The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-06
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS.
BLIZZ4RD PRLVENTS ST EAMERS
 FROM GOING OUT.

nipiac COncIRve Installed Officers
 Ladies of East Pearl Street NJ. E.
 Church Give Supper Tomorrow Night
 Large Increase in Membership of
 gationaI Church-RehearsaI of Min
 streI Troupe of Quinnipiac Canoe
 Club This Evening.
 The blizzard prevented any of the steamers going out of the river to the oyster beds yesterday. It was stated last night that if the storm abated by this morning that Lancraft Bros. steamer Amanda would break a chan nel in the river, so that bats could go out. Steamer Brown, which came in Monday from Narragansett bay. has discharged 1000 bushels of oysters for Lancraft Bros. The captain reports a good run up the coast, having arrived in this harbor just ahead of the bliz- gard. This steamer is loaded with 1000 bushels of oysters from the sound, which will be planted on the company S beds in Narragansett bay. This is rath- CT early for transporting oysters, but this company finds that the early planted stock thrives the best. The steamer will probably sail eastward to- day.
 The meeting of Quinnipiac conclave, No. S1S, I. o. H., was attended by fifty six members Monday night, and but for the storm probably 100 Heptasophs would have been present. Officers were installed, as stated yesterday, and after the meeting refreshments were served. This was the 3O1st meeting of this pop ular conclave. It now has a member ship of 245, and is live and widea- wake conclave. During the evening Past Archon Daniel B. Connell was presented with beautiful past arch ons watch charm, of gold, the gift coming from his many friends in the conclave Treasurer Walter R. Downs made the presentation. Retiring Arch- on Charles s. Warner was remembered with a gold archon's badge also.
 For Thursday evening at o'clock, the ladies of the East Pearl Street M ID. church have planned to give a sup per in the church parlors. After the supper the Epworth league will have a social in the church parlors.
 The carriers from Station A had a hard time making their trips yester- day. The walking was very hard where no paths had been made, and in many cases, it was difficult to get near the letter boxes to collect letters. Some of the carriers had such difficulty that the last delivery was omitted.
 When the Consolidated roads big blow of 22O horsepower went through yesterday it made the snow fly pretty good, adn any one on the windward side was pretty sure to get a ducking of snow. The blow, it is said, never balks at any snow drift.
 Two Fair Haven funerals have beer postponed, owing to the storm. The funeral of Mrs. Mary A., widow oi Deacon James P. Smith, which was tc have occurred this afternoon, has beer postponed until tomorrow at 2:30 p m. A postponenlent was also made yesterday in the removal of the re. mains of the late Townsend Eldred o1 Forbes avenue to NorWalk for inter. ment. It was intended to have the funeral in the East Avenue M F church of East Norwalk yesterday but the services will be held to-day and Rev Edward Cunningham will of ciate. MT. Eldred was formerly of Eas Norwalk, and removed here about fouI years ago. The deceased was a veter an of the civil war.
 Lyman A. Granniss was out with hi four horse snow blow yesterday morn | ing to break out the road way and side walks in Grannis street, back of Faii Haven heights. MT. Grannis has no i missed thus helping out street trave l after big snow storms for a period O fifty years.
 George Rolf received consignmen of twenty-three horses from Indian; Saturday, anad the same day he dis posed of three pairs of horses. This i the second consignment of horses iron { the west since January l.
 l President T. $. Coleman of the Men 1 club of the Grand Avenue Congrega tional church stated yesterday that tn membership of the club had increase to seventy The next meeting vii be held next Monday night when Dl Sheath will give an account of hi coaching trip which he enjoyed in Eng land few years ao. Besides thi talk there will be an interesting music al programme.
 Another rehearsal of the minstre troup of Quinnipiac Canoe club, will b held tonight. The company has hal a number of rehearsals during the las l two months, and are ready 10 give 1 fine entertainment next Tuesday nigh at Polar Star hall There will be fin costumes The tickets are selling vel and an excellent entertainment is as sured.
 Rather a stormy day for election, bu one was held over in the FourteentI ward yesterday. Lucky there wasn' any opposition.
 Cars destined for Wallingford wen out yesterday preceded by snoy
 blow. It was a wise precaution fo drifts up that way were pretty deep.
 Dexter R. Bradley of Quinnipia avenue stated yesterday that he woul have claim for damages presented t the board of aldermen, in consequenc of his wife's injuries on Sunday. A before reported, Mrs. Bradley fell O the ice in front of Strong school an fractured her ankle, and also her righ leg. She will be confined to the hous