Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-11
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Tribute TO Omcer CIyne-Deefsfon o
the J. J. Dayton Hook and Ladde
Comparatively OF q Horse Rail
road Rmploye-Improvem II
DR.. Thomson's Residenee-Painfu
Injury Received by Allan Hantley-
About People I'm General.
Mrs. George F. Tufts and daughters o!
Chambers street are visiting relatives In
Norwich, Conn.
Miss Laura Barbrick has returned from
a weeks visit with Miss Jennie Doolittls
of West Haven.
On Tuesday night the ]. ]. Dayton Hook
and Ladder company voted to enter in the
| contests in the carnival at West Haven.
| About thirty of the members will attend
| and enter into most of the contests. The
| new racing track has been rendered tn the
West Haven Truck company for the use of
the other companies If they SO desire.
Officer Clyne of Houston street, who
was one of the rescuers of G. b. McDer-
mott in the recent disaster which occurred
near the GAINESVILLE bridge, has received q
letter of thanks from the lad and his pa
rents.
Now that the contract for widening the
south causeway of the Tomlinson bridge
has been awarded to E R. & c. S. Rsdfeld
all will be activity for the next three
months.
A. 3. Barnes, who with his family is
staying in Greenfield, Mass, was in town
temporarily yesterday.
The Chinese laundry in Bradley's block
has again changed hands. This time it is
occupied by one six feet in height.
Mrs. L. G. Waters and Miss Lille San
ford, who have been spending a week in
Mrs. Waters summer cottage near Wslling-
ford, have returned home.
Miss Hattie Seeley of South Front street
and Miss Minnie Strickland of Grand ave-
nue. are at Asbury Park.
Mrs. Manuel Barbrick of Exchange
street has returned from a weeks stay in
Perth. Amboy, n. ].
Miss Mary Griswold and Miss Jennie
Griswold left last night for Stony Creek,
where they will spend few days.
Charles Petite, stenogrspher at II. G.
Rowe & Co.'s, is enjoying his vacation.
The representatives from Bigelow coun.
Gil, No. II, o. U. A. NJ, to the state coun-
ell, which meets in this city to-day and to-
ARE: J. j. Clsnersn, Homer Yves
son, William Penfield and Merton Putney.
William Russell, senior clerk at Sails
bury's pharmacy, has returned from Mas
sachusetts, where his family are summer
ing.
William Bradnack of Blatchley avenue,
who has been very sick, is improving and
is thought to be out of danger.
In a letter received from w. A. Warner,
who is on the pilgramsge of the Knights |
Templar to Denver, Col, Mr.. Warner states |
the Fair Haven party are enjoying the trip. |
While in Chicago they visited the worlds |
fair grounds and the Masonic temple.
AT recent meeting of Bigelow council,
No. II, o. q. A. II, it was decided to go |
On a moonlight excursion to Seaside park |
BY the steamer Margaret on the evening of |
August 18th. The Pioneer council from |
he city will accompany them. The moon |
will be furnished by the Nargsret's fash |
light
Last Friday Allen Huntley of Center |
street stuck a rusty nail in the front of his |
loot Just back of the toes. Sunday it be-
gan to pain him and soon developed alarm
ng symptoms. Now two Of his toes have
urned black and Drs. Russell and Roberts
ire in consultation over the case.
Another one of our Fair Haven and /
Nestville railroad employ es has had an un-
pleasant experience. Frank Geer is now
nursing his left fore arm and elbow. At
ecent excursion to Belden Point he tried
he sport of toboggsning, and failing TO
,eep his elbows near his body, received a
PAINFUL knock.
DR. William II. Thomson is having his
esidence, corner of Atwster street and
irand avenue, much improved. The
rafting room and Office, the entrances to
which are on Atwster street, have long
cen too small for convenience and now
,r. Thomson is having them enlarged.
he space now occupied by the entrance
ortico will be thrown into the waiting
DOM and at the end there will be q bay
1indow. There will also be large bay
Iindow, two stories high. on the Office
ide. This addition will nearly double
be capacity of the Office.
Death from n Rupture.
Darbille Jarvsni was brought to the hos
ital yesterday suffering from a severe
upture. An operation was performed on
i'm which he did not survive, meeting
cath from attenuated hernia.