The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-25

pranches and leaves yesterday rnorn- ing and there was a general clearing up of street pavements and sidewalks during the day. For few minutes the wind blew thirty-two miles an hour, Many apples and pears were blown to the ground, most of the rem nant of the fruit crop which survived the drouth. Some of the boats in the river dragged moorings, but there was but little damage around the water front. The fury of the gale was at low water and some of the oysters may have been damaged, particularly on the shallow beds, but in deep water 1t is not believed there was much of any damage; and some think that the gale was too brief to do much damage anywhere. When there were so many closed cars running yesterday, many people were of opinion that the Con- necticut company had made mis- take, but the heavy shower early last evening with the accompanying squall, proved that box oars were all right
 l., l.. Adler, the Grand avenue mer- chant, seeing that a heavy storm was on, when he left his store for his sum- mer residence at Clark street Short Beach, Monday evening, took along a lantern and he says he is glad he did, for when he alighted from the cars at the Beach, he found that a big tree which had blown down had carried the electric light wire and the light was still burning on the ground. There were live electric wires mixed up with the telephone wires and but for his Ian tern, he would have had difficulty in finding his way in the dark. Most of the telephones were put out of business at the beach for time and yesterday gang of men was making repairs The surf was very high. MT. Adler will move up from the shore, to-day.
 Lancraft Bros steamer William T., formerly the Enterprise, is expected to arrive from Greenport in two or three days. The boat is practically new, having been rebuilt and enlarged.
 Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Russell, upon returning from their wedding tour which is to include Washington and Jamestown, will reside in New York The bride was Miss Justine Bradley daughter of MT. and Mrs. Henry Brad ley of State street.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Vaudeville o- | Woolsey street. and MT. and Mrs Ed. ward Futile of Quinnipiac avenue, have returned from the White Mountains.
 Guiding Star lodge, o. S. B., will hold It's first whist at the home of Mrs. Hen. derson, AZ Houston street. Thursday | evening.
 Baseball practically ended for tn, season in this vicinity last Saturday While the interest may not have beer quite so keen as one gear ago, ther, were several very good teams The wirt mill nine and the Warp compny tean played very good ball, and there wer, quite @ number of smaller hines whicl had a good deal of sport out of tn game With the coming of another sea teams in the field in Fair Haven. fo there are many good players over hero
 Perseverance council, Daughters o Libery, hold one of their famou whists in their hall. 25 Grand avenue on September 25, and all lovers O whist are especially Invited to atten and see the beautiful presents that vii be presented to the lucky players. m meeting in the evening Is to be one o great Interest to all members as a the national session held at Portland Maine, there were changes made In in bylaws, and each council must chang it's laws accordingly. It Is earnesti hoped that all members will be pre- sent to take action on the amendments