Morning journal and courier., 1884-10-29
STATE oORREsPONDENoE.
North Haven.


 William Hotchkiss was married on sunday and brought his bride home to live with his mother in N. w. Browns house at the cen ter
 Mrs. William T. Reynolds is expected to leave Germany and sail for home this week.
 The citizens are requested to remember that they are invited to Illuminate their resi- dences on Tuesday evening for the I. L. Stiles escort parade, which will be through the principal streets.
 Don't forget the entertainment of the young people of St. Johns parish at Stiles Hall on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. One feature of Thursday evening will be read ing by Miss Millie Sykes of Columbus, Miss. Stiles Hall is to.be remodeled and used by John Blakeslee as printing office. The annual meeting of the Ladies' Benev- olent society is to be held at the house of Rev. MT. Reynolds on Monday afternoon of this week A full attendance is desired.
 The Wednesday evening prayer meeting is to be omitted on account of the preparatory lecture on Thursday at 2 o'clock. That the followers of St. John might not | be out of the prevailing fashion or consid- cred more disloyal than the adherents of Belva Lockwood and the other candidates, a | banner far surpassing all the others in varie- ! ty of style and originality of design has i been raised in a conspicuous place few rods east of the railroad station. The principal | features are a representation of all empty l lager beer keg on which when lighted can be seen the words, ''St John" and underneath it a small demijohn, the whole being fanked 1 by cigar boxes.
 l Political excitement runs high here at the present time. The I. l.. Stiles escort are in- | vited to turn out nearly every night this | week. Last night they went to Fair Haven l and tonight they parade at home. On l Wednesday evening the invitation is to Mer- iden, Thursday to Branford and Friday tc l New Haven.
 A young lad belonging in Durham, s nephew of Mrs Gilbert Page, ct whose house in Clintonville he was visiting, was badly bit ten by dog belonging to Dr. D. A. Pattor on Saturday last. The boy was playing witt | several others when the dog, which does not seem to be vicious, came up and bit him il 1 both hands and one leg. The lad will prob l ably be confined to the house for some days if nothing worse occurs.
 Mrs. Lavinia Marks of Hardenburg, N. '. 1 is in town visiting at the house of her father
 James Smith.
 Romanta Linsley, anticipating cold win ter is having furnace put in his house.
 Miss Grace Crockett, of Branford, i
 spending some days in town with 1elative I and friends.
 Master Harry Cheney is having quite gooc
 success in the poultry business, raising seV
 eral choice varieties. A very neat and com
 modious building for the purpose has jus
 been added to his facilities for carrying o1
 the business.
 Nathan Palmer. expects to move his famil. | to Fair Haven next week. They are to oc
 cupy the house formerly the residence o
 Homer Blakeslee.
 The young people of St. Johns church ar to be assisted in their entertainment by MT l Frank Ficthl, of New Haven. After the lit erary and musical programme oysters ant
 ice cream will be served. Admission tel cents.
 At the meeting of the board of registration yesterday eight more voters were made making forty-one of the ifty-six who az l piled. Oct. 2S.