Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-13
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.
Wedding on Exchange Street-vaca- ton for CarrIers-AnotherC Cargo of RntIroad TfeG-PeraOnal.

Wedding on Exchange Street-vaca- |
 ton for CarrIers-Another Cargo of |
 Railroad Ties-Personal.
 Miss Ella Bishop and Frederick T. Juni- | yer were married lsst evening at 8 o'clock brides parents, 79 Exchange street. The bride is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. ram H. Bishop, and the groom Is of the firm of Juniver & Howard, joiners. The couple were married beneath 6 horseshoe of goldenrod and fern, and the parlors were prettily decorated with the same material Tie bride was sttired in light blue and pink silk, trimmed with lace. The brides 1 maid, Mise Jennie Howard, wore dress of dotted lawn. Robert Juniver, brother of l the groom, was best man, and the ushers were Herbert Zimmerman of Fair Haven and W. Fl. Hayes of Middletown. The wedding march was played by Miss Jessie l Manley of Middletown. About sixty-fve l guests witnessed the ceremony and re- mained at the reception which followed. | The gifts included a sideboard, e number \ of pictures, silver ware, table linen, etc. Among the guests were MT. and Mrs. W. H. Bishop of Middletown, MT. and Mrs. John Winslow of Bristol, and MT. and Mrs Futile of Union City. The couple will make their home with the brides sister,
 Mrs. Arthur Bradley of North Quinnipiac street.
 Mrs. M. D. Norton of 272 Center street, the music teacher, and her daughter May
 have returned from vacation visit to Essex.
 The Fair Haven and Westville railroad | received another cargo of railroad ties at 1 their wharf near Barnesville bridge yes
 terdsy.
 Rai ph Downer, the setter carrier, begins
 his vacation to-day. Substitute Spillsne Is
 expected to take his place.
 Morris Cain and Frank Carroll. letter
 carriers, will begin their vacation Septem-
 Der S9.
 St. Ignshus T. A. B. society has recent ly placed pool table in one of the parlors
 of their club house on Ferry street.
 Richard Lynham of Front street was
 yesterday elected one of the supreme au
 ditors of the Ancient Order of Foresters al
 the convention held in this city.
 A fine Westerly granite monument has
 been erected on the Todd-Munson family
 lot in Union cemetery. It is square
 column, surmounted by cap of artistic
 shape and finish, the whole supported by { '
 with dressed edges. It is one of the mos
 striking designs in the cemetery.
 An Gmcer's Alleged Excess of Zeal Tothe Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER: Il A peculiar way of preserving order wa
 we'll illustrated at the fire in Beecher'
 Court last Friday night. Two we'll knowl I young men stood at the entrance to tn ! } Some of the officers who were stsndin nearby thought that the young men wer making fun of them as oficeFs. as a rule , do not understand two or three languages One of the officers told one of the yoan men politely to "shut up and mind hi own business" The young man mad some remark in reply, whereupon tn 3 officer jumped at him like wild cat an showed him fully ten feet. The youn
 mana hat accidentally fell of and nc t satisfied with showing him the office 8 kicked the hat, completely demolishing i
 When the young man turned about t
 pick up his his hat, he remarked: "Thi
 Is poor way to treat 8 gentleman" Tn I officer rushed upon him again and ssi6 : eff ye be looking for scrap, yell get 1t. , And without another word, and with D
 gentle grasp took the young man in h - charge and brought him to the Grand av' j. nue precinct, and charged him with bein n drunk and interfering with the duties (
 an officer. The case was settled out ( T court as no notoriety was desired by u s friends of the young man. Attorney Ma . thewman told the young man if he woul Q go on the stand and testify and prove wh' he asserted against the officer that serioI |, charges would be brought against the of . cer before the police commissioners. Se eral prominent citiz sns were present at Il 7 fire and expressed themselves highly indi u U nant at the action of the officer. IT o charge of drunk was preposterous and th ~ ~ of interfering with the duties of an ofic o was ludicrous In the extreme.
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