The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-05
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
 ACROSS THE RIVER.

George c, Bradley's Mule on Exhibition
 at Orange Fair-RObert o. Eaton's
 Accident--Prospect of Contest Over
 Wills of Isaac and Nancy Mallory
 Other Items.
 George c. Bradley had his mule on exhibition at the Orange fair Labor day. A prize of $5 was offered to any one who would ride the animal, and while several made the attempt they didn't come within row of apple trees of riding the recalcitrant mule. Andy Black of East Grand avenue came the nearest to succeeding. how ever, and was given one dollar This exhibition created much sport.
 John H. Linsley of Welcome street recently purchased new four-cylinder auto, which is quite speedy.
 Robert o. Eaton of Montowese, dep uty dairy commissioner, is carrying his right arm in a sling. He fractured his arm few days ago while "cranking" his auto. Commissioner Eaton is get ting along nicely and can talk politics Just as well as ever.
 The sharpie which drifted ashore at Morris Cove Monday with half starv- ed dog on board was about the first shipWreck of the season on the east shore. The crew had abandoned the boat during the night, fearing to re- main on board owing to the storm.
 R. T. Warner has returned from Blue Mountain lake. His brother, William A, Warner and family, will remain at the lake for some time.
 Mrs August Goodman of Blatchley avenue and children have returned hay ing spent their vacation in Maine and New Hampshire.
 Moses F. Hope has returned from At lantio City.
 MT. and Mrs. Peter A. Hart of Pop lar street have been staying at Vest port,
 Mrs, Walter J. Walsh and children of Blatchley avenue have returned from iWnsted.
 MT. and Mrs. J, D. Cook of Blatch- ley avenue are at Saratoga.
 ]. J. Sullivan of Lloyd street is at South Birmingham Mass,
 Miss Kathryne Shanley of Exchange street has returned from Madison.
 Mrs. NJ. OKeefe of Clay street has been entertaining Miss Katherine Hol- lerln of Thompsonville.
 ! Miss Anna Carlson of Fillmore street has returned from Willimantic.
 Miss Katherine Malone of James street is the guest of relatives in Brook i lyn.
 Several launch parties were arrang- ed to go to Oyster Bay to attend the naval review Monday, but none from this place reached it's destination. Sev- eral started, but the more careful navi- gators deemed the weather too rough and did not start A party of dozen men and women started in Louis HathaWay's launch, but after getting down to the mouth of the harbor, the water was deemed too rough for SC small boat. Several got a good wet. ting from the heavy shower and there was seasickness, too and all these con. ditions were sufficient for the captain to turn back. There were many dis. appointed people in Fair Haven because they were unable to see the big maya review.
 There is prospect of contest ove, the wills of Isaac and Mary Mallory of Front street The wife died in De. cember and Mir. Mallory died last week and both were eighty-six years of age After some small bequests the residue of the estate of both, which is estimat ed at about $6000, is to be divided equally between St. James church ant the Masonic home at Wallingford James Ludington, Henry Ludingtor and Maria Bartlett nephews and { niece who each were bequeathed $25 are dissatisfied. Attorney David E ! Fitzgerald is their counsel, and he hat the hearing postponed in the probate court yesterday, so that he could in, vestigate the matter.
 The family of Dr. F. M. c. Hall o, Grand avenue have gone to Morris Cove for the month of September
 Mrs, F. M. Sherman and daughter Bveline, of Springfield, are visiting Mrs Sherman's brother, c. E. Bray o. Quinnipiac avenue.
 Paul Brown of 51 Perkins street has gone to Hotchkiss grove for the re. malnder of the mouth.
 Letter Carrier Alexander Ludingtor is away on his vacation and will visl Troy, N. Y.
 Mrs, James Johnston of 219 Lombard street. has returned from her vacation
 MT, and Mrs. Arthur Reeves ot Bridgeport, who have visited Mrs 1 Reeves parents, Mir and Mrs. J. T Hlllhouse, 388 Grand avenue, have re. turned
 Miss Carrie M. Chapman, who has spent part of her vacation at Lake Waccabuc, N. Y. visiting cousins, k at Cosey Beach this week visiting the ] Clinton family. Miss Chapman and Miss Carrie Augur were at Bristol ear. Her in the season. Miss Chapman will return and reopen her kindergarten school in Ferry street next week.
 Mrs Mary T. Jones, daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Doyle, 71 saltonstall avenue and Daniel F. Mack S1 Hallock street were married at St, Francis church Monday. Miss Mary McAyoy and 10. seph E. Murphy attended the couple Returning from their wedding toul they will reside in newly furnished home at 73 Saltonstall avenue. 1 pr. and Mrs. Budd of Grand avennf