Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-12
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Excursion of Fourth Company, Boys'
 Brigade-Christian Endeavor Ser
 vfces-OH on Fishing Cruise
 Church Entertainmentsi in October
 looking Out for Fruit Thieves.
 The Fourth company, Boys' brigade, con- nected with the East Pearl street M E church, will make an excursion to Glen Island on the steamer John H. Starin to- day, leaving Starin dock at S:30 o'clock The members will supply tickets st the regular rates-75 and 40 csnts-to all de- siring them. The boys can be distinguish ed by their uniform. The company is de- serving of good patronage. This will af- ford @ fine excursion.
 Ex-Ju1ge L P. Demipg had an opportu- nifty to take fishing trip eastward on a yacht the past week, and was obliged to decline the invitation.
 Miss Hettie Bradley is spending her va cation at South View villa. Bantam lake, of which Smith Granniss, formerly of Fair Haven, is proprietor.
 Mics Mamie Higgins of East Chapel street is quite ill.
 Dennis Hickey of Clay street is i'll with pueuWoula.
 Rev. MT. Stiles of Jackson, Mich, will again occupy the pulpit of the Grand ave- nue Congregational church tomorrow. The license of John Msloney, garbage collector, has been revoked. Sunday evening the services at the Sec ond Congregational church will be con- ducted by Sarah s. Bishop, president of the New Haven Y. P. s. 0. E. union, and Denison B. Tucker, formerly president of the Worcester, Mass, union. There will be interesting addresses, to which all are invited to listen, especially those inter ested in Christian Endeavor work. Captain John Sanford, Captain W. H. l Garrett, A. B. CargiI. Frank D. Csrgill, Charles Parmelee, Fred Huntington oi Fair Haven and W. A. Stevenson of Flor ence, Mass, are on fishing trip eastward in the sloop Annie Frances. The ladies of the Grand avenue Congre gation al church will give course of enter tainments in October, the first to be con. cert by the Dudley Buck quartet of New York.
 Jesse Ludington has position in one oi the offices of the Consolidated road. Miss Ida McElroy of Cold Spring, NY. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. G. Allis Miss Emma Ellenberger of Washington D. O., Is on visit to her parents in the annex.
 Miss Eva Avery and Miss Hattie Seeley have gone to Long Lake, in the Adiron. dacks, to remain about month. Special Constable Farren is looking after the fruit thieves in the annex. Two have been arrested this week, and third, after being caught, begged 80 hard he was let go. One of the fellows paid the costs of his case in the city court yesterday. Rev. P. Mulholland attended the fifteenth anniversary celebration of Bishop McMa- hons elevation to the episeopsey at Hart! ford, Thursday.
 John Halpin of South Quinnipiac street was arrested Tuesday night for drunken ness, and was allowed to go Wednesday morning. He began drinking again Thurs day, and when his wife and daughter re- monstrated he beat them and was again arrested. In the city court he was fined $5, and $s 50 costs added.
 Rev. Father Mulholland of St. Francis church intends to leave early in Septem- Der for the worlds fair. In Chicago, Sep tember AZ. there is to be a reunion of the graduates in the United States from the theological department of University of Louvain, Belgium, of which Father Null holland Is one. He anticipates 8 very pleasant meeting with old friends at the reunion.
 A COMING WEDDING.
 It is learned that the wedding of Miss May Hart, daughter of Rev. Dr. Burdett Hart, now of Philadelphia, will take place in o ,tober at the residence of her sister, Mrs Hemingway, wife of MT. Hemingway, of the board of education. Miss Hart is to wed MT. Perkins, @ wealthy Philadel- phia gentleman. He is engaged in mer- cantile pursuits. They will reside in the latter city.
 SENT TO THE REFORM SCHOOL
 Thomas German, twelve-year old boy, was arrested Thursday evening by Officer Toronto charged with vagrancy.
 The boys father, Henry German, died some time ago from accidental poisoning at his home on Saltonstan avenue. Thomas, tho boy arrested, stole away in Philsdel- phia one night with $10 of his uncle's money. He came to this city and has slept in barns and sheds in Fair Haven. He was sent to the reform school.
 It was stated that his mother, Mrs. Cor man, was great friend of the late Mrs. La Premier of Lloyd street, whose husband has been bound over on the charge of kill ing her. Mrs. German was at Mrs. La Frenier's house the day before the night of the murder. She was wanted as @ witness, but skipped out for Philadelphia the next day. Shemay be gent for when the trial takes place.
 MORAN UNDER HEAVY BONDS.
 John N. Moran of Market street, who