The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-05
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INHERENT FROM ROTH
 SIDES OF THE RIVER.
Complete List of Services im the Several Churches To-mOrrow Quinnlpinc Etremen Preparing for the Coming Tournament.

The Rev Andrew Burns Chalmers
 the pastor of the Grand avenue Con.
 gregational church, will preach Sunday
 morning at 1O:30 on 'The Investment oi
 Life and the Far off Interest of Love
 In the evening the choir will render q special service of Easter music and the
 pastor will make short address.
 At the Grand avenue Baptist church
 the pastor, Rev F. w. Stone, will speak
 Sunday morning on "The Mount of
 Communion" and in the evening on The Architect of Destiny"
 East Pearl street M. E. church, Rev.
 l.. R. Streeter, D. D., pastor Holy
 communion at 1O;30 and preaching by the pastor at 7:3O D. m
 Grace church-First Sunday after | Easter. Holy communion, 7:3O d. m. |; holy communion and sermon, 10:30 a.
 m; Sunday school 1915 p, m; evening prayer and sermon, 7;30 D. m.. At Pilgrim Congregational church, Sunday evening, Ben Hur; Tale of
 the Chris.," will be given in the form
 of an illuminated sermon. Several re-
 quests have come in to repeat the semi
 centennial illustrated address that was given last Sunday evening. It will be repeated before the close of the even- ing services, but not for few weeks. Nb.,
 Morse will speak at the Y. P. & c. E. meeting on Work Among the Mormons of Idaho"
 Quinnipiac fire company of the east side had a drill Tuesday evening, the firemen wearing their new uniforms. Officer Cook, the company secretary. was drill master, The officer will give the company additional drills during the present season to prepare them for a number of parades and tournaments they expect to attend this year. The new uniform is quite strong and satis- factory.
 The fiftieth anniversary of the com pany comes in June and it is intended to have quite celebration. This is one of the oldest volunteer fire companies in the state. No plans have been made, but 1t has been proposed to invite a number of companies here as visitors It is probable the celebration will be quite an extensive affair.
 George A. Scheicher, while driving on Quinnipiac avenue yesterday morn ing, was thrown from his buggy and his head was considerably cut and bruised. Patrolman Mack took him to Grand avenue station, where Dr. Moore dressed his wounds Six weeks ago he met with an accident, fracturing his | leg and he was discharged from the hospital Thursday. His leg was in q plaster cast yesterday and it was feared [ 1t was again injured, but it was not.
 The music at the Grand avenue Bap- | tist church tomorrow will be, in part as folloWs
 Anthen1-Hosanna .,........... Grenier Gloria in F Fred Schilling | Oeffrtory-He Shall Come Down Like
 Rain ....,.............,.... Allen
 Evening.
 Your Glad Voices ...
 .......,.... ......... William Haesche ffertory-Shadows of the Evening
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 As mentioned in another column the funeral of Janette, wife of Nathan c. Frink os Stony Creek was held yester- lay afternoon from the residence of her son, Edwin B. Frink, S20 Orange street. Rev Mir Bloomfield of Stony 1reek officiated. assisted by former pastor of that place. The bearers were he son, son-in-law and two nephews- Edwin B. Frink. Arthur w. Jepson, Niles J. Barnes and William H Good ch. There were many beautiful floral ,fferngs The lnterment was in Fair Haven cemetery. Besides a husband md son, she leaves two daughters, Mrs. A w ,Jepson of Bridgeport and Miss 4ertie Frink; also two brothers, Henry Barnes of 50 Houston street and Will jam H. Barnes of Stony Creek She lso leaves three sisters-Mrs, II. M ] 5utterfeld of Straford. Mrs Robert of Washington, D. C.. and 1rs. Louisa c. Goodrich of Clark treet. The Rev D. J. Clark of East Haven { lill take for the subject of his dis curse Sunday morning, Being Good ( nd Doing Good" In the evening The ,ill preach the third in his series of { ermons on Pilgrims Progress" The opic will be "'The Hill Difficulty" The l Decial offering Sunday morning will be C )r the American Missionary associa- on. $ The holy communion will be admin z tered at Christ church, East Haven ' unday at o'clock a. m. by the Rev S IT.. Parker of Trinity church. Regular arvice and sermon by Rev. John H. | ackson at 4 D. m. [ The usual preaching service will be cid at the Ferry street church to-mor- S 1w evening, The pastor, Rev, T. B. | lillson, begins a series of sermons on d The Life of Christ in story form. The .ries will be entitled Ira Ben Ezra 3 Y oy Who Saw Christ" The opening r lapters will be given tomorrow even t g. MT. Wilson has visited the Holy a and and the scenes pictured will be ue to the surroundings Sunday h hool at 12. Teachers meeting at II. b