Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-06-01
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

FAIR HAVEN NEWS.
The Steam Yacht NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n Grand Avenue Hoase-A Couple OF |
Accidents-The Congregational Club /
to Meet Here-A Strawberry Festival
and Kntertainment-To Speak Be
fore the Central Association.
The new yacht Electric, which has at
trsoted considerable interest at the Barnes
Vile wharves, and which 1t was expected |
would be fitted with sail power, has been |
equipped as a steamer and on the trial trip |
worked very well.
The houss at the northeast corner of !
Grand avenue and Ferry street, owned by
Mr.. Basserman, is to bs moved on to Mr..
Basssrman's lot just north on Ferry street,
and new building will be erected on the
site. Werkmen are now renewing the
mover, will then put under his heavy tim
bers preparatory to moving the building.
Mrs. Lucy, widow of John F. Hicks,
died at the home of her son, Andrew J.
Bassett, May 80, from the effects of spinal
meningitis. The remains will be taken to
4NOEhA x4dEou AOE AAL0EHSuU LO-uAY.
Eugene Toomey of Saltonstau avenue
cut the palm of his hand quite severely on
May 80, requiring several stitches from a
surgeons needle.
A young man named Page was knocked
from his bicycle by colliding with an ice
wagon on East Chapel street and was con-
siderably bruised.
Captain Crossley in the schooner Jennie
E. RICHTER has arrived in the harbor from
Newport News with coal for the Consoli-
dated rsilroad.
The curling has arrived for the new
street that has been laid out near James
street, extending from Grand avenue to
Clay street.
The annual meeting of the Congrega-
tional club will be held in the Grand ave.
nue. Congregational church. on the evening
of Monday, June 10. The ladies of the
Grand avenue church will serve supper to
| the club and their guests at seventy five
cents per plate. The rooms will be hand
somely decorated. After the supper inter-
esting exercises will be in order.
Last evening at the parlors of the
Grand avenue Congregational church a
strawberry festival was held. There
| were some interesting exercises, including
| music, charadss and reading of the Par
/ ish Echo.
| At the meeting of the New Haven Cen
trail association at the Woodmont chapel on
| Tuesday, June 6, Rev. D. M. James of the
Second Congregational church of Fair
Haven East will respond to tie afterdinner
toast of "Faith Without Works." Mr..
James is chairman of the programme com
mittee. 1t will be the annual meeting and
an interesting programme is promised.
On Friday evening it is expected that
many of those who expressed a desire to
1 Christians drri he
tracted meetings, will go before the pru-
Dental committee of the Grand Avenue
Baptist church to be examined for bap
tism.
Fair Haven wheelmea won considerable
honor May 80. George Thatcher won the
race at Savin Rock and Frank Ryan tool
second prize at the Elm City Driving park
T. &. W. Jefferson who has had smother
attack OF bronchitis lasting two weeks il
able to be out again.
WORLD TEMPERANCEC CONGRESS
Papers and Histories for the World,
Temperance Congress Called by thu
National Temperance Society Il
Meet in Chicago June 5, @ and 7
1898.
/ h worlds temperance congress, to b
, composed of representatives. of all tenn
, perance and religious bodies, from o
among all nationslit!es in sympathy will
!. the temperance reform, has been called b.
, the worlds temperance congress commit
tee, appointed by the board of manager
of the national temperance society, t.
meet in the city Of Chicago on Monday
June s, 1898.
1t is expected that the congress will con
tinue during four days. Separate, stimuli
taneous sections will be held, as may b
found desirable and necessary for tn
reading and discussion of papers upol
special topics inclusive of every aspect O
temperance reform. Papers have been in
vited from a large number of gifted an
< | able writer's in the various countries, me-
and women, and many acceptanoes hav
been already received.
The congress will be held with the &C
operation of the general committee of til
| worlds congress auxiliary on temperate
. | congresses, of which Archbishop job
l Ireland Is chairman. 1t promises to be in
| portant and historic beyond any convoes
| ton in the interest Of the temperance re
| form ever held.
The congress will be for deliberatio
3 only. No action will be taken of bindin
. force upon the representative of any cour
/ try. English and French will be the lar
guages of the congress.
The following acceptances have alread
been received from persons invited to pre-
pare papers to be presented to the COL
r | gress:
t The Physical Benefits Of Total Abstinence
:. | land.
The Effect of Alcoholic Intoxication upon tt
9 Human Brain and its Relation to the Theories
9 | Heredity and Evolution-A. Forel M D., Zuric
. | Switzerland.
. The Latest Verdict of Science Concerning Ale
J. Are Beer and Light Wines to be Encouraged .
O. Against the Stronger Distilled Lquors?-J.
Il POLITICAL AND LEGISLATIVE.
Principle and Method in the Temperance K
form-Herrick johnson. D D., Chicago, III.
a The Duty of Church Members in the Tempe
Ought Women to Vote Concerning Liquor Ira
: fc Legislatiou?-Mrs. Mary A. LiVsrmore, Me
: The Relation of Law to Gospel in the Tempe
: ance Reform-Rev. DR.. P. 8. Henson, Chicag
8 sumptuary Laws-Rev. DR.. F. A. Noble, Oh
the Effects of Intoxicants upon Politics an
. | the Governmental. P Clifford, ID, Chicag
Local Option-H L. waylaud, Philadelphia
3 The License Problem in Theory and Fact
+, Albert Lawson, ID. Camden, N. j.
! Electoral Leagues-J. R. Rsper, London, En-
Nationalizng the Liquor Traffic-Edward Be
D | lamy, Chicopee, Mass.
I Christian Temperance Lsague-A. K. Kynet
1 DID,, Philadelphia, Pa.
r TOTAL ABSTINENCE.
. Total Abstlnence-Most Rev. Archbishop JOB
. | Ireland, st. Paul. Mimi.
The Awakening of the Universal Conscience
the Duty of Resisting the Curse of Strong Drir
: 1.-The Ven. Archdeacon Farrar, D. D., F. R.
, | London, England:
Abstinence an Essential Element of Aggressiv
= | Christian Effort-Rev Hugh Price Hughes, Lo
{ don, England.
Morality Of Total Abstainers in British In su
, | ance Societies-Chares r. Drysdale, NJ. D., Lo
| don, England.
EDUCATIONAL.
q Scientific Temperance Instruction in Schoo
q | and ColIeges-Hon. George W. Ross, Toront
| Canada.
The Work Among the Youpg-Mrs. Nellie
u | Bradley. Washington, D. G.
i The Work Among the Colored People Of tt
q | SOUTH C. Price, u. d. Salisbury, N q.
How to Create q Right Sentiment-Mtss Jul
Colman, New York city.
t How to Train the Boys-Rev. John G Collin
a | New Haven, Conn.
4 ENFORCEMENT OF LAW.
q The Enforcement of Law-W B. Hill, Macol
= Ga.
The Results of State Prehibtion-Hon. JAIME
;. | A. Troutman, Topeka, Kan.
: Mrs. j. Ellen Foster, Washington, D c.
: The Relation Of the United States Governmer
to the Liquor Traf1c-Rev. Dr.. George F .Magoul
8 | Grnnell, Iowa.
g RELIGIOUS AND MISCELLANEOUS
:. Church Temperance Work.. L. Poulson, D. D
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