The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-03-16
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SERVICES AT VARIOUS OF THE
 CHURCHES TOMORROW.
s. D. Dudley, the Liveryman, Danger ' ously Injured by Horss-Ttssot Painting at. Second Church-Socini Occasion in Honor of Long Island V ,itor.

The Grand avenue Congregational
 church expects next Sunday morning a
 home missionary revival in the pres ence wi.h them of Rev. H. J. Bailey,
 for the last nine years superintendent
 of the society's work ill Washington
 and for the five years before that a
 home missionary in Utah. He will talk
 to the congregation largely of his eXpe-
 rience. In the evening the Rev. Milton < R. Kerr will preach on "The Service
 Which Liberates."
 Services at the Grand avenue Baptist
 church tomorrow will include two ser-
 mons by the pastor, Rev. E. w. Stone;
 morning subject will be Patience" the
 second in the series of sermons on
 "Christian Virtues;" evening subject, "The Curse of Prosperity"
 M Rev. Alexander F. Irvine, of the Sec
 ond Congregational church, will eX-
 change tomorrow morning with Rev. wv. F. Dickerman, of the Church of the
 Messiah. MT. Dickerman's subject will
 be "The Theory and Practice of Relig-
 jon"
 On Sunday Rev. W. G. Wilson, of Da-
 rien, will preach at the Ferry street
 Congregational church.
 A memorial service for the late Rev. "A. c. Whitney, pastor of the Household of Faith, will be held in the rooms of day morning the remains will be taken to Torrington for burial
 At the Second Congregational church Sunday night at 7:S0 o'clock the cele- X brated Tissot paintings will be shown. These paintings have worldwide rep utation. The series is the greatest ever painted by one man of the Life of Christ These lantern slides are beau- gtifully corored, true to the originals and very rare. There will be sixty-five views lin each lecture. The life and journeys of the Master are arranged chronologi- cally, and the complete life according to gospel narrative will be given s A party was given by S. M. Burwell, Of 55 East Pearl street, last evening in honor of Captain John Cochrane, of Oakdale, L. I. There was music, re- Treatments and ice cream were served and the affair was very enjoyable. Those attending included Miss Grace Tryon of Branford, Mrs. J. A. Coch- rane, of Oakdale, MT, and Mrs. John Stewart, MT. and Mrs. F. R. Barnes, MT. and Mrs. A. H. McGregor and s. c. Burwell and family.
 s. D. Dudley, the east side livery man, whose stables are in the rear of East Grand avenue, was seriously in- jured yesterday morning at 11:30, hay ing been kicked by horse. The Rev. | Charles Page, of North Branford, rep resertative in the general assembly, | when he drives in upon going to Hart ford leaves his horse at Dudley's stable. | Yesterday Dudley fed the horse as usu- al and soon afterward one of the sta blemen, who was in the office, heard loud kicking, and, going to the stalls, found Dudley in an unconscious condi- | ton lying in the stall of the Page horse He was taken to his home near by the stable and Dr. Moore was sent for Dudley had two severe wounds on tie back of his head and was cut in the side and back. He remained uncon- scious until late in the afternoon It is not known just how the accident hap pened, but it is believed Dudley must nave slipped down under the horse, and The latter. being frightened. kicked him. The animal is said to not be vicious. The doctor ordered the patient to be kept very quiet, as his injuries are quite serious, but it is believed that he will recover.