The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-04-06
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
PRESERVATION TO REV. MR..
TULLAR.

in Fifteenth Ward-PubIie School At
tendance-PInns for New National
Folding Box Factory in Preparation.
AT the East Pearl street NJ. e.
church last evening Rev. e. c. Tullar
was to have given lecture on "Jeru-
SALEM 1t was to have been repeti-
ton Of the admirable lecture on the
subject previously given by him. On
account of the small number present
the lecture was postponed one week.
But for the heavy rain large audience
would have attended. In accordance
with a preconcerted arrangement the
assembly rallied around Mr.. Tullar and
in their behalf Frank J. Mansfield, also
representing the joint official board of
the church, presented Mr.. Tullar with
a handsome sum of money as a testi-
monial of the ehurch's high esteem for
him and appreciation of his services.
Mr.. Tullar was completely surprised at
the gift and rallying replied handsome
~ in appreciation of the gift and the
spirit prompting its bestowal. Mr..
Tullar has been unanimously called to
continue as pastor of the church anoth-
er year. He has also received calls to
another church, but the East Pearl
street church people have hopes that
he will decide to remain with them.
Tuesday night was marked by the
first thunder storm Of the season, ac-
cofnpanied by several vivid flashes of
lightning. There We're heavy thunder
appeals, and the timid. who are afraid
in such storms, were reminded that the
seasons Of these visitations is almost
here. It was predicted by many that
the first thunder storm would inaugu-
rate warmer weather. .s
Yesterdays rain was most welcome
as there was but very little during the
month Of March. The country side was
very dry and the danger from brush
and forest fires, which has been inlmi-
nent of late, has been allayed by the
timely rain. 1t will also be welcome to
the farmers and gardeners. <
Erit w. Henderson has sold to Will
helnlina a. Schlayer a lot with a 'front.'
age of sos feet ON Eastern street in the
Annex. The lot IS 437 feet deep. This
is a large sale and the area will afford
a site for a number Of building lots
a committee has been appointed by
the Annex Fire department to prepare
for some observance Of Memorial day
down in the Fifteenth ward. The COM
anittee will have a conference with the
officers Of each Of the fire companies to
agree upon the programme. A number
of plans are talked about and while
nothing is vet arranged, it is believed
the people at the Four Corners will be
given worthy celebration of Memo
rial day. IVA Z
John Smith Of Quinnipiac avenue,
who had his leg fractured at the Ma
tionaI Wire conlpany's mill on Tuesday,
is getting along as comfortably as could
be expected. 49,
The Twelfth ward voters have no
good place to hold political gatherings
and caucuses and a hall is very much
needed in that district. Probably no
other ward in the city is so deficient
in this regard as the Twelfth ward.
During the winter term at Strong
school the attendance was about 900,
while last fall it was 975, but there is
usually a. falling off in the spring. The
highest attendance was in rooms 7 and
Is, with an attendance Of 97.5 per cent.
There were 100 in the kindergarten. AT
Woolsey, the attendance was about
500; at Lloyd street, It's; Lloyd street
kindergarten, II; Quinnipiac school,
1sS; woodward, 215; Lenox street
school, 40; Morris Cove school, %.
The six-year-old son Of George r.
Brown Of Perkins street fell from the
Shore Line railroad bridge over Quin-
nipiac avenue Tuesday and was badly
hurt. He suffered a conclusion Of the
brain, and it is feared he is injured in
ternally. DR.. Roberts, the attending
physician, has some doubts about the
boys recovery.
Thomas ]. Coffey has bought 80 feet
of land on Fillmore street of the New
Haven Savings bank. ~@' ~'~
This evening the home prayer meet
ing will be held at the residence of
Mrs. Harrison on East Pearl street.
al ten pound boy has arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Shugrue of
Poplar street.
# "A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Cloggston Of Lexington ave-
II nue.. 1885, .-'
This evening a social will be given by
i the Quinnipiacs Fire company. There
will be dancing and a supper will be
served.
Plans are being prepared for a new
factory for the National Folding Box
company ON the tract bounded by
James, Alton and Main streets and the
old Shore Line railroad. H Ga. @,enes,
: On Friday evening the Bennett club
will give their annual entertainment
in Bushnell hall. A concert will be a
feature of tn entertainment.
Confirmation will be administered at
= Grace church. Sunday evening.
Miss Katherine Butler of Lighthouse
Point and James Haesche will be mar
ried at st. Mary's church April rs.
PLANS FOR LARGE HOTEL.
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