Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-18
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

A Horse Grossly Abused-Funeral OF
Mrs. Caulfeld People Who Are
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Men Work.
ing All Night-Child IDjured-Omcer
Doody,s Boarding House - Praise
for the Fair Haven FIremen-Per-
sOnal News.
Officer Doody has his boarding house in
the old Quinnipisc hotel ready to open.
He can lodge forty and feed seventy live
men, and the board is to be secured by the
contractor who is building the new section
of the Shore Line railroad. Mr.. Doody
will continue his position on the Fair Ha
ven East police force. l.
late Tuesday evening big crowd was out |
to receive them, and red fire was burned |
plentifully along the route. The boys did |
we'll in securing the first prize (silver |
pitcher) in the hose race and second prize
(gold lined goblet) In the hook and ladder
race. The team consisted of Frank Tai
| madee, captain, Charles Wilson, John Eng
lish, John Burton, D. Burton Brown, Arthur
Hitchcock, Charles Duf6e, Harvey Pond,
| George Thatcher, Frank and Edward Ryan
and George Bowling. Among their best
runne~s were G. d. Barnes, George Par
sons, Games Brown, Bert Bradley, Frank
Dorman and Morgan E. Fowler, foreman
of the company. Had they been there the
Dayton company would have captured
everything.
Hobart B. Ives is here from the Adiron-
| dacks.
| Mrs. A, l.. Chamberlain and her son, A.
L. Chamberlain, jr., left yesterday for the
White mountains.
| Workmen were employed all Tuesday
night in completing the sidetrack between
Poplar and Ferry street where the sewer
is being laid, and the track was used yes
terday. The horse cars run as usual 60
ing west, but bound to the eastern ter
minus they are switched onto the side
track. The sewer is being laid between
the double tracks. Only the track on the
south side is to be taken up, as there is
| room for the sewer men to work by cut
ting of the ends Of the sleepers Of the
north track, which project into the trench.
Three weeks will be required to build the
sewer, and meanwhile the sidetrack will
be In use.
Archie Meigs, son of Officer Meigs, Is in
Brooklyn.
rapher, who is running gallery at
Pleasure Beach, Bridgeport, will return
September 10. His gallery on Chapel
street is open as usual.
Major q. 81. Strong is in the White
mountains.
T. B. Cannon of Ferry street, assistant
superintendent of city delivery at the
postofice, with his family are in the
Catskills.
A two-year-old son of John King of
Poplar street was struck in the forehead
by passing team Tuesday evening and
slightly hurt.
a couple of nights ago unknown parties
pulled the fastenings from the barn of F.
A. Stevens, the Front street coal dealer,
took out one of the horses and drove it
hard all night, returned it to tha.barn
{ and replaced the. fastenings. Tho animal
| was too fatigued to work the next day, and
it led to the discovery of the outrageous
? work. The horse is now turned out to
recruit.
Father OConnor conducted a requiem
3 | mass over the remains of the late Mary E.
wife of Officer Caulfeld, at st. Francis
1 church yesterday morning and Father Null
holland paid a fine tribute to her memory.
/ She went to the Catshll mountains recent
", but was brought home to die two weeks
t ago from the effects of consumption.
2 Mrs. Hubbard Goodale, who has been
seriously ill, is now convalescing at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. George Barnes
/ 55 Chambers street.
= Jacob Emery, treasurer of the State
t street railroad, who has been in bad health
8 for several months, is now in Vermont
o where he hopes to improve materially.
f The closing events Of Father Mulhollsnd
!. jubilee are elsewhere referred to.