Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-04
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Visitor from Chatauqua County
 An Artists Loss = A Pleasant
 Soeiable-Clever Capture of n Thief
 in a Drug StOre-Two Funera1s-
 Filling a Water Lot-Thought His
 Valuable Trotter Was StoIen-The |
 This Evening-Janitor RurwelI,s |
 Success as a Trapper.
 Edmund Barnes of Jamestown, N. Y., is visiting his nephew. Henry Barnes of 50 Houston street. Mir. Barnes went out from Southington in 1886, nestled on farm in Jamestown, Chatauqua county. and this is the third time he has visited the east. He has several relatives at Southington.
 Mrs. Alexander Ronald of Woolsey street is visiting in Madison.
 E. K. Jones, the artist leased cottage at Madison where his family expected to spend the month of August. Later son of the cottage owner was obliged to countermand the lease as his sons family unexpectedly came on from Colorado to occupy it. So MT. Jones lost his vaca- | tion. As it turned, however, MT. Jones was very busy at his profession all | through August. He says he will have 6 | few days off this month and hopes to visit several of the New York art exhihi- tions.
 A very pleasant sociable was given last evening by Miss Lillian, daughter of | Officer Mack, in honor of her cousins, | the Misses Mabel and Edna Cobb of 1 Windsor. The evening was spent in vocal and instrumental music, games, dancing, etc. At 11:3O a fruit supper | was served. l Mary Collins of Poplar street was ar rested late yesterday afternoon by Officer
 Mack for stealing from the dry goods store of Arthur Barnes of the east side. FoI
 some time past MT. Barnes has missed sev-
 eral quart bottles of a fine brand ot
 whisky, prepared for medicinal use, from
 the counter of his store. He has lost six
 bottles, one having been stolen Wednes
 day. Yesterday he set his clerk, MT. Al
 len, to watch and he watched himself
 Both saw the Collins woman slip bottle of the compound under her shawl. MT
 Barnes then detained her until Officer
 Mack could be called, who conveyed hel
 to the Grand avenue precinct. MT. Barnes
 has suppected the woman for some time
 and believes she carried away all of th'
 six bottles.
 J. M. Keon of Pine street has returned | u Yesterday morning the funeral of Mich ael Maher, who was killed by falling from l Chapel street building, was held from St Francis church.
 Conductor Arthur Rice, who has jus
 resigned, has been on the horse railroad for five years and was popular with tn
 travelling public.
 The monthly meeting of the wardel
 and burgess of Fair Haven East will b , held next Monday evening.
 In the rear of the stables on the Hem ingway property on East Grand avenu
 the wharf is being extended out over tn : water front by filling. It will be quite a addition to the lot.
 T Herbert Barnes missed 8 valuable hors from his stable on North Quinnipiac stree
 early yesterday morning and thought tn l animal had been stolen. The horse ha
 | slipped his halter in the night, wandere ' into the city and was picked up by the pc lice and returned to MT. Barnes, who wa greatly pleased over the recovery of his if ! voTite driver.
 The T. J. Dayton Hook and Ladder con
 l pany will have run this evening and wi 7 also practice with the hose. They are prt t pairing for the state tournament at Meride kof September 16. They will go up wit . thirty men and Bunnell's drum corps. ? Janitor c. B. Bearwell of the Quinnipia :: school has been plagued of late by skunki s which have captured many of his chicken = at his home in North Quinnipiac. He SC :: trap and succeeded in capturing four ( : the intruders, and is still on the war patl ,: Hall & Guernesey of Church street hay r opened branch store at 343 Grand av' ,. nue, near Lloyd street.
 s Rev. D. M. James has arrived home frol a Pennsylvania, where himself and famil
 | hou fha 1offar r,orfp pf thair :: ton.
 h Miss Jennie Parish, daughter of Enginee
 Parish of Springfield, is visiting Mrs. Jar
 ! Bennett, ST Wolcott street,