The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-04

present presented to Mrs, Brown a set of fancy combs
 George Hollien of AS Houston street went to Colchester yesterday in con nection with the settlement of the es- tate of his mother Mrs, Charles Hol- llen who died there a few days ago, She was the widow of Charles Hollen. The children are George Hollien, Fred erick Holllen of Hopkinson, Mass. Charles Holllen of Naugatuck, Richard Hollien of Lynn, Mass; Mrs Hattie Humphrey of Newark, N. J.; Mrs Belle Patterson of Brooklyn, N r.; and Mrs, Maria Mcknight of Bridge port. Her age was 76 years Mrs, Hol- lien had resided in Colchester for about S5 years. Her health, although not the best of late. had not given serious con cern to her relatives and her sudden death from heart disease was a shock to all.
 Fair Haven friends of Robert O. Eaton. are condoling with him over his loss of $500 in good money, Mir, Eaton was robbed of his wallet in Hartford recently.
 The list of democrats who will at- tend as delegates the state convention In Hartford Include Francis W. Foley. George Wohlmaker, Jacob Frohlich, Timothy F. Callahan and Robert H, Meacham of Fair Haven,
 Mrs. Charles Bruce of Wolcott street has returned after stay of four weeks in Massachusetts.
 Mrs. Alice Lunderkin of Newark Is visiting her cousins, Mir. and Mrs. George Holllen of Houston street.
 Rev John sheehan. curate at St. Francis church. was called to South Norwalk Wednesday by the death of hls mother, Mrs. Daniel Sheehan who died at her home on the West Rocks road, South Norwalk She Is survived by her husband and Ave children Rev. John Sheehan of New Haven. Rev. n. stephen Sheehan of Coudersport, Pa. {: William Sheehan, Mrs, Dennis Calla- han and Miss Julia Sheehan, the latter trained nurse of New York The funeral will be held In St Mary, church, Saturday morning, probably at 10 o'clock, when solemn high funeral mass will be celebrated.
 The Sunshine Social club met Wed nesday evening and had its quarterly election and two candidates were mi. tiated. The officers are as follows: President Buck Taylor: vice. president John Cafferty; secretary, Clayton Clark: financial secretary, Vincent Ma loney; treasurer, William Clark; sar- geant at arms, Arthur Seco: inside guard, Albert Fowler: outside guard Henry Lacross: chaplain David Feln- mark; board of governors. Willis Jones Zyph Dowd and John Powers. After the business was transacted. the mem bers enjoyed an oyster supper.
 There is great fun nowadays in catching snapper blues and many peo- pie in this vicinity go a fishing From the Middletown avenue bridge, some catches of 100 have been made
 At the Methodist parsonage In Mill ford last Monday the marriage of Miss Laura Collins of that place and Will liam Rice of Fair Haven took place Rev MT. Gilman performed the cere. mony
 The local Masons are resuming their lodge meetings after tho vacation peri cd Crawford council, R. S. M. met al Masonic hall in Grand avenue Wednes. day evening, and Myrtle chapter O. F g., will convene next Thursday even ing.
 Owen Groark. who has just been ap- pointed on the board of education, will give the Fair Haven district repre- sentation in it's school interests. This part of the city Is worthy of this rep resentation as there are several thou sand school children in this part of the town.
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