The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-03
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM BOTH
 SIDES OF THE RIVER.

Cruise of MT. Dewing's New Oyster | steamer-yy. c. ". U. Pincic nt Mans- fields Grove George c. Bradley Pur-
 chases E New Trotter. l Rev. c. J. Hawkins has been visiting | for several days at Abner N. Mc1n- | tyres, 235 Ferry street. MT. Hawkins was formerly pastor of the Ferry street church and is now pastor of the Con- gregational church in Danvers, Mass
 Miss Caulfled of Ferry street and the Misses Foley of Clay street have gone to the Catskill Mountains for two weeks The schooner Jennie F. Fighter, Cap tain Crossley, arrived Wednesday at Providence from Philadelphia with 1,153 tons of coal
 | Patrick McCartin has sold to John McKiernan fifty feet of land on Clay street.
 The steamer Luzerne Ludington will ANoNN- N~- United States auxiliary cruiser Prairie tomorrow.
 M Dewing's new oyster steamer, the A. c. D., started out Wednesday for trip up Long Island sound. The new steamer is owned in Providence and is engaged in oystering on Narragansett Bay. The new craft is said to be an able boat and very fast. The steamer will cruise for nearly a month around the waters of Long Island. MT. and Mrs. Dewing and a party of friends are on board.
 Mrs. Mary M. Green and grandson, Chester Green; Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Schoonever and two children of Attica, Indiana, are visiting the family of Warden John Parker of Quinnipiac avenue.
 William D. Hemingway and family are at the Hemingway cottage at Mor- ris Cove Their home is in Norfolk, Va.
 John Thompson and family of the east side have returned from a stay Of sev- eral days at Morris Cove.
 Several members of Union No. of Fair Haven went to Mansfield's Grove yesterday to join in the picnic of w. c. T. U. No. 1 of New Haven. There was large attendance and the outing was very pleasant for all
 Several local G. A. R. men are talk ing of attending the national encamp- ment of the G. A. R. at Chicago this month. Among those who are likely to go are Friend H. Francis. Burton $. Bradley, E. T. Wilcox and Wallace Hurlburt.
 G. Ammann has moved out of the store at No. 103 Grand avenue, in H. w. Crawford's building, and it will be refitted and occupied by Peter Jacob son, the tailor. MT. Jacobson Is now located in the Central hall building,
 The schooner Henry Clay has finish ed discharging 160 tons of bluastone for the Warner-Miller company.
 George C.. Bradley has purchased a fine trotter of MT. Lewis, the horse deal CT. This horse is speedy and it is said it can trot very near to 2;90.
 The barge Buffalo Enquirer arrived yesterday with 1,400 barrels of Portland cement and the c. L. Haines with 20l9 barrels of Rosendale cement for the Warner Miller company.
 l.. H. Whitehead and James B. Bray who have been down to Goodspeed's Landing on the Connecticut river sever al weeks, were home yesterday. They will return to-day.
 An addition 30 by so feet is being built on the factory of the Oxford Brass com- pany on Oxford street.
 Miss J. K. Hemingway left yesterday for Pasadena, Cal, on visit to her brother, Clifford Hemingway.
 Mrs. NJ N. Tyler and her daughter, Miss Emma Tyler of Quinnipiac ave nue, have returned from the Adiron- dacks.
 William Hemingway has bought fine driving horse ofFLewis, the horse dealer
 Many men are now employed cutting hay on the Quinnipiac meadows. The tides have been very low this week and that it made favorable for gathering the hay.
 E. M. Setley of Blatchley avenue will spend his summer vacation at Pitts field, Mass.