The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-23

paftaKen of and then danclns started | in again Music was furnished by | Wards orchestra of seven pieces and J. | J. Pickett prompted. Dawn was streak ing the east before the party re-em- parked in the barges for the ride home | During the trip to and from Northforl | horns were blown and red fire burned | The committee of arrangements h. cluded Edward Dwyer. Alex, Dupuis Edward Ryan, Capt. A. Clark and John | Augur. Members of the club regard this | outing as the very best they ever ar- ranged. Members of the detective department came over to Fair Haven yesterday to investigate the recent burglary at the store of the W. A. Warner & Bro. company at Grand avenue and Front street and two arrests was the result. There have been a number of burgla- res of stores In that part of Fair Ha- ven within a year or more and the police have been trying to break up the gang that has been operating there. The greater part of the property taken at the Warner store consisted of pock- ct knives watches and compesses and the property has been recovered.
 The burial of William B. Curtis, who died In Springfield, took place in Fair Haven cemetery yesterday and Dr. Sheath officiated. Mir. Curtlss was a son of Mrs. S. E, Curtlss and brother of Mrs. David R. Pollock, both of Atwater street. He was 46 years of age and for merly resided in this city. He leaves a widow and five children in Springfield.
 Edward Morris, who has been visiting hls brother, Charles Morris of Grafton street, for several weeks. left last even ing fo Brooklyn and will report today at the Brooklyn navy yard He was re- gently retired from the United States navy, having been attached to the Asiatic squadron. and has seen active service in the Philippines He is to re- enlist and expects during the summer to take instruction at the government gunnery school at Newport News. He rose to the position of chief gunner's mate in the navy. It Is expected he will return to Fair Haven before leaving on another foreign cruise
 The Jefferson company Is engaged In painting house for Romanta Lindsley in North Haven.
 A concrete coping is being laid on the Grand avenue side of the Strong school building. This will protect the grass on the lawn which has been in- jured by the tramping of feet from the sidewalk.
 An agent of the company which builds sprinkling carts, came to Fair Haven this week and had an interview with the committee of the borough of Fair Haven East, authorized to pur- chase cart. The committee has made no purchase as yet.
 Mrs. Jennie Woodhouse of Crane avenue. who has been visiting in Mas sachusetts for about two months. mas returned. She has visited the fnmi,y of Rev. D. M. James in Newton and has also visited in Springfield.
 The Quinniplac Hose company. will give one more whist and pinochle party to be held at the engine house in East Grand avenue next Wednesday even ing, for ladies and gentlemen and for which some fine prizes will be provided by the committee.
 At the Grand Avenue Congregational church last evening the annual rental of pews took place
 Phillip Bort, Jr., who has had a sec- ond operation at the New Haven hos pltal, is reported to be slowly i'm proving.
 Miss Anna Conlon of Woolsey street has returned from Oakland Cal.
 Rev. A. A. Clark, who recently visit ed his brother, Rev. D. j. Clark in East Haven, has been assigned by inc Methodist conference to the Pleasant Valley church, near New Hartford, for tne ensuing year. He has been pastor al Roslyn, Long Island, for nine years. The Woman's Aid society served their last church supper of the season at the chapel In East Haven last evening. Mrs. John Beers of Reading. Pa. is a guest of her sister, Mrs William Brad mack of Ferry street.
 Miss Margaret Murphy and Miss Jen- nle Campbell Of Blatchley avenue heve returned from vacation trip in Wash lngton.
 Members of the Helping Hand Social cluo Of Gen. Lawton lodge were enter tained last evening at the home of E E Hart, Wolcott street and whist was played, ''
 The third degree was exemp,leed at the meeting of Polar Star lodge. Nh 77 l. o. o, F., last evening and an ad. dress on Odd Fellowship" was given by W. E. s Hutchinson, the grand sec- retary.
 Members of the Woman's guild of st Paul's church were entertained Tues- day evening at the home of Mrs. Bur