Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-02
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

A Pleasant Word for tho Open Cars
Tent show ON the Maltby LOt-CaP-
tain Seaman,s New SchOoner-Htg
Ru.,ness Mt the Keg Shop-Praise
Service.
The omen cars have finally been taken of the
,,r.o railroad. The fine weather has permitted
their use longer than usual and in fact they have
been run with hardly any interruption all sum-
mer Even now many passengers would prefer
to dress warmer and ride in the open cars, but
the cooler evenings would hardly permit Of fur
Their use The popularity Of the open cars was
demonstrated not long since at Belle dock
Two cars, one open car and one box
car, were waiting the arrival Of an
excursion boat. When the passengers
boarded the cars, although it was raining hard at
the time the open car was filed, while the box
car started with only few scattering passen-
gers. Business on the Belle dock branch has
been good all summer. At evening many extra
cars have been run down for the steamer Marga-
ret and the New York boat, while there has been
good traffic to and from Brewery street for the
Starin boat on Glen Island days. Some evenings
nine extras have been sent to Belle dock to trans
port the crowds. It is expected that next season
rolling stock, as the increased business OF the
road will demand them.
A small tent erected on the Maltby lot ct the
corner Of Grand avenue and James street, drew q
big crowd on Monday and Tuesday evenings.
The tent is the property Of the sS%taing Me 81;
terests the people with singing farces and comic
sayings and banjo and bow music.
| 616 TONS was launched yesterday at Damaris-
GOTTA Me. Captain James NJ. Seaman Of this
place will command her, and the vessel will hail
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but the fire in the shipyard at that place resulted
the s Commander Of the John Il. Tns1e and the
William W. Converse.
annual meeting Of the New Haven Baptist asso-
| citation Of Meriden to-day.
Miss Cora Isabel of Woodbridge is visiting
At the dedication of the new Catholic church at
Mt. Carmel on Sunday Rev. Father Mulholand
was among the participants; Father Mulholan and
| cemetery at the end of Oak street next Sunday
Several members from this place attended the
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in the race for special prizes on Thursday. The
race viii be b ten the -Four Corners t.
rome, William Palmer and William beilew.
Francisco sinceiast May during the last illness d
from that city by the PACIFIC Mail route, and i
East Fsari street, the weEks ars rssnnin I9l IL
| big order for sardine tubs from Port Townsend
| Washington. Last year q consignment of keg
were sent to Puget Sound.
Rev. A. Fl. Ball, formerly of this place, on hi
return to Elgin, Ills, recently after his vacation
The day Of the return it was the twentieth an
| niversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. Balls marriage. Dur
ing the evening they were presented with Sc
| of china.
| Harry Lovesy Of Boston is visiting few day
with his friend, Selectman J. Ives Brad
| ley in East Haven and is pleasantly putting il
| the time blaclkfshing and shooting ground hogs
One he shot last week weighed nine pounds
This animal Is great pest to farmers.
| Next Sunday evening at 1880 there will be
praise service at the First Congregational church
| The program is as follows:
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