Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-28
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.
Outcome of a Wedding Celebration
Fined In the City Court-Drum Corps
Make a Fine showing-Firement to

Outcome of a Wedding Celebration
Fined In the City COurt-Drum Corps
Make Fine Showing-Firement to
Celebrate-Taken for a Burglar.
The following ladies' have been registered
as voters In school matters by the town
clerk of East Haven: Mrs. William 81.
Robinson, Miss Lottie E. Street, Mrs. LIS.
Bagley, Mrs. O. I. Curtis, Mrs. John Cole
man, Mrs. Laban Smith, Mrs. D. J. CLARK,
Mrs. O. B. Whittlesey. Mrs. Justin Brad
ley and Mrs. Charles Gerrish.
Henry 8. Lanoraft tried his two-ysar old
colt on the track the other day, and It's per-
Torrance led trainer to remark that with
very little handling the colt could be made
to turn mile in three minutes.
W. F. Hubbard of the Booth Co.'s
branch has just been turned over to him
by Trainer Griffin his two-year-old chest
nut colt, and intends to give the animal
personal attention for time. 1t is a
promising horse.
| laid up with serious lameness that he be-
gins to fear will become permanent.
On Thursday of next week the Qainni-
| pisc Hose company, accompanied by Bun
nell's drum corps, will go to Middletown
| to attend the fremen's tournament.
| A man, whose name was not ascertained,
came around to William Brooks house at
| 1854 Front street at O'Clock Tuesday morn
| ing and after shaking the windows insisted
upon being let in. Mr.. Brooks came out
and after giving the fellow a severe hand
| ling allowed him to depart. The man &C
knowledged that he was drunk and added
| hot he What ha ahNrk
| Ea said he belonged in Milford. After
ward the fellow went farther up the street
and made a similar attempt to enter the
premises.
Bunnells Drum corps made fine ap
pearanoe in the tournament In the city
yesterday, as did tbs Echoes and the Nor
ris Drum corps of East Haven. Had thu
st. Ignatius Drum corps parsded as they
| first intended to this section would havt
been well represented.
D. Burton Brown, P. F. Delaney ant
John Beck have returned from stay o
two weeks at the worlds fair.
The Dayton Hook and Ladder compan,
has decided to hold Its ball in Central hal
on the evening of December IS. The com
mlttee of arrangements consists of D. Bur
ton Brown, Morgan Fowler. g G.. Wilson
F. N. Taimadge and F. P. Ryan.
Henry Hoffman, an old soldier, Will
whesling barrow at the corner of Blatch
ley and Grand avenues at o'clock in tn
evening was struck by a team, the drive
having turaea the horse short around an
very csreiessly running into the old gentls
. man, who was knocked down and ssverel
bruised.
Frank D. Cargili, ons Of the carriers c
the morning papers on the east eide and
reliable route boy, while delivering h
papers yesterday, saw a wild pigeo
suddenly rise from the yard of Gsore
Linsley on Center strsst and fly ava,
Frank says there was no mistake about i
tor he knows a wild pigeon when he se'
| one.
Charles Belden is very eiok at his HON
; | 264 Front street. He has malarial few
and is threatened with typhoid fever. D
. Roberts ia attending him.
L On account of the noisy wedding csl
bration at the house of Joseph Mysr al
Felix Warwick on Quinnipiac street SUI
day night both were tried in the city cou
Q yesterday morning for keeping disorder
house. Warwick was discharged and My
0 was fined 81. Frank Marble and Mys
n were fned So and IS respectively for the
:, part in the disturbances.
n From II a. m. to 3 p. m. to-day tt
/, question of making the village of Ea
n Haven borough will BIS voted upon.