The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11
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7AIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS
choos Open With large AtendanCe-Firemen Off for Long
 Isand-Mrs. G. w. Brown Dead
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IThe schools reopened yesterday, |th large attendance in nearly all |e rooms. At Strong school the at |ndance this term promises to be |out $50, which is nearly the ca- |city of the building, There is |'gely-increased attendance in the |gher grades. There are more tui- |n pupils than ever before. mostly bm North Haven and Montowese. |le number is about twenty. About thirty Fair Haven firemen Et this morning at 4 o'clock on the banner Ray for Huntington, Long ' land, to take part to-day in big sbmen's parade. The Fair Haven &egation is from the Annex fire de- rtment and the Quinnipiac Hose <npany. The firemen were antici- 5Eing a fine time,s as big preparations the entertainment of the visiting emen have been made by the Long Band firemen. The firemen are ex- &pted home this evening.
 &rhe death of Flora E., wife of orge w, Brown, took place yester-
 at her home, 156 Front street. s. Brown had been i'll about two lrs from consumption Her age twenty-eight years She was a live of Fair Haven and daughter Mrs. Anna and the late Frank HN rren. Besides her husband, she ves three children. Four broth also survive her. Her funeral be held tomorrow at the chapel Fair Haven cemetery.
 gang of men were at work yes- 2 lay in Grand avenue trimming the nches of the trees where they hang : VII over the trolley wires.
 w. Merrill, of 6 Pierpont street, Elerk in the Booth meat market, md avenue and Front street, is vis- g his parents in Springfield. His De in the market is being taken by n Swanfelder.
 he Ready Circle of Kings Daugh-
 of the East Pearl street M. E. rch will meet Friday at p. m., at home of Mrs. Edwin K. Slater, 22 Sins street.
 iss Elizabeth Kelly Miss Mollie and Miss Lois Male, left yester- to resume their studies at the Con-
 of Nortre Dame at Putnam.
 ni Ludington in speaking about oyster set yesterday, said that from tt he could learn it was not good in grounds on some grounds the vn showed up well, and .at other es 1t was poor. At Stony Creek a good set Is reported.
 yrtle Chapter, O. E. S., will serve per at Masonic hall, tomorrow, at block.
 e New Haven Ministers assocla-
 will hold it's monthly meeting at nd Avenue Baptist church next day morning, Dinner will be serv- the ladies of the church.
 J. Smith of East Chapel street
 to Jamaica, Long Island, yester-
 to attend the reunion of his regi- [. the 127th New York Volunteers
 McGregor of Hartford and for of Fair Haven, also attended the ion. This regiment went out under nand of Stewart l.. Woodford, who
 afterward promoted to general.
 and Mrs. M. Johnson of Lloyd
 t. on Sunday, gave a farewell in
 of their friend, Mrs. Frederick br, who leaves to-day for her ol6
 in Worcester. Mrs. Tower vii
 several brothers and sisters 1T
 ,achusetts, and will also go to Bal
 por.
 s. William F. Niles and Mis-;
 la Niles of Lenox street returned
 rday after visit with Mrs
 aunt, Mrs, Joseph Williams O
 View avenue, Cambridge, Mass Niles aunt was widowed abou
 months ago, her husband havins
 seized with apoplexy when sh,
 on visit to her nieces in Fail