The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-27
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
 ACROSS THE RIVER.

Superintendent Graves Institutes a Banking System at Strong School and
 Pupils Are Taking Great Interest in
 It-CItlzens Complain of the Con-
 dition of Lexington Avenue-Lodge,
 Social and Personal News.
 A Fair Haven tennis team consisting of Blinn and Ball went to Short Beach Tuesday afternoon and played team consisting of Ritter and Betcher, and won all the sets. The scores were 6-1 6-2, 6-1, 6-1 and so. The Fair Haven team would like to have their friends ulay return match on the Windemere grounds.
 The funeral of Robert A., son of AL bert and Emeline S. Storer, will be held this evening at 8 o'clock at his late home, 207 Grand avenue, and the re- mains will be taken to-morrow to Weld, Maine, for burial. His age was twenty two years and he was a native of Maine He graduated at the Strong school in 1902 and was a senior at the Boardman school, For several years his health had been poor, but he bore his suffer ings with great fortitude He leaves besides his parents, a sister, Mrs Carl B. Ives.
 Under the direction of Superintendent Graves quite banking business is be- ing done among the pupils of the Strong district The young depositors bring their money to the office at the Strong school and each has bank book, all the cash being then deposited in the Connecticut Savings bank, Up to June 30 there were forty-four depostors and nbout $100 deposited. At the end of the third week of the present school year nearly $50 had been deposited, room 10 of Woolsey having sent in $5 yesterday. One girl in the fourth grade, who began making deposits in April, now has $26 to her credit.
 Unclaimed letters at Station A last evening were addressed to George Ben nett, Mrs. L. P. Dutch, Miss Florence B. Howland, Miss Grace Houghton and Frank Madison.
 Among those attending the Guilford fair yesterday were Mrs. Arthur Hall, Miss Harriet Skinner and A. J. Weld. George Rolf drove down his fine pair Of white trotters.
 Mrs Samuel R. Blatchley, of Grand avenue, has returned from the White Mountains.
 The Quinnipiac Hose company will have drill tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock
 W. A. woodward and others have pe- titioned for two new streets in the Eff teenth ward They are to be called John stret and Park lane and will run between Townsend and Woodward ave- nues.
 R, H. Dill and family, of Townsend avenue, have removed to Seattle, Wash ington.
 water street, are visiting in Guilford for a few days.
 Minotte smith is very i'll at his home on Oxford street.
 At A. o. U. w. hall tomorrow even ing the members of Columbia temple of tbe Golden Eagle, will have whist at which several fine prizes will be awarded
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Turner have moved from Grafton street to Quinni- piac avenue.
 little daughter, who bears the name Marguerite. has arrived at the nome ol Attorney and Mrs Ernest l.. Averill
 Miss Edith Groot. who has been vlslt' ing at Morris Cove, returned to ProVl- dence yesterday. a.o.
 Miss Lizzie Keenan, of James street has returned from pleasant stay d' Pine Orchard. -..4 ,,,oo ro
 Miss M. Lynch, ot PecK street. ha9 i0- turned from Stony Creek ,..
 While East Grand avenue has been been put in fine shape by the pubic public W6reS 6rH, Ilapda,,ad with crushed stone, the resi-, dents are complaining of the condition niuiot of Lexington avenue and Isa6 MglGe ssrsst preat 5aei Jiae b1 teams in avoiding the steer pitch the o,ffee avenue sadns on Streets tG 'ei Heignts gso,,eI,l ne s,overnment T will doubtless campeign cag oeLgS for ? this other much needed t improvement until it is gEantGsd, sG wiff iGI these streets should be hrdeneu WILL
 castle of sorrow was held by tR' members of Columbia castle, K. U. h' af it's meeting Tuesday evening Tn mem, nrv of the late Charles T. Jones, wn( was its trustee for many years, ysars,,. 4,ar' pes Chief Dixon presided and refnarKs TX n. wert ' made by several membrs and by pr. J 75i''J W Burke, who represented the granc lodge, Grand Vice-Chief Goodwin was among the visitors