Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-07-16
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

ssioner Jacobs, Tr1p.ssMayors,
bradley of Morris Cove-Shelling
OYSTER Beds-Sewer for Farren Ave-
nue-The Trespass Cases-Injured By
Belt-Of for Europe-Is Not a Son
of Omcer Clyne - Entestained at
Tea-Praise Service.
Commissioner Hiram Jacobs and wife of
East Haven returned from short but
pleasant tour yesterday morning. They
visited New York, Newport. Fall River,
Boston and Nantasket Beach, having made
most Of the trip by steamer.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. E.
church, which met Thursday evening, did
not complete the business of the annual
meeting and will elect officers at an ad-
journed meeting soon to be held.
James Smith is spending his vacation at
Stony Greek.
John G. Bradley has sojourned at Nor
ris Cove every summer since 1868, having
been one of the first to select this shore
for summer home. He is pleasantly rec
ognized by the cottagers as the "msyor of
Morris Cove"
h. F. Smith & Co., the east side tailors,
will remove to-day to 100 Orange street.
S. D. Bradley & 60. are soon expecting
5000 bushels of grain from the west.
Several Thousand bushels of oyster shells
are conveyed to the oyster beds every day.
For this transportation quite fleet Of
steam and sail vessels are employed.
In Farren avenue many of the residents
are in favor of building a sewer running
to the river, and a petition for authority
tn h1iId ia y,anHinO haforo ho hoor1 nj
selectmen.
Next Monday the cases brought by D.
H. Granniss for trespass on his oyste,
grounds will be heard in court. Already
| nearly twenty arrests have been made an6
| the result of these test cases will be watched
with interest.
Mrs. Henry G. Smith is at Avon, N. Y
While adjusting belt at Fitch's factory
Charles G. Smith of Ferry street wa
| seriously injured III the right thigh, from
the effects Of which he is seriously i'll.
The W. g. T. U. meeting will be ad
dressed Sunday afternoon by Mr.. Benham
formerly an actor.
| Mrs. Julia Gallagher and her daughte
Kittie of Blatchley avenue sail to- day fol
Europe.
The report that John.W. Clyne, a son o
Officer Clyne of Fair Haven, had beel
shot in the labor disturbances near Home
stead is not believed here, as letter wa
recently received from him dated Leaven
worth, Kansas. The man killed was prob
ably another man by the same name.
Thursday evening very pleasant te
was given in honor of Miss Ruth E. ST
veira of Brooklyn, N. Y, at the residenc
of Mrs. II. Fl. Nettleton, 273 Lloyd stree
after which vocal and instrumental must
was enjoyed by all. Among those presen
were: Mr.. and Mrs. n. b. Nettleton, Mil
Bennett of Brooklyn, N. Y, Miss Sheeha
of New Rochelle, Edward johnson an
Miss Lizzie johnson of Cleveland, O., Mi
May Horton, Miss Jean Ronald, Frank
Edgar, Robert Russell, Bert Russell, A
Russell and r. w. Keast.
| The choir of the Grand avenue Congr
| gational church have consented to give
short praise service before their departu
for the summer. The following is tt
program:
, Organ Voluntary.
, Hymn-"Jesus Lover of My Soul''
/ Responsive Reading Thirty fourth Psalm.
| "God Shall Charge His Angel Legions''. .....
| ........................ .LlucantC
| Prayer.
.Return Unto Thy Rest My Soul. ..........All
, Hymn-'My Faith Looks Up to Thee
"oh Come, Let Us Sing Unto the Lord. .....
I | Beuediction,