Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-19
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

A Fine New Pharmacy-The Evan. gelical Alliance Disba nded.Start. ing the New Electric Light Works -Dislocated Her Sho of Ex-Councilman Futile - Captain Samuel Potter Very Iil-Virginia Plants to Arrive-Fisk Jubilee Com cert.
 Ezra Healy, the druggist, has removed his pharmacy from 276 to 2S2 Grand avenue, in the block owned by Joseph Merchant. The fixtures are new and plans for the same were drawn by John Kessel, manager of the store, and reflects much credit upon his taste. The new pre- scription case is fine piece of work and makes a very pretty pharmacy.
 At the annual meeting of the Evangelica! alliance held this week there were present twenty members. including two clergy | men. After full discussion relative to the alliance and it's work, it was decided to disband the organization. It is just year since the alliance was started. l The plan was to get as many 1 people as possible into the churches, from the class of non-church goers. But the | thought by many that in Fair Haven there is not good field for such an organiza- tion. The territory is well provided with churches and there is unusually good re- ligious advantages. Still it was believed by many that many uachurched people ! would be induced to attend public worship, l but the work has not been a success. A balance in the treasury of 5.OS was voted to be forwarded to the National alliance in New York city.
 The new electric light works near Gainesville bridge have been started lip with one of the three powerful engines and 15O arc lights are run. Each of these big engines furnish power equal to three and a half of the engines in the George street building. It is intended to add to the capacity gradually until the three engines are running the 700 arc lights in the city.
 Mrs. Calvin Kelsey of Center street dis located her shoulder by fall on South Quinnipiac street. The dislocation was re- duced by Drs. Adams and Hall
 Reuben G. Futile of 152 Front street, whose funeral will be held this afternoon at 9 o'clock, has been i'll for the past four years with heart disease and much of the time has been great sufferer. He was ffty-four years of age. MT. Futile was a veteran soldier and member of the Ad- miral Foote post. He was also a member of Polar Star lodge, I. o. o. F. MT. Tut tie has been republican member of the board of councilmen, representing the Eleventh ward He was brother-in-law of Captain Samuel Potter of Stony Creek, who until three years age resided here, being well known oyster man. A few days ago Captain Potter came to visit his sick brother-in-law and during his stay was taken down with ! heart disease, having been in rather infrm health for the past year. Yesterday he was considered very low. Captain Potter is also veteran and member of Admiral Foote post.
 Several cargoes of Virginia plants are ! expected to arrive next week.
 Mrs. Frank A. Moore and son of Boston are visiting her father-in-law, Postmaster Moore of 169 Lloyd street.
 Mrs. Alfrad D. Tyrrill and her sister Miss Dikeman, left yesterday for New town, where their brother is very i'll. Friday evening under the auspices of the American Missionary association, the Fisl Jubilee singers will give a concert in the Grand Avenue Congregational church. | Next week J. Robert Smith of Boston, cutter, will come here to assist his brother Henry F. Smith, the tailor, during tho busy season.
 Romanta Wells and family will remove from South Quinnipiac street to Trumbul street, April 1.
 Clifford Hemingway will go to Colorado Springs for his health about April l. Hs may return with George Moulthrop. Joseph c. Camp and his wife Mary had 8 sad story of domestic infelicity to tell tt Judge Pickett in the city court yesterda, morning. Cramp is a shoemaker at Grant avenue. Judge Pickett imposed fine O $1O which Cramp paid up at once.