The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-15
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
DEL1PS AT THE CHAPEL STREET
 DRAVBRLDGE TEDIOUS.
Three Times During the Past Week the Draw Has Been Hung Up-Annex Firo Department Wiil Hold a Fair In Music Hail soon-Otber News of tho 11th nnd I2th Wards and Vicinity,

I2th Wardsand Vicinity. | The delay at the Chapel street draw bridge is becoming almost unbearapie' Three times this week the draw mas | been hung up when opened for vessels 1 to pass and hundreds of pedestrians, teams and many cars have been de- layed. Only yesterday the draw re- fused to budge and remained open for three quarters of an hour. Cars cannot cross and the Branford and East Ha- ven cars are sent around via Ferry street and Grand avenue when this de- lay occurs.
 It Is claimed that the stone teams of Jrpson & Granniss of Hast Haven have
 cut up the stone road on North Colony street, Wallingford, and the thorough fare is now in a terrible condition. The contractors are carting crushed stone | to a point near Yalesville where the highway is to be hardened.
 The Annex fire department have formed committee to act with the Quinnipiac Hose and Hook and Ladder company to arrange a fair in Music hall The committee from the first
 named company consists of Sidney
 Kelsey, Edward S. Ryan, George Gra- ham, Fred Newell and George Cooper. The committee of the Quinnipiac is
 composed of Chief Allen, Assistant Chief Ed. Warren. Ira F, Fonda, George Cook and Jacob Frohlich. si At the East Pearl street Methodist church more members will be received into the church next Sunday morning, after an appropriate sermon by the pastor, Rev. l.. R. Streeter, D. D. In the evening the pastor will preach an other sermon in the special series as previously announced. Topic for to- morrow evening is Our Homes. All
 lovers of the home are especially in- vited
 The Rev. George Foster Prentlss pastor of the Davenport church, will occupy the pulpit of the Grand avenue Congregational church Sunday morning at 10:30 in exchange with the pastor, Tn the evening at 7:3O the pastor the Rev Andrew Burns Chalmers, will preach
 on The Failure of Success and the
 Success Of Failure ..... At the Second Congregational church "St. Paul on the Labor Question will be the theme Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. St. Paul's opinion has been H.
 lustrated by George Frederick Watts, the veteran artist. There will be the usual song service In the morning at
 1O:30. the Rev. F. A. Paddock will give an address on Some Experiences as mt Missionary frontiersman.' The of fering at the morning service will be devoted to the purchase of hymn books for the pleasant hour service.
 The subject for Sunday at the Grand
 avenue Baptist church will be The Church's Work in the World" in the morning and "The One Great Neces- slty" in the evening, Sermons by the
 pastor, Rev. E. " Stone, .,.. Gottfried Ainmann and family of
 Lombard street have returned from Or lando, Fla. where they remained
 through the winter.
 Fred zapp of Quinnipiac avenue, who has been quite III of abscess of the liver, is improving.
 Mr. and Mrs. w P, Neale of Atwater
 street have returned from their south err trip.
 Patrotman Mack has returned from a
 business trip to Springfield. Uncalled letters at station A are:
 Mrs. W. A. Fairbanks, Len Smith and David Verify.
 Grace church, fifth Sunday in Lent.
 Morning prayer. litany and sermon, 1O:3O a. m; Sunday school, t215 D. m; evening prayer and sermon. 7:3O p. m. | The rector, Rev Dr. Sanford, will otii- ciate and preach morning and evening Rev. stephen Cain of Haven street, recently ordained left yesterday for California and will become assistant pastor in one of the Catholic churches at Los Angeles.
 l Willis s. Barnes died at the New l Haven hospital yesterday at the age of l eighty years. He was for many years wachman Of the lower harbor oyster | beds and was seized with paralysis at l the watch house last Monday. His
 home was on Exchange street, where
 his widow resides. He leaves son, Rrainard Barnes, and two daughters,
 Mrs, George w. Rowe of Clinton ave
 nue and Mrs. Hanover, A. R. Barnes,
 the retired oyster dealer, is brother of | the deceased
 The entertainment given in the Grand
 avenue Baptist church on March for
 the benefit of the music fund will be
 repeated but with complete change
 of programme on Tuesday March lS
 at & o'clock. The tableaux which are
 taken from pictures will be brilliantly illuminated with colored lights and ap-
 propriate settings by F. c. Steele.
 Following is the programme. l Piano solo-MiSs Brett
 Tableau-Pilgrim Exiles.
 ! Solo-F. F. Edgar.
 Tableau-Village choir
 Cornet solo-Master Buckman.
 Tableau-Amateur Photographer.
 SoIo-Miss G. D. Duell.
 | Watching and Waiting
 Recitaton-M Valkenburgh.
 Tableau-Soap Bubbles, | SoIo-Miss B. NJ Raymond,
 | Tableau-FateS.
 Cornet solo-Master Buckman.
 -Mayf1ower of Plymouth.
 Solo-J. c. Edgar.
 l Tableau-Choir kovs.
 | Piano solo-Miss Brett. J Tablaau- -Augelus.
 l Recitation-Mi Miss Valkenburgh, 1 Tableau-Nature and Liberty. l Miss Nellie G. Sears of Wolcott street
 who has been ill the past week with