The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-12
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
LARGE REPENTANCE AT FU-
 NERAL OBS. D. BRADLEY.

Floral Tribuet, Were Many-Fair Ha-
 ven Well Represented at N, B. 0. P.
 Baker Bush Prepares Extra Lot of
 Hot Cross Buns-Rev. B. c. TuIIar
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 There was very large attendance at the funeral of Stephen D. Bradley at his late residence, 7S Grand avenue yesterday afternoon. The services were in charge of Rev. R. E. Brown, pastor of Pilgrim church, where the deceased had attended for so many years. The quartette from the Center church, cons sisting of Miss May Loveridge Robbins, soprano; Miss Madge Roberts, contral- to; W. s. Moyle, tenor and w. E. Nor gan Passo, sang the selections, Cross ing the Bar" Lead Kindly Light" Happy Day" and Asleep in Jesus" MT. Brown spoke in high terms of the departed. He referred to his long resi- dence in this part of the city, to his excellence as a citizen and one who was respected by all who knew him. There was large number of beauti- full floral pieces including the follow ing: Wreath, MT. and Mrs. c. B. Bray; cluster of Easter lilies, MT and Mrs. Leroy Kirkham; galax leaves and vio- lets, Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Clark; wreath of violets and 100 Easter lilies, from the daughter of the deceased, Mrs. Kettle Bradley Kelly of Brooklyn; shower boquet of Easter lilies Mrs. Samuel Bassett and Mrs. May Lewis; shower boquet purple hyacinths, MT. and Mrs. Bayard Plerpont, wreath of pink roses MT. and Mrs. H. A. Kelly of Brooklyn, wreath of violets and lilies, Mrs. J. c. Bradley and Miss Jo- sephlne Bradlef. Polar Star lodge, I. o. o. F., of which the deceased was one of the older members, was represent cd by a delegation. The interment was in the Fair Haven cemetery. The bear CTS were nejhews of the deceasel-Wil- let Hemingway, George C. Bradley, c. F. Bray, R. o. Eaton, William Granniss and Leroy Kirkham.
 Myrtle chapter No. 6, o. E. S., will hold it's regular meeting this evenine in Masonic hall. Prior to the meeting the regular supper will be served and a large attendance is expected.
 Mrs. Fanny Wedmore of Brooklyn is the guest of Mrs. Meserva Wedmore of East Grand avenue.
 Three days in which rain has fallen has rendered this week anfthing but pleasant.
 At the annual meeting of the Grand lodge, N. E o. F., held at Odd Fellows hall, Crown street, yesterday Fort Hale lodge was represented by several past wardens. Sister Casey was among the past wardens in thetclass that were installed as new members of the Grand lodge. Alderman s. w. Langley of BlatchIey avenue was one of the grand officers.
 Frank P. Taylor of Fair Haven, su- preme secretary of the Fraternal Ben eft league, was reelected at the bien- nial meeting held in this city Tuesday. The East Rock couneilaof Fair Haven shows a large increase iis membership for the past year, and has an enroll ment of about 125.
 Quinnipiae. park is cling slicked up The greensward has been raked and Is now being rolled. It is a pity the city would not replace the liberty pole that was shattered by lightning several years ago. yIE
 The murder of JosRph p. Jennings | has caused considerable excitemhnt in East Haven; The funeral will be at tended at the residence of his daugh- ter, Mrs. Charles Crockett Laurel street, in that village, this morning at | 10 o'clock. It is expected there will be a large attendance.
 At the whist given by QuinAipiac Hose company Tuesday evening prizes were awarded to Mrs. Frahlich, John Hotchklss, Hobart Howard and Herbert | Clogston.
 There was a large attendance at the Lenten services at St. Francis church | last evening. The sermon was dellv- cred by the Rev. Father Baker, Last evening the regular meeting of | Perseverance council, D. of L., was held | at its lodge room.
 c, H. Bush, the Grand avenue baker, will bake 200 dozen hot cross buns to- day to meet the demand for Good Fri | day.
 Rev. D. c. Tular has been reap pointed pastor of the East Pearl Street M. E church as was expected and will return from the conference to-day and preach in his pulpit as usual Easter l Sunday.
 Rev. w. r. Pruner, is appointed to St. Andrews s church, succeeding Rev. Mar l tin Lepley who goes to Waterbury. MT. Pruner was pastor of the church at Rocky Hill in 1S99-19OO, at Waterbury the year following and since that time he has preached at Center Moriehes, Long Island aF
 A whist will be given at the home of Mrs. Jeanette Holloway, 215 Lloyd street by Miss Josephine Maher's cir cle for the benefit of the rectory fund of St. Mary's church Wednesday, April | IS, Russell Cavanaugh of New York is visiting his grandparents Colonel and Mrs. T. F. Callahan of Blatchley ave- nue.
 The Ladies guild of Pilgrim church served supper in the chapel last even- ing,
 MT. and Mrs. E. J. Whitehead have returned from Florida.
 l Miss Marion Morris of Clintcn ave-