Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-09-29
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

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Observation-Disclosures Kent's Obser-
.vations i'm WORCESTERSHIRE Half Gem
fury Filgrimage-A nlg n% .nn.N
1,shstson.Tant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
of . BIG morteage-New schooners
Projected-A Church Debt Wiped
Out-H0me Of the Frtendless.
Who is to be senator from the Seventh
Tast Havenl districts East Haven will un-
- -. M T-..,. =. 49,
oouD'eo!y iaVor DMlsn' W. u''.o Aoi .no
nomination. On this point the East Ha-
ven correspondent in the Shore Line
,r;,,.. ..u..
100 .., 4,,,
that }hs daiaostes saacteG ta stten the Senator
iai convention are in favor Of Judge D. W. futile,
our present Representative, for senator Mr.; Tut
a e mas aaS hea seecfd fpr the lover hose
for I'll. Se-'5o: served on the judiciary commit
tee But we hear Derby would not take very
kindly for his position on the division OF that
town.
backing for the nomination. Dwight" and
"Groye. y although brothers. are not one DO
,;t;oo1,v crovabas baan alacted re,,rasenta.
49, =, ao,,,oo.ot;o .;o,..t h,.tha.h go,
1--WE on 'lle oeinooia.lo 'loAe'' o"'o JUL nose.
run for representative the same year, ana
both are glad Of the political success of
Tho o+hor Savara1 vaara 400 when the
w o s:S..:...s 49,
state was reolsei.c'eo anu lour aooeo'
making twenty-four, the Seventh was
created. It is about the largest senatorial
district in the state territorially. although
"' - ~. .s. -. - 49,
as agalnsI some seyeH'een Inuus' m,o ~ Cue .ne
Eighth NEW Haven) oistrlct. Inc 19V-
enth 10 made up OF the towns OF East ma
ven, orange, M1l1ora, branioro' Jerry,
Ansoaa, oeyMo' w. ~ se,+a5 t,un
a anu Motn ~ t1,,o re,,,,a7ioe,, Sena+ors
m m1a Sa anu wv 1927 q u PnaJ1a.,
aI ns Gaa1o.a NJ msn and +ha ran,,h1;cans
d Io ue9sS ~ ~, In T5 sr nov
'" Pa4,aL Want 'a aunet;ntandon+ of stroats
1917 r;s IT,, 'u ,ols+;wes IN Worcastar
~ LILY +hat ;f Nv Haven doos not 1onI
1ays 1a on~e W"aste. Iii CO.,, o',t
s S her in The raca FOR The third c;tv in
Formulation in New ENGLAND worcester
boa ahont AZ 0OO nonniation and wonld
have to gain but a few hundred to pass
New Haven. Mr.. Kent SAYS Worcester's
great hold ia her manufacturing interests.
which are developing and increasing the
growth of the town wonderfully. Speak
mo of the Worcester wire works. about
witch MANY Fair Haven wire drawers are
familiar Sunerintendent Kent saws the
niant in buifdinos alone covers several
acres acres Tn The nriyate bnildinos esnecialiv
hns;ness blocks Worcester heats New
Haven. but in public buildings, es-
| neciallv the CITY hall. court house and
Ip,o1;oa danartment New Haven waa faT
ahead If her northern rival Tn streets
anJ o+har c;+v ;,onrove,nants Nav Haven
1aads -,eroe,,t;h1r cn,er; otande,t KanI
- ,.aso,, r. heI;.va hovavar thot No1,
Wa,,a Iii ~ 49,. ,+oo5 eor,rtl =, ,o,,,'
1at;o,, ~ NJ, E HoS fofN
i"J Mnu ~ ~" q Tso1:uI. oa 4o
Natnah me ?. Inglsn, our ageG e DMaa,
man, IL Ms younger uays lesloeu III ns1oot ~
1Stanu, anu M mas seveiai yeals iooateu a. q,
w. esoer,y: ane wessely oor.es lsMa4ban; ~
S Sne Tra1;eh - Me-, 1 9yn eet1r 1.aar.
- . ras;da,'t ~ this r,looa ia }ho o;,,sst .,
SSar,es Iaonord Tbara orc o,,11 a fan
1919 =, a. 49,, =, ~ 49,, ba y,as ~,
ftI:. ~ 80: ~ lie oo,t.,r,- y,
lan.nal, anu ~ uuring ns nall 1 N9s ~ "
1osoaoo ~ c,.ee Ali"ny ol"iSoe' HAAs' Lug
ns S4 - WI p Dill h;o, - VIDA,
oeeane5 lnilau 40 wnion was Ine &c.
t tha n ' Stashnat 10 worn 10
DIG Sno Snoo Luz stI " ~. opmy ~ ~
aosio1 AI, naI ioSuin M; nei 1919
10 Won Auomn noio' n"'AnS A"n oA VIZ
eastern Sno " Iou'e. ,. .,
heV. T. y. oage, az tne Dapeis' c.urei
yesterday, Pfeacned a thlrd IN sel4es O
d1scourses founded on the prophecy O.
lachar1ah. ihese dlscourses nave provee
very interesting ana lnstrucIlVe. Az I'M
annual meeung OF me N Few; Hawan C cIurci
oaPI I assoooI 1 hu paator Sana Lob,
$3.50 w 70 49, Tha assoo;at;o,
SAT- ~ LII :" m.dnaadaw ond Thnrsdaw -
W 70 ." ~ Wa5nasaa. aftar,oo,, ~
" 10 80 NJ. c. N he ~. of ~,
s,,aa1,.rs Annornoo7,oant1 woo n,ade VOC
tardav that the Anal IA, ment on tn,
chnrch 5aht would be made on October I
The balance to he clea,ed off ia only $50
Alha = Eorhos of Eost Hayan hoe crow,
hnrbanL nota J th 1 inches LONG ani
D: =: 49, w.. - 49, lie ,oSs,nJs IL
maoso "o ~ - W. ~, in 49, rrarters of .,
ne says on y. ono eno y. :" -
acre ne harvested SIX nunoio" o"sne'' y
o1loan4s c,..-. :: ~,
ssH Tsoha,,1.. st,ast
w ya11o-hs,,,,ars aro ra,,ortad so.rca &,
Far th;s saaaon aIthonoh tfsro,Aave bee,
49, bnntsrs o,,t m COOL n,Hrn;ros 81 tb
ay hueas ou. W hon nf ~ Sa So ~
~ hst h" ana,..;, " a;'ht h;rds 80 1,enin
~. oe.,, IT, 80 ,,saS =" 1,;s;t ~;
d;sar;ot ;n,rso,sa Socts ','-' via
M and Mrs John r Allen have re
tnrned from their h, idal trim To Delaware
Mr. Allen ia now located at West Haven
having purchased a mill ronta
.John Tracey left last week for Cleye
1oUS n -; a,,.arod Az a,,nlo,, - th
49, 81" ae,a umo p' - ~
Ai TSo ,aI; uo aar";oss 81 ~. How, 90 ~
. r-,i sou' %. 49, =: w $500. III.
LEE - aItar,s.a ~ hoid;no +has
a,m ,s, cnu , ei. nse aI ~ n ne a4es
sci anu dso 0o W ~ ~.
ta 80 ~ aa ~, n 1a:+ o+tandamoa "Su Ier
10, a;,,h M"9 ;nI "' s''' Ao''-
ny 49, +ba loo. rres;dont;., oanra;o,
Jel,us tiie iasS Pio oaLen;u ."p
pronio a heiu saenefihs s III W leu
eie1'eo as 'ne ooin0i "oo .:s
aha +.nt 10y .s ''is s.orad hoi +ha h br
VI How H;ra,a s oo,a,' F. s+raa. ca,
80 " -, az $500 .n Isp' - ~. ' tai.
Dys ~ ;nu .h Nv. oe w. &c I'm
ue; - - r. w; 10 o;S ~. ans., 70 ~.
oaneos s"iA .n az, en- IN. " Incl.
WI! pay ~, .heir iah' II Ihe 'eh. - elec'
Gu curing rhis Ians eanPaien Tue zen
makers Will De given 1oo IN making re
pairs,
me nlg mortgage on the central MAJ
Diock properly mas oeen iorecloseo py Tn
Danoury bank. Many OF the tenants wh
nave had notlce OF the change are nov
congratuiatmg themselves 1nat improve
menus VIII DC mace whic1 nave peeh heeo
for some tame. me ou a;a ID toea.ea e o.
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