The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-31
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
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Nothing Expected to De bone on Speeu-
 WAY Until September--SchOOner Jen-
 nie F. Fighter Makes Fast Trip-Fu-
 neral of Marion A. LindsIey-LOdge,,
 Social and Personal Notes.
 Konold & Son, coal and ice dealers of Front street, whose barn in Ferry street was badly damaged by fire last week, have settled with the insurance companies and to-day the work of re- construction will begin. The entire sec- ond story will have to be rebuilt, or practically so and it will require two weeks time to make repairs.
 It rained easy yesterday afternoon. One citizen said it had not rained since morning; another man, who had set out cabbage plants, said the rain was need- ed Now for a spell of sunshine ana crops will grow well. Perhaps we shall not have forty days of rain. despite the indications of St. Swithin's day.
 Quite number of Fair Haven peo- pie will attend the Branford races which begin to-day. Usually Fair Ha- ven is represented at these races by the local horses, but the horsemen in this neighborhood have no entries for these races.
 B. S. Bradley, manager of the Clinton avenue speedway, stated last evening that he did not expect there would be any speeding on the track before Sep tember. So many horse owners are now away and the weather is so hot and unfavorable, that there is not much encouragement to ge up mati- nee, but it Is now probable that there will be races for Labor day.
 The schooner Jennie D. Righter arriv- ed at New York Sunday with a cargo of lumber loaded at Fernandina, Fla, and made the run In eight days whicl is a good summer voyage Captain Crossley of the borough is the com mander.
 One of the Big box cars of the Con solidated railway was impressed into service on the Manufacturers railroad yesterday for a motor for pulling freight cars along the line.
 Miss Rose Wipper, who went to Gull ford accompanied by Miss Eva Dadmur who visited here is expected to return to her home in Houston street to-day. Patrick Murray sails from New York Saturday for Ireland. MT. Murray, whC resides at 115 Saltonstall avenue, goes over every few years. Announcement was made in St. Fran. cis' church Sunday of several months mind requiem masses to be held this week.
 pr. and Mrs. Sullivan of Blatchley avenue and Thomas H. Flanagan have returned from the Elks' excursion tc | Denver.
 MT. and Mrs. McNight and children who have visited Mrs McNights broth. l CT, George Hollidon of AS Houston street, have returned to Bridgeport, | Miss Mary Forcier of James street who fractured her skull ten days ago in fall from a trolley car has recov cred.
 Miss Margaret Kelly of Grand avenue is entertaining Miss Gertrude Duggar of Waterbury.
 A little son of Daniel Malone of Mair street had severe fall yesterday or the stone steps at his home and for twt hours he was unconscious He Is at | tended by Dr. Budd.
 A baby girl has put in an appearance at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Voorhes of Quinnipiac avenue. Mir. and Mrs Brown of Lombard street are entertaining Chicago friends | Mir. and Mrs, William Carleton, | Mrs. John Futile of Naugatuck is the guest of Mrs. Henry Lancraft of Fail Haven Heights
 Miss Kittie Bohen of Lloyd stree leaves soon for a vacation of one week ] in New York
 The funeral of Marion A Linsley wife of William Fl. Rowe, who died al | her home in Baltimore, will be helt this afternoon at o'clock in the memo, rial chapel, Fair Haven cemetery. sht was in the seventy-first year of hel | age She was native of Fair Havei East and with her husband went tC Baltimore tfirty-tlve years ago. where he acquired a comfortable fortune i1 the oyster business. Besides her bus band she leaves two daughters and g 1 son. Of late MT. and Mrs. Rowe havt spent their summers here and boarding with J. P. Morrow of Clinton avenue.
 John J. Foley, the Grand avenue newsdealer. has gone to Saratoga for z weeks outing.
 Miss Edith Page of 49 Houston stree is visiting friends in Guilford. w. $. Downes of Quinnipiao avenu has gone to East Lyme.
 Miss Fredonia Linsley of Clinton ave nue has gone to Boston for few days
 MT. and Mrs. Heit1nan of East Haver are taking a trip up the Hudson river,
 Mrs. George I. Sturges of this plac will entertain the members of the la dies aid society of the Grand avenu Baptist church at her cottage, Indial Neck, Thursday.
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