The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-27
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
H1RVEY Rose RETURNS FROM
THREE FEARS, NAVALSER VICE.

HARVEY Rose RETURNS FROM
THREE FEARS, VICE.
is to Get n Gold Medal and 500 In Gold
for Bravery Mt Tien Tsin--Church
Notices-FuneraI of Mrs. Elizabeth
j. Ihompson-John III. *. scrnnton's
House Robbed.
Harvey A. Rose, son of Mr.. and Mrs
William H. Rose of las Exchange
street, returned home yesterday after
three years service in the United States
navy. He was on the Marblehead in
during the early part of the recent war
in China he was on the Newark. In
both terms of service Captain McCalla
was the commander of his vessel. Mr..
Rose will receive a gold medal of honor
and $500 in gold for his bravery during
the march of the allied columns from
Tien Tsin towards Pekin. The force
included 112 men from the Newark and
| thirty per cent. of this force were lost
and the column came near being ami
hilated. Mr.. Rose likes the navy very
much and he may conclude to re-en-
list.
! Rev. C. w. Jackson, of East Haven,
| is away on his vacation. He Will visit
Boston and Prince Edwards Island.
| Howard Henderson has bought 150
| feet of land Of Augustus w. Wright To-
Gated on Brown street
| Mrs Thomas Burnett, of 1906 Went
| worth avenue Chicago, is visiting her
sister, Mrs Henry Barnes, of 80 Hous-
ton street. She has not been here be-
fore in twenty years and notices great
improvements in Fair Haven. Mrs.
Burnett formerly resided in Milford,
where she has relatives.
A praise service will be given at the
East Pearl street M. E. church to-mor-
row evening at 1880 o'clock The pro-
gramme has been arranged by Miss
Neva Squires, soprano soloists and di-
rector, with Miss Lottie Fairchild, al
to- Henry Strack (of Calvary Baptist
church choir), tenor; Charles Lee, BARI
tons, and James McGovern, organlst
The choir will be assisted by f. wilkins
of Joliet ILL.,, violinist, who is visiting
Mrs. e. F. Hill, of 10S College street.
The programmed
Prelude-Te Deum in E fiat Buck
Chorus.
Hymn,
PRAYER.
O Salutaris Wiegand |
Charles Lee.
Antiphonal Reading and Gloria.
The Lord is NV Light. Buck !
Miss Souires and Mr.. Strack.
Violin Solo
Mr.. wilkins.
Offertory.
HYMN.
Address
Rev. Mr. Streeter.
When the Golden Leaves Are Fall
ING
Ouartette.
Am Alpha and Omga
Chorus.
Renediction
postlude.
At the Grand avenue BAPTIST church
To- morrow the pastor. Rev. E, w.
Stone. will preach in the morning a.
"Respnnsfbility for our Thoughts" and
in the evening the subject viii be "An
Astonishad Oneen' This will be the
last service in the church until Septem-
her. The congregation will worship
during August with the Grand avenue
CONGREGATIONAL church.
Al the morning service at the East
Pearl street M % church the Rev. G..
s Eldridge, pastor of the First M. E.
churchf will preach in exchange with
the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Streeter.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth J.
THOMSON was held Yesterday after
noon at her late home No. 81 Woolsey
street The interment was in Ever
green cemetery.
A robbery occurred Wednesday in the
housa If John IT. * Scranton 29s Ilovd
street and n gold watch and between
ten and fifteen dollars in money were
taken. Roth families who occ,1py the
bousa were awav during the dav. The
notice are Investigating.
Rev oliver Hart Munson will preach
AZ tho second CONGREGATIONAL church
tomorrow morning.