executrix of the estate of her late husband, Lyman c. Thompson in the probate court yester- day. The estate is estimated to be worth $1O,00O.
 The stock and machinery of the Ma tional Folding Box company in the Shelton factory, is being placed on cars and is to be transported to the new factory in James street. Some of the machinery in the Congress avenue fac tory has also been installed in the new mill.
 Mrs. James Mallory of 24 Perkins street was badly injured in Center church Wednesday. In descending the steps she fell and fractured her right hip Quite a number of Fair Haven people were attending the missionary meeting and those who learned of the accident hastened to offer any possible assistance. Mrs. Mallory was brought to her home and Dr. F. c. M. Hall was summoned. Mrs. Hallory is an elderly woman and it will take long time for her to recover from her severe injuries.
 Prizes awarded at the whist given by the Quinnipiac Hose company Wednes- day evening were as follows: Mrs. M. s. Chapin, an umbrella; Mrs. A. Brown, fruit dish; Herbert Cloggston, pair of slippers, and Ira Fonda, clock. i A goodly number of young friends of Hubert Burns of Grafton street paid him a surprise visit Wednesday even- ing.
 The Milford flremen have rendered an invitation to members of Quinnipiac Hose company to attend dance in that town tonight and quite num- Der are expecting to go over.
 Wednesday evening at her home, Sf East Pearl street, Miss Margaret Horan entertained few friends in honor of St. Valentine. A delightful evening was enjoyed by all present, games and dancing, the Virginia reel included helping to pass the merry hours A de- licious lunch was served and at a late hour the guests departed. Among those present were Miss Anna Meserve, Miss Marie Zernitz, Miss Helen Hayden, Miss Margaret Horan, Mir. and Mrs. J. Foley Mir Davis, Mir. Taylor, Mr. Beardsleyi and Harry Gillette
 
 TO PREACH HERD SUNDAY.