The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-06
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
WERE REQUESTED TO BE ON NLoOK-
 OUT FOR STOLEN SHOOT.
stolen from Sag Harbor and Thought to Have Come to New Haven Some Sum day Sermons Personal Items

day Sermons Personal Items.
 A postal card was recieved yesterday
 by Superintendent Mulvey, of Station A, giving infromation of the theft of a
 white sloop from Sag Harbor and re- questing that the New Haven police be notified. The card was written by A.. | w. Pugsley, of Sag Harbor. He de- | scribes the boat as Q white sloop, 29 | feet in length. Its name is Nellie May. | It has blue guard rail- dark red bot tom, white boom, gaff and masthead white aftre cabin, lead coored decks. new leach cloth iu mainsail The sloop was last seen sailing west from Plum 2 Gut, about a. m., July 31. No offer 1 of reward is made in the communica- l tion, but 1t is expected that search will be made around New Haven har- ] Dor for the craft. It was believed that | the soop was sailed up-Sound towards
 New York and that may be the destin- ation of the craft
 | Charles Crook manager of the Booth ! market went to Centerville Sunday and left his wife and three children, who will remain for the rest of the summer. They will stay in the family
 of MT. Crooks brother. Edward s. Crook.
 The friends of Miss Kate Nugent. of Montowese, and Daniel Connolly, tel egraph operator of this city, are con- graduating them upon their marriage, which took place at Centervile Satur- day evening. Rev MT. Cooley, of the P. E. church, olIiciated The bride at one time resided in Fair Haven,
 Walter Potter, of Guilford was in Fair Haven Sunday visiting his mother Mrs. Orrin Potter.
 Miss Florence Mallory, of Brooklyn, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. A. Hem ingway, of Quinnipiac avenue.
 F. H. Hemingway and wife, of Lenox street, were invited by his sister, Mrs. Joseph Cook, to spend a few weeks at her home at Ticonderoga, N. Y., but Mir. Hemingway could not leave owing to his business.
 Mrs Nelson and two daughters, of Baltimore are visiting her sister, Mrs. Hary Wedmore of Quinnipiac ave- rue.
 The Misses Calista, Grace and Har- ret Bristol, of Exchange street are spending their vactaon at East North field, Mass
 Mrs. L. J. Bristol, of Exchange street, is at Fitchburg, Mass.
 Harold Clark, of East Haven, has taken a position in the offices of the Consolidated road, in this city.
 Rev. pr. Streeter, of the East Pearl
 ! G,Y,a day at the First M F. church. Bridge port. good-sized congregation as- sembled despite the threatening wealth CT.
 An infant son of MT, and Mrs Alfred IT. Rowe, of 97 Townsend avenue Richard P. Revealed on Sunday. The child was six months old,
 The East Haven firemen are building fire house for the volunteer company. The building is practically completed with the exception of the interior fin- ish. The engine house lot adjoins At waters store.
 Yesterdays Bridgeport Telegraph 1 Union says: "Rev. L. R. Streeter, | former pastor of the First M, E. church, | preached at that church yesterday. The | morning service was well attended, | good sized congregation assembling de- | spite the indictment weather. The cler- gyman preached a forcible sermon on | Christian living and the fruits of such a life. He spoke of the necessity of | Christians returning unto God service for the manifold blessings which they enjoyed after having been re-created through Christi
 Quite a number of people were fish ing in the Quinnipiac river yesterday, some in boats and others from the bridge piers. The principal catch is bass and little blues.
 Mrs. Henry Barnes, of 50 Houston street and sister, Mrs. Thomas & Bur nett, of Chicago left yesterday for Mill ford to visit their brother, Joseph Ovi- att, Later they will go to Port Jeffer- son, L. l., to visit another brother, Richard Oviatt.
 Mrs. F. w. Stone and two daughters, accompanied by Miss Kelley, who has been visiting them, left yesterday for Carmel, N Y, and will stay for a few Jays at Miss Kelley's home.
 Anthony De Matty, the Grand ave- nue merchant, and two daughters, hlSSeS ENd dilu lud Dt hdllJ, dIS NiS- ting relatives in New York. MT De Matty is also buying goods for his store. Mrs. J. T. Hillhouse, of 398 Grand avenue, and her son-in-laW and daugh- .er MT. and Mrs. William c. Bartlett ,f Brooklyn, N. r., are staying during he present month at the Clinton cot f. age, at Cosey Beach
 Miss Daisy B. Parkey. daughter of Mrs. Hattie L. Parker, of Atwater 7 street, has gone to Portland, Me, on vacation trip. SHERIFF DUNHAM DIMES HIS
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