Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-03
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.
masonic visitation = Heavy Blastina
 In the Tunnel-Sale of Three Ponies

Masonic Valuation = Heavy Blasting in che Tunnel-Sale of Three Ponies
 -The Dust Nuisance-Rode in open
 Cars.
 Morgan Fowler has bought of the heirs of the late Peter Gaffney . hfty-foot lot on North Quinnipiao atreet. He intends to erect new house there, but will prob- ably not build this year.
 Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Hemingway have returned from their bridal tour, and were visiting friends here yesterday. They are boarding at the Elliott house and will be ssat home" to their friends after April 1a. Many people went over to the cut on Sunday and few ventured through tho tunnsl.
 Tickets for the fair of the Dayton Hook and Ladder company arc selling rapidly. Physicisns and druggists report that the past season has been unusually healthy, and that there is but little prevalent illness at present.
 Several of the friends of Miss Jennie Curren of West Haven attended her eight eenth birthday anniversary st her home in West Haven Saturday evening. Among l those who went over were D. Burton Brown, Harry Brown, J. Farrell, Alexan- der Doupe, T. Halpin and T. Fitzsim- | mons.
 A delegation from Adelphi lodge, F. aud A. A., will pay visit to Corinthian lodge of Hartford tomorrow evening. The wis. itors will be treated to banquet.
 The blasting in the tunnel, although moi creating such heavy reports as formerly, shakes the earth terribly in the vicinity This is due to the fact that the operations are carried on below the surface of the ground. One of the blasts was sufficient to tumble down . chimney on house be longing to resident of that vicinity.
 Edward B. Rowe will sell at auction 8 his place in the annex on Thursday twenty five horses. The sale promises {,
 be largely attended.
 R. G. Davis is improving his house or
 North Quinnipiac street, including th'
 building of bay window on the nortl
 eide.
 Mrs. Jennie Butterfield who has bee,
 visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
 erick Mansfield, returned to her home il
 Bridgeport, yesterday.
 | Harry Hemingway has sold three ponie ! to parties in Cheshire. They were put
 chased at New York auction sale. Deacon Albert Rowe who has spent tn ! winter in Florida ts expected home to o,day
 His brother, Lucius Rowe, ia expecting t
 remain another month in the south.
 Six new members were added to th ) East Pearl street N. E church, Sunday.
 The dust was ss intolsrsbls a nuisanc
 yesterdsy as any day of the season, tn
 heavy wind driving 1t through the stree,
 in great clouds. There is probably D
 street in the city where the dirt ia more C 6 nuisance than in Grand avenue, east ( ) Barnesville bridge. Street watering woul bs quite relief, but there are no hopes (
 any general plan in that direction. Open horse cars were taken out from th ! Fair Haven car house and run to the Ya , field for the accommodation of the studen,
 yesterday afternoon, and some of the res 3 ! denss rode over in them. They were tt , first to patronizs the open cars. IT
 weather was not such ss to cause any gre, rush in pstronizing that sort of transpo ? tation.
 5 The ladies of the East Pearl street N.
 church are preparing to give an Esgleta at the church on Thursday evening of th 3 week. It you don't know what 1t near ] 1 suppose you come to the church witho, B your supper on that evening any time b
 tween 6 and 7:30 and you will find out 8 your entire sstisfacsion.