The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-25
t1TH AND 12TH WARD NEWS
ANB OTHER NEVIS EROM FAIR
 HAPEN AND VICINITY

Dr. ChaImer's Sunday Morning Sermon
 --Dr. sti tieeter's Tepics-Baptist ChurcI
 Notes-saltonstaII Lodge-schoone,
 Jennie E. Fighter, Etc.
 Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers vii preach in the Grand avenue Congrega- l tional church tomorrow morning or
 Loose Principles of Religious Educa- | ton at Home and Abroad" In the eve ming his subject will be "The Supreme Love-" The Mems Bible association meets at the close of the morning ser vice in the ladies' parlors, with r. H. | Hemingway as teacher of the class, and 1 the newly organized business men g | class meets in the rear of the auditori- um under the leadership of Charles H. Blakeslee. All men are welcome to these | classes.
 | At the East Pearl street M. E. church the pastor, Rev. l.. R. Streeter, D. D., will preach tomorrow at both services; morning subject, '"The Burden of a Great Heart" evening subject, Making Heaven and Making Hell-How it is Done"
 Rev F. w. Stone, at the Grand ave- nue Baptist church, will preach to-mor- row morning on Taking Heaven by Force;" evening subject, One Mans Excuse" The music will be as fol- lows:
 Morning
 Prelude--Barcaralle ............ Batiste Anthem-O, Come Let Us Worship
 ........................ Morrison Offertory-Soprano solo-Come Unto
 Me ....................... Coenen Postlude-March ............. Clark
 Evening.
 Prelude-Allegretto ........ Saint-Saens Anthem-My Faith Looks Up to Thee
 ..................... Bassford Offertory-Saviour When Night In-
 wolves the Sky Schneider Postlude in F ,..,.............Gu .Guilmant
 F. E. Rowe has cut some fine ice this lweek at his east side houses, but was not able to make a complete harvest. All the ice dealers are hoping for a good cold snap soon, so that they may finish ice-cutting.
 At the regular meeting of Fair Haven lodge, D. of H., next Monday evening the newly installed officers will be in charge. It is hoped that all members will be present as business of import ance is to be brought up for consdera- tion.
 Saltonstall lodge No 25S N E. o. P, of East Haven, initiated five candidates Thursday evening. The new members are Mrs Albert A. Page, Mrs. Harry B Page, Mrs. H. H. Bradley Mrs. Samuel R. Chidsey and Mrs. Wallace & Coker A delegation from Fort Hale lodge was present and the initiatory work was ex- emplifed by the degree team of Charter Oak lodge
 William Curley, of North Bank street, a clerk in s. l.. salisbury's drug store, is confined to his home by illness and is attended by Dr. Robinson
 The schooner Jennie E. Fighter is now due at New York from the south | with lumber The vessel is in charge . of the mate, the captain, r, C. Crossey, of the east side, having remained home by reason of illness Captain Crossley will go out on the next trip to Cuba, where the vessel will load railroad ties for the New York Central railroad.
 The masonry of the stone abutments If the old Shore Line railroad on Quin- lipiac avenue is being taken down
 The funeral of Curtis Hall of East Haven, will take place tomorrow He vas one of the oldest residents of the own, having reached the age of eighty i've years. Death resulted from pneu- nonia after an illness of only two days His wife died many years ago. He caves daughter and son, Wilbur c. Hall. The deceased moved to East Haven from Milford ten years ago and lad previously resided at Wallingford 1e was a native of Killingworth, where many of his relatives reside,