Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-09
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Yachts I'm Winter Quarters-Happen.
1ngs This Evening-A Fair Haven
Schooner Ashore-Of Interest In tho
Lodges-A Locomotive Stalled.
At Graves boat yard there are eight
yachts In winter quarters, all Of which will
require some overhauling before being put
In commission.
Captain John Dadmun Of the Yale launch
will soon put the craft In the Quinnipiac
river. He IL now oyerhauling the machin-
cry.
This evenings happenings: United Lent
en- service at st. james church, with Rev.
e. 8. Lines, of st. Pau1's church, "a the
preacher; Epworth league entertainment
ct the East Pearl street n. e. church.
Pulaski chapter No. %, 3. A. NJ, elected
eight new members last evening and work
ed the frat degree.
Captain Crossley in the schooner Jennie
e. Fighter has arrived from Norfolk with
q cargo of coal.
Willis Chidsey of East Haven was COM
yesterday.
This afternoon at O'Clock In the parlors
of the Grand avenue Baptist church the
Ladies' Foreign Mission society will hold .
regular monthly meeting and the subject
will be 1.-THE Ksrens."
Owners in the schooner Grace and Harry
REYNOLDS, the last vessel to be launched at
II. H. Hanscom's yard. say that 1t is an
extortion for q tug captain to demand
So 500 for hauling the craft off from Gas
toms bank near Savannah.
One of the J. z. Ryan engines that has
been away to be repaired has been re-
ven cutoff yesterday. It required eight
horses to draw the heavy weight up the
hills. In Hill street the team became
stalled and was delay d long time.
The decision on the sluice-wsy case
which was published In this paper yester-
day IL still the subjsot of considerable dis
cussion on the east side. One end of the
sluics was closed weeks ago. even before
the deoision was rendered. 1t ia expected
that with the sluice cut off the town will
have to extend its sewer into the QUINN
pfae river.
Postmaster Moore was at the postofioe
yesterday. after long illness, and expects
| to be sble to continue his duties as usual
His friends are glad to see him out again
Frank Gum, the fish dealer of North
Quinnipias street, moved to Naugatucl
| yesterday, where he will continue hii
present business.
Next Tuesday evening four candidates
will receive the frst degree at the regular
meeting of Columbus council, Knights Of
tho Golden Eagle. This will make about
ninsty-five members. The new lodge fl
| prospecting and has an attendance of about
forty at each meeting.
At the meeting of Adelphi lodge, F. and
| A TncoIou he 40
gree was worked on several candidates
James A. Fogarty, the contractor, start
ed for Savannah yesterday.
| A valuable horse belonging to Stepher
Halloran of Poplar strest was shot yester
| day. The animal was suffering from tn,
| CHAMBERS Mr.. Halloran has another valu
| able horse Ill.
A committee consisting of Presiden
Philip Ryan of the st. Francis society anG
Garrett Fitzgerald of the ST. Ignatius 20
ciety are endeavoriDg to get young lsdie
of Fair Haven to join a ladies Catholic
Total Abstinence society soon to be or
| gsnized.
| Lenten services will be held in st
Francis church this evening at 7:3'
O'Clock.
The soliciting committee of the st. Ig
natius T. A. B. society who are canvassipi
for subscriptions in aid of the society
building has already received $40 eacl
from Hiram Camp of Ferry street ant
James f. Brennan.
The st. Iguatius T. A. B. society has ap
pointed a committee to choose q suitabl
uniform to be worn by the society in tn
parade on field day, May 80, at Elm Cit,
driving park, under the auspices of th
Central T. A. B. union of this city. Tn
sooiety's drum corps is rehearsing week.,
in preparation for the parade on that day
The committee is as follows: Thomas Kel
leher, Dennis Clyne, James 3. Kahn an,
| Thomas Nulligan.