The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-03
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
 ACROSS THE RIVER.

Wedding of Miss LOttie N. Bushnell and
 John Alexander POst--ChicISen and
 Fruit Thieves Are Busy-Fair Haven
 Children Persistent in Stealing Rides
 on the Trolley Cars-Deputy Regis-
 trars e-appointed-Annual Repair-
 ing of Chapel Street Brick Pavement
 All the Church, Lodge and Social
 News.
 A pretty wedding took place at thei home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Bates, 25 Atwater street, Wednesday afternoon, when Miss Lottie N, Bush- nell and John Alexander Post of Vest brook were united in marriage by Rev. Robert E. Brown of Pilgrim church. The ceremony was performed beneath an arch of palms and flowers, and Miss Edna Augur of North Haven presided at the piano. The brides gown was of white French lawn, with real lace and ribbon After the ceremony a recep- ton was held, but owing to the critical illness of a near relative, it was very quite and was confined to the imme- diate relatives, The grooms gift to the bride was a gold locket and chain, and another present to the couple was grand piano from the brides father. Mr. and Mrs. Post are enjoying a short wedding tour, after which they will re- side in their newly furnished home i'll Westbrook, Conn.
 Miss Florine Allderidge of New Brit ain is spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. Marie Dill of South Front street.
 Residents Of the east side are com plaining of depredations made by chicken and fruit thieves. The poul- try yard of John R. Smith of sherland avenue was entered on Tuesday night, and a bullet was taken. This is an annual affair in this section, and if the depredations continue some arrests will follow as the police of the borough have the matter in hand,
 James Clark of 21 Wolcott street is erecting a six-room one-family house on the lot adjoining his residence The contractor is working on the founda- tion, and when completed the wood work will be erected by J. E. Thorpe. The house when completed will cost $l,2OO, and will have all modern con- veniences.
 Anthony DeMatty has very much in- proved his building, corner of Grand avenue and East Pearl street, by erect ing a new front on the store occupied by Harry Lavietes
 selleck Bunnell, who is now about seventy years of age, has announced his intention of entering either the sol- dier's home or the Sailors Rest at lSnug Harbor. He has set next Mon day as the day for his departure, and at that time will decide which home he will enter
 1 Accidents will happen right along if the children who persist in stealing rides on the trolley cars do not stop the practice ''It seems to do no good to warn these Fair Haven children. J l said a conductor who runs Al" this sec- tion flor just as soon as1your back is turned these youngsters are on again" The police will, no doubt, have some of them turned over to them if they are caught
 Fred c, Williams, manager of the Polar Star Skating rink expects to tear down the stage and extend the present rink about 100 feet. This will make one of the finest rinks in this city when remodeled.
 The deputy registrars recently ap- pointed for the local wards are reap pointments, and are as follows, Dem ocratic, Eleventh, IF, w. Foley; Twelfth, Thomas J. Kane; Fourteenth Edward s. Ryan; Fifteenth, James H. Bradley; republican Eleventh, Herbert E. Merrill; Twelfth, Luzerne F Barnes; Fourteenth, Ira c. Fonda; Eff teenth, Edward w. Govesey.
 Belle Meigs of Wolcott street is vis- iting in Asbury Park, N. J.
 Mir and Mrs Beach of Wolcott street is visiting in Nova Scotia.