Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-08
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

His Kneepan Fractured-W1n Hunt
for Ducks-Chief Dayton's Illness
The Excursion OF the F1remen-
Their Trip to Waterbury-A. 0. U.
w. Affairs.
Eddie Ryan of the east side, who fraot-
| ured his kneepan several days ago, will be
confined to his home for the next twenty
four weeks, go says his physician.
Several hunters will go to Branford this
morning to line off for ducks. For some
time past the hunters have been getting
their duck boats ready for the seasons
hunting. Some of these boats will be
taken in sharpies to Branford and the re-
mainder will be used around New Haven
harbor.
Chief J. ]. Dayton, who was taken i'll on
his way to Louisville to attend the national
association of fire engineers. was obliged to
leave the train at Altoona, Pa, where he
consulted physician and remained over
night. Mr.. Dayton has not been strong
since his severe attack of pneumonia two
years ago: He is driving on his express
route again, although he is not well.
Frank Talmadge, who has been suffering
from the effects Of relapse after getting
better of typhoid fever, is convalescing
again.
Noah q. Dudley, clerk at Allyn's east
side meat market, who has been on the
sick list several days, was out again yes
| terdsy.
Henry Konold will not rebuild his barn
on South Front street that was recently
destroyed by fire, but has fitted up for
/ barn the building that he recently moved
| to the corner of Ferry and River streets.
About dozen member, of East Rock lodge,
A. Q. U. W., principally officers went to Bridge
port last evening. on visit to the Waterbury
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the iniatory work.
The J. J. Dayton Hook and Ladder company
will have another meeting Monday night to make
They have now decided to participate in the Ore
mems parade in tina, city, which starts at $3.50
veterans sons and the West aven COMPANY 9% VIII
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gany has engaged Morris Drum corps Of East
the sb the a5 Hsysn
New York, and will on Wednesday participate in
the great Columbus parade. Following the pa
rade they will have collation. at one of the New
York engine houses. Some of the f1remen will
return the same evening, while others will re-
main over Thursday. The New York Veteran
an outing after the parade, the Fair Haveners to
be their guests, but this was finally given up,
at the postoSace wharf yesterday This is the
first arrival at this dock this season.
The Yale crew were again on the river yester-
bridge. They show commendable zeal II their
desire to secure as much practice possible this
fall
Several Fair Haven people attended tho auc-
ton sale Of property on the farm of the late
Hugh Daley in Foxon.
The schooners e. Mclaughlin and the Margar-
eta from Glen Cove with starch feed have just
At the meeting Of East Rock lodge Thursday
evening two of the officers of Providence lodge
No were present to inspect some of the phara-
phernalia work in the initiatory degrees with the
view Of adopting it in their own lodge. These
gentlemen made speeches as did Colonel Edward
f. James, who was present.
Sunday evening at 7:45 Hiram Camp division.
8. OF T., will haye charge Of the meeting at the
Seamens bethel The members will meet at l.
to the bethel In q body, ~s'0A