The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-16
FAIR HAVEN.

The Rev. Robert P. Brown, pastor of Pilgrim church, was asked last even- ing why 1t was that he did not bring back a big string of ducks as a result of his recent hunting trip on Cape Cod. MT Brown is known as an expert hunt CT and fisherman and when he went away this paper said that he knew where the ducks were and would bring back big string. Well, as a matter of fact, the ducks were not there," re- piled Mir Brown. Tt was simply a case where the birds were not to be found. Dr. Haynes of the United church and myself made a trip to Har- wich, where MT. Haynes. has a fine shooting stand, one of the finest in the state. He also has 25 tame geese-for- merly wild geese-which he uses as de- coys. We expected to get some ducks, but 1t proved an off week for the birds. The shooting stand is on a lake sev- eral miles inland have had great fishing on that lake" Asked further if he had not had some big duck hunt ing in the northwest Mir Brown said: "Oh, yes. I resided for six years in Manitoba and there is great duck hunt ing up there. Manitoba is getting to be great agricultural region and promises yet to be the granary of the American continent"
 Tickets have been issued for the stag pinochle party which the Quinnipiao Hose company is to have in the engine house in East Grand avenue on the evening of Nov. 26. It is expected that there will be about 15 tables of play CTS and some handsome prizes will be offered.
 The two nights entertainment held under the auspices of St. Roses parish at the engine house in Forbes avenue Wednesday and Thursday were large ly attended. There was an interesting entertainment each evening, preceded by supper and the parish must have made a handsome sum for it's build ing fund
 Esther Griswold, years of age, daughter of MT. and Mrs Frederick Griswold, who was burned while play ing with matches at her home in Quin- nipiac avenue was reported to be get ing along nicely last evening. The girl has some painful burns, but they are not serious.
 Live Oak council is planning for a ladies night at A. 0. U. w. hall, 25 Grand avenue, Dec. 12 There will be an interesting entertainment, The af- fair will be given under the direction of the social committee.
 R. O. Eaton of Montowese is getting ready for a minstrab show to be given in North Haven, town hall early in January. One of these entertainments which he arranged last year was a great success.
 A young mems Bible class has just been organized at the East Pearl Street NJ. E. church and e.. A. Towner is the leader Frank Chipfban the secretary and c. II, Allen tieAsurer The class started with eight members and now there are IS.
 Mrs. N. W. Kendall of Kenmore, !" East Haven, will open her house on Wednesday evening next for whist for the benefit of tho Elm City branch of the Tribune Suashipe, society There are to be 75 tables ofeplayers, 300 cards having been issued, Qn3the committee assisting Mrs. Kendall are Mrs. r. H. Brereton, Mrs. Frank c. Bushnell and Mrs. F. R. Walker, Assisting, too, will be Miss Agnes Hall Mrs. Arthur John son, Mrs. Alice Booth Mrs. Frank Woodruff, Mrs. Thomas J. Wyre, Mrs F. F. Knous Mrs George Maycock and Mrs. F IT. Brown
 Al the Grand Avenue Baptist church Sunday morning, the pastor Rev Chas q. Smith, will preach Tn the morning at 10.30 on "The Sixth Beatitude," and in inc evening his subject will be Royal Manhood"
 Rev. Robert E. Brown of the Pilgrim church will preach Sunday morning on "Redufsites of the Lord"
 The special offering at the Grand Avenue Congregational church Sunday morning will be for the ministerial re-