The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-13
FAIR HAVEN NEWS
Reception Rendered to Senator Elect Ludington--Also Con graduated by Governor
 Elect Lilley.

GleCJ AuulHS JOll--AlSo OoH-
 graduated by Governor
 Elect Lilley,
 There was a reception given by II, C, Dotten at his residence, 24 Clinton ave- nue, wednesday evening to a few of his friends in honor of Captain Luzerne Ludington in view of his election as senator and his large majority roceiV- ed In the Fourteenth ward Captain Ludngton was the guest Of honor and there were also present Attorney c, R. Sturges, G A.. Stone, C, Wood, Mrs Moore, Miss Taylor Miss Rowe and others. The evening was pleasantly spent and Captain Ludngton was heartily congratulated by all upon his great political victory,
 About 30 members of the vested choir of East Pearl Street M. D. church went to Derby Wednesday evening upon ln- vltation of the choir and people of the Methodist church In that place and were handsomely entertained, The entertainment and reception was held | In the Sunday school room of the church. During the evening the Fair Haven choir gave several selections and their singing was much enjoyed by 1 their Derby friends Refreshments were served II was very pleasant affair and the Far Haven friends ap- preciate the reception given them,
 Mir and Mrs, Albert F. Bishop and Mrs. Jennie Woodhouse have returned from Groton after a stay of several weeks at Eastern Point.
 Steamer Luzerne Ludlngton has ar rived from Narragansett Bay with l. 300 bushels of oysters.
 IA Parrsboro. N. & schooner has ar- rived at one of the Mill river wharves with cargo of lumber
 At Prlng's shipyard the big oyster scow of F. Mansfield & Sons, has been hauled out and is being sheathed so as to withstand the ice in Quinnlpiac river during the winter.
 Oyster dealers report their trade is improving Tho present cold weather ought to increase the demand for oys- tcrs considerably.
 Charles Gabriel, the cigar manufact. urer of East Grand avenue and family have removed from i67 Ferry to IA Lombard street.
 D. R Pollock of Atwater street los his driving horse yesterday, the ami
 mai having died
 senator-eect Luzerne Ludington Ina! [ received letter from Governor-elec { Iilley in which tho latter heartily con . graduates the captain on hls elcctior and his splendid run
 . Tho committee which is arrangin , tho horse show to bo given in Troop / armory. December l5 and IS, include 'hIAhlll lshG'l llf l1ANllltlbllt ANipII'' l George R sturges, William Welch : George Stone and Albert Delaccy o l Fair Haven The committee held 1t
 second meeting last evening There 1. s promise of giving fnc show [ At the meeting of the Fair Havei e Whist club held this week At the hom s of Mrs Walter Becksteln. Perkin ' street. prizes were awarded to Mrs !, Twinlng, Mrs Rondeau and Mrs Al V len.
 7, Prizes were also awarded at tn ' whist of Perseverance, council, D of l. ? and were secured by Mrs Murgatroy
 and Mrs Rogers
 Rev. Charles q. Smith was presente at the dedication of the new Imman ., uel Baptist church in Bridgeport Wed = nesday evening and made an addres, - Nine members of the Baptist churc il attended the annual banquet of tn n New Haven Baptist union held at tn
 First Baptist church, Wednesday ever
 Ing
 T, Mrs Bennett II. Tobey of Glen Gov, If l.. L, ls q guest of Mrs Chauncey ,e Clarke of East Pearl street, Y Mrs A W. Harvard, sister of Mr. l. T. H. Gebble of l4l Clifton street, Fa ,r Haven Heights, Is very i'll with ty Is phold fever in pr, Dickenson's prlvat
 sanataran in Paragoud, Ark.
 One of the pretty weddings of il
 season was held Wednesday at 10
 m in st. Roses R. C. church and wa
 largely attended by relatives an h friends II was the wedding of Mi. , Mary Matthews, daughter of Mir ,- George Matthews of iO5 Saltonstall av m nue, and John E, Dunn, formerly ( ,- Branford, Father Fitzgerald perform
 cd the ceremony and said the nuptit
 mass. The regular choir sang, Mir l. Charles stanton presiding at tho o l. gan, and at the offertory Miss Ann ,- Gettings, contralto, sang an Ave Mt I,st, ,I l. gtl |,