Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-11
FAn HAVEN NEWS.

A word, About ship Building-New
 Patent Switches-Surprise Party- | Attached for Rent-A Red Package | Box Much Needed-Rough on the Oyster Beds-LaSvyer Tuttless Mis- hap-The shore Line Trains. The new vessels that Contractor Hanscom will soon begin at his yard will give employment to goodly number of men. He intends to build the smaller vessel first, craft of some 600 tons and of about the proportions of the early three-mast- CTS put up at his yard These vessels are for shoaIwater ports where the big four.masters ca1inot run. There is good demand in freight ing nowadays for these vessels. as the fleet of twomasters which formerly performed this business is gradually disappearing from -our posts and very few of them are built to replace them The three masters that Captain Hanscom has built have proved very successful, not one of them having been lost. When the new three sn m 6s 70 of Pe the yard at Madison that has been m exsLence so many years, and comparing 1t wisn .ae rair haven | it has been decided since the fire that proved 30 destructive at the yard in Madison last spring the sp gor ths deepmns tion arises from the exRSsed e condito1 or t, the @ @ at Madson oe m s Rth HS Of hard pine lumber to be used in the vessels con sae s n 9 In fact, believe that only one cargo has ever been brought direct from the south to the Madison | yard. At New London there is good harbor and supplies can be brought by vessel or on the railroads close to the yards. In Fair Haven yes,
 e right for ship building, and the industry ought to grow
 The track layers have pretty well monopolized the street in front of the horse railroad buildings for two or three days. temporary switch has been put in so that cars are run entirely on the north track. This is temporary arrangement The new brick building at the western most DOT and the old repair shop is to be added to the old car house for car storage and accommodations will be sufficient for forty cars. The lower brick into arches so that cars can be run in and the old car barn is to be similarly dealt with; There the new new repair S shop; % and from the south track nine curve switches will be built to run cars into new and improved spring switch, so that when the cars are run in the track springs back into place, and the switch can be used by the driver turning his horses to one side.
 Yesterday the track layers from New York who were sent out by the company that built the | frogs and switches began laying the heavy frogs curved tracks into the car houses. The men | worked in manner that showed that they were familiar with the business, and quite throng of spectators were attentive observers. In hauling care of the drivers was necessary.
 Tnnrsday nf evening @ & surprise was given at the niece, Miss Moran, of Springfield. the occasion being her eighteenth birthday anniversary. She treatments s were served " ~ at a late hour. Among those present were: MT; and Mrs: Charles Meigs
 sa Miss Miss Ianigan, William Clark, William CampbeI and
 MT. Lanigan: Among the en1oyments were mu
 I Mr. I and I Mrs. M orton es A. Rose of South ouinni
 roughs of Kansas City to ss recover $sso for % tht
 rental of land at Waterside, in the Annex, or
 laga o sg has certain bqbhngsd tb by Deputy Sherif Spiegei Mir. Rose is the vel known grocer in the Annex and the treasurer O the borough of Fair Haven East.
 
 Fair Haven stamp agency is at E. Heaiey,s stor
 in Grand avenue. Other important street. street and Poplar street and FilImor
 and DO. Sperry would locate one of these useful boxes a ? l the point mentioned it would prove very popu a move would increase the postmaster's popu larity among residents of the Eleventh an
 The weather % was % Very as;'i threatening @ down tn l harbor all day yesterday and wind and way
 were quite rough. It was poor day fo f ened a bad storm.
 As Lawyer Dwight w. Futile was alightin from train at the Shore Line depot Thursda | | crete pavement his eye was badly bruised. Tn , | hurt is not dangerous, but the member was bad ly swollen and discolored yesterday. Dr. Adam . dressed the wound.
 By the new time table that takes effect on Sur | day the New London and Waterbury expres , will be discontinued until next season. The Phi | adelphia express via Shore Line, the 925 n , Saybrook accommodation and the 1 p. m. Gui I, | ford accommodation are to be discontinued an 7 the 9:55 Guilford accommodation will leave a 1056. ! The roadway of East Grand avenue in the al ! nex is being hardened. The roadway has bee 8 l dug up and stone from the crusher works or , North Quinnipiac street has been brought an | spread on the surface. This is an improvemer !. | that the people on that busy section of stree ! will appreciate.
 . c. E. Woods of Washington, D. O., and Miss A l D. Tolona of New Orleans are the guests of Pos master Moore. Mr. Woods is an only son of tn i. 1 late Justice Woods of the United States suprem ! court and a graduate of Yale college, v.
 The Rev. P. S. Evans will address the gosp, !, temperance meeting Sunday afternoon in th r chapel of the East Pearl street M E. church, il ,. I stead of the rink, where the meetings have bee
 held heretofore. The exercises will begin at 3:3 :, Singing by Miss Kirschner will add to the intere I, l of the meeting.