The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-08-06
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
TENNIS TOURNAMENT TO BE
PLAYED TO-DAY

DoinGs Among the various Churches
To-mOrrow-Lodge Oficers to be In
stnlled-chief Allen of auinniplae
Fire Company to Attend National
Fire Chiefs Convention At Memphis,
Tenn.--A Quiet Home wedding.
The East sideteam win play the
Homestead team this afternoon at 8 o.
clock on the olds' lot on Lexington
avenue. The game, no doubt, will be
very interesting, as both teams have
been getting into trim Of late and the
managers and captains predict a close
game.
Ihls afternoon the first game of the
tournament between the Windemere
ana Lexington avenue tennis clubs
VIII be played. Mr.. DooIittle and Law
renee Blinn will represent the Winde-
meres IN the first game and Charles
Hlllhouse and John G. Hurd will play
IN the early evening. The games will
be played on the Windemere tennis
court, corner Atwater and Chatham
streets.
The services at the Grand Avenue
Baptist church tomorrow will be pub
lie worship at 1890 a. M, with sermon
by Professor Blssell of California. Sum
day school at u M, and Y. P. S. c. E.
az 6:l5. Prayer meeting Friday eyen-
ing at 1880 o'clock.
Letter Carrier z. r. Coogan of sta
ton A, who has been i'll at his home
Tor about week, is still quite sick,
and will not be ableto work for some
days. Substitute p. H. Goode is COW
erlng his route during his Illness.
Fort Hale lodge. N. e. O, p, held its
regular meeting last evening and initi-
ated nine candidates.
At the East Pearl Street M. E..
church Tomorrow holy communion will
be administered in Connection with the
morning service BY the pastor, Rev. e.
g. Tullar, and at 7:3O the pastor viii
preach, Sunday school at 10 o'clock,
and Epworth league devotional service
at 6:15: subject, Goods Guiding Hand
in Our Lives. 2
2. II. Farren was installed overseer
and Z. 3. Linsley, inside Waterman, at
the meeting Of East Rock lodge, "A. o.
U. w, Thursday evening. Both officers
were chosen to fill vacancies.
The Nationals and Bay Views will
cross bats on the diamond at Quinni-
piac park on Chapel street, corner Of
James street, this afternoon.
The services at Grace church to-mor-
row, the tenth Sunday after Trinity,
will be morning prayer and sermon at
1880. Rev. DR.. McDougal win officiate.
There viii be no services In Grace
church the remaining three Sundays in
August. The regular services Of the
church and also the Sunday school will
be resumed the first Sunday in Sep
TENDER
Mr.. and Mrs. &. G. Fellton Of Gil
Blatchley avenue leave to-day for
three weeks stay at wilmington, VT.
Among those who entered pigeons at
Savin Rock Thursday afternoon from
Fair Haven were d. r. Bradley, 6. A.
Cook, and Jacob Frohlicn of the Twen-
tieth Century Pigeon club. and H. g.
Smith Of Quinnipiac avenue There
VIZ 2 AoV OuI OL tVv plEuS lI0Ili IHlS sec
ton.
Mrs Thomas Rogerson of 22O Ex-
change street sails to-day from New
York for England on ct Steamship ST.
Paul Of the American line. She will
visit her parents IN London about Ave
months.
AT the Grand Avenue Congregational
church tomorrow the only service will
be at 6:15 p. M, when the Y. P. IS. g.
g. will convene.
While crossing the car tracks on
Grand avenue, near James street,
Thursday evening, the rear axle on a
delivery wagon belonging to the New
Haven Provision Co. snapped and