The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-21
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM BOTH
SIDES OF THE RIVER.

Frederick Aliens Illness Also Caused
ut Northumberland of Nathan II
GoIdsmith-TimclyD Discovery of Fire
| in MunsOn Box Shop.
Frederick Allen OK 5 Perkins street
who has been very i'll with typhoid
fever, is slowly improving under the
care of DR.. Robert Moody The fever
was contracted while the boy was
working at Woodmont from drinking
impure water. The disease was first of
malarial type and then typhoid set in.
| The case is particularly interesting at
| this time as sickness was caused by
| drinking impure water from the same
vicinity as that which caused the serl-
Gus illness Of DR.. Lanbert's son, and
the investigation of the health officers
has started crusade against the i'm
pure wafer. The well, which was a
driven one, has been abandoned.
Rev. e. e. Knapp preached very
able gospel sermon at the Grand avenue
Baptist church yesterday morning, his
text being from Revelation ii, 25 but
that which We have already hold fast till
! come.''
The funeral services over the remains
of Nathaniel T. Goldsmith, who died at
the Masonic home last Thursday. were
held from the Soldiers memorial chapel
yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
services were conducted by Adelphi
lodge, f. and A. M, oe which the de-
ceased Was member, Rev. Mr.. Chap
man officiating as chaplain. The re-
mains We're taken to Greenport, L. T.,
early this morning by delegation con-
slsting of Gotfreid Ammann William
s. Rowe. H. w. Crawford, L. A. Hun1is
ton and Edward N. Holiday
Two boat loads Of crabbers who went
down to East Haven river Friday had
to carry their boats around the dyke
on the return trip The trip up was
made with the first of the flood tide. |
but When it was time to return the full |
Hood time was swirling in through the
narrow opening making a passage i'm |
possible.
The timely discovery Of fire in the |
yard of the Munson Box shop on Clin-
ton avenue at 4 o'clock on Saturday |
morning, saved a serious CONFEDERATION. |
Ihe presses are cleaned with rags sat-
urated with benzine. These are thrown |
into huge box in the yard daily, The
fireman or locomotive doing duty in |
the Cedar Hill yard saw the flames
shooting up and, calling to the bridge
Waterman of the Air Line division, he
rushed into the shop yard. Breaking
into the rear window of the shop, he
succeeded in getting water and putting
out the fire. But for the timely dis
sovery a serious <1re might have re-
suited.
The nesting at the Home for the
Friendless yesterday afternoon was con-
Quoted by delegation from the Grand
avenue Baptist church.
DIR, Clarence l.. Kilbourn is the guest
IF the Blatchleys at their cottage at In
liam Neck.
C. d. Manwaring has returned from
4 weeks vacation spent at Ammagan-
;ett, L. I. His sister, Miss Addie, will
there until about the first of
October.
Ray Fudge George Sturges, Herman
Amman and John Amman, members
If N. A. Beebe's Sunday school class,
ipent last Thursday with him at his
cottage. THE Yumah" at Hotchkiss'
srove. The day was pleasantly spent
n fishing, boating and bathing, the boys
eturning to New Haven on their wheels
ate in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bishop wene on
successful grabbing expedition on the
luinnipiac river Saturday afternoon,
apturing eighty-six crabs
Mr.. and Mrs Charles w. Booth of
Hartford are visiting their daughter, |
Irs Henry I. Barnes of Exchange
treet Mr.. and Mrs. Booth have just
eturned from Colebrook.
Saturday morning at daybreak a par
Y of wheelmen, including Lines Brad
ey, Louis Hathaway, Daniel Connell,
William Connell George Cook, Victor
Wright, Harry Jacobs and Harry We'd
aore, started on their wheels for r
ark City for Port Jefferson, l.. l., ar u
wing there in the early forenoon. From !
'ort jefferson to Patchogue on the I
outh side of the island, there is a fine Il
ycle path connecting with the south t
hore path to Coney Island and Brook q
m. The use Of the cycle path costs :
fly cents, which money is applied to
ne maintenance of the path Sunday
'as spent at Coney Island and New
ork, the return being made by the af-
ernoon boat from New York.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Penfield of Wa
,rbury are visiting Mr.. Penfield's pa
ants at 70 East Pearl street.