The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-19

Church Services TO-mOrrOw--Quin-
nipiac Conclave to Entertain-Mar-
riage of Mark p. Hare and Mrs. Lii
liam JOhnson--Many Personal Items.
In accordance with superintendent
Beede's suggestion that the seventh
anniversary of the converting of the
Hague conference be given suitable
recognition in the schools appropriate
exercises were held in Grannis hall OF
Strong school yesterday afternoon. The
following programme was rendered:
Singing-Hail Columbia ........ School
Facts leading to The Hague conference
neutrality-suspicious.. Louise Wrinn
The Hague Peace Conference.
observation-disclosures. Louis Harrison
Russian hymn-God Ever Glorious.
....... =. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sclool
4 Cases submitted to The Hague Court
-. =. .......,....... Raymond Flynn
The Second Hague Conference........
..... 80. ..............A Annie Goodyear
German hymn-Dear Native Land.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. School
Observation-Disclosures Sherman I, Graves.
Singing-Ameriea-
The pupils of the VI, VII, VIII.
grades attended the exercises which
proved very interesting and instruc-
tive.
Miss Dolly Kapltsky of Wolcott street
with party of friends has gone on
an auto trip TO Atlantic City,
Services at the Grand avenue Con-
gregational church for Sunday, includ-
ing preaching by the pastor Rev, Dr.
| Sheath at 1890 a. m Theme, by the
Seaside" Sunday school at noon and
Sunday school in the Ferry street chap
ell at 8 p. m The Y. F. 5. C. E. at 6;15
p. M and the leader will be A. p. Nc
Kinnel. Evening worship at 1880 and
theme Of the sermon THE Strenuous
Life Tuesday evening, prayer and
! conference meeting. Subject, THE
Power Of Faith in the Realms of the
Physical, the Social and the Spiritual"
For Wednesday evening there will be a
special entertainment by the ladies' aid
society with returns reported from the
dollar boxes,
With the mercury running up to Sc
yesterday the day was decidedly un-
comfortable It is fine growing wealth
er and the farmers are glad for the
start which the crops are making.
James N, HalligRp of Grand avenue,
one of the local letter carriers, is quite
Ill and his place is being taken by Sub
stitute ]. J.. Cohane.
At the regular meeting of East Rock
lodge, No. SS, A. o. U. w, Thursday
evening, after the business meeting
cake and cream was served.
/ Mrs. Thomas Flanagan and daughter
| of 3S7 Blatchley avenue have gone to
Litchfield for a stay Of several weeks.
1t is expected that according to the
progress that is being made on the
temporary bridge across the railroad
cur at the foot of Wall street, the Fair
Haven and the Wallingford cars on
Grand avenue will be running across
the structure within u very few days.
| When this is done the present Grand
avenue bridge will be removed
| Over 100 people attended the annual
strawberry supper given by the ladies'
in the parlors Of the East Pearl street
NJ. e. church Thursday evening.
The regular meeting of Fort Hale
lodge, N. e. O. p, was held last even
! ing.
Chapel street, between the draw
bridge and the bridge over the railroad,
is being macadamized This piece Of
| roadway has been in bad condition and
its Improvement is noted with interest.
This stretch should be paved with
brick to compare with the roadway be-
tween Ferry street and the draw
bridge.
Frank sperry, tn eEast Haven mark
Frank Sperry, the East Haven mark
Strawberries were injured by the freeze
| early in the month, but he does not be-
| lieye that the crop win be more than
ten days late. He says that fruit does
! not seem to have been much injured in
this vicinity.
The Quinnipiac conclave Of TIepta-
sophs will meet Monday at 1880, half an
hour earlier than usual, and at 8
o'clock there will be an open meeting
for friends Of members. Some minstrel
| eP0CldltlSss d HOCh INTUITION ana Otfler
features in the entertainment line will
interest all who attend and later re-
freshments will be served.
] Miss Katherine Merwin Of Grand
avenue has returned from New York.
Miss Mary Coyle of New Jersey is
visiting her friend Miss Anna Mona
mara Of Ferry street.
Miss Jessie Brown of Waterbury is
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Harry Cook
! of Lombard street.
Mark P. Hare and Mrs. Lillian john
! son were married Thursday evening at
the residence of the grooms parents,
} Mr.. and Mrs. John Hare, 25S LLOYD
| street, Rev. Charles G. Smith officiat-
ing. The ceremony was witnessed by
relatives and a few intimate friends.
The couple received a number of hand
some gifts. Mr.. Hare is a Job printer
having his office in Lloyd street.
The last meeting Of the season of the