The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-25

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 Yesterday It the New London races today with government officials on board
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter J. Clogston nave returned from their bridal tour md are living ct 3Ss Lexington avenue. Mir and Mrs. Clogston visited Norfolk, Fortress Monroe and other towns in Virginia,
 Miss Addie Strong of Quinnipiac ave- nue is visiting friends in Canandaguia, New York.
 George | sturgis of Quinnlpiac ave- nue, the high hook fisherman on black fish, having caught one weighing l2 l-i pounds some time ago, this week caught q blackfsh of the breakwater which weighed 1-2 pounds.
 supt. Mulvey last evening posted let ters at station A and unealled for ad- dressed to Ivan Mosaow!cz, Miss Dan- ko, Mrs, Lavale, Fannie Metz, Belle Savage, Dion Kanienski, Miss Marion Kivlan. Miss Emily Mclean, Miss Mar garet McKeon, Raymond Bishop, F. F Perry, H. R. Winthrop and Smith & Walbridge.
 Herbert Smith has sold his fish and vegetable market located in Grand ave- nue, near Blatchley avenue, to two men from Waterbury.
 Capt. William OKeefe of Grand ave- nue police station, was over in Falr Haven yesterday. Captain O'Keefe Is we'll known in Fair Haven. this being the second term that he has been on uuty Ut llle NrIdHA dNeAiuc HltNillSts Miss Louise Brown of ouinnipiac avenue is entertaining Miss Eva Bailey of Philadelphia.
 Yale commencement brought of visitors to Fair Haven. Most of these guests, as well as quite a number of local residents, attended the graduation exercises at Woolsey hall yesterday, and to-day there will be quite an exodus to New London for the boat race. Fair Haven was also well represented at the Yale-Harvard ball game Tuesday afternoon
 Friends of Charles J. Malloy, of Pine street, the postal clerk, are glad to see him back at station A after q severe illness.
 At every Yale-Harvard boat race q number of boats go down from Fair Haven with people to witness the con- test Quite a number of power boats made the trip for to-days race.
 After a drop in temperature of l5 degrees, the temperature Tuesday evening was an agreeable change. but there was another rise in the mercury vesterday. It was one of the most disagreeable days of the summer thus far.
 A. A. Page and family, of East Ha- ven, have gone to their cottage al Morris Cove.
 Mrs. Albert Page, who has visited in Railway, N J., has returned to her home in East Haven.
 Miss Mary Kane, the well-knowr nurse, is under treatment at St Raphael's hospital for appendicitis An operation was performed by Drs Verdi Luby and Sullivan. She was reported yesterday as getting along al well as could be expected.
 
 Miss Eva De Matty has returned from Bridgeport, accompanied by Miss Katharine Pastine, who will visit hei for a few days.
 MT. and Mrs John Condon, of 13' James street are receiving congratu lations on the arrival of q baby boy a their home.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Bagley, of East Ha ven, attended the wedding of hel grandson, Harry Howard and Mis- Clara Schrivner, which took place 1T Hartford yesterday afternoon. | Mrs. Gilson, of Quinniplac avenue is visiting in Hartford, going up to at tend the w. c. T. U. convention anc representing Fair Haven union No. ? Last evening at the meeting of th' Fair Haven Social club four candidate l IL. L. ....- Is.I1 .l l..