Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-14
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

FAIR HAVEN NEWS.
Home From the Great Parade-Im-
proving a Dredse Steamer-Death
of a Veteran-The Registratton of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the Elec-
trio Road-Laying a Bigger Gas
Matn-Wore a Red Sweater.
The members of the J. J. Dayton Hook
and Ladder company who went to New
York have arrived home, some coming
yesterday morning on the @. h. Northam
and others arriving by train. All speak
in high terms of their reception and treat
ment in New York. Those who saw the
great parade say the Fair Haven fremen
made fine showing.
The dredge steamer Spark, owned by Q.
D. Parmelee, is receiving some alterations
and improvements, including a new pilot
house.
Mrs. George Kilbourn of Woolsey street
is visiting in Norwich.
Mrs. Leslie Waters, who has been visit
ing for the past two weeks in Paterson, N.
j., and vicinity, has returned home.
Miss Nellie Fitzpatrick of Main street is
visiting in New York city.
Willis b. Farren of Center street is
home from Baltimore. He also visited
several of the battlefelds during his alb.
sence.
Judge L. P. Deming will give political
talk at Ivoryton this evening and in Gull
ford on Saturday evening.
Edward 81. Turner, who died suddenly
in Prindle street yesterday morning, was
Formerly a raaiHanf 0f Fair Havan He
was in the United States navy in the war
If the rebellion, was a member of Admiral
Foote post, and a pensioner. He was
about sixty years of age.
A registration ie being made of all the
| bicycle riders. North of Grand avenue the
information is being collected by Frank
Ryan, and south of Grand avenue Burt
Adams is doing the work. The data in
cludes the name of the owner of each
wheel, the make and number of the ma
chine, and the age of the owner.
| The extension of the electric road has
| been laid up Farren avenue and along
| Meadow street to the east end of the Quin
nipiac drawbridge. Residents along South
| Quinnipiac street are hopeful that the rails
will soon be laid up that street as far al
Grand avenue, thus affording communities
ton that has long been needed.
At the regular meeting of the Pulaski
chapter, R. A. W., Wednesday evening fou,
candidates took the work and pass degree
The new water main in South From
street has been laid nearly to Grand ave
| nue..
The gas company ia laying a new mail
double the capacity of the old pipe from
East street up to point beyond Barnes
Vile bridge The new main will give al
increased supply of gas that has long beef
needed.
E. w. Easter, J. H. Linsley, Arthu
Brown and Eugene Petit have returned
from the North Lyme woods. where the.
enjoyed some fine hunting.
An eastern schooner was discharging
cargo of lumber at the wharf of Austil
Mansfield & Son yesterday.
When the Yale crew rowed up under tn
Grand avenue bridge Wednesday Afternoon
one of the men wore red sweater, an
the color was regarded by the spectator
/, as rather off for Yale oarsman. The sam
day couple of single scull boats were on
, | on the river. This has been fine mont
for late training in the boats.
Conrad Helms running horse 'Billie
distinguished himself Wednesday by rur
: wagon. He also ran into farmers Wagon
, but there was no further injury.
DR.. E. K. Roberts, who went to Bristt
{ Wednesday to remain one week, will ne1
{ Wednesday with his wife sail for Be
3 muda to return the middle of Novembe
, He has been very ill for the past ten day
from the effects of overwork and will r.
t quire long rest to recuperate. His man
9 friends hope that he will return fully T,
D stored.
Q A very pretty wedding took pls'
t Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock at IL
o home of Mr.. and Mrs. E R. Slater, 81 Ea
1 1~ns~
/ Miss Jessie M. Lopez, q sister of Mr.
! Slater, and Edward M. Scott of Ced'
Q Rapids, Ia. The officiating clergyman WI
! Rev. Mr.. Snow of the North Congreg
Q tional church, Guilford, where Il
0 bride formerly attended. The bride
t a daughter Of J. D. Lopez
/ Guilford and for the past two years b.
b been popular clerk at E. P. Judd's Doc
t store. The couple were married beneath
. canopy of evergreen with a back of la
o autumn flowers. The decorations we
f bride and were very skilful1y arrange
9 The ushers were Charles D. Lopez of Oh
J. cago, brother Of the bride, and Frar
Tompkins of Fair Haven. Only the ci
a relatives and few of the immedia
"a friends were invited. There were mar
q fine and useful gifts presented. After tt
d marriage there was reception, Mr.. al
J. Mrs. Scott leaving on an evening train f
it the west Mr.. Scott is bank cashier
Ie Cedar Rapids, where the couple will I
;e side. All of their friends will tender be
g. wishes for their happiness and prosperit
1t Captain Charles L. Munsell, who b
" been visiting Alvin Ames. has returned
o his schooner in Philadelphia.
70 The four master Napoleon Boughto
le Captain Stiles, has arrived at New Yor
it fourteen days from Charleston, 8. C., wi
10 phosphate rock.
sr The three master Thomas L. James b
!" arrived at New York from Virginia.
,e The three master R. L. Dewiss, viii
,e brought gypsum from Nova Scotia, b
ID sailed after dscharging cargo.
n Michael McAllen of James street,
e. driver for the New Haven Ice compan
it was considerably injured by cake Of
ID falling on him, but is now able to be
to work again.