The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-13
Other Responses.
FAIR HAVEN NOTES.

At the recent annual borough meet ing Harry Leigh stated that if the electric lights were abolished enough could be saved in two years to build a new engine house. Some two years ago there was proposition discussed to build a new engine house down in Quinnipiac avenue, as 1t was deemed q better location than where the present engine house Is located, But Mir. Leigh's proposition to do away with the electric lights was not favored and the sentiment of those who discussed the matter was that more lights were needed, It was claimed that, with few CT lights, more police would be requlr- ed. In any event, nothing can be done about the lights at present, as the con tract has two years more to run.
 The savings bank at Strong school is proving a great incentive to the chil- dren to save their small change. Sew eral hundred dollars have been depos- tied during the present school year and 1t Is proposed to continue the plan for another year.
 | George E. Nelson has purchased of Jeremiah Donovan the lot twenty-five feet front, and buildings, at p Town send avenue.
 James J. Reynolds has purchased of Edward M. Clark two pieces om land, eighty feet and twenty feet, at Light house road, Morris Cove. ] Quite a crowd watched the removal of road-roller from a fiatcar at Grand and Railroad avenue Tuesday. It was necessary to build up an inclined plat form to run the heavy machine down to the street This road-roller is to be fused in laying the Prospect street pave ment.
 1 A ten-pound girl has put in an ap- pearance at the home of Mi. and Mrs. John Shugrue, of Poplar street. l It is safe to say that more couples are married at St. Francis church than in any church in this part of the city, One day the present month four couples were welded theFeE and last Sunday the names of six coIpleBiwh will soon be married were read there. ''s"TS | Work has been started on the new schoolhouse in Quinnipiac avenue, near Barnes avenue, and it will be pushed along rapidly, as it is planned to open 1.-the two school rooms in the fall This will save great deal of travel for quite a number of pupils who now att tend at the old Quinnipiac school | The oyster steamer Mildred is receiv- ling an overhauling at Pring'E boat yard
 { Elijah Ball, of East Pearl street, has sold his sailboat to Mir. Ludington, Of Meriden.
 Perseverance council, D. of L., held Tits regular meeting last evening at A. To. U. W. hall,
 On Wednesday, June i9, the marriage Iof Miss Elizabeth Londregan and James Caine will take place at St. Francis church.
 It is stated that Herbert L. Smith, former manager of the National Wire lcorporation, has received an offer to assume charge of one of the big mills of the United States Steel corporation in Illinois.
 Superintendent Mulvey has received a letter from Charles Auth, of New York, requesting that he be notified If
 the bodies of his brother-in-law and two companions, drowned by the cap sizing of the sloop Belle off South Nor walk June 2, are found. MT, Mulvey is requested to post the letter at Sta ton A.
 Timothy Heaney. of Chicago. is vis- lifting his mother at 92 James street.