Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-03
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 The evenlns has been changed from

The evenlns
 has been changed from
 earlier, commencing now at 6
 ming the new order of things yesterday.
 At the evening service at the Second church yesterday the Rev. MT. Brooks, for merly pastor of the Congregational church, West Haven, but now of Austin, Texas, gave a very interesting account of the good work that is going on in that State.
 Mr and Mrs. Fred. Bowman, of shelton, ! are visiting with Mrs Cornell on Hill street over the Fourth of July.
 Mr. and Mrs. Dr. H. E.. Stone returned home from their western journey last Thurs day night
 The Sabbath school of the First church will make an excursion to day to High Rock Grove. The train will leave the Fair Haven depot on Clinton avenue at eight o'clock this morning. From present appearances large number will go. The committee promise all who attend a pleasant time.
 A country1lan from North Madison hitched his horses on Friday afternoon in front of the postofice While he was in one of the stores doing some trading the horses managed some way to get down and could not get up again. Some of the bystanders, after considerable trouble, got the horses up. but one of the horses received an ugly flesh wound in one leg when he was struggling to get up.
 Peter Ritler, the teamster who was so se- verely hurt by the cake of ice falling on hia at the brewery over two weeks ago, is inn proving very fast. He is able to get out of doors and can walk considerable distance. Quinnipiac engine company and picked nine will play game of base ball to- morrow morning. July 4th the same grounds they played on Memorial day. It is expect ed that the game will be very close and quite exciting, and that there will be quite num- Der to witness it.
 Mir. Henry R. Smith and family moved last week into their new and elegant residence on "the Heights.'
 R. W. Bronson, who has been so severely afflicted for some weeks with the rheumatism, is improving very slowly and is just able to get out of doors.
 The Foxon folks will celebrate the Fourth | among themselves. They expect several from the neighboring towns and will have ! s'a glorious time" They will usher in the morning of the Fourth with the ringing of I the chapel bell and firing a national salute. Tn the afternoon there will be music by the l Foxon drum corps and a few short speeches ! and singing national hymns; in the evening l fireworks and ice cream and strawberries ! The committee of arrangements are working ! hard and bound that everybody whc comes that day shall have pleasant time. On Saturday afternoon South Quinni piac street, m front of Chester Tuttles, team had driver who was pretty well intox l icated. He drove the horse up on to tho
 sidewalk, when the wagon was overturned anG
 the man thrown out. Some persons near bJ
 went to his assistance. lighted the wagon, helped patch up the harness and wagon
 both being somewhat damaged, and the fel
 low started off for home as if no mishap hat
 befallen him.
 A small party-a dozen or more of young
 ladies and gentlemen-went for a day' l pleasure on Friday last over to Lake Salton
 stall. They went up the lake fishing anc
 caught goodly number of the fnny trib' and dired st the head of the lake. They hat 9 ''roos5 elegant time and tarrisd longe than they intended, and were on the "a,
 back dowza tke lake when the shower cam
 up. The party received {. good drenching
 but th sy nevertheless hso a good time ant
 reached home all safe about dark.
 Rev. H. 0. Hovey, of the Second church
 preached at the East Grand street Baptis ] church last evening"