Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06
Monday, February 6, 1898.
FAIR HAVEN yEWs.

New Menbcrs Added-Mr. Murphy,.
 Touching Appeal-Funeral Of Pat.
 rick Flynn-opposc the Rast Rock
 Elevator-To Sing Tn ssThe Creati ons,
 The QuartetIe Re-RngaEea-An
 Engagement Announced-The Bix
 Murphy Meeting in the Evening.
 Eleven persons joined the East Pearl street NJ. E church yesterday by letter.
 "What Next" was the topic of T. E. Murphy's address to men only at the Sec ond Congregational church yesterday afternoon The church VAS cro Eaea and all llsteped 10 the temperance orators touching appeals with great interest. The service was opened win singing by the male chorus, which gave 6 number Of gospel hymns with fine effect Mir Murphy read one Of the psalms and Rev Dr. sRge offered prayer. Mir. Murphy then intrrdscsd Merritt A Fsrren, the c. W. P. Of the Sons of Temperance Of Connecticut. wlIo has done effective work in this campaign. Mir. FaTrcn made 6 short but earnest address. There was a baritone solo by Mr. BIssea. and then Mir. Murphy began his sd- dress, which WAs one Of the bssi he has given here. Al the close large number took pledge cards
 The funeral Of the late Patrick FIyua Of iIS Lloyd street twas largely attended fron St Francis church Saturday moruinE The de-
  was boil maker. The funeral vas attended by delegations from Court Slinaipisc A O F. M"msquin lo@ge, A O. U W. and branch te Boiler G.kers' union. societies 10 Ehich the ce. erased had belonged
 Many residents h this neighbas hood oppose the proposed ctshEurement Of the face Of ERst Rock by sn elevator. When the Ferry siree; railroad Is built there wIlI be c considerAhle travel over that line 10 the park. and the people thar will dsirsct from the natural aiiractireness Of the park.
 initied 10 the Reform school. Saturday, for an attempt st burglary in the store of the New avenue and James street
 The union serviees which have been held in the this evening. tomorrow. Wednesday and Thurs- day evenings in the East Pearl street N E. church, and will be conducted hy Rev. Al C Dixon, paste. Of the Hanson plsce Baptist church of Brooklyn. They will Dc evAngelisiic serrices in which line of work Mr. Dixon has had con. tlierable success
 At the Second grtgational church yesier- day morning the pastor. Rev. D. NJ James spoke on "The Christian Principles Expressed in ihe
 The new town han at Eat Haven is nearly completed s. O. Russell is the builder
 me ii nrieen zen wire drawers wao quit work al the been succeeded by other men Superintendent SeVins says the men earned from & go to ss per day.
 The fair Of st- FrancIs' church Is drawing crowds nightly.
 The quartet of the Grand Avenue oonsrega. uonhl church consisting Of Mrs. R. II. Douc3a ass ir-. soprano; Miss JOsephine Bradley. con;rAlfo; Frederlck Weld. bssso: and William Peptrcss ten IT, has been re-engsEed for another year ss has George Robinson the organist
 The engagement of q. Clifford Foote and Miss Tiiie Bos~or. h, boih Cf the annex. is Announc. d The couple expect 10 hn married in the srrtpg
 Henry F. Bradley. Wilbur c. Hall ana Reuben II Coe of East Hayenl Wul sit on the jury of the criminal tid" Of the court of common pleas
 Since the rec-n; Ice blockade rome Of the dealers have ssNcuTei seye al barrels Of opened
 The past week two csrsoes of I.eoo bushels Of oysters were received from R pckAway and con signed 10 C. D. Parmelee. l.. Gum & Co and otn rs.
 John Morton. the ice dea'er. hss filled his store house in Foxon with IS inch Ice.
 Among Fair Haven p.uple who will sing 10 the of Ih- Creation" are: Mira F C. Sage. Miss Georgia Hardy, Miss NJ S and Miss L. A 1riswold, Mrs F. Moody, Miss Eiith Augnr. Miss Clara Ford, Mrs. F. D. Fowler. L. ]. Nc culIom F. M. and R. O. Moody and Frederick Weld.
 THE MOST SUCCESSFUL MEETING OF THE srnrEs- ovER 800 PEOPLE PREsEST-MR MURPRYs AD- DRESS AZ ELoQCEST ONE
 Over 800 people assembled in the Sc sond Con sregational chur, To listen to the eloaueut tenn perance orator, T F. Murphy. while hundreds nare were unable 10 get in al eli. The platform and pulpit were crowded by chorus choir of 1ver sixty voices Rev. D. II. James, pastor of he church r-Rd the 53i chapter Of I-iAh. Rev ! Lee Mitchell led In prayer, Rev- E. c. Sage. ph- b. made the opeDing address When Mir Murphy arrived the Congregaiicn, as usual. sang An Hail" N A Farren. secretary Of ihe general com niitee then gave a report of the work up to las; light. or the cards winch were filled nut by Il many Cf Ihe pledge kicners i.6t3 w-r~ returned Il O the secretary with the foIloWing church Il preferences: East Pearl street M F church se9: Il irand avenue Hspiist church. 2s2: Grand ave. ae Congregational, BIS; Secobd Congregational Il ch, Iss: Ferry sir-ct Congregational IS; ST II Anes EpiscnpN. SS; Grace Episcopal. &: St. II 'Ta7cis R. c. S5l: othe- hsnominAtioas. $ here have been nearly 5aC1 sEgLers a though Il many have not re u'n.d ,hr cards Nr. FarTen Il york. rs and NF- Murphy Eytde5 words of praise o1z entitled. Hes Just The Same To-day" nsmters or hi ctuFch in ths Eemp~rsnce work Il Q behalf Of The rs-lnb =-s prcs' uted Mir Murphy | yitn purse 0: SSl Mr. Murphy responded | tlh thanks 10 the m-tDbers uf Inc church and | il interest q. He spoke rf the work which Il houid be done after he leaves. an 1 of the meet ngs which will be held in th- East Pear street | | F. chu:ca this week under the leEdsrrhip of Il Rev. A. Dixon If the HGrSum place Bapiist Il hsrch. Brooklyn. Ills worcs to ihose Wbo had Il igned the pledge were very sRfprst Tbers g-re remarks by the pastors Of the Fair Haven also Mr. Savage. There were many 10 the pssdEs. apd there is every prospect hat ths mscsiszgs tz the Ea-t Hearl street NJ R Il hurch Nill be very tUcccssfnl