The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-05
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
 ACROSS THE RIVER.

Reckless Driving of Autos Complained
 Of-Interesting Programme Provided
 for Mems CIlb at Grand Avenue
 Congregational Church = Committee
 for Quinnipiac Hose Company Ball
 Pleased With Result-Interesting
 Meeting of Outlook CIub-strOng
 school Entertainment This Evening
 Other Items of Interest.
 During the past week there has been quite a moving bee in Fair Haven. E. s. Bradley, who has resided for many years at 25 Atwater street, has remoy- ed to Exchange street, near East Pearl street. c. F. Bates, who resided in the upper part of the house at No. 20, has also moved, and Mrs. Charles Foster, who owns the house, has moved into the house, taking both floors. Albert G. Mcintyre has removed from S2 Per kins street and the rent has been talk en by Rev. Dr. Sheath, who has just moved from 27 Perkins street, where he has resided since coming to Fair Ha- ven. The house that Dr. Sheath has vacated is owned by Dr. Frank Wheel CT, who will remove there.
 The steamer Luzerne Ludington sail ed Wednesday morning for Narragan- sett Bay with oysters, arrived late in the afternoon and the oysters were planted before dark, which is pretty quick work. Fortunately the boat had good weather and the trip was made with 70 interruption.
 Complaint is made about the reckless manner in which autos are run on the east side of the river. There Is dis position to run the machines up the East Grand avenue hill at terrific pace in order to test the machines, Yesterday afternoon an auto was driv- en across Quinnipiac avenue at what was judged to be q speed of thirty miles an hour, and although there was a car standing in the street, there was no halt but the auto got by somehow without a collision. If more care is not taken there will yet be a serious acci- dent at that locality.
 An interesting programme has been provided for the Mems club at the Grand Avenue Congregational church for next Monday evening. Fei Chi Hao a graduate student at Yale, will tell about the manners and customs of his people, He is pleasing speaker and those who attend will be sure to feel we'll repaid for tie effort The Alpha quartette will furnish music. This tall ent has appeared before at the club and all who heard the young men will surely make an effort to hear them again. A cordial welcome Is extended to members and friends of the club. | At the whist given by St, Anthony's guild at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J w. Quinn, 12s Grand avenue, Wednes. day evening, there were thlrty-fve ta. bles, and prizes were awarded to Mrs George Murphy, Miss J. Murphy, Mrs J. Nolan, F. A. Weber, J. Frederic Jack. son and J. J. McAvoy.
 Margaret, the little daughter of MT and Mrs. L. F. Munro, of Townsend avenue, is very III from pneumonia. East Rock lodge No. 3S, A. 0. U. W., met last evening at its hall 25 Grand avenue.
 The committee of arrangements oi Quinnipiac Hose company is very mucF | pleased with the result of it's ball giver Wednesday evening, at which over S5t was cleared for tie eompany's treas. ury The committee will meet next Tuesday evening, just before the com pany meeting, to square up the affair
 The entertainment glvsn by the La. dies guild of Pilgrim church Wednes. day evening resulted In a profit of s4C for the treasury
 Judson U. Merrill, clerk at the Boott market Grand avenue and Front street is wearing broad smile nowadays because of the arrival of little boy al his home on Pierpont street.
 Last evening tile Outlook club held z very interesting meeting Tn the chape of the Grand Avenue Baptist church The address of the evening was madC Ip1 INtNs OoCui J1d y'Nbbti. u NdltIUuTN and his subject was "Cbaracter ant Characteristics. There wss music ant other exercises. This club has helt very interesting meetings each two weeks during the season, proving ( source of entertainment and of profit able information for many attendants
 It is expected that the new school house which the board of education il providing for in Quinnipiac avenue wil be ready for occupancy the coming fall At present many of the pupils nave tC travel mile to attend the Qulnnipia, school Principal Graves, of the Strons district, says that there are enough pu lpils already to fill one room. The build ing is to be a two-room structure.
 The Strong school entertainment tt be held this evening at Grannis hall tine programme of which has bsen giv en in this paper, promises to prove on of the very best entertainments glvel in this part of the city thls season The proceeds are to be devoted to th improvement of the interior of tn building. The posters advertising tn entertainment were water colors an, were designed by George SchefF1er, O the senior class. The designs are O the overalls boy and the sunbonne ! nip