Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-16
PAR HAVEN NEWS.

| A Suit Between oyster Dealers-En-
 tertainments Last Evening-Con-
 ductor Beach,s New HOme-FrOm
 SmIthtown, l.. I.-Mr. LudingtOn's
 New Sharpie-Brisht With Brass
 Work = Young Mems Christian
 Association,s Committees Fine
 Church Decorations-Mrs. Adams Is
 No Better-NeW Business Firm
 Personal.
 The anniversary entertainment of East Rock lodge, A. o. U. W. at Central hall ! last evening was well attended and was great success.
 There was another large attendance last evening at the Yule Tide festival and sup per given by the ladies of the East Pearl street M. E. church.
 In the superior court yesterday suit was begun by S. & D. Chipman against B. N. Rowe & Son for an injunction to restrain defendants from removing buoys and stakes which they claim mark certain oyster beds of theirs off West Haven. Damages of $500 are asked.
 Conductor George Beach, who recently sold his residence in the annex to the l Consolidated road, has purchased the
 Jonathan Dudley place, consisting of
 house, outbuildings and ten acres of land
 located in East Haven center and has re-
 moved thereto. ---- '-..
 Miss Gertrude Anthony of Stamford has
 been visiting Mrs. Newhal1 of Wolcott I street. sssss-7t- ~at9s
 Mrs. A. K. Brown has returned from 8 l visit to her daughter, Mrs. Fred Ward of
 North Guilford. -
 The sloop Frank Foote has arrived from
 Smithtown, Long Island, with 100 bushels
 of clans. e6 @-
 Va, has been hauled out on the marine
 railway and the blanks are being soraped l of barnacles. -s
 Henry Gregory has built for N. A. Lud-
 ington, the oyster dealer, @ fine sharpie 25 feet in length. which promises to prove a fast sailer. The boat cost about $250, and is hand is handsomely finished, including
 the use of $25 worth of brass work. II The executive committee of the Fail | Haven branch of the Y. M. O. A. has ap ] pointed these committees: Finance, Her ] bert Barnes, chairman; F. J. Mansfield, w ! iP. Bostwiek, w. s. Bishop and N. A Beebe. Gymnasium, Luefus W. Moody
 chairman; Herbert Barnes and Mer : ritt A. Farren. Rooms, Charles E : Steele, chairman; O. D. Parmelee, Henr, 8 R. Smith and Charles N. Hubbard. Enter : tainment, A. l.. Bristol, F. NJ Crawford f W. A. Hemingway. A. L. Chamberlain, jr. f G. A. Thompson, William s. Rowe, Johl
 0. Tracy and E. H. Rowe. Membership }: G. R. Stevenson chairman, A. H. Smith Q Luci1a P. Deming, Willis M; Wright, Ed g Sears, Charles B. Rowe, Frederick R. Tut 4 tie, Edward H. Farren, Irving Hurlburt, $ 4 D. Tracy, H. M. Shannon and R. Rowe ! Reception, George s. Adams, chairman '' Charles T. Foster, Clarence Tibbals, Mol 8 gan E. Fowler, Harry W. Crawford Franl z Tompkins, Charles O. Sherman, J. E ,SS Woodhouse, Charles Hines, William Eld g ridge, James s. Young, Henry W. Russell 'l A. F. Hemingway, Charles Kelsey. Williar a Ernest H. Potter, William F. Russell T2 Osborn M. Thompson, Ernest Chipma 2 and Charles W. Parmelee. Devotional, E [, M. Perry, chairman; John G. Hurd, Geora ,, J. Gutbrosd, Charles Steele, J. H. Thomr 4 son. George O. Foote, Charles N. Hull a bard, Miles J. Barnes, Charles W. Kan, r. han, James Girken, Walter Kelley, Geore t. Jacobs and Henry Fabrique. Librarian ,f James s. Young.
 B. Arrangements are being made for deco
 atirg the interior of Grace Episcop
 ! CuuECu Ou u uOI6 0lhUOTab6 BChl6 buE
 usual. The decorations will consist of 1s ,e yards of evergreen, dozen wreaths, { d many more stars and other devices. IT If committee consists of 0. H. Smith, H. E "a Nettlston, R. A. Keast, Mrs. Hubert Tod
 Miss Grace Bishop and Mrs. J. Clark. IT :, young people will begin tieing the gree, n' next Monday evening.
 E Thomas F. McKiernan of 167 Clay stre m and W. T. Morrow have formed partne Ia ship and have opened store for electric supplies, electrical work and locksmithir at 100 Grown street.
 of The wife of Dr. o. B. Adams, who su
 fered stroke of paralysis few days az ,n was not quite as we'll yesterday and is in
 critical condition. She is conscious only 10 portion of the time and cannot speak. 70 Mrs. Dr. Mary Allen, prominent of IT i1 cer in the national W. o. T. D., will spei 'k in the Grand aven ue Congregation
 church next Sunday evening at 7: T o'clock.