Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-29
FAR HAVEN NEWS.

Runaway af Four Corners-A Fair
 Haven man Shot-Marriage-Rel
 ing Flag in Front or PostOffce-
 People Who are Away and Some
 Who Are Returning-Received a
 Gunshot Wound.
 A double runaway occurred at the Four Corners yesterday. A horse belonging to Michael Reagan, who. resides near the Four Corners, became frightened and started down Townsend avenue. When near J. F. Rowe's store, at the corner of Forbes and Townsend avenues, the team collided with another belonging to farmer. This started the other animal, and both dashed down Forbes avenue. They were stopped before they had done much dam age.
 Fred Hemingway has returned from Morris Cove, where he has been spending few days.
 John Wetherway and family of Houston street have gone to Guilford for two weeks vacation.
 anchored in New London harbor, received gunshot wound in the right foot which may necessitate the amputation of that member. He was on cruise in company with four others from New Haven. Yes terday one of his companions took shot gun and killed several sea gulls, and while attempting to secure them fell overheard. Fitzgeral leaned over the rail, secured hold on his companion and called. for help. A sailor ran to his assistance and in doing 30 accidentally kicked and discharged the gun, which had been left loaded on the deck. The contents entered Fitzgerald's right foot. He was brought to the hos pital in this city. He is g carpenter and resides at No. POT Pine street. Peter Clyne of A Houston street, and of the firm of Clyne & McGuinness, is soon to be married to Miss Bridget Quinn of Bristol The couple will reside the corner of Houston and Pierpont streets, in a house owned by the groom's father.
 The property of William w. Cornwall of Morris Cove has been attached by Walter S. Jones, the builder, for indebtedness. On Thursday Judge Lucius P. Deming was admitted into membership in the American Bar association. The funeral services over the remains of Mrs. James Lang were held from her late ! residence on Ferry street yesterday morn ing. At St. Francis church mass was celebrated and the remains were then
 taken to St. Bernard's cemetery. Miss Kittie Spistler has returned home from Winsted, where she has been spend l ing her vacation.
 The work of relaying the flag in front | of the postoffice was finished last night. The walk is a decided improvement over l the old one, as now the rain will run off, l the walk having slant. The builders, who are at work on the Quinnipiac school, will have to be lively | in order to have the building ready for occupancy when school opens The seats l for the rooms have arrived. Rev. MT. Goodrich of Waterbury will preach at the East Pearl street Methodist 1 church tomorrow.
 picnic in Hemlock Grove on Labor day.
 The small pulling formerly occupied by Seeley & Go. at 97 Grand avenue will be
 removed and brick structure erected where it now stands. Seeley & Co.,, are ir
 the same store with Mrs. Bishop, tempor-
 arily.
 1 Gas mains are being laid along the route l where city water was put through on
 Prospect street.
 1 A New York yacht, the 'Sayona," is be-
 ing overhauled at Captain Wright's marine railway.
 At special meeting of the J. J. Dayton
 Hook and Ladder company, held at their l hall on the evening of August 25, 1891, the following preamble and resolution was
 adopted:
 l Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God in his l all wise providence to remove from this company | by the hand of death our esteemed comrade and l friend, Richard E. Bronson. While we deeply de- ] plore our loss, we would at the same time ex
 tend to his bereaved parents our deepest and
 most heartfelt sympathy in this hour of grief
 and affliction in the loss of dutifu and faithful ! son, and to the sister our most sincere sympathy ! in the loss of a loving brother. l Be it resolved, That copy of these resolutions ! be sent to the parents also copy of the same
 be published in the New Haven JOURNAL ANI 1 COURIER; also that our hal.beadraped in mourn ing for one month. Fraternally,
 THE J. J. DAYTON HOOK AND LADDER Co. l J. J. Dayton, F. A. Dorman, O. H. Wilson, com l mfttee