The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-18
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS.
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the Rev. aIr. Tullar Has Been Re-
 appointed to Church-ConsoIidated
 Railroad to Build New Boilers and
 Engines-Church, Lodge, Social and
 Personal News.
 The cool weather of this month has prevented the usual enthusiasm in baseball, although several small clubs have been formed and number of the old clubs reorganized The Bennctts' are doing very well, having defeated | the high school team, the latter having defeated the Yale freshmen, all of which speaks pretty we11 for the Ben netts This is likely to be the strongest Fair Haven team in the field this sea i son. Two years ago the strong East Side team did exceilen... work and stood 1 high in the baseball calendar; but its troubles with the league, in which the members felt that they were not accord | ed very fair treatment was against its reorganization. This team had some very strong players, but number of them have joined other clubs, and so have other good players. It has been thought by many lovers of the game that Fair Haven should have a good representative team, as it had in years past. There are a number of good play CTS remaining and with the right sort of enthusiasm 1t is believed that strong Fair Haven tea mcould be put into the field.
 Since the establishment of the box shop and the starting up for rnanufac- turing of the old Housatonic factory both in Blatchley avenue, north of J Grand, that locality has been looking up as a residential quarter and there has been a good demand for tenements. It was reported last evening that eigll- 1 teen tenements wero soon to be built in Lombard street. or the Immediate vi- cinity, Moorhead & Donnelly, as al- ready mentioned, are to build three twofamiIy houses. one of which is well along already. If these tenements are all built, as reported, they wont be very long lacking for tenants. With the en- largement of the Housatonic plant now in progress, an additional number of men will be employed there. That's get ting to be quite an important section of the city.
 There are f'ix names of candidates on the waiting list for membership in Home council, No. 10 Brotherhood of l,Relief. There is one vacancy caused by | y1 r assessment for Mir. sullivans death will soon be called by the treasurer, Charles 0. Francis. Tn two years this council has lost three members by death.
 Members of the East Pearl street M F. church are much pleased that their pastor, Rev. E. C. Tullar, has been re- appointed for another year; this will make four years of his pastorate here At St. Andrews church the people are also gratified that Rev. MT. Pruener is to return for his second year. This I church, also, gave a unanimous call for its pastors return.
 Mi. and Mrs. Sherman L Graves of Grand avenue are entertaining Mrs. M. A. Bearse of Suffield, who is attending the convention of the Woman,s Baptist Foreign Missionary society in this city. Her son is principal of the institute at l Suffield
 There have been quite large arrivals of coal at the Mill river wharves this week, five boats with about 15OO tons now discharging.
 A schooner came in and rnoored in Quinnipiac river off the sawmiII this week. with loss of maintonmast, which was knocked off in a gale while the vessel was coming up the coast from the south. The schooner has a cargo of hard pine lumber for the sawmin and the spar will be replaced before the craft makes another voyage.
 The Consolidated Railway company has placed contract with the Bigelow company to build four 7OO-horse power boilers for the power house in Grand avenue. Two big engines will also be added. LAn enlargement of the power house will be required to install this new machinery. The improvements will cost fully S150,OO0.
 MT. and Mrs Burton Winter of Lom- bard street have returned after a visit to friends in Milford
 Rev. william McNicoll who a few years ago was pastor of St. Andrews church, has been assigned to the Nau- gatuck M E. church for the coming year
 This evening at Republican han will take place the annual whist of Myrtle chapter O. E. S, of Fair Haven.
 Mr. and Mrs William Flynn of Blatchley avenue went to New York yesterday to attend a marriage.
 Mrs Fannie Wedmore of New York is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Min- erva Wedmore of the east side.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Kennedy have returned from their wedding tour ana are at their new home in Monroe stret.
 Many ladies of the Grand avenue Baptist church are attending the con vention of the Woman's Baptist For egn Missionary society now in session at Calvary Baptist church. At the luEcheon served at Calvary Baprist church Tuesday evening ladies from the Fair Haven church assisted in the en- tertainment. Quite a number of the delegates are being entertained in Fair Hayn.
 | Della McMahon has purchased of w. W, Miller the house and lot with S5 feet front in Fillmore street