The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-01
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
BURGLARIIS IN FAIR HAREN BE-
COMING FREQUENT.

Two Robheries i'm Shoe shop and DWELL
ing House-pleasant Home Wedding
People Home forThanlksgivtns-o
Notes.
Edwin Woodruff Of 166 saltonstan
avenue, son Of George S. Woodruff cap
tain of engine No. 8, and Miss Matilda
Eisenhart daughter Of Mr.. and MIS-
August Eisenhart, We're married
Thursday evening at the brides home,
Rev. DR.. Adams of the Epworth M. 70,
church officiating. 1t was nome
wedding, about thirty relatives and
friends attending. They received a
large number of handsome gifts. The
couple went to their new home, 1855 Sal
tonstall avenue, which had been furn-
ished for their occupancy.
Miss Inogene Moulthrop of Brooklyn
visited the family of Walter E. Jacobs
Of Saltonstal avenue Thursday.
The shoe repairing shop connected
with A. DeMatty's store was broken in
to Thursday night, and two pairs of
shoe. macintosh and coat and vest
were stolen. The thieves did not enter
the store.
Wednesday morning the house of
.Tohn MoDermott, 244 Lenox street was
entered in the absence of the family,
and $31 in money and seven gold rings
were taken Burglaries in this part of
the city are becoming too frequent to
be interesting.
The Chapman Wrecking company OF
New York are trying to raise the
schooner Margueritta, sunk off Cap
tain's Island. The schooner has on
board $4,000 worth of wire that was
shipped by the Fair Haven Wire Mill
company.
George d. Page of Foxen the milk
man who was thrown from his wagon
early this week, discovered only yester-
day the nature of his injuries. He had
continued running his route, although
his injuries were quite painful. lie was
advised yesterday to consult a physl-
clan and upon doing so he was told
that he had a rib fractured and two
other ribs were cracked. He will now
take a rest for a few days.
James Cain of Haven street, who has
been i'll with pneumonia, is now I'M
proving
Roy and Stuart Hemingway, who are
attending the Hotchkiss school at Lake.
willie, have returned home for the |
Thanksgiving vacation.
J. o. Clogston, foreman in w. B.
Hemingway's box factory, Norfolk,
VA is home over Thanksgiving.
Fl. I. Barnes and Eugene Thompson
went duck hunting yesterday off Stony
Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Christie and fam
i1v spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and
Mrs William Meickel of Lenox street.
Harvey c. Hemingway of Syracuse, Il
NJ Y. is visiting for few days with
his sister. Mrs. c. E. Bray of Quinni-
piac avenue.
walter A. Buck, who is confined to
si,.,,ne. ~on Quinnipac avenue from
the effects of a critical surgical opera
zion is getting along favorably and his {
nhvsicians believe that he will recover,
II no unfavorable conditions should {
set in.
Rev. r.. w. Stone will preach at the
Grand avenue Baptist church to-mor-
row morning from the subject
"Strength in Weakness" Evening sub
iect. "Not Giving Up, but Taking.
Miss Annie Farnham, a Brooklyn {
Teacher. is at the home of her mother, '
Mrs. Cora Farnham, to spend her vaca- I
tion.
Captain Harrison, who arrived here t
This week in a schooner with Chincon- c
league oysters, reports the market there c
yerv firm. Oysters which brought 40 c
cents per bushel last year are now sell '
ing for so cents, and at that price the /
dealers claim there is not much money 6
in the trade. Native oysters are plen- l.
tiful this season and the quality is I'M q
usually good S
Mrs. Wilett Hemingway of the East t
side is visiting for a few days with p
Mr.. ard Mrs E. Otis Hovey of New h
York. q
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Newton of East t
Pearl street went to Stony Creek t
Thanksgiving to visit Mr.. Newton's t
brother-in-law, e. H. How'd and his C
family. n
Augustus STREET. of East Haven, who
has been i'll for two months, is still d
very feeble and is unable to leave his c
bed. He is now eighty-two years of
HGG anu HIS IeCUNcly is IltiIuly W ne GX- II
peoted. He has been town clerk sence
1894 succeeding the late Charles Hem t.
ingway. W
John Coleman, ex-city sheriff, is quite n
Iii at his home in East Haven, having
been seized with a stroke of paralysis a
on Wednesday. He is attended by DIR.
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A number of Montowese young ladies a
have formed a reading circle and hold e
every two weeks. They are II
now studying the life of Hawthorne al
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