Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-17
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

To Open a swedish school-World's Fair Party Homo Returned - pr. | Thompsonss lllness-To Charter ViT. l ginia Freig ghters-Yachts in Winter Quarters.
 At the Y. M. 0. A. gymnasium there was a fair sized class in attendance for the first night. In o. E. Hsmmett, the new physical instructor, the association has secured not only fine athlete, but one who will be popular with all the young men. His twelve years experience in the Baltimore association enables him to meet the young men in friendly manner that will do much to interest the members in gymnastic work. A number of new mem bers have joined the class, and the outlook for the winter ia very promising. The class nights will be on Thursday and Saturday. The first lesson will be given to the Y. M. 0. A. banjo club by the instr uctor to-mor- row evening. It is essential that all per sons wishing to join the club should be rresent at the first lesson. In F. M. Gallagher the club has an efficient teacher. The expense is very slight to each member. | u16 6uvUAo0SO ID UPkASNAosoSA " 0 Aoi 6e number, and several new members are re. ported for the next meeting.
 E. s. Moody has been eDgsged to lead classes in the Y. M. 0. A. gymnasium o1 New London.
 The continued severe illness of Dr. Will
 fam Fl. Thomson is matter of deep regre,
 among his many friends. His condition
 was not SO favorable last evening, symp
 toms of pneumonia having set in.
 Captain George Dadman of the Yal'
 launch has pulled the little steamer out o
 the Quinnipiac at Graves shipysrd and
 covered 1t with canvas for the winter
 Captain Dadmsn takes exeel1snt care o
 Yale's feet steamer.
 The oystermen are talking up the sub
 ject of charters for bringing in Virgini, ! oyster plants. Captain John G. Harvey O.
 Long Island has been trying te arrange l charter and probably will bring in severs | cargoes later in the season. The first carg,
 is ususlly brought in by Thanksgiving. A. K. Brown and Morgan Fowler started
 for the worlds fair yesterday.
 Ground has been broken for frsm building that MT. Bassermsn is to erect ol Ferry street. MT. Bassermsn recent,
 moved a two story frame house from tn
 site and 1t now fronts jast north on Ferr
 street. The new building will contail , ! stores on the first floor and tenement , | above.
 The sloop yacht Sea Belle has been place , ! in winter quarters at Graves yard o Qoinnipisc street.
 A Swedish evening school will be opsne
 in few days in Fa,r Haven, probably i
 the Woolsey school houee. Twenty iv
 promise to attend. 3 The Fair Haven party who went to tn r ! worlds fair with the Horse Guard hay f returned. They included Captain Luzsrn Mrs. Ami Ludington and daughter, ,Gordo Forsyth, W. H. Alling, O. H. Weber. Wi
 liam s. Rowe of Atwood 6 Rowe, and MT!
 John G. Futile. MT. and Mrs. John Psrke :, remained behind to visit in the west. I'll i, | party stopped at Niagara Falls on the wa out, and at Washington on the xetur 0 trip.
 '. Mr. Rowe of Atwood & Rowe, formerl :, of Fair Haven for many years, calico while in Chicago, upon J. L Day, a formt 7 Fair Haven druggist, who is we'll remen bered by old Fair Haven residents. N Day was druggist in Fair Haven befol
 the war, from about 1853 to 1859. Dani
 Rowe, the former Fair Haven druggist, '' in MT. Days store. He clerked it the o for six years. MT. Day in 1859 went y | Chicago. He is now one of the lesdir if merchant tailors there and is g wealth r, man. MT. Day olerked it in Fair Have Il for Riley 6 Msltby before he engaged
 business there for himself. Mr. Days fir l. wife, now deceased, was sister of our @ if teemed old Fair Haven resident, MT. Ho
 ace s. Barnes.