The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-03
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
BASEBALL GAMES FOR GOOD
 FRIDAY.

FRIDAY.
 Rev. E. c. TuIlar Leaves for Conference Captain Pond Expected HOme--A
 New Organist to be Obtained for East
 Pearl Street Church--King's Daush-
 CTS Elect Omcers-Other Items.
 There is a prospect that all the teams of this locality will start the pail a-rolling on Good Friday Fair Haven is again being represented in the City league with an exceptionally strong team under the name of the Oaks Among the other teams that will most likely play Good Friday are the East Sides, Elks, Bennetts, Cedar Hills, and several other strong teams that nave not yet been reorganized.
 Rev. E. c. Tullar leaves to-day Tor the New York conference, which will convene this evening it the New York avenue M. E. church, Brooklyn MT. Tullar, who has been pastor Of the East Pearl street church for two years, has received unanimous call to return and it is expected that he will be re- assigned here. On Sunday many Of ms congregation expressed to him the hope that he would return. During his pas torate, the property of the church has been much improved. A new steam heating system has been installed in tae church, the church and parsonage have been repainted, the church has been in part refurnished with new altar railing, new pulpit chairs, the the current receipts of the parisf have been increased and a considerable gain in membership has been secured as a result of his ministry His par ishioners and his many friends in thi community are hoping for his return t( Fair Haven for another year.
 The funeral of the late Mrs. Ell Winans, wife of Henry Winans and sis ter of Mrs, Sarah Smith of Sherlan' avenue, took place at her 4aome il Bridgeport yesterday and the buria was in Fair Haven cemetery Mrs Winans resided here many years ago.
 Captain Horatio Pond and Georg Blackstone and their families in Clin ton avenue, who have been stopping a St Petersburg, Fla, all winter, ar expected home this week.
 There have been two applications fe the position of organist and choir diret tor at the East Pearl street M.
 CN, tf Vti hear one of the applicants play tf organ this week. The choir is no
 complete, with the exception of orgar
 ist and director The committee col
 sists of Frank J. Mansfield, Frank \
 Crawford and Charles Hamilton.
 The East Pearl street Chautauqr
 circle met last evening at the hon
 of MT. and Mrs. George R. StevensC
 of Exchange street
 ' Charles Granniss of East Haven h a sold his milk route to Charles Goo ,a ! rich of Foxon 0T
 Y The ministering circle of Kine
 Daughters of the Grand avenue Go
 gregational church at it's annual met
 ing just held. reelected officers as f. I. lows: Leader, Mrs. s. l.. salisbur Tt vice leader, Mrs. B A, Bacon, and s' ts retary and treasurer, Mrs W. A. Cir r. ham. The circle has twenty-eig el members and although there has be -ll considerable illness among the mel D. bers during the winter they have be S. able to accomplish considerable in | 2 way of providing garments fo Tt le orphan asylum the Leila Day nurse V and the Graduate Nurses home. Id Yesterday afternoon about a score
 women gathered at the home of M a. W. A. Graham in Grand avenue Ve make articles for the Christmas tr no for tent No. 8, of the big bazaar to
 held later in the month under the al ye pices of Admiral Foote post c. A.
 Mrs. Graham is chairman of the co n- mittee which is preparing the Chri m mas tree.
 , The woman's missionary society V De hold It's meeting this week at the p
 lors of the Grand avenue Bapt
 church Wednesday afternoon
 Rev. Martin O. Lepley for three vel tv pastor of St Andrews church, lea H to-day for the conference at Brook cd Although MT. Lepley has received in unanimous call to serve as pastor h D. for another year, 1t is not sure q ho he will return, for it was stated to-t oh that he had received a call to an o ks of-town church. During his stay k- St. Andrews a new furnach has b
 installed at an expense of $500, a en piano bought and $3O0 has been expe n- ed in repairs on the church proper SIS A young peoples Bible class has b
 established the Epworth society re ,d- ganized, cradle roll and home deps if nent established in the Sunday sch
 and literary circle established am,
 the young people.