The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-03
FAIR HAVEN NOTES.


 Quinnipiac park located at East Chapel and James street, has been visited this summer by more people than ever before and it is another sea- son for the park commission making larger appropriations for this spot, which is the breathing place for thous- ands in the Eleventh and Twelfth wards. The park should be filled in to the harbor line so that the present generation can secure more benefit from it. The filling would nearly double the area and make 1t a first class sea- side park. The swings have been greatly appreciated this season and nearly all the time they are in use. There are a number of settees in the park which are occupied at nearly all times, while many sit on the grass on very hot days-to enjoy the sea breezes. I Years ago there was fiagstaff near the water front, but it has never been restored. The park commission cer- tainly has not been very extravagant in its appropriations for this import ant park.
 l Mrs William Watkins of Woolsey street. who was severely injured in falling from the running board of a trolley car a few evenings ago, Is inl- proving as rapidly as could be expect | ed. She suffered a fracture and a dis location of one of her wrists. i It is understood that the new Yale boat house which is to be built on East Chapel street, fronting Mill river, will not be constructed until next year. A Boston architect is preparing the plans for the building which is to be one of the finest boat houses in the country.
 Miss Kathryn Madigan of Pierpont street, is away on a vacation visit to New York and New Jersey.
 The Warner-Miller company have a contract to furnish the pipe for about a mile of sewer in Westfield, Mass. Thomas Harkin of Blatchley avenue leaves this week for Pittsfield to see his sister whom he has not visited in thirty years. Later he will go tc Niagara Falls and Montreal, returning 1 in about three weeks.
 1 The administration account of George w. Rowe on the estate of the lat Isaac Mallory, has been accepted. After all claims had been passed upon, the re. mainder amounted to nearly $6,000 There were several small legacies anc St. James P. F. church and the Ma. l sonic home at Wallingford each gel $1,S1759. MT. Mallory wasl "a prominen Mason and hence his gift to the Ma. sonic home.
 Usually by this time oyster planters make aa examination of the beds out in the Sound to see if there is a set but as the season is late they will not make tests for at least ten days more Some fear that owing to the backward. ness of the season oysters may no- spawn well.
 Mrs. A. R. Evans of Woolsey street is visiting relatives in Pennsylvania. | The first of the union services of thu | Grand avenue Congregational and tht Grand avenue Baptists, which Is tt continue throughout the month on Sun day mornings, will be held tomorrow at 10;30 at the Grand avenue Congre gational church. The sermon will b, preached by Rev. Dr. John De Peu O Bridgeport. One week from to-mor row, Rev. G. Howard James of Derby England, will preach and for the las two Sundays in the lonth the servicat are to be held in the Baptist church.
 Miss Eva Hotchklss has returned t, her home in East Haven after tw, weeks vacation visit to friends in Clin ton and Killingworth.
 Mrs. Fraak Tomgkins and two son of Atwater street. have gone to Litch
 field.
 The old figure eight switch, an over head affair at Grannis Corners, is t. be removed at onre. The road ad pte, this style of electric switch years az, but 1t has not been in use for som time, When the new feeder wire l completed there will be more freQuen trolley service to Lighthouse Point, es peclally on Sundays and holidays. ] is proposed to run three cars evam twelve minutes at certain hours of tn day and the new service will probabl be used a week from Sunday. Paul Martin os 20 Ferry street. clerk at the New Haven postoffice, wa taken i'll at midnight Wednesday nigh and was obliged to go home. The hea was the cause of his illness. At the East Pearl street M. I church. the vested choir which has ha vacation during July will sing tC morrow The quartet will be given leave of absence from singing for tn month.
 Dr. F. k, Roberts and family
 Grand avenue has gone to Westbroc
 for a month.
 Miss Mayrand of Blatchley avenue
 visiting in Springfield.
 Mrs. T. H. Flanagan and family
 James street, have gone to Doub
 Beach for two weeks.
 The Y. P. S. c. E. of Pilgrim churt
 will meet with Henry Russell, G
 Quinnipiac avenue, Sunday, Aug. 1,
 6:15 2. m.
 Miss smith--I see that the Leglsl; I4,ro bae posSed a law Yarahihiti,o. 4t