Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-21
Fair Haven

Fair A8vens
 MT. and Mrs. William P. Niles returned on Wednesday from short tour through the northern part of the State MT. and Mrs. Lucius Rowe are summering at the far-famed Saratoga Springs.
 James H. Smith is home for short time on vacation prior to his going West to ac- cept his new position as professor of music in one of the leading colleges in the State of Michigan.
 MT. and Mrs. James A. Parsons left Wed nesday on their summer trip. They will visit Coney Island, Rockaway, Newtown and other summer resorts on their tour. MT. Lewis Gum is visiting with friends in Waterbury, Watertown and Litchfeld for 8 l week or more. Mir. Gum is making this tour with his horse and carriage, which method he prefers to travelling by rail- Alonzo H. Stevens has sold his valuable l chestnut roan horse to Addison Bushnell, of Westbrook
 Two young men from the country yester- | day morning had the misfortune to have the wheel of their buggy break and get thrown | out, but neither were hurt. Another wheel was procured and they went on their way. l Six of the fire boys of Fair Haven East made short visit to Waterbury on Wednes day, returning home early i'll the evening we'll pleased over their trip.
 The Sunday school of the Second church and picnic at that far-famed grove on next Wednesday, the 26th- The train will leave the railroad crossing on Center street at S:1t | a. m.
 l Mrs. H. Lee Mallory and child left on Wed l nesday for Winsted, where she will visit fol 1 a few weeks among her relatives and former | companions.
 Captain Hammond, Orderly Sergeant Me Lane and Private Will Randall, of the First ] Co., Governors Horse Guard, made 8 call | Wednesday afternoon on Corporal F. F. Brown of the Second Go. Governors Horse | Guards The visitors were most cordially 1 welcomed and entertained and heartily feast ed with some of those luscious clans and oysters, which he has on hand at all times tc l supply his customers with.
 The case before Judge Bray of Moody d | Smith vs Hagen came off yesterday in the judges office. There was full attendance ] The judge reserved his decision. Tyler fol the plaintiffs, Wagner for defendant.
 The game of ball yesterday afternoon or the Clinton avenue grounds, between th' I from the east side, was won by the Resolute easily, the score standing 22 to 5.
 The fremen of the borough will make thei annual excursion to Glen Island on tn steamer John H. Starin on Tuesday, Angus 8. Arrangements will be made with the Shor Line railroad to take them from the Centr street crossing to the steamboat, and brin them back on the return of the boat to Ne1 Haven. This promises to be one of tn largest excursions that ever went from thi place.
 The cutter of George Graves, which he ha been overhauling, was successfully launche yesterday afternoon at high water. Thos fast sailing small yachts must look out fo their laurels now.
 Shell business was little quiet yesterday Only eleven large boats besides the smalle crafts were loading at the docks between th two bridges. One of the schooners on Tues day had over 6,OOO bushels on her deck, tn largest load that has been taken out yet. H J. Lewis had over 5000 bushels loaded at th docks in Bridgeport yesterday, which he wi
 plant on his grounds at Milford to-day.