The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-15
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
FAIR HAVENERS TO WALLTEG-
 FORD MASONIC LVLNT
Tar walk Industry on the Jump--In-
 spector of Walks COmpeIs Repairs- Robert Latta Injured by FaII-Many
on acations-Uncluimed Letters.

Robert Latta Injured by FaII-Nany
 on VacatiOns-Unclaimed Letters.
 A large number of Fair Haveners will go to Wallingford to-day to at- tend the eleventh anniversary of the founding of the Masonic home, Adel- phi lodge always has a large repre- sentation at these events, and the local Masons and their friends will not miss this one. There will be no special cars, but the fare on the steam road will be thirty-five cents for the round trip. Parties are expected to bring baskets, although the ladies of the Eastern Star at Wallingford will fur nish lunches for twenty-five cents. Coffee will be served free.
 Miss w. Woliver of Second avenue and Miss Anna Huband of 912 Ex- change street are visiting in New York and Philadelphia.
 Fred Kelley of James street has re- turned from few days visit in New York.
 Frank Watson of Hartford is the guest of Mrs. Wilson of 157 Clay street.
 Miss Josephine Laden of Ferry street with Miss Mary Bree and Miss Kittie Roach are spending two weeks at h. dian Neck
 Rev George A. Alcott who, with his family, are enjoying a vacation In Danielson, is expected to return the last of this week.
 Unclaimed letters at Station A are advertised as follows: Mrs. Edward Gammidge, W. s. Gould, Miss Patter- son, care of R. A. Rainy A. D. Rupp, Miss Mabel Smith. Miss Lollie Smith
 Miss Margaret Higgins of Boston Is being entertained by Miss Kittte Moore of State street.
 Robert Latta, twelve years old. of 799 Pine street, fell from an apple tree near the corner of Grafton street and Clinton avenue Monday afternoon and broke both bones In his left forearm. He Is reported as doing nicely.
 Florence and Ruby Steele of Bristol, Conn, are the guests of MT. and Mrs J. A, Ryals, 1457 Quinnipiac avenue.
 Mrs. Mary A. Diehl of West Phila- delphia is visiting Mir and Mrs. H. ". Santry of Lloyd street,
 Mrs. Susan E. Blatchley and family of 219 Blatchley avenue and Jacob E. Blatchley and family of S67 Ferry street are spending two weeks at Short Beach
 George Clark, jr, of Grafton street | is spending a ten days vacation at Greenport, l.. I.
 Mrs. Maude Murphy and daughter of 210 Exchange street have gone to Bug zards Bay, Mass, for two weeks stay. df The Misses Killian of 40S Blatchley avenue and Miss Jennie Ford are at Highland Lake, Winsted, for ten days MT. and Mrs. Andrew Cummings and family of New York city have returned after spending few days with MT. and Mrs George J. Rondeau of 169 Chatham street
 John Brown of Quinnipiac avene has returned from Saratoga, having spent week witnessing tho races. There is, just now, a boom in the tar walk trade in thls section, owing to the appearance of the sidewalk inspect ors, who are compelling the owners of property to repair their walks if out of condition. There seems to be some criticism on the part of many that the condition of some walks are overlook ed, and one that is cited is the side- walk on Pine street in the rear of the Fair Haven Union cemetery, whcih is also designated as sand bank. It Is well thatthe inspectors order repairs where needed, but it is believed that no paritality should be shown.
 Joseph J. Parry of Lenox street is enjoying his vacation at Staten Island
 Mrs. Sullivan and daughter of Blatchley avenue are enjoying a vaca- tion at Millerton, N. Y.