Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-05
Fair Haven Items.

| A number of our people went to Higt Rock Grove with the Branford church society on Monday.
 Fair Haven will be well represented every | day at the races in Hartford this week.
 MT. Luzerne Luddington is of on weel or more vacation. He is now visiting witt
 his wife in Windsor Locks. Oysters are in excellent order. Some oi them will put up opened over one gallon tc I the bushel.
 Mrs. George H. Oldershaw, of Exchange | street, returned last week from an extended | soiourn in the White Mountains.
 The Quinnipiac draw was of yesterday fol rep airs Travel oyer the Dragon" bridge | was much larger than usu al while the draw | was off.
 Mr. H. Lee Mallory and family arrived | homo yesterday from sojourn among the hills in Litchfeld county.
 Work in the Royal Arch this evening ct 8 special convocation of Pulaski Chapter, R. l A. M. No. 26. Sojourning companions are | cordially invited. The Foxen society propose giving peach festival next Friday evening at the chapel, | and they wish a full attendance. Many of the sportsmen were out yester- | day morning bright and early looking for pigeons, but the game was scarce. Only one or two small focks were seen. Mir. D. D. Mallory and wife and Mrs. J. c. | Luddington are back from their sojourn at | Saratoga Springs.
 Selectmen Reynolds and Beecher, with | mex yesterday looking after the affairs in that section.
 Foor Sing has sold out his laundry in
 Bradley's block to brother chinsmsn, Lee | Cow, who took possession last Monday. "Remove Tomlinson's bridge clean from top to bottom''is a sentiment that meets with
 the hearty approval of the boatmen and those who have occasion to go up and down
 the riEar. They say remove the structure and let the work be done well. A schooner is at Stevens coal wharf un loading corn starch for feeding cattle The
 cargo is from the Glen Cove, l.. l., starch works The farmers praise this feed very
 highly and sayt is the best feed there IS fof
 milch COWS.
 The reopening of school has made radical
 changes in the t0 districts in the borough Most of the scholars have been transferred to the WooIsey and East Grand street schools. Only one room is kept open in either dis
 triot In the Quinnipiac school daughter of Prof. Day has charge and the Center
 school is cared for by Miss Parmelee. Fifteen out of the sixteen members of the
 Hose company who went to Meridsn op Sat- urdsy last met together at headquarters on Monday evening and had pleasant time in rehearsing the scenes and incidents, the pleasing events of the day generally. They all heartily enjoyed the occasion.
 Thanks to Mr. D. D. Mallory for fac sinoile copy of the first issue of the Maryland JournsI and the Baltimore Advertiser now called the Baltimore American, published
 Friday. August goth, 1878. The little sheet pays one we'll for perusaI. The editorials. news and advertisements differ seae"aat | from those of to-day.
 The Franklin Printing company have Pur- chased the Henderson carriage works prop
 erty on South Quinnipiao street. They will
 fit up the building and remove their printing | works there as soon as the building can be
 gotten ready. A small steam engine will be l put in to run the presses.
 Mir. Harvey Hemingway and Mir. Matthew Tyler started last evening for Vermont and
 the Csnadas- They go to purchase horses | and cattle for this market. They expect to 1 be absent over week.
 One of our young men yesterday went out
 to try shooting at Q target. The gun was 6 1 borrowed one, and the young sportsman, l beineSneither Carver nor Bogardus, his | aim was not exactly true, and instead of hit
 ting the object shot at, rs put several shots 1 into the hinder part of favorite horse of 2
 neiRhbor, which was standing near by. This
 made the poor animal rather frantic, and fl
 was some time before they could get the | horse quieted down.