Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-21
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

The Hose Company-Bluefish
Sudden Death from the Effects of q
Bath j. G. Krampss Relics
Sprained Her Ankle-Busy Captain
Graves-MeetinS of Ladies, Socie-
ties.
At the meeting of J. J. Dayton Hook and
Ladder company held Monday night it was
voted to accept the invitation of the New
York Veteran and Exempt Firemen's Sons
to the annual fall outing to be held Octo-
Der 10. The company will send down a
large number of members, with the run
ming team, leaving by boat on the evening
of the 18th.
From Quinnipiac and Tomlinson bridges
large numbers of men and boys are engaged
every day in catching blue6sh, and some of
the catches are quite large.
A son of Joseph Allen, who died on Sun
day at his home in Foxon, was buried at
the former home of his parents in Della
ware yesterday The boy, who was four
teen years of age, went in bathing in Fox
on river on Saturday, and, catching a
severe cold, spinal meningitis set in, from
the effects of which he died suddenly on
Sunday.
]. g. Kramp on the east side for several
years has been getting together large COL
lection of antiquities. rare coins, etc.
Many of the relics can be seen in the win
dow of his shoemaker's shop.
Miss Minnie Strickland of Grand avenue,
daughter of Conductor Strickland, is
visiting in Southington.
The Young Ladies' Aid society of the
Grand avenue Congregational church, held
meeting yesterday.
Mrs. F. WI Sizer of the east side il
visiting in Springfield.
Miss Annie Ludington of Quinnipiao
street is visiting in New York city.
Miss Tillie Bostwick of Quinnipiac street
ia visiting in Hartford.
Rev. William L. Bostwick of 800 Quin-
nipiac street has for his guest Rev. and
Mrs. Hartman of Boston.
Mrs. John G.. futile is visiting at the
home of her father-in- law, Hezekiah Tut
tie of York River, Va. She Is accompanied
by Miss Lilly Lanfare.
William Il. Barnes and his son Willie,
who came up from Pot Island on Monday
in his naphths launch Flash, returned
yesterday morning. He reports a very
prosperous season at his Thimble Island
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Foote have pur-
chased of William E. Thomas q two-story
house on Exchange street, near Ferry
street.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Grand
avenue Baptist church will meet In the
church parlors this afternoon and ct p.
m. will serve fifteen cent supper.
The Ladies' Home Mission society of
Grand avenue Congregational church will
meet with Mrs. Griswold on Clinton ave-
nue. Thursday afternoon.
Captain J. q. Chapman of pilot boat
James Gordon Bennett is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. T. F. Muller Of Ferry
street.
W. @. and F. R. Robinson have sold to
the Consolidated road q plot of land about
300 feet in length and situated along the
tho annex for $e, 900.
been placed In charge of the boarding
house of John Maroni, an italian, in the
annex, which was attached yesterday in q
suit brought by New York parties.
The hind wheel OF . top buggy was
wrecked on Grand avenue near Blatchley
avenue yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William q. Rowe have re-
turned to Baltimore.
Tho hardening Of Blatchley avenue is
progressing favorably from Chapel street
north. -
George n. Graves, the veteran boat
builder, has been very busy the past Sea-
son ct his yard on Quinnipiac street and
has been oompslled to give up q much
nesded vacation he had planned, which had
in view cruise eastward in his sloop-
yacht Venus. There are now several boats
on bis ways receiving repairs and improve
ments.