The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-11-22

also quite severely hurt Perhaps 1t
turned out all right that my son got
an ankle sprain," said Mr.. Hoadley's
father last night Tt may have saved
him from more severe injury. Anyway,
hope he will get off the team, and not
play any more, for there is altogether
too much risk in football nowadays"
Quite a number of relatives and
friends residing in Fair Haven of Mr..
and Mrs. John McGregor will go to
Hartford next Monday to attend their
golden wedding. The hours for receiv-
ing are from 4 to 10 p. m. at their
home, 144 Retreat avenue. The Nc
Gregors resided in Fair Haven many
years, but went to Hartford about ten
years ago, where their only child, the
wife of Rev. DR.. H. NJ Thompson, re-
sides. Mr.. McGregor was for many
yea rs a deacon IN n the Grand Avenue
| friends here and all will wish for them
mahy added years of happy married
life. An informal invitation is extended
to all their friends to attend he an
nlversary.
The drug store Of S. L. Salisbury was
entered Tuesday night, and some tobac-
co and few other articles were taken.
Elliott Bradley has complained of hav-
ing had cream stolen from his Atwater
street store. and here have been cher
petty thefts. The police are trying to
street store, and there have been other
An interesting and Instructive lecture
was given in the chapel of the Grand
Avenue Baptist church Wednesday
evening under the auspices of the Out.
look club. Rev. W. O. Kierstead of
Montowese gave lecture on London
aud it was Illustrated by over 1870 view
Mr.. Kierstead went abroad by way of
Montreal, ana preceding the London
views he showed several pictures or
Montreal and Quebec, The chapel was
Allied with attendants and at the close
OF the lecture Mr.. Kierstead was given
q hearty vote Of thanks, as he gave
| the lecture to the society free Of charge.
The ladies Of ut. Roses parish, who
gave a two nights entertainment and
supper, have reason to be pleased with
the financial part, as the sum Of 5000
was cleared for the church building
fund.
AT the home Of Mrs. ]. J. Mehaffy, l7S
Blatchiey avenue, sale of banker
chiefS VIII be held to-day from TO
| 5 D. m. for the benefit of the Interna-
tional society.
| H. v. Shailor, en- Adams Express driv-
err on the Fair Haven route, has been
promoted to a route in the center Of
the city.
Funeral services over he remains Of
Mrs. Charles S. Seeley, who died at the
home of her son-in-law. DR.. NJ j.
Adams of 1862 Chapel street, on Tues
day, were held at the parlors Of the
Grand Avenue Congregational church,
and Rev DR.. Sheath, the pastor of the
church, officiated. The bearers were
| Charles Foster, James Seeley, Albert
| Thomas and William Hadley. Inter-
ment was in Union cemetery.
| One of the factories to close this
week was the Fuller Manufacturing
company on Blatchley avenue. About
forty hands were aid off. A short time
| ago this concern laid off sixty hands, so
now the shop is practically idle.
Pilgrim church. which has been clos
| ed for repairs since the middle of last
July will be opened next Sunday. The
walls of the church have been refree-
coed the interior woodwork reprinted
and a new pulpit has been installed.