The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-30
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Five Sunday School Picnics at Light
House-Lewis Harrison of Atwater
Street Severely Injured--Funeral of
Rev. james n. Bourne-AIiss Tuttie
of Quinnipiac Avenue Returns from
Observation-Disclosures Woman Falls
From Car and Severely Hurt.
Five Sunday schools picnicked at
Lighthouse Point yesterday and it was
a pretty lively spot The Sunday schooIs
were those of the East Pearl street,
Srmmerleld, Grace and Howard ave-
nue. Methodist churches and st. PauPs
church, About 200 from Fair Haven
went on the picnic of the East Pearl
street church and Sunday school Il.
C. White. the assistant superintendent,
was chairman of the committee. Just
after noon the hundreds of children
and their friends sat down to the din
ner tables prepared In the grove and
had a fine feast. The heavy wind blew
away every vestige of the mosquito
family which was much appreciated by
all. The wind was pretty severe Tor
some who had to return before evening.
There were games and the children had
royal good time. 1t is many day
since so many Sunday school children
were assembled at one time at Light
house Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Bishop have just
returned after two weeks spent in the
region Of the Rangley lakes and re-
port a splendid time.
Owing to the heavy wind some Of
the oyster boats returned from the
grounds out in the sound yesterday.
Quite a number of pleasure seekers al
so had to return.
Lewis Harrison, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ 1. Harrison Of Atwater street, fell
out Of a window day or two ago and
dislocated a wrist and was severely
bruised. DR.. Sweet attended him.
Reginald King, son of George King
of Front street, was severely injured
by accidentally tipping over a boiler
OF hot water the same day as the
above accident, and received some Sc
we're and painful scalds about the body.
Both Of these lads graduated from the
class of 1906 Strong school last week.
At the Grand avenue Baptist church
Sunday morning the pastor, Rev
Charles G. Smith, win speak on Gods
care, with some particular reference to
Independence day and at the close of
the service the communion will be OBJ
served, In the evening he will begin
series of sermons on "Etchings
from Esther" Subject, WASN'T; No
BILE Woman" The evening service will
begin at o'clock.
The funeral of Henry G. How'd will
take place from his late home Monday
afternoon and a delegation of the G, A.
r. will attend. The interment will be
in Wallingford. His home was at 1920
Quinnipiac aveue. Mr.. How'd was sew
enty-five years of age and leaves two
sons and q daughter. He was a. men,
Der of the 9th @. v. and had been for
many years one of the city fremen.
David Finemark, who was knocked
down by the east side fire apparatus
Thursday night was able to be around
at his home in Front street yesterday.
The f1remen were running to a fire in
pile of ties on the Shore Line road.
About 200 people went to the fire, be-
| lieving it was in the railroad station.
| William Sullivan, tender of the Chap
ell street drawbridge, starts on his va
cation to-day
Miss Lillian Judson Of Lombard
street entertained party Of her
friends Wednesday on her eighteenth
anniversary.
Miss Mira futile, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. John g. futile Of Quinnipiac
avenue, has returned from California
where she has been staying for the
past year. Most of her time was spent
in Santa Barbara and Los Angeles.
Robert Parker, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Parker of the east side, who came
on to attend commencement being a
graduate of the Yale Sheffield scientific
school, has returned to Schenectady, N,
Y, where he is In the employ of the
general electric company.
R. G. Davis and family of Quinnipi-
&C avenue and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Davis Of 25S Lloyd street, are at their
cottage at Morris Cove for the summer.
A woman whose name could not be
learned, who went on the excursion of
steamer Richard Peck to New London
| Thursday. returning to her home in a
trolley car, fell off near Four Corners
and cut her head so that she bled
freely, She was taken into the drug
store at the -Four Corners waiting room