Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-08-25
Thursday, August 25, 1892.
PAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Our Fine Park Drfves-Pfle Driver
Hepafred-Switchme On q Fair Ha.
ven Steamer-Markets TO Close To.
Day At 10 O,Clock-They Want ths
Electric Road - selectman FORBES
Fishing TriP-Captain Crossley's
Guest.
Since the parks at Fort Hale and Beacon
Hill were thrown open to the public there
has been an increase of driving through
this neighborhood to those fine resorts.
One of Redheld & Sons pile drivers,
which broke down, has been repaired, and
the work of widening the causeway 10
again pushed forward.
A merry party of switohmen of the Con-
solidated road were taken to Lighthouse
Point yesterday on the Fair Haven steamer
Isaac E. Brown.
The fine sloop- yacht Gael was anchored
off the Pequot club house yesterday.
Miss Annie Dumond of wolcott street
has returned from q visit to Brooklyn.
On account of the butchers barbecue
the meat markets will close to day ut 10
@. m.
The residents of South Quinnipiac street
are very anxious to see the electric cars
running there. II 10 said that connection
with the Morris Cove line will be made
during the coming autumn.
Mrs. Ellen Hall of Philadelphia Ia visit
ing for a few days with old friends at 39s
Quinnipisc street.
Miss Julia Fitzsimmons Ia at Atlantic
City.
John MAinwsring of East Pearl street Ii
home from Shelter Island.
John F. Regain of New York city IL Wis
iting his parents on Townsend avenue.
Herbert zimmerman of North Front
street is home from Long Island.
Miss Maggie, eldest daughter of John
CLARK of East Haven, has been visiting at
Atlantic Highlands.
Selectman Forbes Is away with Q party
on fishing trip to Long Island. The 20.
lectman knows the hAunts of the gamiest
fab and q big catch may be assured.
Captain Grossly Of this place, master of
the fine three-master Jennie Z. RICHTER,
has for his guest on the voyage to Phila-
ds]phia Seleetman Hilman.
Charley Barnes, engineer of the steamer
Emily Mansfield and captain of the Dayton
Hook and Ladder running team, will be %
busy the remainder of the season that he
cannot take any part In the running con-
tests, and the acting captain, Frank Tai.
madge, IL quite Ill. John English, one of the
best runners, is to be in Albany, N. Y,
and as three other members are away and
will lose the regular practice, the team
voted on Tuesday evening not to enter the
fremen's races at Meriden. This will be
quite disappointment to the friends of
the team, who were confident of their win
ming again.
On the west side of McLay's factory, for
merly the Quinnipiac rink, an addition
has been built for the storage of barrels
by one of the local barrel collectors
Frank Talmadge, who is i'll with typhoid
fever, is considered pretty sick man. He
is attended by DR.. Hall.
A produce wagon belonging to L. Hem
ingway OF Montowese was disabled yester-
day. One of the hind wheels got caught
in the track and was completely demol-
ished.
Owing to the unusually large plant of
Virginia oysters last spring there should be
plenty of oysters available for the market
this fall.
The attendance at the rooms of the Y.
N. G.. A, which has been very light all
summer, is gradually increasing. In Sep
TENDER the association will resume active
work.
Willis Bunnell, the veteran pedestrian,
said yesterday afternoon that he could not
walk as he once could, but could hold his
own in the class of walkers seventy four
years of age. Mr.. Bunnell says he has
been in poor health of late.
The engine house of Fair Haven East,
has for several years been piped for gas,
so the work of making the street CON
nection will not be much. For . public
building it has always been very poorly
lighted with kerosene lamps. 1t was q
poor illumination indeed for the public
building of a borough with q taxable
valuation of over a million.