Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-25
THE DANGEROUS CROSSED WIRE.
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

FAIR HAVEN NEWS
His New Position at Rondout-Their
Annual Picnics-Lancrafe BROTH
ers' big Shell HeaPs-Rev. Mr..
Mitchell breaches on "Clothes''-
Rev. Mr.. Sage breaches in HART
ford-Sacred Church Vesper Services
-Personal Intelligence.
Mrs. Senias Mitchell of Little Falls, N.
Y, is visiting friends in Lloyd street.
L. P. Ball will go to Rondout, N. Y,
soon to become foreman in a foundry.
1t is expected that several boats will go
ont with parties this evening to see the
yacht feet down the harbor.
Expressman ]. J. Dayton is driving q
new and handsome wagon.
Mrs. George N. Bates, who has been
very ill for several weeks, is able to ride
out and her friends hope for complete re-
covery.
DR.. o. H. Tuttle and Miss Miriam Tut
tie, who have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. w. Foote, have returned home.
Every evening there is good business
| at the merry-go round on the Grand ave-
nue. lot near Poplar street. The apparatus
| is propelled by small steam engine and q
band organ supplies music.
| On August Is the members of Court
| Qulnnlplac, a. ~. T., Will give picnic ~
| Lighthouse Point.
| On August Q the Second church and
Sunday school will picnic at Parlor Rock
grove, going up in a special train, leaving
| from the church at a. m. and stopping at
the Fair Haven depot. All children I'M
der twelve years of age will be carried
free.
Lancraft Bros. oyster shell plant will
amount to over 100, 900 bushels, including
10000 bushels planted at Blue Point, L. l.
F. D. Ludington, recently licensed to
preach, occupied the pulpit of the Bran
ford Baptist church yesterday.
F. w. Foley and family are in the Cats.
kills.
Mrs. Jessie Colyer and daughter OF
Mrs. E. g. Allis.
Mrs. William Hemingway. jr., of Nor
, folk, Va, is visiting relatives here.
Miss Lillian D. and Miss May d. Damn o.
Ferry street are in the Catskills.
AT tho East Pearl street n. E. church
next Sunday Rev. Mr.. Peck, q son of thu
, Rev. DR.. Peck, formerly pastor of Trinity
, NJ. E. church, will preach.
, Rev. E. G. Sage, Phi. D., pastor of Crane
avenue Baptist church, exchanged yester
, day with the Rev. Ii. NJ. Thompson of tn
Memorial church, Hartford. Mr.. Thomp
son preached two acceptable discourses
his morning topic being the words in tn
. Sunday school lesson for tho day: "Bu
, such as I have"
, Rev. ]. Lee Mitchell at tho Grand avenu
Congregational church last evening CAV
q fifteen minute talk on 1.-THE Lsborin,
Mans Friends" There WAS also a chora
service.
The Sunday evening midsummer vespe
, services at the Second Congregations
church are very interesting. The singing
q is by the chorus choir.
q "No expression is more common thai
, that you can't tell anything about a mai
from his Clothes" said Rev. J. Lee Mitchell
in tho Grand avenue Congregational churcl
! in introducing his morning sermon yester
day; .,, oo-,,. :, k., - !,
TRUTH" he continued. "You can't tel
6 anything about man or woman from tn
cost of their clothes and the value of tn
I man or woman inside of them; indeed
= when you get beyond a certain fair meal
. of common sense the value of the man o
f | woman is inversely as their clothes. Blu
/ it il nevertheless perfectly true that yo'
r can tell the man and woman by thei
! clothes-the modesty or arrogance of thei
' clothes, the appropriateness and meaning
! their clothes. Suppose you have a NAL
d that does not care anything about hi
clothes. Does it ever deceive you
Doesn't it rather give you an immediat
clue to the mans character. We pardon
! it in men, but men may scold as much a
t they please about woman's devotion t
dress; no man likes a woman who is no
a particular about it. We are never fooled
a by any assumption of elegance and we ar
never fooled either by a genuine simplicity
as over against simplicity assumed TO
effect, which is fad with some wealth
s people. In matter of taste, too, We read
J. lily distinguish between a taste which
a blameworthy, growing in some subtle wa,
- out of moral quality, and taste which il
. simply hopeless lack of faculty. There ar
y people you hate for their bad taste, AM
u there are people you forgive for it, an
!. there are people you just love for it, an
- you are justihable in 30 doing. Oh, Their
= is no way in which a man can keep hi
y clothes from telling what he ia every time
y If he revel in old clothes, or if he reve
y not at all in clothes, there is your ma,
u u every time"