The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-25
AIEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
RRIYESRRoMN NEW BRUNSWICK
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lgeon Test fin Training Station Series
 -Groeeries and Meat Markets Close
 Part of the Day-Yisft of D. I. Rob-
 inson-Rey. c. StocIxman to Preach in
 the Baptist chureh-ResignatiOn of W. F. Dutcher. I',. The -masted schooner E. NJ. oberts, Captain Dexter, has arrived om Hfllsboro, New Brunswick, with 1 b tons of plaster for the Connecticut
 damant company. Captain Dexter ports that he made a good anchorage Vineyard sound just in advance of |aturday's blow, and although the Dund was pretty rough, the vessel rode lt the gale all right. He says had he een out in the big blow he fears his hooner would have suffered damage. \ he Roberts will return to Hillsboro ght and load another cargo of plaster r the Adamant company. There was flight of seventy-two 'pung carrier pigeons from Greenwich ick to. this place yesterday in the laining station series. The birds were z Int down by express and liberated at
 n o'clock, making the flight of forty bur miles in an hour and a quarter, De entire number returning. Not
 I'd has been lost in the training flights lis season. The birds which flew yes-
 ,rday belong to Jacob Frolich, George a. Cook, E. M. Allen, D. R, Bradley and lcob Griessens. Next Monday the rds will be liberated at Mount Yer /: pn.
 4 Workmen were employed yesterday q putting in a new section of the water f ain on Grand avenue corner of Front Nreet. The main which had leaked #veral weeks was found to be broken.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. H. Baker and daugh- Sr, of IA Exchange street, have re-
 lrned from Bridgehampton, Long Is- %nd. They came back by the South # de railroad via New York, and report
 lis very pretty route. & At meeting of Quinnipiae Hose and Book and Ladder company, held Tues zay evening, Foreman John Hotchkiss Explained the mechanism of the new 7lemical apparatus and gave directions
 ncerning its use. The firemen have $Bed the new apparatus only once, and Emile it has not been given a very thor Slgh trial, it is believed it will prove an Elective means of fighting fire. The markets and grocery stores will Nose most of to-day for the barbecue @ the New Haven Butchers and Gro- Mrs, association. Most of the stores Mill close at 9 a. m.
 M Schooner Van Name and King, Cap Min Brown, has arrived at New York
 Tom Newport News, and is bound to &lis port.
 Sl James Meara has been elected mana 6er and captain of the Morris Cove Baseball association. The Morris BDves win play three New York base- &all teams next season.
 David I. Robinson, former mayor of Mass, who attended the su- &eme council Templars of Honor and at the session in this city lis week, visited MT. and Mrs. S. c.
 urweH tof 16S Blatchley avenue. His
 idress in the East Pearl street M. E.
 lurch Sunday evening was highly
 poken of.
 Rev. c. Stockman, of Cornwall, will
 reach in the Grand avenue Baptist
 lurch next Sunday morning. He is a
 on-in-laW of M. M. Cover, of 264
 latchley avenue.
 The families of George and Daniel
 latfieId are occupying the cottage at
 lAlmmer island belonging to the Rev. M. 0. Sage. Several ladies of the Grand
 Eenue Baptist chruch spent the day
 sith the Hatfields yesterday.
 T w. F. Butcher, for twenty-one years
 exton of Grand avenue Congregational Iaurch, has resigned, made necessary Ey his advancing years.
 FN. A. Tanner, of East Pearl street, l.As as his guests MT. and Mrs. Tanner }s Minneapolis.
 4 iE. p. Ball and family of East Pearl Erect, sailed yesterday on the power Dat Eric for New London on cruise S several days.
 Mrs. J. E. Goodwin is visiting the fair R St. Louis.
 Miss Beatrice Hemingway has re- Btrned from Monroe, Conn. 1.-TWO new members were received by |oEumbia Castle, Knights of the Golden Aagle, Tuesday.
 NJ. Louis Lowe and Everett Keeler