The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-07-18
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.


Gave a Contractor Falcon
Hiram Camp Division-The Electric
Sprinklers Attract Much Attention
Funeral of Mrs. Ayres-Church Pic
mic,
The schooner Henry Stetson has ar
rived with lumber and is moored in
Mill river.
The members of Mrs. A. II. CargilIs
Sunday school class gave a supper at
the Grand avenue Baptist church on
Wednesday evening. The proceeds are
to be used in procuring a carpet for
the ladies' parlor in the new chapel.
Contractor j. G. Falcon has received
another carload of patent joints to be
used In uniting the sections of pipe he
is to lay for the New Haven Water
company. The contractor is now wait
ing for the dredges to arrive and dig
out the mud from the Quinnipiac river
forming a trench in which the big
water main will be laid.
Fred Fl. Baldwin Of I'll Lloyd street
and his son Charles have returned
from trip to New York state.
George Adams has made a number
of fine photographs of the Memorial
chapel in Fair Haven cemetery. The
pictures are ON exhibition at the phar-
macy of j. T. Hillhouse.
The members of Hiram Camp divi-
sion, S. of T., went on trolley ride
Wednesday evening. About forty men,
bers participated in the excursion,
The schooner Helena has arrived
from Bangor, Me-, with a cargo Of
lumber for Austin Mansfield & Son.
The well known saddle horse Black
Prince has been sold by the estate of
Jacob Broschart to Henry Jude of Nor
ris Cove.
One Of the new electric sprinklers
was run out from the car house of the
Fair Haven and estville railroad over
the lower part of Grand avenue yes
terday morning. The test was very
successful.
The members of the Loyal Crusaders,
an organization formed by Hiram Camp
division, S. of T., will go on trolley
ride over the New Haven street rail-
way next Wednesday evening.
The members Of Bunnells drum corps
We're invited to the home of Frank
Mallory one Of the members OF the
corps. Thursday evening, ana were
finely entertained The corps lei by +.
S. Bunnell gave several selections dur
| ing the evening
The funeral of Mrs. Harriet u.
Ayres was held from the residence of
| her daughter at IS Pierpont street yes
| terday afternoon.
| Company B having won lin the team
work in Hiram Camp disvision, S. Of
| T., during the past two months, the
| forfeit of Company A was the giving
of q supper to the successful competi-
| tors. The affair took place after the
regular meeting of the division Thurs
day evening. The members Of Com
pany B did not expect the affair to
take place so early and it came as a
complete surprise.
Rev. MIR. Chapman Of Sandy Hook
will preach at the st. James church
Sunday.
George w. Bradley, who was shot
| during the Fourth of July celebration
at East Haven, is recovering. Dr.
Francis Bacon of this city has tried
to locate the bullet which entered his
body. The condition of the patient
continues to improve, in spite Of the
fact that the bullet has not been
found.
| The excursion Of the Sunday school
/ of the Grand avenue Congregational
| church having been postponed on ac-
count of stormy weather, will take
place Tuesday, July 81 The tickets all
ready purchased may be exchanged
without charge for others dated July
81