The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-09-05
NORTH HAVEN.

Sept. 4--North Haven grange will be well represented at the Pomona grange meeting in Cheshire on Thursday, Sep tember 5.
 Mrs, J. 1T. Barnard is making an ex- tended visit in New York state. She is at present in the Adirondacks.
 Mrs. F. l.. smith, who is at Blue Moun- tain Lake in the Adirondacks, is report CT much improved in health, and her friends are very hopeful,
 Two people united with the Congrega- tional church at the communion service last Sunday
 General D. D. S. Goodyear will attend the reunion of the Tenth regiment, Con- nectcut Volunteers, in Meriden on Thursday, the 5th.
 Miss Mabel Howarth came home from a several weeks stay at the shore last Saturday. She has been in the pleasant home of Mrs. 2. w. Mansfield.
 Most of the shore residents have come home. MT. H. P. Smiths family will stay some time longer. MT. z. W. Mans field will remain to finish work on the house of MT. George Bassett, the joiner and carpenter. MT. Bassett is putting up an extra nice house for the shore He has a pleasant location, if 1t would only be paved in front. The house is large and high, with eight good sleeping rooms, lathed and plastered, well light ed and room for the sea breeze to draw through the house. It is fine looking structure and MT .Bassett receives many compliments for his fine house.
 Five young people from North Haven commenced the fall school term i'll Mer- iden on Tuesday morning, going on the cars to and from that city.
 MT. R. w. and F. L. Smith have sev- era1 hundred bushels of fine apples. They have found ready market for their produce so far. A wagon load goes every day.
 Mrs. J. W. Futile and grandson, Leon ard Warner, and Mrs. Etta Rudd and daughter, Miss Lima Hills, were thrown From carriage on the way to Walling- ford one day recently and Mrs. Futile received an injury to her left wrist, which necessitated splints and bandage. The arm was not broken, but badly sprained. The trouble was caused by IDG DTGdklIS OI c u dCC u dll e1ilAAOoe new harness The horse was Tighten ed at the breaking of one shaft and ran, breaking the other, which caused the broken shafts to fall and the ends stick in the ground, throwing the four occu- pants of the vehicle out. No one was hurt except Mrs. Futile.
 The Sunday school teachers meeting will be held at the home of the superin- tendent, G. F. Bassett, on Friday even- ing, September 6-the first meeting after long vacation.
 Mrs S. B. Thorpe Is at Cosy Beach, near East Haven River, the guest of Mrs 2. w. Mansfield.
 Justices court in Memorial court room on September 3, 1895.
 Case of Carlo Scarallotta, charged with having in his house ten dozen bot Hles of lager beer with intent to sell the same without having a hcense North Haven being a no license town.
 Deputy Sheriff Clinton and Constable Harrison raided the house on Saturday, August 31, after sundown. They cap tured 120 bottles of beer in a shed occu- pied by the accused. Attorney D. w. Tuttle prosecuted the case. Kleiner de fended the accused.
 Constables Harrison and Robinson testified that the place had the reputa- tion of having liquor sold there for the past year. Charles Rossee of Walling, ford testified to drinking beer at the accused's, but did not pay for it.
 He was fined $30 and costs.
 Misses Sadie and Bertha Wright of Fair Haven were guests of Mrs. Joel Bassett over Sunday.
 Mrs c. N. Turner will accompany her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Barnes, as ia, as Boston, Mass, on her way to Pasa- dena, Cal, and pay visit to her son Merritt Dowd.
 Mrs. Porter Moulton of Bridgeport is on here with her baby visiting her sis ter, Mrs. John Todd, and other friends