Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-26
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Watching the Bulletins-They Drilled
tho Safe-SurprIse Party . Knocked
Down by a DoG-Their, Anniversary
Superior. Adams Return.
At the anniversary entertainment of Co
lumbia castle K. of G.. E., theie were solos
by Mrs. Gssler, wife of Henry Gesler, the
vice chief of the castle, and Master Lins-
10y, and violin and piano duet by the
Misses Thompson.
A R. Allen put out bulletins of the Cor
bett Mitchell fight at the telegraph Office
yesterday, and they were perused by eager
throngs.
Tho Office of 81. Konold & Son, coal deal
ers, near Quinnipiao drawbridge, was en-
tered by burglars Wednesday night, who
cut out the lock in the back door. The
safe was drilled but no explosives used.
Up to last night the firm had been unable
to open the safe door, 90 badly was the
safe pounded up. There was 81. 600 in the
safe. It was not known last evening
whether any money was taken, but 1t is
not believed the burglars were successful.
The Office was thoroughly ransacked.
A surprise party was given Ezra B.
Sanger at his home, 81 Woolsey street,
Wednesday evening. A fine supper was
| served, games were played, and the even
ing was spent very enjoyably. The callers
included the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
@. E. Hendrickson, Mr.. and Mrs. S!gmund
Bauer, Mrs. James Troy, Mrs. N. Holiday,
Mrs. I. L. Denison, Mrs. J. T. CLARK, Lizzie
Gardner, g. P. Bauer, Grace II. Frost, N.
Louisa Ray, L. Gertrude Van Slyke, Lii
liam Hendrickson, Virginia Hull Troy,
James Houston, Hattie Denison, 8. e.
Converse, L. P. Converse, q. Chipley,
| William Fl. Pierpont, L A. Allen, w. N.
Houston, j. 8. Bauer, G. e. Hendrickson,
| 81. r Denison, Genie Barrows.
As Bertha Smith, girl of about fifteen
years, was returning home from echoo
yesterday noon large dog ran against hel
aud knocked her down. He head was Sc
| verely cut. She was taken home and Dr.
@. B. Adams attended her.
| A daughter of Calvin Russell died yester
day in Vineland, N. J. The remains viii
be brought here for burial.
Owing to ths storm the Y. NJ. G. A. re
ception committee did not meet Wednes
day evening, but will assemble for bust
ness to morrow evening At 1880.
The Salvation army soldiers held thei
meeting in the East Pearl street NJ. E
church on Wednesday evening until II
o'clock. The hymns. instrumental must
and exhortations were listened to by al
audience that crowded the church.
The members of the Young Mems Bibl
class of the Grand avenue Congregations
church, of which Dr. Stowe ia the teacher
held their annual supper in the parlors o
the church Wednesday evening. Sewers
of the wives and lady friends of member
were also present. A fine supper wa
, partaken Of, after which there were shoI
speeches by Rev. ]. Lee Mitchell. Charlie
Hubbard, Mr.. Nettleton and others. Tw
vocal solos were given by Mr.. Law, Charlie
Bald win playing the accompaniment.
was Q very enjoyable occasion for all VII
attended. The party numbered about fol
ty and included Rev. and Mrs. Mitchell
M. and Mrs: Lyman Holmes, Mr.. an
D. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Il. Law, NJ
and Mrs. A. d. Smith, Mr.. an
3 Mrs. B. F. Bradley, Mr.. an
Mrs. Charles Hubbard, Mr.. an
/ | Mrs. F. q. Travers, Mr.. and Mrs. Thai
) eus Coleman, James A. Thorpe and Mr.
Stapleton, Walter Kelly and Miss Edn
Gates, Mr.. Butler and Miss Edith Butle
Charles T. Boster and Miss Minnie Stricl
r land and Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Pc
1 lard.
!, The schooner Tacoma, which brought
cargo of gypsum for the Adamant con
D psny, has sailed. She had q very boiste
r GUS passage from Nova Scotia.
= Fair Haven was well represented at Il
| policemen's ball.
3 DR.. g B. Adams and wife have returne
: from their wedding tour.
? Henry Russell, while skating at Lsl
1 Saltonstsll, fell on the ice and had th-,
q 6ogers badly bruised.