The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-11
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
 ACROSS THE RIVER.

PatroIman Powers Building sharpIe
 Flats Beat Leans at Carpet Bowls
 Very Low Tide Yesterday-Strong
 School Pupils Raised s8O-Church,
 Lodge, Social and Personal Notes.
 There was a large attendance yes terday afternoon at the funeral of Da- vid N. Hanselpacker, held at his late home, 6S Woolsey street. Rev. Charles c, Smith of1ciated, assisted by Rev. pr. Ford, of the Olivet Baptist church. There were a dozen or more beautiful floral pieces from relatives and friends. The interment was in East Haven and the bearers were c. G. Ames, Peter Ja- cobson and Messrs. Hall, Corcoran, Leighton and Mott.
 Patrolman Bowers is building large sharpie at his home in Atwater street, assisted by his father The boat is forty-three feet long and will be driven l by a twelve-horse gasoline engine. Ex- Police Sergeant Albert Bradley has sold a sixteen-foot sharpie that he built last year and which has never been launched. The boat was bought by Patrolman Hunt MT. Bradley is quite a sharpie builder, having built fourteen in all The largest boat he constructed ] is the Loretta, Coleman, owned by Cap \ tain John Coleman. This boat is forty- three feet long and Is one of the largest boats of this class in NewtHaven. After the regular meeting of Colum- bia castle, K G. E., Tuesday evening, there was much sport in a game of ! carpet bowls between the fats and the leans. The fats, explained by Miles J. Barnes, beat the leans, explained by Charles Bruse, by the score of 15 to 1S. :. Columbia castle No. 2, Ladies of the Golden Eagle, will have a masquerade party at A. o. U. w. halL 25 Grand avenue, tomorrow evening, and the members of Columbia castle, K. c. E., of which the temple is branch, are invited. After the dance there will be a banquet It is expected that there will be large attendance and that the affair will prove great success.
 There will be no probationers' meet ing Saturday afternoon at the East Pearl Street M E. church, owing to the absence of the pastor, who Is attend- ing conference. The prayer meeting Tuesday evening was led by the dea- coness, Miss Griggs.
 There was very low tide yesterday afternoon, following the storm, and many clamdiggers took advantage of the same to get baskets of the bi- valves
 The profits from the entertainment lgiven in Granniss hall by the pupils of lStrong school last week netted the sum of 800, The management feels much pleased over the grand success of this affair.
 The pupils of the public schools com plain that they are not having very pleasant weather for their vacation, as there have been three days of storm.
 On Thursday evening of next week Mrs Thomas Nolan will give a whist
 at her home, S96 Grand avenue, for St : AnthoAy's guild.
 Mrs. Bernstein, of Grand avenue, has t returned after a pleasant visit in Pitts - fields
 I At the entertainment of the Ladies Iauxillary of the annex fire department
 for Friday and Saturday, there will bt
 matinee Saturday for women and
 children, at which a masquerade carni-
 val will be feature.
 The regular meeting of Perseverance,
 council, D. of L., was held last evening f at A. o. U. w. hall.
 Thomas Welch, of Boston, is visiting
 his sister, Mrs. Splaine, of BlatchleS
 avenue.
 Mrs. James Kennedy has removed . from POI East Chapel street to 1O7 Pop . lar street.
 . The estate of the late Harvey F s Hemingway has sold to Frederic De e Loy farm of 100 acres and the live d stock on the same, located in Foxon z MT. DeLoy has lived on the farm fo n several years.
 s The members of the Quinnipiac Hos Il company have been discussing a plal .- to make an excursion by rail to Ne7 r. London during @Old HomeD week, bu
 no decision has been reached.