Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-23
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

To be Commanded by Captain Pond
The New Three MISREPRESENTATION
Oyster Hock-Loss of a Load of Coal
in tho Sound-John Lowess Contract
apron and Necktie Party-Polar
Stars Anniversary - oyster Beds
Free of Stars-Pastor Sage Again Hi
The Granniss Building Sold-Fish-
er's New Misunderstanding lee
miscellaneous News.
Captain Horatio Pond is to command the
new three masted schooner which II. II.
Hanscom is arranging to build at his yard.
Captain Pond last summer was in COM
msnd of New Haven steam yacht. The
timber has been delivered and the keel is
being got ready to put down.
A. II. Cargill, who has been critically
ill for several days remains about the
same.
Eels, which formerly were very plenty in
the Quinnipiac river, are very scarce this
season. The best fish are speared with
poles fifteen feet in length.
The cargo of oysters from Nausewand
Ford for A. B. Barnes are loaded and the
| vessel has probably started. The Mary
G. Deckers, Captain John G. Herney, is
also due from Virginia. Many of the
| oysters now used here are opened stock
| shipped from Maryland and Virginia in
| barrels.
A barge with cargo of $40 tons of coal
| for H. Konold & Son sank in the sound
near Bridgeport. A gale suddenly struck
the tow and this barge broke away and
sank. The men on the barge were saved.
| The consigners are protected by insurance
on the, cargo of coal. .ssA>N.
| John Lowe hiss contracted to lid the boiler
shop for the new Ellison company on Est street
| The building is TO be 90 by 50 feet with brick
walls and truss roof Lowe is to do the joint
Smith Granniss has sold his threestory build
ing at the corner of Grand avebue and East
has two stores on the lower floor; the second
| story is now unoccupied and the upper floor is 9
hall where most OF the Fair Haven secret
| lodge, l. o. o. r. talked Of buying the property
IL g fSs ess ssd
1t IS understoo the price was about 81, 500.
Fred Broekett the G ths avenue barber ha,
! frame building which he will erect on the Maltby
property on Grand avenue, near Trusts bricl
| on the first floor and tenements above.
| There was considerable floating ice drifting
| with the tide in the Quinnipiac river yesterday
and the cakes as they dashed against the ablt
| ments of the Grand avenue bridge, were watched
| with interest. 1t was the thin window glass ice
| vessels.
| J. p Morrow of Clinton avenue, who has beel
critically ill with neuralgia OF the heart Is able
l sit I'D and is convalescing rapidly.
| An apron and necktie party was given Thurs
day evening by Miss Mary Farrell, ST. Exchang
| street.
Gu the evening of Thursday, January %, Pola
| Star lodge, I. o. o. r., will celebrate its ami
versary. There will be a banquet and appropri
| ate exercises.
A couple of evenings ago the friends of f. D
Ludington made him a surprise visit at his hom
| on BIatchley avenue to celebrate his birthda.
| anniversary.
from starfsh and drills. Last summers spawl
has attained an excellent growth, the oysters be
ing as large as half dollars
Mrs. James W. Hemingway is recovering from
q severe attack OF erysipelas.
Levi Foster is in Madison attending his fathe
who is critically ill.
Charles b. Burmel had bad fall this wee
and injured his Spine.
Rev. K. e. Sage, who has been i'll with tn
grip, is confined to his home again, after bein
around for two weeks His friends believe tina
he resumed work too soon after convaiescencs
Sunday w. Cary McNaul of Yale is expected t
fill Mr.. Sages pulpit at the Grand avenue Bar
| fist church
The meeting at the Young Mems Christia
| association on Sunday afternoon will be cor
Quoted by Mr.. Charles N Hubbard. All me
| are urged to be present. Good singing and goo
| speaking.
The membership in the gymnasium is comm
up above the antic pations of lis friends, an
it is hoped to bring it up to double its preser
| number this year