The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-18
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
DOUBLE OCCASION TO BE CELE-
 BRATED

By Rev. and Mrs. TuIIar--ReceptiOn
 and Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
 Next MOnday-Death of Mrs. Fidelia
 G. Manwaring-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
 erick Williams in TOwn-Other Per-
 sOnal Items.
 Next Monday evening there will be 9 reception given in the parlors of the East Pearl street M. E. church to Rev. and Mrs. E. c. Tullar, as an expression of the kindly feeling of the church and congregation over the fact that MT Tullar has beer returned here as pastor for another year. The affair is under the charge of the official board of the church and all the societies of the church will cooperate in making the af- fair a success. The day is also the fteenth anniversary of the marriage of MT. and Mrs. Tullar, which event is also to be celebrated, so that the double occasion will be of much interest to many people.
 The music committee of the East Pearl street M. E. church has secured the services of x. T. Bidwell of Thom- aston, as organist, and he will begin his services May 1. MT. Bidwell comes here well recommended, having been organist in a Thomaston church for years.
 With the present fine weather there is prospect of a splendid time on the Clinton avenue speedway this after noon. A quarter of mile stretch has been Jagged off and the time of sever- al of the fast horses will be taken at each end of this course, as a number of owners of trotters are anxious to ascer- tain just how fas their horses go. The course is in pretty fair condition and a big lot of the speedy animals will be out. These trotting matinees are great ly enjoyed by spectators and crowd of several hundred is likely to be out to- day.
 The steamer Emily Mansfield, owned by P. Mansfield & Sons, has returned from Noank, where a compound engine has been installed and other improve ments made at an outlay of about S3,- 800. It is expected these Improvements fill add materially to the crafts ef- flciency. The steamer will go down the sound to-day and have her trlal at catching oyster seed.
 Miss Addie Manwaring has been com pelled to give up her position of house. SJkeeper for Mrs. Schwagerman, owing Ito her attendance upon her mother Mrs. John H. Manwaring, who died yesterday
 Z The forty hours adoration terminated at St. Francis church yesterday The services have been well attended
 Roller skating is pretty near closed tin this vicinity for the season. The 9Ouinnipiac rink, which has been vel attended for several weeks, has closed 4 fbut at Polar Star hall, where skating was inaugurated few days ago, the rink is still running.
 A little boy arrived yesterday at tht home of James Gilligan, the letter car rier, at 24O Poplar street.
 The Chautauqua circle met Monda! night at the home of Ernest Cooper 1T Grand avenue and continued the study on China. Rev, K. O. Tullar exhibited several stereopticon pictures on Greel art. The next meeting will be hel( Monday evening, May 2, at the hom' of Miss Clara Larkins, 263 Morton street.
 MT. and Ms. Frederick Williams ar rivel at New York on the steamer Cit! of Washington, from Nassau, West In dies. and are stopping for few day at the home of MT. Williams parents 2sO Lloyd street. Mir Williams ha been the electric engineer in a winte hotel in Nassau and leaves in a fev