Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-14
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Mus1cal Entertainment Of Dayton Hook and Ladder Company-Public Drill of the BOys, Brigade-His Fine Gray Trotter - Family stricken
 With Grip - Attended tho Lincoln
 Banquet.
 The members of the Dayton Hook and Ladder company gave . musical entertain ment and supper at the engine house on the east side last evening. Among those invited were the members of the warden and burgess of the borough of Fair Haven East. About forty couples attended. There were selections by . male quartet and several solos. After the supper there were short speeches. Dancing followed, the music having been furnished by Doolit- ties orchestra. r>
 John J. Dayton, the well known agent of Adams Express company, desires to thank all who 50 nobly stood by him during his recent bereavement and by their kindness made the load of sorrow easier to bear. Ar. Dayton has received large number of let ters from other cities testifying to the sympathy of his warm friends, including several from officers of the Adams Express company.
 Among the Fair Haven people who at. tended the banquet of the Young Mems Republican club given on the evening of Lincoln's birthday were Rev. J. Lee Nit ohell, Captain Luzerne Ludington, Frei Navies, N. A. Tanner, B. 8. Bradley ani Chauncey Clark.
 George M. Graves bought some of thu tools sold at the auction sale at the marin' railway on Monday.
 There was a public drill of the Boya brigade at their drill room in the Grani avenue Congregational church last even lutions by the captain, George Gutbrod and in manner showing good and faith | full practice. Quite . number of specta tors enjoyed the drill.
 Win Horton of Quinnipiac street, wh' has been in poor health for several months was taken to the hospital yesterday. H is we'll known oysterman living on Quin nipiac street.
 John Parker, the east side baker, ha been elected one of the directors in tn Consumers Ice company, to fu vacanc caused by the death of Major LII. Strong The boiler and machinery of ths stesme Luzerne Ludington are being overhauled Herbert Barnes has 8 gray road hora tnat ls nyer when nc gets started. Las winter MT. Barnes had several contest with rival horses on the avenue, but he ha not relished any of these trials of spec this season as the gray is rather rank O the bit when in a race over the snow He one of the best road horses in New Haven With good weather today, number c the crack Fair Haven horses will be out O | the track.
 The wife of Attorney W. P. Niles an
 his three children have been i'll with th grip at their home in the annex and som
 of the members of the family are yet il
 MT. Niles has had Q veritable siege wit
 the grip in his household.
 Miss Kittie Tierney of James street
 recovering from an attack of dtphtheria.
 The captain of the schooner Garry
 Wright had some difficulty in getting th
 weasel afoat at Philadelphia before star
 ing for the south. He hired men to al
 out the mud under her keel. but the ne1
 tide forced 1t back and he had to wait u,
 til an extra high tide hoated the hull.
 The children invested all of their per
 nies yesterday in order to properly cel
 brate Valentines day.
 Immigration Inspector Charles T. Hen
 ingway of East Haven has for his gue
 Walter N. Gillette, an ex-exciseman of D.
 troit, Mich.