The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-10
LATEST FAIR HA4EB NEVIS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM ACROSS THE RIVER,

to Attend American Institute of In-
 structiOn-CoIumbia Castle, K. of G.
 E. to Install officers This Evening" Personal Items.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick s. Klebort of Columbiaville, Mich, are visiting the family of William M Broadway of At water street. Mr. Klebort's son, Clar- ence Klebort of Hartford, came down on visit over the Sabbath.
 Sherman I. Graves, principal of the Strong school, is down from Maine, whre he is spending his vacation, to attend the American Institute of In- struction, which opened at Woolsey hall last evening. Mir Graves Is chair man of the bureau of information, and opened that department in the rotunda of Woolsey hall yesterday.
 Mrs. F. W. J. Sizer of Fair Haven heights, arrived at Queenstown early Saturday evening from New York. She will make tour of Europe, returning in September.
 Louis l.. Bradley, with the Reynolds company, who resides at 2l6 Grand ave- nue, Is having his vacation.
 Rev. E. c. Tullar goes to Plainville camp meeting grounds Thursday to of- ficiate at the opening of the Connecti- cut Chautauqua assembly. MT. Tullar is vice president, and has charge at the Bible hour each morning He says that the assembly has an attendance varying from 400 to 700. The cottage of the East Pearl Street M. E. church. will be open during the assembly, and at the camp meeting that follows, and several from here will live at the cot tage during their stay. Several players of the Windmere Tennis club began playing on the grounds yesterday morning at 4:80, but could not finish the game owing to the rain
 William McDaniels of the Sailors Snug harbor is visiting Frank Bradley of Exchange street. Miss Helen D. Meickle of SS East Grand avenue has gone to New Jersey for a stay of two weeks. John Schwanfelder, clerk at the Booth market, has gone to Mantle camp with the Light guard, of which he Is a member.
 During the shutting down of the mill of the New Haven Iron and Steel com pany, George I. Sturges is staying at his cottage at Indian Neck, coming up to the city occasionally on his launch.
 ID. c. Rowe has his sharpie, Edith, equipped with powerful gasolene en- zine. The sharpie was flyer when un- der sail, and is doing equally well as power boat.
 Columbia castle, No. 9, Knights of the 1 Golden Eagle, will install officers this evening, and the members of Columbia | temple have been invited to attend. This is the first time the temple has been invited to attend the castle meet | ing After installation refreshments will be served.
 Mir. and Mrs. Kenyon and family of Yonkers, N. Y, are visiting Mrs. Ken yon's father, William Davis of Quinni- piae avenue.
 Officer George A. Cook of the east side constabulary started on his vaea- ton yesterday, which he will spend in Canaan. During his absence Super numerary Stanley Gilbert will act in his place fg
 Seldom is there an arrest on the east side made in the day time, but yester- day afternoon Officer Mack sent into Grand avenue precinct man who was intoxicated.
 The merry -go-round recently erected in Grand avenue on the open lot at the chad of Haven street, attracts many juveniles in the evening,
 Mir. and Mrs, A. Merwin Gray and child of Hartford are visiting Mrs. Grays mother, Mrs. Lester P. Mallory of Lexington avenue Fillmore s. Wade of Welcome street is visiting his son, George Wade, of Boston. | Miss Inez Brockway of Atwater street, accompanied by her visitors, Mir. and Mrs. Klebort, went to Watch Hill, Rhode Island, Saturday where her fa- ther, MT. Broadway, is in business dur ing the summer.
 c. D. Manwaring of East Pearl street is spending his vacation with relatives in Mains,
 Workmen were busy yesterday trying to remedy matters down at the dock of r. Mansfield & Sons, at the rear of Qufnnipiac avenue, where the 100-foot wharfage with it's burden of oyster shells slid int othe river Saturday, It is estimated that it will cost nearly S2,500 to rebuild the wharf. There wers 9O,000 bushels of shells on the wharf awaiting transportation out to the sound, and the caving of the shell heap caved in the dock. After the shells are removed the wharf will be repaired. William A. Warner and family of Clinton avenue have gone to Blue Mountain lake in the Adirondacks.
 Miss May Nettleton entertained her pupils at her home in Lloyd street Saturday.
 The Misses Rose and Minnie Graham of Chapel street are spending their va cation in Brooklyn.
 Rev D. c. Tullar took two group pictures of the members of the Sea- ! wood club, at their outing Fourth of July, and thy ar now ready for in- spection. The club was grouped in front of the house of John 8. Sanford, East Pearl street, when the photo- graphs were taken.
 MT. and Mrs J. Huband of Exchange street are entertaining Brooklyn friends.
 Miss Mary Shugrue of Perkins street Is visiting in New Yorf.
 Miss Katherine Moore of Ferry street is visiting in New Britain.