The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-05-11
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
LOCAL POLITICIANS BUSY MAKING
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About Thursday Nights Primaries -
 Salvation Army Work to be Illustrated
 ot the Second Church-service at the
 Local politicians were explaining yes- terday all about the primaries of the republican party of Thursday evening. The opposition in the Twelfth ward did not materialiZe, as they were only \ able to poll nine votes. But in the Eleventh the reform wave was strong ' CT, but it was beaten out by S5 votes It was one of the biggest Eleventh ward caucuses ever held and boiled within four of 40O votes. Both sides are claiming that many democrats vot- ed, and one side ayers that more than one half the voters of their opponents were democrats. But at a primary nowadays it matters not what are the political affiliations of the voter, so long as his name is on the voting list, and there will be no change until the regulations for the primaries are { changed. Eleventh warders say the :. Twelfth ward people should 'hire a halp' in their own ward, instead of coming over into the Eleventh ward but thers was no trouble in the mix up on Thursday, the best of feeling prevailing. The victors in the Elev- enth say they know thing or two and the opposition will have to get up early in the morning when they fool the old committee.
 X pr. F. S. Robinson of Grand avenue Is visiting in Norwich.
 Rev. Duane N. Griffin, who has been iLl since conference, has returned from a stay of several days in Granby and is much improved in health. He ex- pected to preach as usual at St. An drews M. E.. church tomorrow.
 Attention is called to the announce ment in another column regarding Sunday services at the Grand avenue Congregational church.
 At the Second Congregational church Sunday evening the Salvation army work of the country will be illustrated by 100 stereopticon views They will be of the rescue and farm colony work One of the best speakers of the New York headquarters will be here It will be an instructive and interesting. service and will be the closing one of the winter evening services. During the summer the Y. P. S. c. B. will have charge of the evening service and will hold i. at 6:30 o'clock.
 Rev. F. w. Stone will preach at the Grand avenue Baptist church to-mor- row morning on "The Salt of the Earth and in the evening his subject will be Seeing, but Not Sharing Pros sperity The musical service will be as follows:
 Morning. 10:S0 o'clock. Opening hymn-"Holy, Holy, Holy" Gloria.
 Prayer response. Anthem-"R of Ages ........
 :. ...... ...... ..........D Dudley Buck Offertory-"Hear Thou My Prayer" "...
 ..... ..... .................. Abbott
 Evening, 7:30 Doxology
 Anthem Memories of Galilee" ".....
 ..... .......... ................ Havens Offertory-Bass solo-"Bow Down
 Thine Ear" .................. Stevens l
 John Schnautz, director; Miss An toinette Bree, organist
 Rev. Dr. Streeter at the East Pearl | street M E. church will preach to-mor- row morning on "The Christians Great ! Inheritance" and in the evening he will preach special sermon to the | Epworth league, it being their anniver | sary. He deserves large attendance [ of the young people.
 Stuart Morgan has sold to Mrs. An nie Lee, the two family twelve-room house, 68-70 Farren avenue for about $3, 800. MT. Morgan will begin in a few days work on another Broom house Farren avenue, near the former named As previously stated in this paper MT. Morgan recently purchased the Eldridge property on East Pearl l street and yesterday contracted with | A. M. Holmes to move the house forty feet north and fourteen feet west, and will build on the site 12-room house with modern improvements.
 D. M. Smith, jr., has purchased the property at the corner of East Pearl and Pierpont street, known as the Jesse Ludington estate. MT. Smiths father, D. M Smith. the grocer, has resided there several years, and has just mov ed into his house opposite on PierDont street. The Smith family resided there so as to take care of Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs Ludington, who died a few months ago.