Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-10
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Dull at Lawn Tennis-At Beautiful Lake Saltonstall-Y. P. s. c. K. Serv- iees-He Slipped Out of His Jacket Ties for Electric Road-Juveniie Baseball Mines.
 It is even dull on the lawn tennis courts. There are few occasional practice games at the Y. M O. A. court, but no matched games are now played. .-,--......-..- ..-,-.- .-~
 The number of Fair Haven people who 20 over to Lake Saltonstall and take the trip on the steamer up the lake to Glen grove, is greater this summer than ever be- fore. There are four trains which stop at the lake every weekday, affording fine op- portunity to reach this delightful resort. Among those who went over yesterday I were MT. and Mrs. 0. B. Burwell, MT. and Mrs. Walter R. Downs, Edward c. Rowe | and wife, Mrs. c. H. Conway and Mrs. Henry I. Barnes.
 Next Sunday evening the services at the Second Congregational church will be in charge of the Y. P. s. c. E. F.S. Bishop, president of the New Haven Christian En- desvor union, and Dsnison B. Tucker, formerly the president of the Worcester, Mass, union, will speak on ."The Theo- reticsl and Practical Side of Christian an Work" The meeting will be held at 7:30 1 and all are invited.
 l The schooner Mary Brainard is at the dock near Barnesville bridge, where the l power house of the Fair Haven and Vest vile railroad is to be built. The schooner l brouoht railroad ties for the Fair Haven electric road that is to built. l A. H. Barnes started the engine in the basement of his drug store yesterday. The machines test was satisfactory:
 John J. Dayton, member of the National l Association of Fire Engineers, will not at tend the meeting at Milwaukee August 20, owing to sickness in his family.
 Special Officer Farren discovered four boys picking blackberries on the grounds of Daniel W. Shares, 231 Prospect street, annex, yesterday morning. He gave chase, caught one of the lads and started toward l the precinct, but before he had crossed Grand avenue bridge the slippery fellow got outside of his jacket, which was left in the officers hands, and escaped. But the boys had good scare and probably vii leave MT. Shares berry patch alore here. ! after.
 l W. T. Jefferson has returned from the worlds fair.
 L. F. Allen, the telegraph messenger and Walter Barnes expect to ride to Gull ford and back on their bicycles Sunday.
 The Columbia castle, K. of G. E will take their first excursion on Tuesday, Au gust 29, going on the steamer John H Starin to Glen Island.
 Charles Hendrickson, F. W. Jacobs, A L. Painter and 0. S. Griswold took tn, crusaders degree in Columbia castle Tuss day evening.
 R. B. Farren and D. T. Merchant at tended the meeting of the Past MasterI association, A. o. U. w., at Winsted Tues day.
 In Branford yesterday the late Mrs. J Hosley, who was killed in a collision witt an electric car on Forbes avenue Morda, night, was buried. The funeral service were conducted by Rev. Frank Whitcoml of the Episcopal church. Coroner Mi: collided with Mrs.- Hosley's carriage wa in no way responsible for the accident. IN THE JUVENILE BAsEB ALLNINEs. c. Callahan of 49 Haven street Is cap tain ot baseball nine called the Hustlers that would like to-play any team in tn city, the members of which are unde eleven years of age.
 The Young Monitors ball team, Captain J. Dermody, of 254 James street, woul' like to hear from other teams Tn the cit whose members are not each over twelv years of age.
 The Crickets defeated the Savin Rock at baseball, West Haven, Tuesday. Tn Crickets are composed of youngsters unds fourteen years of age and their captain, J. Cain, of 20 Haven street, is anxious t make engagements for his aggregation. !