The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-09
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
OYSTER SUPPER IS REPORTED
 SHORT.

Races Being Planned for Good Friday
 on Clinton Avenue Speedway-An-
 nual Election of Officers of Perse-
 verance Council, D. of L., Next We'd
 nesday Evening--Other Items of
 Interest.
 There was slight fire Wednesday evening in the residence of Frank J. Mansfield in Quinnipiac avenue. Mrs. Mansfield had lighted match in the dining room, when lace curtains in one of the windows caught fire and com municated to the wood work which was scorched. The curtains were ruin ed MT. Mansfield soon extinguished the flame.
 This week the people are cleaning up their grounds, trimming grape vines and getting ready for spring. Bon fires are burning with their accustomed smudge, every pleasant day,
 The supply of oysters is short and some of the bouses have been obliged lO SlUp oluChlIlSs u 4S oeDib eliehI opiAiO of the dealers have not been able to supply more than dalf their orders the past season. The prices at wholesale are $1.1O and $1.2O per gallon.
 E. B. Ball is catching oyster seed to plant on his Long Island beds.
 About 75 members of Myrtle chapter, No. 6, o. E. S., took supper last even ing at Masonic hall. It was the usual monthly gathering and fine supper was served, as usual. After supper, the regular meeting of the chapter was held
 At the regular Lenten services in St, Francis church a fine musical pro gramme was rendered Wednesday ev- ening Services will also be held this 1 evening.
 M. J. Lawless has purchased of Rich ard E, Spitzner property fronting 4l feet on Peck street,
 T. K. Dunn has purchased of J, J McGrath property with frontage O 63 feet in Quinnipiac avenue
 Frederick w., little son of Fredericl and Wilhemina S Sloane, died Wed
 nesday at dis home, 154 Fillmore stree
 at the age of eight years.
 The death of John Enright took plac
 Wednesday at his home, 251 Jame
 street.
 B. $. Bradley, manager of the Cir ton avenue speedway, said last evenin
 that if Good Friday is pleasant, thel
 will be grea ttrotting over the cours z On Good Friday last year the speed way was opened and there were mar good horses out and crowd of ov' , 2000 spectators. It is the intention have the track in fine condition for u
 first anniversary, On days when the
 is speeding, the trolley cars have sig
 displayed giving sthe necessary dire
 tions. "
 Constable Frank Sperry, who owns Il fruit farm in Foxon says he fears U ,r cold weather, which followed the rece warm spell has injured the fruit tre 7 to some extent.
 s- Live Oak council, Royal Arcanul t held its regular meeting at A. O. U. n hall, 25 Grand avenue, last evening. lHGFG IS SOOQ plOSRS|N VA AN1t taeN'- !. ing the East Side. baseball team tf V season. If this Is done they will n join the City league, for they feel tn .e they were not given fair treatment Ia ,e season. The East Sides vas a pret 10 strong team and 1t is planned to ha ,- just as good team this season. ,h Lenten services will be held at Ora IS church this evening and Rev. J. Ere ,r erick Sexton will. preach. If An anniversary requiem mass will s. held at St. Francis church this event H. at TIE for the repose of the soul of [ e. late Dr. James A. Moore. h. Mrs. Ellen M. Potter of IDA Ere 1e street entertained at supper abt is twenty of her friends Tuesday eve O. ing. no The members of Perseverance cirS lg Kings Daughters, will meet with M ,g George R, Stevenson this afternoon re The annual election of Perseveral he council. Daughters of Liberty, Will