Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-05-28
THE Do1NGs OF FArn HAVEN.

Captain LancrafGss Porilous Adveu.
lures In the South-A Very Practical
Jeke-Mr. Hemln9way,s CIaim-Cap.
tain LudIngtOn,s Excursions -
Couple Office Charters-Preparing for
ssThe Battle OF merIdens,.Property
Forecl0sed-Will Appeal HIS Case
Memorial Day Exercises The New
Electric Factory.
Henry 8. Lancraft Of Lancraft Brothers oyster
Dealers ia home after three months trip In Viz
einia One day last month he had q perilous adj
venture which nearly cost him his life He was de-
srous of reaching of the islands near the coast
and not wishing to wait for the steamer that makes
regular tFipe, he chartered a saiIboat in
charge Of two men. When about half way
over, the little craft was suddenly struck by q
squall and overset The overturned craft was not
sufficiently buoyant to support the men save by
port part Of their weight on The boat and then By
e
battle and veritable fight for life as the men were
CHANCES were against them as the ssross currens
sweeping between main land and island was tend
ing Il abe he to
three and one-half hours they reached the main
exposure and fell down upon the shore well nigh
helpless Reviving, they bailed the boat. restored
as he Ra e
in excellent health and is Drowned with exposure
to the southern sun.
game Of poker At the home q one 81 the number on
The east side Saturday night, became the victim Of
ting1ishins tSs iIgst Sy means q dash Camera,
table with piles Of poker chips and other sdiuncts
of the game before them. He subsequently Anish
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five pictures were taken, and the party are pledged
Wiiiett hemingway is one Of the owners Of prop.
erty near HILL Lafayette and Liberty streets, where
the streets were recently closed and has little bill
VIM be pushed before the board Of arbitration re-
Gently appointed.
The steamer Luzerne Ludington will make q trip
to New London at the Yale-Harvard race. Captain
Ludington possibly will take the members Of the
July Fourth, there having been some talk in that
Captain v. "; Crossley is home on g brief visit.
cargo Of coal loaded at Philadelphia for tho Consol
a1s
The Hemingway Ice company has q cargo Of
about 400 tons Of ice loading in Maine to be dis
The charter was for about $lbs per ton. The YES
The Harold g. Beecher is discharging at New
York 2 load Of ice from Maine consigned to the
the cargo in that city The leading is 6s2 tons and
the ~ freight q q ~. s.,
last Sunday makes the total membership few
more than FIVE hundred. As the candidate.
auutS-Seoou NY ~ ioColSo tuo uouu VI AcAOW-
chip the row extended the whole width Of the
church.
Fair Haven has quite squad of soldiers in the
different companies Of the city battalion and ma
jority Of this squad busy yesterday after work
hours polishing their accoutrements and making
final preparations for reporting for duty with the
Second regiment this morning for "the attack on
Meriden.'
| A decree OF foreclosure was granted George N.
Bradley of Guilford by the court Of common pleas
yesterday. The amount OF the mortgage and costs
is 1884 So and is against the property Of Aaron o.
Sanford of Farren avenue in the Annex.
William e. Morgan, assistant quartermaster gen.
eral, Connecticut, department CAR. Is busy COM
Haven cemetery on Friday. which he is to direct
There Is desire ON the part Of the veterans that
| the contribution OF flowers at the rink may be lib
era the decorating Of all the veterans graves in
our cemetery will require big supply. The parade
which is to form at the rink at 10 will over
the following line of march if the weather is favor
able: Grand avenue to Ferry, to Exchange, to East
Pearl, to Grand avenue, across Quinnipiac bridge
| and countermarch to cemetery. After the parade
l the exercises in the cemetery will be held.
/ Officer Daniel Doody, who was sentenced to pay
side, for an alleged assault, will appeal, probably
i to the city court. The affair grew out of in
spection of a tenement on the east side by Inspec
l tor Mix of the board Of health. Mix was accom-
panied by Doody and the latter claims that Simp
| kins attempted to intimidate him, when he tool
| hold of his collar and told him to shut up or he
| would arrest him. He says there was no assault.
The Now Haven Electric company does not gair
| possession of its new purchase near Barnesvillt
bridge until June l. Soon after that date work will
begin on the new brick building that is to contain
the machinery.