The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-31
FAIR HAVEN NOTES.

The various steps In the settlement
of the affairs of the National Wire cor
pcration are being watched with inter
est in this section Of the city, where
the big plant is located, as everybody
hereabouts is anxious to see the busi-
mess started up again and run success
fully. The information to the effect
that a financler is in the city who Is
anxious to gain control of the property
and reopen it, will be learned with sat
isfaction. The plant has now been clos
ed several months and it has had its
effect in bushes way in Fair Haven.
If the plant is started some Of the
families who moved away will return,
and others will locate here, as several
hundred men will again be employed.
, 1t is understood that those now in
charge of the property are In favor of
disposing of 1t with as little delay as
possible.
The official board Of the East Pearl
street M. E. church held its monthly
meeting Monday evening. Rev. -. G..
Tular presided and Elmer Howard
was the clerk. Routine business was
transacted and bills for the month
were approved 1t was voted to give
the pastor months vacation. va
cotton of one month was also granted
to the deaconess, Miss Harriet Griggs,
who will go to her home in Pennsyl-
vania during the month Of August.
Owing to the fact that they could
not get hotel accommodations in Bos-
ton for last night, owing to the crowds
there for Old Home week, MIR and
Mrs. Walter S. Bishop and Miss Grace
Bishop did not leave yesterday They
will start early to-day and will sail
this morning on the steamer Republic
for Liverpool.
Complaints have been made to the
Fair Haven East police that many
men and boys have been helping them
selves to vegetables in the gardens and
the losses have been considerable. IT
| Is large territory for the small force
in the borough to cover, but 1t Is not
believed the board of government will
put on any extra police this year.
| A party of about twenty-five ladies
from the Grand avenue Baptist church
recently paid a visit to Mrs. George
Loveland at her cottage at Summer is
| land A fine dinner was served and
| the day at the shore was much enjoy
ed by all who went.
For the month of August the Rice
cottage at Mansfield Grove has been
| engaged by party of men. Among
those who will go Thursday are John
G. Hurd, Arthur Bradley and Frederic
Bradley and others will go down later.
Quinnipiao oonclave Of Heptasophs
will hold its meeting next Monday
night at IA. o. u w. hail, 20 Grand
avenue. At this meeting 1t is expected
that A. w. Odenkirchen will be initlat-
ed and members who were in the FAM
GUS minstrel company will be there in
| full force to welcome him into the or
der That means, of course, that there
will be an evening of song. Captain
Alderman will provide supper and
the evening promises to be interesting
and entertaining to all members who
attend.
| Miss Florence Downes of Quinnipiac
avenue is stopping at Lyme for few
days
Mrs. George Parkington of Grand
avenue leaves Saturday for Denver on
a visit to her son, Frank Parkington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus B. Hemingway
of Grand avenue have returned from
New York
Albert F. Bishop, of Grand avenue,
has returned from trip to Grand
lLake, northern Maine, and has had
some fine fishing, catching salmon and
trout.
Henry Mozealous, a teacher in Bos-
ton, is visiting his parents on the east
side,
DR. Robbins has new auto.
Mrs. John F. Hemingway has gone to
bethlehem, n. II.
Mrs. Willet A. Hemingway and