Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-17
Sournai sn0 lIunr1sr,
Friday, Nov. 17. 1882.
Fair Haven.

Fair Haven. MT. Luman Cooke, on North Quinnipiac l street, had several fowls stolen from his hen l nery last Friday night. gentleman was driving leisurely up South Quinnipiac street on Wednesday even ing when his wagon was run into by one of the Street Brothers teams and he was throwa to the ground. Fortunately he was not much hurt, but planes MT. Street very much, as he was on his side of the road Mir Street says it was dark and that prevented him from seeing the approaching team.
 Some of the planted oysters, as we'll as the native oysters, are very poor this season, so much so that they hardly pay for catching ! and opening.
 l One of our young men tried to drive team out from Moody & Smiths livery up l over the sluiceway. That he found was i'm possible and then backed his team and came out the other way.
 The temperance prayer meeting at Central Hall on Sunday afternoons at half-past 5 o'clock will be omitted next Sunday and the following Sunday. the hall is otherwise engaged. After that the meetings will be re- su med as usual
 ! The new temperance organization to be known as the Riverside Lodge No 21e, I. O.. l G. T., held a public installation of officers at ! Central Hall on Wednesday evening" After the ceremonies the Rev. Otis J. Range. of Guilford made an eloquent address on tenn perance. There wa, goodly number pres ! ent and the new society starts of with favor ! able circumstances.
 ! The schooner William Farren sailed yes- ! terday afternoon for Chesapeake Bay, where she will load with oysters for this market
 The remains of Miss Lillie Rowe, an estim \ h1a 1o1t of Pri1 4I ! the late Elbsrt Rowe, former resident oi l this place), were brought here yesterday af 1 ternoon for interment in the Fair Haver ' cemetery.
 There was large party present at the en ! tertainment of the young people in the lee ture room of the East Pearl street Methods church on Wednesday. About $114 wal taken in. The supper was excellent and th lady walters saw that all who sat down at tn table were amply supplied with all the goot other large crowd present. Everybod seemed in good spirits and all were enjoyin the evenings pleasure. The proceeds o both nights will net 8 nice sum of money t go into the treasury of the society.
 MT. John Stirrup, on Lewis street, ente, tained party of friends at his residence O Wednesday evening with grand oyster suI - per. The bivalves were the best that coul be found and were gotten up in the best ( ! style. Among the assemblage were frieno iFOu NleTlueu hnu DrlQSSI OrG The SaGuo l ing broke up before midnight, and as tl ! happy guests departed for their homes the ! bid the host and hostess kind good nigh I with many thanks for the Inequalities show I ! them.
 I Yesterday afternoon as the Shore Line e. ! press from New London was crossing u Il 1 bridge over North Quinnipiac street Nelsc j, Camp (the colored man living near Hemin 'l ! ways ice pond) was coming down the stre ;l with his team. The cars frightened u !l | horse, which started suddenly, throwing M H ! Camp to the ground with much force. ss ! first it was thought that he was dangerous 2 hurt, but he soon rallied and got into team, feeling pretty sore and badly bruise tS The little schooner Dan Soey arrived ye S terday at the postoffice wharf from Lo, Island with cargo of turnips and scolloI aat Messrs John Parker and Edward Roy went out to Guilford and vicinity for da, sport. They were pretty fortunate, bringil home fifteen large grey squirrels which th captured.
 The Ever Ready Hook and Ladder comp ny No. l, of Meriden, visited Quinnipi Hose company No. on Wednesday evenin The guests came by the 5:25 train, and we r. met at the New Haven depot by D. B. Go nell and William Henderson, delegation
 Qulnnlpiac Hose company and were taken ;. large barge to headquarters Here ii - sps cad of meats, sandwiches and coffee we served At o'clock sixty or more of t. fire lads had assembled in the pc lors of the company,> . and abo two hours were spent in singi end social enjoyment. Some of t
 songs sung were finely rendered and elicit
 great applause. At 10 o'clock Foreman Go nell of the hose company invited the Ev Ready and Quinnipiac Engine companie
 who were also present as guests to the roc
 below, where banquet of oysters was serv
 up in different styles, with coffee, biscui
 etc. The supper was heartily enjoyed a
 right eagerly partaken of by all. After t
 inner man was satisfied remarks were ma
 by Chief Brown, Secretary Sherry of t
 Hooks, Foreman Stevens and Assistant Fol
 man Jacobs of the engine company, Fol
 man Cornell and Assistant Huntley of t
 hose company. The visitors returned hol
 on the midnight train seemingly we'll pleas
 with their visit
 The Young Mems Literary association IT
 in the parlors of the chapel of the Seco
 church on Wednesday evening. There VI
 not 8 very large number present. so the ell
 tion of officers was postponed until Tuesd
 evening, the 28th inst.
 reception between 7 and o'clock VI
 given last evening at the residence of Ti.
 H. c. Hovey to the children of the Sabbe
 school under thirteen years of age. It wa
 very enjoyable occasion for the young p
 pie, the pastor and wife as ever sparing
 pains to make it pleasant for every one pr
 ent
 The bridge over the sluice and the ro
 way east of the iron bridge, which has be
 torn up by the water company, was fixed ! mn n nrSar or1o