The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-04


 somewhat improved
 The Bassermann block at Grand avenue and Ferry street has been much improved by repainting.
 Another building which looks fine in its new coat of paint is the residence of John c. Hurd, tne newspaper agent, in East Pearl street Mir. Hurd has done all the painting himself, and it is a creditable iob There Is about half Of the front of the house yet to paint but Mr. Hurd says he will nave 1t completed by next week, despite the cold weather.
 Lyman II. Grannls of East Haven, president of the New Haven County Milk Producers association, presided at the institute held under the aus 1 pices of the society in this city yes terday and made the address of wei come. Several milk dealers from Fair Haven, East Haven and vicinity, at tended
 It was reported yesterday that ln- l ternal Revenue Collector Robert 0, Eaton of Montowese was likely to be one of Governor Lilley's staff ap- pointees.
 Mrs Thomas Hughson has general charge of Tag day operations in Fair Haven on Saturday for the benefit of St. Raphael's hospital.
 Quite number from Fair Haven 1 has attended the dance of the Pequot Canoe club at East Haven last night
 Church suppers were held last eyen- ing in the parlors of the East Pearl street church and of St James church and were largely attended
 Quite a number from this section will go on the straw ride to North Gulford this evening, given under the auspices of the E. z, assembly \ little boy has arrived al the home | of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Carter Of Sal tonstall avenue.
 One of the pleasant events of | Wednesday evening was surprise party rendered Miss Jane Skely Of Clay street. The affair was made very | pleasant with games and music and al midnight collation. was served
 Mrs Brown of Grand avenue enter | tained the members of the Minerva Whist club at its meeting this week Prizes were awarded to Mrs Johnson | Mrs, Wallace and Mrs Adley.
 Mrs. John Kendall and daughter 1 Irene of Grand avenue have returned 1 from a visit with relatives in NorwalK. | ] At the annual meeting Of Crawford council K s, M at Masonic hall Wednesday evening, the following of- | fcers were elected Charles F. Par sells, thrice illustrious master. Burton \ L. Tuttle, R. l. D M. Irving Hopkins, ' P. C. Of W. Harry w Crawford, treasurer, Wlfred T, Thompson. secre- \ tary: Herbert H Bradley, captain of the guard George " Reehe, conduc- i tor Joel M Bradley steward Alex ander A Chalmers, sentinel, Rev ] Frederic Sexton, chaplain ! \ rally for the young people and Queen Esther circles of the Methodist ] churches will he held in St. Andrews N E, church at Grannls corner, on Monday at 13O D. m Mrs NJ. E. ! Roberts, who is very interesting speaker and general organizer of the Woman's Home Missionary society. will bc present and give an address. A cordial invitation is extended to all in- ! terestpd
 DOINGS IN REALTY. Allan J. Carmichael to Build
 Double House and Henry
 Bettigole to Make
 Alterations.
 Allan ]. Carmichael is to build two family frame dwelling on Linden street, near Livingston street T1ls is to be 2SXS5 feet, and will contain six teen rooms
 Henry Bcttigole is to build a brick addition to his place on Washington avcnuc near Gold street. l.. Skolnick is mason and H. Dancig carpenter,