The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-21
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
MORE HYDRANTS FOR ADOPT
 IONAL FIRE PROTECTION

Death of William BlshOp-Watch On
 Autoists--short Beach Concert With
 Mrs. HurIburt and Dwight Chamber
 Iain-Prospects of QuinniDiac Hepta-
 sophs-MOre Vacations.
 The borough authorities are providing some additional hydrants where most needed. which will provie valuable for fire protection. Four are to be placed in Quinnipiac avenue above East Grand avenue, which will give one for each 300 feet, as far up as Barnes ave- nue. Several are also to be placed in South Quinnipiac avenue, several in Ienox street and others down at the south end of the borough Twelve hydrants in all will be installed. As the borough has only 1,400 feet of ire hose, the new hydrants will help out me IlI6 llSAllIlE IdGll1llCO ll1elbSAASNlAS' Work began yesterday in Quinniplac avenue at East Grand avenue, laying a 16-inch water main, which will give a better water pressure in the avenue.
 Constable Frank Sperry, who was in town yesterday, says that they propose to keep a watch on autoists up in Fox on, as they have been exceeding the speed limit Several accidents have taken place to teams and for the pro- lection of life and property 1t Is propos- ed in future to make arrests if the speeding cannot be stopped any other way. He says that in soma cases the autos are driven through the settlepD It at railroad-train speed,
 William Bishop of 2O5 Blatchaey avenue died yesterday afternoon after a long illness He was & carpenter by trade but had not been able to work for several years He was native of Madison and had resided in Fair Haven many years. His wife died six years ago. MT. Bishop leaves three daugh- ters, all residing here, Miss Grace Bish- op Mrs. Edward F. Thompson and Mrs. II. H. Smith. He also leaves two brothers and two sisters, Captain Al- bert Bishop, Joseph R. Bishop and Mrs. George Jacobs of Fair Haven, and Mrs. Burlington of Springfield.
 H. V. Shailor, the Adams Express driver, returned Sunday night after a weeks stay with his brother, T. E.. Smaller in Great Harrington, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. A. W. Wright of Amer street left Saturday for Block Island for a stay of two weeks,
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Booth have re- turned from Mt Vernon and are making a visit to their daughter, Mrs H. l.. Barnes, 114 Exchange street.
 Conductor P. c. Cronan of the Con- solldated road and family are staying at the sperry cottage on Kelsey island, near Mansfield Grove.
 Charles Haven of the street sprink- ling company was over here yesterday and speaking of the service this sum mer, he said that 1t was being better done than ever and no complaints had been received.
 John G. Hurd came up from Cosey Beach yesterday where he is staying in company with a party of Fair Haven young men, in one of the cottages. Mir. Hurd is the superintendent at the cot- tage and the cook. He is fine culina- ny artist, and his pancakes especially receiving great approval, some of the young men eating six large cakes at a sitting, The boys are having fine time
 Mr. and Mrs Horace Chidsey and Mrs. Walter Chidsey of East Haven have returned from a trip to Lake ClYamplain.
 At concert given at Short Beach Saturday night Mrs. Wallace Hurlburt of Fair Haven pleased the audience very much in an amusing monologue and was obliged to respond to an en- core. Dwight l.. Chamberlain, Fair Haven singer, gave several bass solos to the satisfaction of the audience.
 Miss Margaret Campbell of Blatchley avenue has returned from Boston.
 Miss Lena Gierding has returned from Granby.
 H. c. Rowe has sold to J w. Sullivan property fronting 30 feet in Poplar street.
 s. R. Blatchley has sold to Edward Callahan property with a frontage of 35 feet in Haven street.
 Mrs. F. J. Linsley of Ferry street is visiting relatives in Brooklyn.
 Rev. George A. Alcott and family left yesterday for Rort Trumbull Beach.
 Miss Carrie Reilly and Frank Reilly of Lloyd street have returned from a trip in the Berkshires.
 Miss Anna Stewart of Blatchley ave- nue has gone to Rockaway Beach.
 Miss Elizabeth Bree and Miss Eliza beth Clark of Lloyd street have gone to Kent
 Quinnipiac conclave of Heptasophs met last evening and the attendance was very good for such hot night Plans are being made for good lodge work of this conclave this fall and winter, and a considerable increase in membership is looked for.