Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-10
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Swallowed His False Teeth-Lodged in His Threat-Dr. Russell Extracts Them-UnruIy Boys Well Lectured A Burglary-Omcer Daniel Doody's Good Record - Personal - Summer Outings. George H. Fenton of New York has been visiting his brother, Edwin O. Fenton of 209 Blatchley avsnue. About o'clock yesterday morning whiie MT. Fenton was asleep his false teeth, which he always keeps in his mouth, slipped and fell back in his throat. He swallowed them.
 The plate caught in the passage to his stomach. Dr. Russell was immediately summoned and went to the house. He succeeded in extracting the teeth without any surgical operation. No serious results are anticipated.
 Rev. J. Lee Mitchell preached @ very elo- quept sermon last evening at the Grand avenue Congregational church. His text was "Breezss from the Mountain Tops" Psalms 11S 122. He spoke of the beauties of Mount Moriah, and the jealous and oun- ming way In which 1t Is guarded by the Turks, who have erected there beautiful mosque. The sermon abounded with in- teresting passages. Avsry large congre- lated Mir. Mitchell at the close of the serv- ice.
 John BuIger, Martin Lawlor and Cor nelius Murphy, the three boys who broke into Jacob Preiss's store on Grand avenue, July 4, were given 6 lecture in the city court Saturday morning by Judge Cslls- han. Their cases were continued until August at which time they must show that they have paid $15 to Sergeant Brad ley for the damage done the building. The paint store of George E. Cornell was entered by burglars Thursday night and large amount of paint taken. The | thieves effected an entrance by smashing 6 pane of glsss in g rear window and un doing the catch, thus bsipg enabled to Tiff the sash. They went out as they came leaving hand marks of green paint on the window, doors and walls.
 Officer Daniel Doody, who has just beer made regular officer of the New Haver police force, has done duty in the amer borne himself very creditably. He Is verJ popular with the better class of people, bu has always been terror to the evil doers His appointment is specially commended by the many burgssses and ex-burgesse under whom he served
 Officer Charles A. Mack, who has don, duty with Officer Doody almost as long al the latter, is sorry to lose his tried ant faithful companion, although pleased witt MT. Doody's success.
 MT. and Mrs. William Lynch have re turned from their wedding tour and hay, taken up 8 residence on Market street.
 Miss Mary McClusker of New York fl visiting Miss Lizzie McGrath at 197 Jsmel street.
 William Kilbride, the we'll known come dian, is visiting his family on Grand ave nue.
 Miss Beatrice McNeagle and Miss Mar, Dcherty are spending the summer month in Woodbridge.
 Officer Patrick Reilly has purchased 10 at the corner of Maltby place and Grant avenue.
 Matthew Welch is erecting large three story frame dwelling house on Jame street.
 The Morris Cove electric cars were yer, we'll patronized yesterday.
 Captain Rufus Oskins of the New Havel Steamboat company's lightship has resign ed and will take out sailing parties iron Morris Cove
 W. H. Hewitt has just completed fv new dwelling houses On Mein street
 The fact that the railroad commission CTS have ordered ffty-foot road way ol North Quinniplac street, where the rail :; road blidg ge crosses, is pleasing the far Q mers and residents of Foxon and tn vicinity.
 The death of Hiram Camp. whose obitu ary appears in another column, will b deeply felt In Fair Haven, his home for g. many years. The oheery face and massiv figure of this noted venerable townsmsl will be missed by great many friends.
 MT. and Mrs. G. Clifford Foote gave reception Thursday evening at their home Do Pine street. They will hold another ol Thursday evening of this week.