The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-07
LATEST FAIR HA7EN NEWS
MIR. AND MRS w. j. BURKE TO
RESIDE IN BOSTON

Funeral of Lloyd w, COhee to be Held
To-day-Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bree
Celebrate silver Wedding--Mr. and
Mrs. L. L. Adler Move to Short Beach
Graduation Exercises of Strong
School This Friday--other Briefs.
Local marketmen are discussing the
project of closing Thursday afternoons
during July ara August.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Burke after
their wedding tour will reside in new
ly furnished home in Boston, where the
groom resides. They were married yes
terday at st. Francis church. The
bride was Miss Catherine L. Murphy,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick For
an of Al Maltby place.
This evening Mrs. Kate Preston will
give a pupils recital at her home, 1877
The funeral of Lloyd w, son of Pa
trolman and Mrs. Alonzo Cohee, who
was drowned Tuesday evening, will be
held at his parents residence this aft
ernoon at o'clock rs Woolsey street.
/ Schoolmates of the deceased in Room
/ s. Woolsey school, will be the bearers
We was in the ninth year of his age.
As previously stated, he was playing on
. barge at the rolling mill wharf on
Mill river, and when his hat fell off
he reached for it, and fell overheard,
The little son of the captain, who was
playing with him, instead of informing
him, rushed away to the boys home,
and gave his parents the information,
but on his return the boy was dead.
The body drifted under the barge and
it was necessary to remove the boat
before 1t was recovered.
AT their home, 259 Lloyd street, Mr.,
and Mrs. Dennis Bree celebrated their
silver wedding Tuesday evening, sever
al friends calling and bestowing some
fine gifts,
Recent frequent showers are having
the effect Of bringing along vegetation
finely. A little more sun just now
would be well for the crops. The rains
would have ensured fine hay crop.
MI. and Mrs. L. l.. Adler removed
yesterday from their home In Green
street to Clark avenue, Short Beach.
They have occupied the Jefferson cot
tage several seasons. Mr.. Adler, who
is the well-known Grand avenue naer-
chant, states that for severay years he
took his vacation in the Catskills, but
he likes Short Beach just as Well and
is able to come to his placeof business
every day.
Graduation exercises Of the class OF
'c6, Strong Grammar school, will be held
in Granniss hall, on the afternoon Of
\ Friday, June. o. The address will be
4 delivered by Superintendent Beede anG
there will be class song, chortlses
presentation of the class picture to the
school, presentation OF the Granniss
medal and other exercises. The class
histories and prophecies will be deliver
ed some afternoon preceding gradua
ton, when the pupils will Fave thell
annual picnic at the shore, probably
: Momauguiit,
Flag day next Thursday June Ia, viii
be observed to some extent in the loca
; schools, with decorations of the nag
some recitatlons and patriotic music
At Strong school, the exercises to TAX
place in several of the rooms will TAX
place In the morning.
F Howard F. North died yesterda.
.. at the home OF his parents, Mr. ant
Mrs. Edward G. North, 270 Exchang
: street. The sketch of his career viii
be found in another column.
The funeral of Mamie, wife of Georg
Straley, whose remains were brough
here from Lisbon will be held this aft
: ernoon at o'clock at the home of he
| brother, Herbert e. Kanahan, IS
Lenox street Rev. Charles G. Smtt1
will officiate, and the burial will be i
the East Haven cemetery,
The meetings Of the Mems club o
the Grand Ave Congregational churc
have been suspended for the summer
hut will occur again in the fall. 1t
! intended during the year to hold meet
y ings each month, and it is proposed t
have three or four public meetings l.
) the church in place of the usual Sun
day night service.