The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-22
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SERVICES IN V4RIOUS URCHES
 TO-MORROW.
The Second Congregational Church Will be Closed To-morrow Deliver Kicked by Horse-Many Notes of Interest.

by n Horse-Many Notes of nterest
 Yesterday, according to old custom, summer really began. The day was fifteen and one-half hours long and the shortening process is about to begin, From now on, according to the old say ing, the heat will begin to strengthen. There is room for warmer weather to bring the crops up to their normal con- dition of growth. The short resorts want hot weather to bring good busi- ness. But there is opportunity yet for l searching days in June; and the ice dealers say they cannot come too soon. l The Second Congregational church will be closed to-morrow owing to re- pairing being made in the auditorium. The Y. r. s. c. F.. will meet in the Sunday school room at 6:15 a. m. At the Grand avenue Congregational church tomorrow the pulpit will be supplied by Rev. E. Tallmadge Root of Providence. The subject in the morn- ing will be: "The Vision of Two Git ies, or the Message of Revelation to Our Day." evening subject, "The Rem edy for Worldliness.'
 Norman A. Tanner. the Fair Haven banker, who recently leased fine offi- ces in the Hubinger building, Chapel street, says that in his change in bus mess he has retained nearly all of his Fair Haven customers He expects to do a good business at his new location,
 At the Grand avenue Baptist church tomorrow the pastor Rev. E. M. Stone, will preach in the morning OH T f Jtc Creatures. Evening subject, "A Les son from Commencement Days"
 The musical service at this church will be as follows:
 Morning.
 Prelude in B flat ................Nova Anthem-"Son of My Soup '..........,..
 ..... ...... ........ Horace w. Reyner Duet-"I Will Magnify Thee" ......,.
 .....................J E. Marsch Grand offertory .................. Wely
 Evening. Voluntary-Adagia ........... Lebean | Anthem-"In the Blessed Evermore"
 ..... ...... .................... HaYenS | Trio-"Ab Abide With Me" .... Marsh | "Postlude in q" .............. .Guilmant |
 Frank Linquist, of SS Houston street, | a driver employed blythe Woodbridge | Ice company, Wednesday evening was kicked by a horse he was stabling at | the barn on River street He was | knocked several feet by the terrible | blow and 1t was feared he had sustain ed internal injuries, but 1t is now be- | lieved it is not so serious. He was | severely cut by the horses shoe and | the wounds are painful and will require | several weeks to heal.
 The funeral of Catherine F., wife of | Simeon s. Camp of IA Exchange street, | was held from the memorial chapel | yesterday afternoon, Rev L, R. Street. 1 CT officiating. The bearers were Lucius s. Ludington, Henry Barnes, E. M. | Woodward and Friend H. Francis. The l deceased had been i'll about eight | He age was sixty years She leaves a husband and two sons and daughter, She was native of Water bury, but had resided here many years Previous to her marriage she followed | the profession of a nurse. She was { of the Congregational church.
 The members of Admiral Foote Wo- mans Relief corps No. 8, met at Mrs. Ellen r. Kirkham's, East Haven, to at tend the funeral of Mrs. Mary Mes arole. a member of the corps
 l.. Risnik has sold to Nathan Rubin 4 feet of land on North Front street.
 William P Bostwicl has sold to Henry B. Johnson two pieces of land 1t Lighthouse Point
 Miss Florence, daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. Rose of 14S Exchange street, and James F. Robinson, both of Fair Haven, will be married at the Grand avenue Baptist church Wednesday, June 26, at p, m.