The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-07-02
FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SERVICES INTHE CHURCHES TO-
.--'. MORROW.

Quinn Broke His Arm at Car Barn
East Pearl street Church Services
Other Notes OF Interest.
At the Grand avenue Baptist church
tomorrow the pastor, Rev. E. w. Stone,
viii speak in the morning on "The ST.
lent Sufferer" In the evening spec
iaI sermon to the G.. A. R. and the La
dies Of the Relief Corps, viii be preach
ed by the pastor, subject, 1.-THE Pat
riot" Patriotic music will be rendered
at the evening service.
John ]. Quinn, night starter at the
local trolley company's car barns on
Grand avenue, is suffering from
broken arm caused by ain accident at
the barn ON Wednesday evening. While
opening one of the large doors leading
into Grand avenue his arm was jam
med between two of the doors, causing
much pain and breaking the arm be-
low the elbow.
At the East Pearl street M. E. church
tomorrow the services win be as fol-
lows: At $3.50 a. M, an old-fashioned
love feast conducted by the pastor. Rev.
e. c. Tullar. to which all are invited,
1880, holy communion and reception of
members; Sunday SCHOOL at noon; Jun
Tor league at 6.15, evening worship at
1880. with sermon by the pastor. The
vested choir will sing as usual to-mor-
row. both morning and evening.
William Burton was placing new
tubes in the boilers on the Ferry street
drawbridge yesterday and during his
work the bridge was operated by hand
power. 1t requires seven men to turn
the bridge, and the repairs to the boil
ers and machinery will not be complet-
ed until tonight
At the Grand avenue Congregational
church tomorrow the services will be
as follows; Preaching at 1890 by the
pastor, DR.. Sheath, followed BY the
communion of the Lords supper; Bible
school at noon; Y. p. S. C. e. consecra-
ton meeting at s p. M; evening wor-
ship at 7:30 with short address by the.
pastor on the theme Our Nations
God" The music for the day win be as
follows:
d. m.
Alto solo. From the Depths" ........
........ notwithstanding ampana
RESPONSE Blessed Art Thou.
Anthem Art Thou Weary ~ Holden
D. m.
Anthem Thy Hallowed Presence
..,......s....... ........ .,.t...... Carter
Anthem The SANDS Of Time .........
............... ....... .Liszte Allen
The vacation season began at station
A yesterday. Letter Carrier E. r. Coo
ban Is on his fifteen days vacation, and
T. j. Flannery of the main office is COW
ering his route.
The pupils Of room 10 Strong school
held a picnic at Cosey Beach yesterday.
Miss Grace 7. Roberts of 50 Exchange
street is visiting her uncle A. A. Beck
with of 10 Lincoln avenue. Norwich
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartigan Of Norwich,
N. Y, are stopping with Mr. and Mrs
G. II. Conway at Cosey Beach over the
Fourth.
HELEN KELLER'S ALMA MATER.
Fair Harvard won our early love.
When comrades sought her honored
halls;
In ripper years we loved old Yale,
To Radcliffe now the banner falls.
Chorus.
Then sons Of Harvard, Yale and all
Who prowess show on land or water,
Your voices raise in lofty cheer
For Helen Kellers Alma Mater.
we honor thus the valiant Howe,
Who patient sought and found the
way
To open wide the sealed doors,
And lead from darkness unto day.
Chorus.
Our sons athletic honors claim,
With union strong Of love and lore;
Our daughters their admitted peers,
Where wisdom spreads her generous
store.
Chorus.
Now teachers brave, and comrades all
OF noble Helen Keller,
With grateful hearts wen voice her
song:
'Radcliffe-ny Alma Mater"
Chorus-Then sons Of Harvard, Yale
and all, etc.
Mary NJ. Babb.