The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-01


 Repairs will be made to-day to the overhead work at East Chapel street bridge and beginning at @. m., Lighthouse and Branford cars will run via Ferry and Grand avenue and shut tie cars will run from each end of the bridge. It is expected that the new work will be completed by evening. A few evenings ago a very enjoy- able surprise party was rendered Miss Margaret Fogarty at her home, 50 Far- ren avenue. There was watermelon cut, vocal and instrumental music, games and a lunch was served. At the home of MT. and Mrs. Jenn- ings. fin Quinnipiac avenue, their daughter, Elizabeth K., was united in Marriage to Howard W. Melrose of New Jersey, Sunday evening. Rev. MT. Tompkins of New York officiating.
 William McDaniels, who has been vis- iting relatives, has returned to the Sal | lors' Snug harbor.
 N. s. Tanner has returned from Min neapolis
 A surprise party was tendered Miss Lulu Brown at her home in Exchange street, Saturday evening.
 James Wilkinson and Frank Cronan are visiting in New York.
 The marriage of Miss Ethel Adams of Grand avenue to Richard Simpson of Arnot, Pa, will take place October IS. The political pot Is boiling and quite a, little missionary work is being done for the benefit of candidates. Yesterday some of the candidates be- gan sending out pastors and printed appeals to vote for them. According to all accounts, affairs are consider ably mixed in this election and in some of the offices 1t looks like any, body's race. The republicans hardly ever carry the Twelfth ward and Friend H. Francis, the candidate nom mated for alderman, Is not very confl- dent of carrying the ward. Mir. Fran eis has been nominated several times l for alderman and if he Is defeated he will not be greatly surprised when the odds are so strong against him. He is an old soldier, belonging to several fraternities and not a few democrats will vote for him.
 Almon Kellogg, of Quinnipiae ave- nue, clerk in the Second National bank, has just returned after a months trip to Mexico. He went down to visit his brother, Harold Kellogg, who is a civil engineer directing the building of a reservoir. Mr. Kellogg has come home much improved phys ieally, and reports having had an en- | joyable time on his first visit to Mex ico He reports that his brother is doing we'll and likes the country very l much.
 R.. c. Davis started Saturday for New Brunswick. This is his annual hunting trip, and he expects to get several deer and possibly bear or two.
 Soon after MT. Davis return, he will move from Quinnipiac avenue to Fair Haven Heights, having bought the residence in Sherland avenue belonging to the late Frederick Fiske, real estate agent of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad. This house was formerly occupied by Henry Smith.
 Burgess Harry Leigh is out again af- ter a ten days illness. MT Leigh ex- poets to be able to attend the October meeting of the Fair Haven East gov. ernment, which will have some new enterprises to consider.
 Mrs. B. H. Crawford of East Pear street, leaves to-day for the James. town exposition.
 w. A. Hemingway and family o Quinnipiac avenue, are visiting tht family of Mrs. Hemingway's brother H. Lee Mallory, of Brooklyn.
 Clifford Roberts, who has visited hi! parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. K. Roberts for several days, leaves tomorrow or his return to Lynchburg, Va. MT Roberts is experimenting engineer fol the Norfolk and Western railroad or important construction work ad has hil headquarters at Lynchhurg.
 Morris J. Cain, A. E. Ludington an, J. E. Mclaughlin, letter carriers a Station A, are back from their vacation and are again on their routes William