The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-02


 vices at the East Pearl Street M. E. church for tomorrow see church news in another column.
 Large preparations are being made by the members of Grace F. E. church, under the direction of Mrs. Emery, for the coming bazaar. It will be held in the parish house next Thursday after noon and evening. Mrs. North promis- es to have an abundance of useful ar ticles for sale in her domestic booth. Mrs. Rogerson is having excellent sue cess in arranging her booth of fancy articles. In Mrs. Northrop's mystery booth there will be much to excite ir- terest. All sorts of sweet things can be found in Mrs. Hulls candy booth. The young men under the direction of Golf and Way will have pop corn in all shapes and ice cream of all varie- ties. Those who love flowers will be gratified with Miss Phelps proposed display. A food sale will be conducted by Mrs Nettleton and Adrs. Seeley. They will also provide a tiye-cent lun- cheon for all who are hungry. The musical and literary entertainment un- der the direction of Miss Brett will be most attractive feature irt the even ing. She will be assisted by Miss p. Gertrude Duell and Miss May Louise Haley, the well known soprano and con- tralto soloists. Miss Ida Barnes, who has exceptional talent as reader, and Miss May Countryman, a brilliant pi- anist. A nominal admission fee of ten cents will be charged for the evening,
 Henry Elsman of Farren avenue, while driving around the corner of Blatchley avenue and Chapel street yesterday morning had the misfortune to lose one of the wheels of his buggy which broke at the hub. The accident was doubly unfortunate on account of the rain which was falling heavily at the time.
 The houses near the corner of Grand avenue and Ferry street which are be- ing built by MT. Basserman and Mrs. Augur are rapidly nearing completion and will probably be occupied about the first of May.
 At the Grand Avenue Baptist church tomorrow the pastor, Rev. E. W.. CLOUG, Wlll SECdh III LIE 4iiCl AAittto cAA Immortality Easter music will be rendered by the choir. In the evening an Easter concert will be given by the Sunday school.
 Miss May E. Nettleton of Lloyd street has been engaged as organist of the Howard Avenue Methodist Episco- pal church at City Point beginning Sunday, April 10.
 Yesterday was dull day about Fair Haven. Business was generally sus- pended at noon and the usual holiday hours were observed at Station A. the carriers making but one delivery.
 The Fair Haven x Westville k. R.. received from the J. G. Brill Go. of Philadelphia, Pa, two double truck open cars, which were delivered at the shops corner of Ferry and River streets by the Manufacturers R. R. yesterday morning.
 Margie Brennan, the eight-year old twin daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. J. Brennan of Lexington avenue, die1 yes- terday morning of rheumatism around the heart, after an Illness of about q month. The funeral will probably ba tomorrow.
 Miss Lottie Bishop of Grand avenue. who is a student at Holyoke college, has been very i'll with appendicitis and was brought home Thursday.
 The grand fair which will run for eight nights under the ausoices of the City Band of New Haven will open in Polar Star hall Monday evening, April 4. Tickets good for four adnlis- sions are sold for 25 cents, whie single admissions will cost ten cents. Dancing will be free each evening. Elaborate plans have been made to make the af- fair grand success.
 The Quinnipiac Caroe club will give a whist in Polar Star hall on the even ing of Wednesday, Aprll 20, for whicr the admission will be 25 cents. The pro- ceeds of the affair Will go towards the funds for the erection of q new canne house. Several beautiful prizes will be offered and tickets can be obtained If the members. The comfnittae is con- posed of William Blatchley, Homer Dennison, Dwigth Chamberlain, George Sturgis and Burt Arnold.
 MT. Daley, son of c. I. Daley of 174 Graand avenue. who is student in a college in Cleveland, was brought home Thursday convalescent from an attack of typhoid fever.
 At the Grace P. E. church to-moor- row, Easter Sunday, holy communion will be administered at 7:3O a. m; morning prayer, sermon and holy ccm- munion at 10:30 with the following pro- gramme: Prelude-eoronation march from the strain. "Le Profhete;" pro cessional hymn. Come Ye Faithful; chant, Christ, Our Passover" Gloria, J. Robinson; Te Deum, H. Kotzschman; Benedictus, w. Jackson; holy commun- ion; introit, Jesus Christ is Risen To- day." Keyrie Eleison, Tours in F; Glo- ria Tibi. Anon. hymn. "The Day of Resurrection; offertory, "The Magdel- enc" G. W. Warren; Corda, Tours in F; Sanctus, Tours in F. Benedictus qui venit, Cooper; hymn 225; Gloria in Ex- celsius, old chant; Nunc Dimitus, c. A. Barry; pricession hymn, Angels Roll the Rock Aaway;" postlude, Tannhaus- CT, Wagner. Sunday school festival at 8 p. n.; holy baptism at D. m. even- ing prayer and sermon at 7:30 with the following programme: Prelude March Solemelle, Kettener; professional hymn, Come Ye Faithful Gloria Patri Rob- inson; Magnificat and Nnc Dimitis. Fields; hymn, ''The Day of Resurree- tion;'' offertory, "Open to Me the Gates n Frank AdIllrn. raaaacior a I