The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-11
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
EASTER SERVICES AT GRACE
 CHURCH.

New Steel Switches Being Installed at
 the Car House-Power Boats in Com
 mission on the Quinnipiac-sIethO-
 dists Much Interested in Conference
 Assignnients-Other Items.
 Easter services will be. held at Grace P. E church at 7:sO and 1O:sO a. m. and 6:sO D. m. The rector. Rev. G. A. Al- cott,. will go to Christ church, East Haven at 4 D. m. and conduct an Easter service.
 It is expected that the Memorial day exercises this year will be on about the same scale as usual. In the morning. most of the army and navy veterans will participate in the parade over in i'll the center Of the city and soon after 10 o'clock the graves in Fair Haven Union cemetery will be decorated. Many will attend the public memorial services on the eve@of Memorial day. @
 The work of putting ill new curved tracks and new steel switches connect ing the main tracks with the car house and repair shops of the Consolidated railway on Grand avenue, is being pushed ahead, a large force of men be- ing employed. Each of the junction points connecting with. the double tracks are being provided with an inn proved switch, the old ones having worn out.
 Mrs. Harriet M. Thomas of Exchange street is very i'll from the effects of a paralytic shock.
 in commission on Quinnipiac river. Several others are being refitted and will be ready for service this week.
 Allof the local schools reopened yes terday, morning after the spring vaca- tfon. The attendance was very good for the usual spring term.
 MT. Weld of the University Y. M. c. A. spoke to the. boys of the W. c. T. U. on Tuesday evening, and also at the Sunday afternoon meeting of the same society. Mr. Barney of Boston also gave as1nost interesting address.
 Methodists throughout the city are much concerned over the report coming from the conference at Waterbury that all the pastors of the ten local M. E. churches would be transferred and that an entire new set of ministers would be sent to this city. This, if true, would of course change the pastors at East Pearl street and St. Andrews churches. It is expected that the appointments will be made to-day.
 The regular meeting of Myrtle chap ter, No. s, O.a F, s., will be held on Thursday evening.
 '.Hunker's Postoffie with amusing features, will be presented at Polar Star hall under the auspices Of St. James church on Wednesday evening, April 2L There will also be dancing.
 Mrs.$sB. E. NeWbrook has returned from her home ill Buffalo after the spring vacation and resumed her teach ing duties in Strong school yesterday Miles Shugrue has gone to New Lon don to try for position on the Connec- ticut baseball team of that city. Mrs Louis Hartman and Mrs. Frank Bprnlfam are visiting relatives in All lentoWn, Pa,s and later will stop in New Jersey. Fair Haven. Degree of Honor, held an Easter Sale last evening. x. The Brotherhoom league of the Grand | Avenue Baptist church meets tonight. Mrs. D. F. LaWler of Pine streets will entertain the Charity Whist club Thursday evening. sz5 5s;G s On Wednesday at 6 o'clock the la dies aid society will serve an Easter supper in the chapel of the Grand ave | nue Baptist church. It will be a fine supper and these occasions are usually I largely patronized. l ,s Captain Horatio Pond has charge of taking the steamer. Margaret from New London to New York, whence she will sail ina few days for Mexico. I After confinement to his home with
 a broken leg since October Captain A.
 Der Whiting is now able to be out on i crutches. a 4..t. &s.3s
 Forty hours of devotion will begin at St. Francis, R. c. church after the 10:S0 | mass next Sunday.
 Frederick Newell has decided to sell
 pair of small alligators at auction.