Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-15
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Degree of Honor, A. o. U. W.-start-
 ing Under Good Auspfces-Excur.
 sion of Columbia Castle-A Sale of
 Bic5 5cles-Outinx of the Quinnipiac
 Assoeiation-Fatr Haven Has Ur-
 gent Candidates.
 The degree of honor of A. O. U. w., the preliminary meeting of which was held last evening at the rooms of East Rock lodge, starts of under encouraging aus pices. At the meeting last evening the aims and objects of the new lodge were fully explained. It Is 6 special degree Of the Ancient Order of United Workmen, intended to promote union, sympathy and friendship among the wives, widows, mothers, children, brothers and sisters of members of the order and to recognize them as having interests connected with the order. Every workman degree mem Der in good standing may receive the de- gree upon payment of the required fee. It is not to be conferred upon any other per sons except such members and those re- lated to them as above specified. No per son can be admitted under the age of six teen years. Applicants for membership in the beneficiary department must bs be- tween the ages of twenty-one and forty five years. B Farren or this place is the grand outside watchman of the grand lodge.
 The members of Columbia castle No. g., Knights of the Golden Eagle, and their friends will participate in an excursion to Glen Island Tuesday, August 29. Tickets can be secured of w. s. Rowe, 91 Grand avenue; CH Zimmerman, 273 North Front street; J. Dixon, 279 North Front street; J.Young, SIT Center street; Charles Hines, S5 Plerpont street, and J. D. Vanderbilt, 112 Atwster street. This is to be the first annual" of the castle, and there should be a large attendance of members and their | friends.
 Walter E. Jacobs, yardmaster of the Consolidated road, will leave for Indiansp. | oils September to attend the G. A. R. en ! component. Later he will visit the worlds | fair.
 Ernest E. Ball of Thompson 6 Ball, St | Front street, recently secured lot of bi l cycles purchased at bankrupt sale and ! has disposed of most of them at reduced ! rates.
 The family of Major T. F. Callahan ar, | stopping for few weeks in Brsnford. | At the first annual outing and clambsk' of the Quinnipiac association to be held a Pot Island to day there will be a bowlin,
 match between 8 Fair Haven and N.v Haven team. Captain J. T. O'Brien wil
 captain the local team. The committee il
 charge will consist of Patrick Welch, lame
 T. McMshon, Francis W. Foley, Owen A
 Groark and T. F. Callahan.
 One hundred and fourteen carloads o
 fruit passed through here on the Shor
 Line railroad Sunday night.
 ! Members of the Y. P. s. O E. of tn
 Ferry street Congregational church wen
 to the Thimble Islands on the Yale launch
 Captain George Dedman, yesterday. The yacht Half Moon with Baltimor
 party on board is C. anchor at Morri
 Cove.
 The Misses Maggie and Annie Cullen ar
 visiting in New York city.
 Mics Lillie Esgsn of Naugstuok Is visit
 ing Mrs. George Davis of Wolcott street. Thomas Heenan, sn ex-councilman, an
 Daniel Lswler, both of the Twelfth wari
 are candidates for the vacant position , ! assistant superintendent at the almshous MT. Lswler is also an ex councilman and { present roadmaster in the employ of tt ' town.
 The members of Elm City division, s. T., will entertain the members of Hira
 Camp division of this place at wste | "oAoh RShoy sS oo ShFSA ih AoAA2AA aa' ] State street, this evening. : Dr. H. o. Driscoll, the veterinary, 345 Grand avenue, yesterday morning T } moved silver tube from the windpipe ] horee belonging to George Pierce B North Haven, having several days ago pc s formed tracheotomy for pneumonia. D ] | Driseoll says that traeheotomy Is seldo
 undertaken in the case of horse and ? not often successful.
 |, john Lsnnigan of the Annex Ssturdi l night groped around in the dark trying find his own room, but by mistake ] pounded on door of 8 room that is occ
 pied by Simon Borell, an upholstere
 Lsnnigan aroused Borell and his famil
 and when he was told to go away he rspp + on the door louder and called Borell's fan Q ly insulting names.
 a Officer Mack finally had to be called up,
 to take Lannigan'out of the house. E, Yesterday Judge Cable fined Lannig Q $3 for drunkenness end suspended jud II ment in the breach of the peace case.