The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-04
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ANNUAL EXHIBITION BY PUPILS
 AT STRONG SCHOOL.

Interesting Programme For TO-Night-- New Auto Garage Opened--Suprise to
 Mir. and Mrs. G. MOOre-Debate at Congregational Church--Other Items.
 The pupils of grade who are to participate in the annual exhibition given by Strong school in Polar Star hall this evening, were busy yesterday rehearsing for the occasion. There will be seventy voices in the chorus and the musical features will be under the di- rection of Miss Rockwell and Miss Mer- chant. The general direction of the entertainment will be by the head teacher in rade Sg, Miss Storer. Four hundred tickets have been issued. The following is the programme:
 Declamation-"Th Man With the
 Hat in His Hand" .... .Niels Thomson Solo Kathleen Mavoureen' .......
 .......... .............. Annie Goodyer Recitation-"Th Ballad of Crossing
 the Brook" Loretta Murphy Quartet-"Flow Gently, Sweet Alton
 Mary Smith, Ida Mack,
 Marion Burwell, Florence Tatro, Recitation-"T Forest Fire" ,....,..
 ..... Edna Kalgren Recitation-"Th Boys Cartoon" ....
 ......... Reginald King Whistling Chorus.
 Recitation-' Mrs Guptill Gets
 Ahead of the Grip ........Mae Quinn solo-''fWinter Lullaby. Helen. Gessler Recitation-"Th Parsons Load" .,...
 ........ ...,......... Esther Northrop Girls Chorus-"The LllIies Wake
 From Dewey Sleep
 Recitation-"W What William Henry
 Did'........ Louise Wrinn Solo-"Coo" ............. Annie Goodyer Recitation-"Th Clown Baby ....
 ........ .................O Olive Bishop Dialogue" Mark Twain's Encounter
 With an Interviewer" ..,.. ",....
 Wm. Crawford, Burton Gesner,
 Raymond Flynn.
 Whistling Chorus.
 Recitation-"R Raggles" Annie Holbrook Solo-"There, Little Girl, Don't Cry
 .......... Helen Gessler Declamation-"Th Pathway of Duty, o6udlOT I1OhI ssts.sss l4WlS A1ctllASSl Boys Glee Club-"Little Boy Blue. Rectation-"J Jerry" ..,.. Helen Gessler Piano Solo. .......... Florence Jacobs Dialogue-"Th Removal" .........s
 Frank Allen, Franklin Wilson,
 Ellen Cornell, Philip Mack, George Hansen.
 Candidates for firemen who passed the examinations for appointment in- clude the following from Fair Haven: John J. O'Keefe, 2SO Poplar street; Richard M. Green, 112 Chapel; James H. Mangan, 161 Clay; John P. Shugrue, S6 Perkins; Cornelius Shugrue, S6 Per kins; William H. Givney, 91 Woolsey. At St. Francis church yesterday morning was held the funeral of the Hate Ella, widow of Willinm E. Clark, of 51 Main street. Her husband has been dead only about two months,
 About fifty friends recently paid a surprise visit on MT. and Mrs G, Moore at their home, 56 Poplar street, and fhe evening passed pleasantly with games, interspersed with graphophone selec- tions. At midnight supper was served. Green and white material was used in the decorations of the rooms. After supper the guests departed for their homes, all agreeing that they had spent a most enjoyable evening. The De Matty Brothers were engaged | yesterday in finishing the new garage at East Pearl street. corner of Grand avenue, which will be occupied to-day for the autos of Dr. L. T. Doolittle and Harry Goodyear There is space and lockers for another auto. The place has new cement floor and Is well tit- ted for the purposes intended. At the same corner the store of Harry l.. Law ietas, fronting on Grand avenue, Is to l be enlarged and the foundations are being made. It will make store 16x5s feet. The number is IA Grand avenue. | The enlarged space will be utilized for an ice cream saloon.
 Boats with fresh fish are now arriv- ing. A sloop arrived yesterday at the wharf of the Consolidated railway, rear of Grand avenue, and the fish trade was lively for a time.
 Henry R. Towne and family, of Pier pont street, are removing to Meriden, where MT. Towne has a painting con- tract.
 The ear sprinklers will begin running through Grand avenue, Ferry, Chapel and State street to-day.
 The action of the aldermen in voting for a fixed bridge in Grand avenue over Mill river, meets with the appro- val of a majority of Fair Haven citi- zens.
 | Arthur Rohart hoe ,urnha cod of NIrs