The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-03
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County Fair" Attraction-cold Wealth
err Affects Church Attendance-Hep
tasophs' Most Pleasant Surprise for
Mr.. Swnn--Othcr Notes.
Some of the attractions of "The
County Fair which opens in Polar
Star hall Tuesday evening, may be
mentioned the public green, town
house on the stage with tnnumerable
articles for sale and on exhibition,
fine orchestral music, pie eating con-
test for prize, zingari the paImist.
exhibition of live animals in the base
ment and also of vegetables and fruit,
Japanese team room, lunch wagon,
beautiful Kaleidoscope, and scores of
other entertaining features. AT s
o'clock begins the parade around the
hall of small wagons representing va
rious business houses, handsome
prize to go to the owner of the best
I decorated wagon. Christmas and post
! al souvenir cards will be on sale in
booths and near by you can mail them
in mail box. Another booth will con
tain the best home made candy, The
sale will comprise articles Of woman S
| handiwork and an endless variety of
useful and ornamental goods suitable
for holiday gifts. The affair promises
to be the most unique and interesting
4 entertainment given in Fair Haven in
quarter Of a century
With such a sudden drop in temper
AZURE and an Arctic wind bringing the
! coolest day of the season, attendance
al the churches was affected to some
extent yesterday Two candidates were
received into membership at East
Pearl street NJ e. church yesterday
morning, and there was one baptism:
and one person was received into the
| membership of the Grand avenue Bap-
tist church at the communion service
This evening at their meeting place.
A, Q. U. w hall rs Grand avenue, the
Quinnlpiac conclaye, No. 31S, of Hepta-
sophs, will meet and two candidates
will be initiated by the degree team
and two officers will be elected for the
ensuing year A request is made for
all Of the minstrel troupe to be pres
ent for rehearsal
Mr.. and Mrs. waldo Robinson and
daughters, Eleanor and Ruth, who
have been visiting over Thanksgiving
at the home of Mrs. Robinson's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs, Elford l. Nettleton,
ia IL Lloyd street, returned to their
| homo in Stamford yesterday.
Mrs. Melvin Poronto is visiting Fair
Haven relatives.
Instead of at the@regular time Tues
day evening the weekly prayer meeting
at the Grand avensie Baptist church
will be held this evening at 7:45
O'clock.
Mrs. Michael Malta and her infant
daughter are III with typhoid fever at
their home, 1855 Blatthley avenue. Miss
Hattie Kerwin is also Ill with typhoid
fever at the New Haven hospital. All
are reported doing well
At the East Pearl street church last
evening Miss Glover gave an interest
Ing address on mission work in China.
One Of the interesting gatherings of
Thanksgiving night was surprise
paid on Assistant Superintendent
Swan of the National Wire mill and
his family at their home, 70 Pardee
street. There were games, music and
dancing and a bountiful supper was
served.
After tramping some twenty miles or
so In the woods of North Guilford
and North Branford in a hunt for rae
coons, one animal was landed by a
rarty consisting of Alvin Nelson. Cliff |
ford Hubbard, w. s Beebe d. L. Pot
ter, W, P. Hubbard and G. I. Graham.
j. c. Andrews Is i'll with typhoid .
fever at his home in Blatchley avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Cohane of Wool
sey street are rejoicing over the birth
OF son.
An account Of Rev c. G. Smiths SER
mon yesterday forenoon at Grand ave
nue. Baptist church, appears in another