Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1886-08-04
FAIR HAVEN.
Prizes For the Grand Army Sharpe
Race other Notes of Interest to Fair

Prizes For the Grand Army Sharpe
Race other Notes of Interest to Fair
Haven People.
The money prizes to be given the winning
boats in the sharpe race to take place at the
Grand Army picnic tomorrow will be: To
the first boat $1S, to the second $40, to the
last boat 50. The post will also give several
other valuable prizes. The following is
list of the Fair Haven people who have made
up the prizes: NJ F. Munsell, A. III. Granniss,
Styles Beach, Samuel L. Potter, A. K. Brown,
John A. Smith, T. g. w. jefferson, Charles
HEntIey, W. II. Moore, F. w. Foote, D. N.
Smith, ferris Sanford, M. Coleman, Elijah
Ball, Captain Eldridge, Lucius Ludington,
John Thompson, Ernest Ball, Willet Barnes,
George w. Dadman, William Potter, A. L.
Bradley, George W. Potter, Jesse Mallory,
FIR Barnes, Selah Mallory, M. Kleiner, Ell
lot Bradley, Elford Bradley, William A.
Warner, G. J. Morse, George A. Tucker,
John Kehoe, Morris Hemingway, Isaac Pot
ter, D. T. Salisbury. S. l.. Salisbury, Miles
futile, A. Dematty, Daniel Parmelee, j. 7.
Hillhouse, George Bradley, J. K. Bradley,
R. Bradley, H. w. LOOMS, Hauf Bros, o.
A. Rose, Smith & Kelsey, w. F. Mansfield,
Luzerne Ludington, R. B. Farren, Cornell
Bros, w. A. Rowe, A. B. Barnes, George
w. Dayton, G. K. Wedmore, q. A. Stevens,
Henry Konold, II. A. Lowell and Dan Car
roll, of New Haven, also contributed.
Aside from the money prizes handsome
pennant and box of cigars will be offered
as the third and fourth prizes. These shar-
pies have been added to the list of entries al
ready published: Rover, James Landers;
Leah, J. G. Holman; Azelie, w. R. Miller
The last named boat is owned in Stratford
Creek. Ten boats have been entered.
Charles Rowe, of Chelsea, Mass, has been
visiting with Mr.. N. P. H. Willis, of Prospect
street.
Captain Crossley, who sailed for New
York with party of friends few weeks
ago on a pleasure trip has returned. Every
body enjoyed a pleasant time.
Charles Wright, son of Captain w. A.
Wright, has been i'll forsome days past. He
injured his knee recently and caught cold in
it, resulting in Inflammation.
Fred Barnes has returned from brief trip
to Coney Island.
Mrs. Perkins, wife of A d. Perkins, of
Blatchley avenue, has been sick for a week
past with malarial fever, but is recovering
slowly.
The boys of the Wheel club are taking
runs almost every night along the shore.
H. F. Hartweil, of Providence, was in
town yesterday. He left last night on the
Shore Line express.
John Pebble while practising on an out
rigger on Lester Rowe's sharpe yesterday
tumbled overheard, but was soon picked up.
Deacon Lucius Rowe and wife and Deacon
Albert Rowe and wife have returned from
their trip to Saratoga.
"A large congregation assembled at the O0C-
ond church Sunday morning to hear their
old pastor, Rev. DIR. Hovey of Minneapolis,
preach. DR.. Hovey was congratulated on
his excellent sermon and was greeted by hum
dreds of his old parishioners, who expressed
their delight at seeing him back once more.
DIR. Hovey will preach for the next two Sun
days while Rev. Mr.. Blakeslee is away on his
vacation.
Rev. P. S. Evans, of the Baptist church,
delivered the address at the temperance
meeting at the rink Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. w. S. johnson has been visiting ut
South Farms.
Rev. Mr.. Cunningham has returned from
his vacation trip to Bar Harbor.
The family of H Lee Mallory, of Win
sted, are stopping with Mr.. Mallorys father
on North Quinnipiac street. Mr.. Mallory is
thinking of moving from Winsted to New
York next fall.
DIR. A. D. Gilbert and wife go to the Ad-
irondacks this month.
Miss Fannie P. Mallory is able to be about
after a serious illness with quinsy
throat.
Attorney w. P. Niles, of Center street, will
shortly go to Texas on professional trip.
Since the COURIER called attention to the
ravages of the Buffalo carpet bugs, a host of
Fair Haven housekeepers have taken up their
carpets and examined the edges for the pests.
In a large majority Of cases traces of the
bugs have been found. The best way to kill
these bugs is to hit each one of them, indi-
vidualy, with a hammer.
Grabs still continue plenty up the river
and can be caught with little no trouble
at all,