Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-01
Fair HnvenIterns.

Frederick A. Moulthrop visited here with his people over the Sabbath. Mrs. H. Lee Mallory is visiting with her mother in Winsted. Some twenty or more of our residents went to Osprey Beach yesterday. Quinnipiac Hose company will make an ex- cursion to Glen Island, August 23d. B. A. Betsworth returned to Baltimore, Md, on Monday night. Deacon Loomis of1iciated on Sunday even \ ing at the Foxon chapel. Lewis Crockett and family arrived home 1 on Monday night. New iron rails on the horse car track on East Grand street are being laid. | Torchlight fishing up the river every pleas ant evening. A special convocation of Pulaski Chapter, R. A. M, was held last evening. A straw ride party one evening this week | is being talked up. l Six o'clock tea parties are very fashionable l just now.
 A number of people on the street these pleasant days and evenings. Not as many of the Baltimore folks here as | usual this summer. A hardware store in Todd's block will be | opened in few days. The oyster trade this fall promises to be | very lively. Some ten couples or more are going to
  Two attachments have been put on to the Gem saloon. Very few picnic parties go down the river | this season in sharpies. Mir. D. w. Grosvenor made flying visit | here yesterday.
 MT. John c. Hurd, the news carrier in Fair Haven, wife and little one are rusticat- ing for short time in Winsted, where they have many relatives and acquaintances. MT. Edward Parmelee, of Syracuse, N. Y, who has been visiting here for few days, re- turned home again on Monday. John J. Dayton has sung in the Episcopal | church choir in Falls Village for the past two Sundays.
 The Foxon church Sunday school held their annual picnic and excursion at Den Mansfeld's, East Haven River.
 Mr. Dwight Hemingway, of Clyde, N. Y, is visiting here for a short time.
 Captain William Mallory and Dan Parme- lee are sojourning with their families in Nor folk in this State
 Mir. Hobart Hotchkiss, wife and daughter, were taken suddenly i'll on Sunday evening. Dr. Adams was called The patients were quite sick on Monday, but yesterday they were all improving fast The doctor says they were poisoned from eating Holsters and that was the cause of the illness
 The cry of fire on the east side on Mon day evening brought out Hose company No. on the street ready for duty very quickly With nearly every member on the ropes. The cause of the alarm was the burning of red fire up North Quinnipiac street by some of the residents.
 A leak in the water main on North Quin- nipiac street under the railroad bridge on Monday night, made pretty big hole in the roadway. The water officials were notified, the water shut of for the night and yesterday the damages were repaired.
 Grace church, Blatchley avenue, will have their picnic at East Haven River on Wednes- day, August 15. Part of the excursionists will go down by steamer Ivernia and the oth- CT portion by stages and private teams They are anticipating very nice time.
 MT. J. s. Chase, secretary of the Hartford Watch company, visited with MT. Jared Wet mere's people over Sunday. During Mir. Chase's stay here he took ride around visit ing the reservoir and engine at Whitneyville, also the works at Lake Saltonstall. The visi- tor thinks the drives around New Haven are most beautiful