Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-13
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Effects of Lightning Thursday Night
New Greenhouse in Process of
Erection- Remodeling of n Livery
Stable-About Fair Haven People
They Demur at the Assessment-Lit-
tie Blucfsh Plentiful-Narrow Es-
cape of Lad on the Railroad Bridge
". p. s. @. K. Outing-Farewell of a
Veteran Conductor.
During the thunderstorm Thursday night light
ming struck in at least two places in Fair Haven.
1t demolished a tree on Exchange street near
James street. On Houston street a ball Of fire
burst. shatteriug two panes of glass in a house.
Smith T. Bradley, the Atwater street florist, is
adding another building to his greenhouse. This
will be 60 by 20 feet and will be devoted eXclu-
| sivey to the cultivation Of carnations.
The tug-of-war team Of the Cedar Hill Giants
will enter into the contest at the flremens carni
i val in West Haven August 16.
Il. n. Thompson, the North Front street livery
| man, is soon to make radical changes in his
| buildings. w. P. Bostwick has taken the con-
| tract and work win commence.nexr week The
| stables will be much more convenient when re-
| modelled.
Miss Harriet Bates OF Center street. steno-
grapher for Rev. Mr.. Collins has gone to Green
vile in the Catskills, where she will enjoy her
| vacation.
Miss Kate Weber of Lloyd street is spending
Mrs. S. B. Ives Of woolsey street is visiting rel
Miss Rosa Hussey of Pine street is spending
| three weeks in East Thomaston.
returned to Greenfield, Mass, where his family is
Rev. D. J. Clark of East Haven will supply the
pulpit of the Second Congregational church to-
mes s s' s e
Farren is a member, will be present in large
numbers, and the meeting promises to be an in
Residents Of the upper end of James street de-
muir against paying the assessment on the new
Without M water. They will present petition to
the common council asking for bydrant, which
will obviate the difficulty.
Camargo. A local fisherman captured ai7 on
The pulpit Of the Grand avenue Congregational
,, Hunt Of South xshburnhsn,, Mass me pastor,
:. Levi s Rowe and wife are In Canada
| DIR. Lucius B. Deming OF Syracuse, N. Y, ts
, spending his vacation at the residence of his
: father, Judge Demicg, on Quiunipiac street Dr.
| Deming is suffering from blood poisoning, con
| tracted while performing an operation.
Now that many extra trains are run over the
3 Shore Line railroad. foot passengers who at
: nipiac river are running considerable risk. Yes
5 terday morning a small boy was seen on tbs
I express. He was screaming At the top Of his
. voice and making frantic efforts to beat the
train. He was discovered by the engineer, who
slowed down and stopped his train just in time
| to save the lads life.
First and Second Congregational and Bsptis
, churches will attend the outing OF the New
: Haven union at.Glen Island on August l6. Tn,
affair is under the auspices OF the society Of tn.
| West Haven Congregational church.
: Edward Coe of Worcester, Mass with bis wifi.
t and child is stopping with his father. Henry
+ The two Misses Mckay of Baltimore are tn,
T guests of their aunt, Mrs A. A. Granniss Of Nortl
/ Front street.
Fair Haveners who come home on the hors
car about p m: are greeted an along Gran
3, decomposed meat which is carried through tn
- streets from the butcher shops along the way a
0. Complaint should be entered.
l. Judge l. p Deming's family are spending
"a fortnight at Pine orchard, where Judge Denim
9, na The Gases Of Charles Robbins and orrin shiy
3e man, who were charged with stealing a gu
Yesterday before Judge Pickett Both were fine
"a with one set Of costs for both. Chapman pal
sus SS III
" Mrs Fred siebert and daughter Florence !
he Bright street have returped from Easthampto'
" wilbur T. Jefferson returned last evenicg frol
es Ocean Greve, where he has been spending
Ill Mr. and Mrs. Harvey F. Hemingway have r
49, turned from a two weeks outing at Saratoga.
4, of tns Fair Haven and westviiie horse rsiIroa
II on which he has been employed conductor q
er tase Charge Of grocery store in shelton, viii
Gu has long been established His many friends
Fair Haven wish him success In his new und'
The family Of Anthony DeMatty are staying
| Short Beach in O cottage which Mr.. DeMatty b
90 | rented for the month Of August.
MT. and Mrs William Way OF Exchange str
.sa viii visit brother, Mr.. r. D. Way, who Is "
Miss Clara Jacobs is enjoying a two weeks'
for cation in Springfield.