Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-07-21
ram HAVEN NEWS.

A New Building Fronf-ais TheoIo-
gy All Right-Death OF Mrs. Evarts
-RenovatIng a Cottage-Removing
Cattle From the Distillery Stables
Temperance Concert-Coal Charters
-DeIegates-Ohfcers Doodyss Suit
Two Arrests-Entertainm Last
Kvening-The Vacation Tide.
The new sewer in Lloyd street, from
Grand avenue to Clay street, was COM
pleted Saturday.
The new front to the building owned by
Smith Grannis, Grand and East Pearl, is
a great Improvement. The store is to be
occupied by J. T. Hillhouse, the drug
gist.
The merry-go-round is still the center of
attraction for the yonng people.
Fair Haven will be represented at the
launch of the big schooner at West Haven
this morning. In the fall Fair Haven will
have launch and everybody will be wei.
come.
Rev. DR.. Weston left for Cottage City
yesterday.
Rev. j. Balloon Shaw of New York, who
preached at the Grand avenue Congrega-
tional church for the past two Sundays, il
an eloquent divine and his preaching has
been received with great acceptance. Hi
theology seems to be all right, even if that
of one Of his parishioners, DR.. Briggs, is Q
little off.
Mrs. Sarah A. Evarts, who died at the
home of her son-in-law, N. A. Beebe, 81
Pine street, On Sunday at the age Of fifty.
five years, had been III for several years
| She had been confined to the house for the
past two months; during her last illness
| she suffered severely, but bore her suffer
| ings with Christian fortitude. She was the
widow of the late John Evarts. Mrs. Mel
| son A. Beebe was a daughter of the de
ceased. Mrs Evarts had large circle Of
friends to whom her death will be greatly
lamented. The funeral will occur at he,
late home, 81 Pine street, this afternoon Al
| o'clock.
Mrs. John D. Damn and Frederick Damn
of Ferry street, left for Pennsylvania yes
terday.
J. B. Ellis is renovating DR.. Il. J. Ste
vens' cottage at Clinton beach.
About 100 head of cattle have alread,
been removed from the distillery stables
The first Sunday in August a temper
ance concert will be given at the Baptis
church.
Thursday evening the Young People
society of the Baptist church will meet TO
the last time this season at the home O
Miss Belle Meigs, 81 Wolcott street
The schooner Charlie Woolsey has beef
chartered, coal, from Hoboken for Port
land at sixty cents per ton. The Nathan
Easterbrook has been chartered from Balti
more for Providence at seventy cents pc
ton.
Officer John Doody has brought sui
against Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Johnston
residing in Fair Haven, and has attaches
property to the value Of $1O0, to recover
debt of 800: Some time ago the Johnsto
family we're burned out and their house
hold goods destroyed. Afterwards Office
Doody went security for them for the pul
chase of chamber set of P. J. Kelly, tn
Grand avenue furniture dealer. Dood
finally paid for the goods, but. the Johr
/ ston family has failed to reimburse him
and he sues to recover the amount.
Louis Costo and Grazoni Angelo wer
arrested in Graves shipyard Sunday nigh
by Officer Mack, and in the city court yer
terday they were let go on suspension c
judgment.
The Gospel Bearers, society of master
and misses in the M E. church, gave a
entertainment last evening. There wa
speaking and singing and serving of It
I freshments.