The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-22

Officer Mack of the borough recev- cd two complaints that fruit thieves were at work yesterday, one in Quin- nipiac and the other in East Grand avenue. Officer Mack responded to the calls but when he arrived the thieves had gone. The people in this section are getting tired of the raids on their fruit and crops and when captures are made the thieves will be prosecuted to the extent of the law.
 Mrs. Ludington, wife of Major Luzerne Ludington, is very i'll at her home in Quinnipiac avenue. She suf- fered some time ago with an attack of congestion of the brain and she is i'll again from the same cause.
 Miss Mildred Streeter. daughter of Rev pr Streeter of Sea Cliffe, l.. l., Is visiting Miss Beatrice Hemingway of Quinnipiac avenue.
 Mrs C. W. Booth, who has been visiting relatives in Mt, Vernon is now at the home of her daughter, Mrs. II T, Barnes, IA Exchange street
 Mrs. F. M Stuby of Lenox street has gone to Nova Scotia for a stay of several days
 Mrs Catherine Moran of Front street who fell from a window Mon. day night and fractured her leg, was reported at Grace hospital yesterday as doing as well as could be expected
 Miss Ida Waters Is visiting in New Canaan for a few days.
 George H Wohlmaker of Perkn, street has gone to Newport for few days.
 The regular meeting of Co F., Sen for Loyal Legion, was held at tho home of Superintendent Brinley Mon | day evening and after the bushes, meeting and upon invitation of one O the members those present were givet 1 a trolley ride to Savin Rock whicl | was greatly enoyed
 William Bree a brother of the lat l Senator James P Free, who recent, graduated at the Yale Law school, Ina opened an office in the Malley build ing,
 At the funeral of Rev A. J. Hayne in Harwich, Mass, yesterday, Rev R F.. Brown assisted in the services The two ministers were persona friends, and MT Brown went dow to Mir Haynes camp, on the shore Fof the lake, on several occasions { enjoy MT. Haynes hospitality.
 The regular meeting of East Roc council Fraternal Benefit league wa held last evening.
 While shutting off the electric fan at Lavites fruit store in Grand avenu recently Miss Anna DoroH suffered scalp wound which required severe stitches by a physician.
 Work on St Roses rectory is pro gressing rapidly. The underpinnin is now completed and the carpenter are about ready to raise the franc The work will be hurried as the cler BY wish to move to this side of th Quinnipiac as soon as possible, for is felt that it will be more convenier for the parshioners and themselve and more can be accomplished.
 The department of public works Ina now come to the aid of this sectio in the war on the elm tree beetl, With an emulsion of kerosene, sca and hot water, city employees went z the trees in Blatchley avenue an swept the trunks, so that myriads ( the worms were seen on the ground The men will continue the work her , and it is expected that good result
 will come of it,
 Fair Haven, July 21, notice with great regret the cor troyersy in regard to the coming non nation for governor If it was prom ised to Lilley give 1t to him if II , heavens fall. l have nothing wha ever against Governor Woodruff, b' , think him a noble man. l for or think Mir Lilley entirely fit for II governorship, an honor to the sta isrl,t a