Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-08-23
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Omcer Doodyss Boarders-FeIl from q
Window-The knights TemPlars-
No showers for Fair Haven-May
Run at Merfden The Borough
Grand List-Thrownf from Carriage
conducted by the ". p. 8. @. E.
The Oyster Set IL Promfsing-yews OF
the vacationfsts.
Officer Doody has opened his boarding
house in the old Quinnipisc hotel on the
east side and already has seven or eight
boarders, railroad men who are at work on
the Fair Haven cutoff. When the ma
chinery arrives for blasting and drilling
Doody expects to fill his house with board
ers.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Horton of Quinnipisc street, which fell out
of window Sunday, did not seem to be
much the worse for it's fall yesterday, al
though it was at first feared 1t was injured
internally. The little one fell three sto
ries.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Crawford, Mr.. aud
Mrs. A. 81. Barnes, Miles p. Tu.tle and W.
q. Warner are home from the Knights
Templar excursion to Denver, and speak
very highly of the splendid manner in
which they were received all along the
journey. The reception at Milwaukee on
the return journey and the excursion on
the lake, was spoken of as particularly
fine.
The showers which struck East Haven
skipped the Fair Haven section. The
ground is very dry and vegetation is suf-
fering from the lack of rain.
The running team of the ]. J. DAYTON
Hook and Ladder company will probably
participate in the tournament of the ERE
men at the state fair in Meriden September
16. IL the boysg they will expect to cap
ture first prize. The matter will be def
nitely settled at meeting which viii prob
ably be held this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Smith of Hart
ford are visiting their son, Henry F. Smith
of the East side.
The grand list of the borough has been
placed with the town clerk and in fifteen
days the board of burgesses will sit as q
board of relief to make any corrections
necessary. Afterward the rate book will
be made.
Henry Ellenberger of q. F. Smith &
Co.'s has returned from the White noun
tains. His sister, Miss Emma Ellenberger,
will remain until September / and then
return TO " ashington, d. T.
Mrs. L. w. Moody and her daughter in
law, Mrs Fred Moody, were thrown from
their carriage on Chapel street yesterday
noon, one of the wheels suddenly coming
off. They were only slightly injured
The Sunday evening services at the Sec
ond church in August are being conducted
by the Y. P. S. G z. members.
Ezra Hesley, the druggist, has gone to
northern New York for two weeks.
Ed. Allen, clerk at Barnes drug store, lie /
away for two weeks, his trip to include
Mahsttsn beach.
Mrs. Archibald Mcdonald and the
in St. Johns, n. b, to remain until Sep
TENDER /.
Mics Nellie wedmore and Miss Bessie
Bronson are home from Rainbow Beach.
Mr.. Stout of Troy il visiting his uncle,
Isaac Bradley.
Mira John T. Hathaway has returned
from a visit with friends in Middletown-
Clifford B. Hemingway is the guest of
George A. and Edward Bradley Of West
Cheshire and is inspecting their tobacco
crop. They will harvest about two acres
of the leaf early in September.
Fred Moody and his sister. Miss Mary
Moody, are at Portchester, n. Y.
George Brockett and family viii go to
Madison beach on their vacation next
week.
Nearly all the oyster planters who have
inspected the shells recently planted report
a very good oyster set.
On Quinnipisc street, where the new
electric road is to be built, some of the
signs 'For Sale" have come down In ex-
pectation of higher valuations
Rev. Mr.. Clark of East Haven viii sup
ply the pulpit of the Grand avenue Con- |
gregstionsl church next Sunday. Rev. J.
Lee Mitchell viii. be home the following |
Sunday.
Burdette H. Farren and wife of Baiti- |
more are visiting here.
Several lovers of good trotting will at
tend at Charter Oak park during the
races.
The Y. NJ c. A library has over two
hundred volumes and all members are en-
titled to draw books. The library is open
every Saturday from T..30 TO o A. m