Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-10
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Moving Into the New Building
 Election of Chief Deferred
 Concert of the Yale Students-A
 Dangerous Highway Chfldrenss
 Sunday.
 Although Rowe & Hemingway's new building on East Grand avenue is not completed, R. G. Davis, who is to have 8 branch of his grain and feed business located on the lower floor, began moving goods in yesterday. The upper portion will be occupied by Philip ,Borst, the bar Der, and for a business office.
 The borough government has deferred the appointment of chief of the fire de- psrtment for month.
 Wallace Hurlburt, who was struck by an electric car on Memorial day, WAS more badly injured than at first supposed. There has been leakage of the knee joint and his recovery from lameness will neces- sarily be quite slow.
 The concert of the Yale Freshmen Glee club and the Second Banjo club in the Grand avenue Baptist church drew to- gethsr large audience and the concert from first to last was 8 marked success. Every number was heartily encored and the students each time responded with an- other selection. Yale flags were placsd on the walls of the church and at the rear of the platform were festoons of blue with the numerals ''96" in the center. After the concert ice cream and cake was served by the young ladies of the church.
 The Townsend avenue house, G. ". Smith proprietor, will open for the season June 20.
 Portions of South Grove street are in 8 dangerous condition and the roadway should be repaired. Two daughters of Hiram Hinckley were thrown out of their carriage there one day this week and mar rowly escaped serious injury.
 Rev. Dr. Sage has been chosen moderator of the New Haven Baptist Ministers' con- ference, of which he was for four years the secretary.
 The many friends of Hon. Hiram Camp will be sorry to learn of his serious illness at his home on Ferry street. To morrow will be observed in most of the churches with exercises appropriate to Children's day. Thess churches will be prettily decorated with flowers and vines and will look very attractive. At the exercises in the morning will consist of special sermon, music, and the presenta- tion of Bibles to the children of the Sun day school who have become eight years of age during the past year. The services at the Second church will consist of concert exercises to be held at 4 D. m. In the evening at the Grand avenue Baptist church the exercises will be made up of choruses, scripture readings, recitations, etc. There will be a sermon for the chil. dren ct the East Pearl street M. E. church in the morning and a special program for the evening.
 Thomas Yates is visiting friends in Fsrmingten.
 George Allen, the milk de aler ,is building house for his own occupancy on North Quinnipiac street.
 John Strrup put his big sharpie Anna Louise in commission yesterday, prspars- tory to carrying out parties from Savin Rock this summer. The big boat looks spic and span in new paint, and is thor oughly we'll rigged.
 Arthur Bradley Is out again after a couple months' of severe illness
 D. H. Hopkins is i'll with rheumatism.
 Charles Farren has received the appoint ment of special constable.
 Rev. Dr. Burdetts Hart will leave for Philadelphia June 20. He is building house there and will make that city his fu- ture home. Dr. Hart formerly resided in Philadelphia.