Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-24
Fair Haven Items.

Judge l.. P. Deming arrived home lass week from his recent trip to the West.
 Mir. Leslie D. Russell, of Providence, vis- tied with his people over the Sabbath.
 Crawford Council No. 19, R. and $. M., regular assembly this evening at half-past seven o'clock.
 Captain Frank Potter, of the steamer 0. s. Conkling, which is moored at Bridgeport visited here over the Sabbath. Albert Jonas, of Meriden, visited here over | the Sabbath and made call on 8 few Of his acqusintances.
 Mrs. H. Lee Mallory, together with her mother, Mrs. Phillips, of Winsted, are on an extended tour in the West.
 Recognition of Friends in the Future World" was the subject of the discourse preached by the Rev. Dr. ". E. Vtbbert at the service at St. James church last evening" 1 Some few of our people attended the we'd l ding ceremonies at Northford yesterday. Eugene H. Rowe visited in Thomeston l over the Sabbath with his ftiend Edward Rice.
 | Elmer E. Culver was arrested and taken to 1 the station house on Saturday night last for beating his wife recently. ... | MT. and Mrs. Frederick A. Moulthrop are stopping here few days preparatory to their removal to Troy, N. Y., which will be their future residence.
 1 What should be the sidewalk on Nortn Ouinnipiac street in front of the BurWel property has been obstructed by tree fol the past two days which fell across the walh | In, fIpok ing along had to take the street to get by.
 Mir. E. S. Spencer, of Kingston, Canada was in Fair Haven on Saturday tsking looA at the sharpies He wants one built to take on Lake Ontario to compete with the boatf
 in racing on the lakes. A poodly number of our people will attend the annual fair st Guilford tomorrow. Mos of them will drive over.
 Rev. Dr. H. c. Hovey took for the subject
 of his discourse at yesterdays morning ser
 ouentIy delivered and was listened to witt
 strict attention by the large audience pres
 ent.
 An unusual number of people were ou
 driving and walking yesterday, all seeming tt
 enjoy the beautiful fall weather. The streg
 glers who go around the fields looking fo what they can pilfer, were not as numerou
 as on Sundays before.
 Fred W. Foote, the popular clerk in Bee
 be's grocery, is absent on his vacation
 While he is away he will visit New York city
 Philadelphia, Pa, Baltimore, Md, and Wash ington Fred has the best wishes of all, ant they hope that his trip will be one of pleas
 ure and profit.
 Those who are in favor of the borougl
 being annexed to the city say that the recen
 action of the people in refusing to vote al 1 extra mill tax at the annual meeting fo
 police protection, will add much strength t , the annexation party, and they are bold t
 say that the coming legislature will pass tn ! bill that will be asked for.
 Some unknown parties on Thursday nigh , last in passing along South Quinnipia
 street, made the night hideous with shout
 ing and hollering, waking the peaceful res1
 dents from their alumbers.
 Mr. O. H. IiVermore bass singer Tn St James church choir for the past few years much to the regret of his many friends an, } the public generally has resigned that pos1 tion and will go this week to Baltimore, Md. } to enter Hopkins university. Mir. Livermor 7 has fine voice and is an excellent musician The society and choir of St. James churc will miss him very much and 1t VIII Q } no easy matter to fill his place. May sut cess and prosperity attend him in all his UT dertakings is the wish of his large circle c
 acquaintances. as The carrier pigeon which MT. w. A. Grat lniss brought from Newark, N. J., on his II 1 turn from visit to that place, and which : let go week ago yesterday morning, reache Hits home the Thursday following, being owe F four days on the trip. It is thought som 3 pigeon hawk or some other large bird attacl 3 | cd the pigeon as nearly the birds feather 3 were torn off.