Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-24
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

The Club House Question-The New office of Commander Morgan-The Harbor Filled With vessels-Praise Service - Building Operations - To open New Store-Masonic Items Pulpit Exchange-mr. Daniels Still Very ll-Preparing for Jack Frost No Tid1ngs From Runaway Boys -He Broke Roth Wrists-The Tam gle of the old Colony Company.
 Commander William E. Morgan of Ad- miral Foote post has been elected treasurer of the association of tho Twenty-ffth reg iment, A. c. v.
 People who are acquainted with the fine attractions of the Pequot association's club house and the advantages of the Nor ris Cove yachting headquarters believe that the action of New York club not to locate there was a great mistake. It will probably not be long, however, before some yacht squadron locates club house there.
 The harbor, filled with storm tossed ves- sells snugly at anchor, from the east shore presented fine appearance yesterday. A hundred sails and number of steamers were at anchor.
 A praise service will be given at the Grand avenue Congregational church Sunday evening.
 Patrick Davis is having frame house built at the junction of James and woolsey street. Thomas
 w. H. Potter has added shed to his oyster shop on South Front street.
 Next Wednesday evening Pulaski chapter, R. A. M will have special communication for working the most excellent degree.
 A. M. Mallory of Danbury will soon open a cash grocery business in the store 40 Grand ave nue, recently vacated by Druggist J. T. Hill
 The Rev. E. A. Sage of the Grand avenue Bap- tist church will exchange with the Rev. E. B. Pollard of the Howard avenue church Sunday
 Earl Daniels, the boss painter at the horse railroad shops, who was taken very i'll with malarial fever while in the ,, Morieh m Hunting E the last account concerning his condition. It is not believed that he will be able to be brought ming down for several weeks, The Fair Haven
 Sans Rns woodcoek and partridge but their % search s5 & fol fine fishing at Norich lake, near the lodge. Grounds and gardens were looked after yes terday in anticipation of a killing frost and late for many years has hard frost held off so late Rev. E. c. Sage will address the meeting o the Y. M. c. A. at the Chapel street rooms Sun day afternoon.
 No tidings have been received from Free Steele and George Demler, lads about sixteer % S It now turns out that Fred Juniver, the Ex chang ge street joiner who fell from staging of house on English street, fractured both wrist | instead of but one, as was first believed. l delegation of fifteen members from Adelph l lodge, A. and F. M., accompanied District Depu l ty John Rowland on his visit to Corinthian lodg | of Northford Wednesday evening. l Mrs. Hobart B. Ives has gone to Conroy, Mass. 1 on visit.
 Mrs. Nelson Linsley has been visiting in Mans l field.
 Smith Grannis drove down from Morris thi 1 week.
 The Old Colony company has affected sci | clement with Mir. Nathan and the injunction the bonds to secure the creditors were beini signed and they will soon be delivered. Tn l tangled thread is being unraveled and the dis l tillery will soon start again.
 The horse belonging to Henry Tweedy. al tached for debt by John Gross of Fair. Haver was sold at auction to F. S. Moody for $2o yes terday,
 l YALE UNION.
 The Yale union held their regular meet ing last night. Considerable business wa transacted, and the question, "Resolved that Arizona and New Mexico be admitte into the Union," was debated. MT. E. H Tracy '93 and E. G. Hill '94 spoke in th affirmative, and Messrs. H. Forbes '92 an H. w. Cunning '94 spoke in the negs tive.
 125 Fish Caught in 125 Minutes.
 Captain Samuel c. Thompson, who live
 in Morris Cove, ex-postmaster of Sout
 Haven, says the new breakwater will be
 splendid fishing place, the breakwate
 making "lee" for the boats whichevt
 way the wind blows. Captain Thompso is authority that one hundred and twenty
 five fish were caught with hooks last wee
 in one hundred and twenty-five minut, | off the breakwater.