The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-08
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
ATEMS OF INTEREST FROM
 ACROSS THE RIVER.

Tennis Playexs Take Great Advantage of Fine Weather--Captain Homer
 Clouet Returns From swOrdfshing
 Trip - Prospect That Quinnipiac
 Roadway Will be Hardened-NIiss
 Louise BrantIecht Enjoying Tour in
 England-Other Items.
 Religious services. at the Grand Ave nue Congregational church tomorrow include preaching at 1030 a. m. by the pastor. pr. Sheath; theme, Absent Treatment" The Sabbath school meets at noon and the Sunday school in the Ferry street chapel at p. m.; the T.. F. 5. C. E, meeting at 6:15 p. m. and the leader, Abner N. Mcintyre. Even- ing worship at 7:8O and sermon by the pastor; subject, "A Man" Tuesday l evening, prayer and conference meet ing. and the topic, What Was Done at Jacobs Well?" Mems club meeting on Monday at p. m.
 At the Grand Avenue Baptist church to-morrow there will be public worship and sermon at 1O:30 by the pastor, Rev. Charles c. Smith; subject of sermon, Prevailing Prayer" In the evening | the pastor will preach the first in q series of Sunday evening studies from the Sermon on the Mount.
 These fine afternoons are being taken advantage of by the tennis players. Yesterday afternoon, on the west side grounds, another in the series of games was played by w. s. Moyle. Charles Hillhouse, Dr. Doolittle and c. Jacobs. The funeral of Mrs. Clifford H. Street | will be attended at her late home on Main street, East Haven, this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. D. J. Clark will off, ciate and the interment will be in Green Lawn cemetery. Mrs. Street had been an Invalid for the past two years She leaves a husband and her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Albert Forbes, of East Ha- ven,
 Harvey F. Hemingway, of Quinnipiac avenue, who has been spending most of the summer at the Hemingway cot tage at Morris Cove, has been quite i'll this week and is now confined to his bed, MT. Hemingway has been in poor health for several months, but was re- garded as much better until this late 1 illness.
 Among the speakers at the recent conference at Northtield was Rev Frank Ludington, of Quaker Hill, this state, and formerly of Fair Haven.
 Rev Charles c. Smith has been quite ill from the effects of malaria at his home in Exchange street this week but will be able to preach as usual to- morrow,
 The Improvements at Grace church are completed and the church will be reopened for public worship tomorrow During the frescoing of walls and cell ings, and other Improvements of the auditorium, services have been held ir the parish house. Rev. George A. Al cott and family have returned from their vacation trip and MT. Alcott vii preach tomorrow.
 Miss Katharyne Blatchley the music teacher, of 219 Blatchley avenue, has gone to Durham for a few days vaca tion.
 Miss Inez Broadway, of Atwatel street, has returned from vacation trip to Watch Hill.
 Captain Homer Clouet, in the slool Fleur- de- Lts, has returned from tn swordflshing grounds around Nantuck ct and reports profitable catch dur ing the summer. Since the sloop lef here Captain Clouet has had a ten horsepower gasoline engine installed a auxiliary power
 About fifty persons called on Mir. an Mrs. Philip Borst at their home, 47 Per kins street, Thursday, and helped cele brate the twenty-third anniversary c their marriage. The couple receive many gifts and there was a supper dancing and music.
 John T. Hillhouse, the well-know druggist, is much interested in the rae at Cambridge, England, teddy betwee Cambridge and Harvard, as he witness ed race over the same course man wears ago between Cambridge and OK ford, the latter winning. This rac was back in 1863 and was witnessed b at least 25O,000 people, Dr. Hillhous said last night that, according to hi notion, the chances to-day were aboU even, as Harvard had fine crew afloa He says that he would like right we to see to-day's race
 Frederick Donath, of English stree driver for Otto J. Winzern, the bake reports that his father, farmer ( Town Hill, North Madison, recently ha very severe accident While out the pasture he stumbled against a hie bush where a bush scythe was hangin and it fell upon his arm, severing u muscle just below the shoulder. H physician recommended amputatio but MT, Donath says he will never hav his arm amputated. He was just r covering from the effects of a runawa when his leg was fractured in tv places.
 East Grand avenue is being hardene Land there is prospect that 8 portion the roadway in Qulnnipiac avenue wi receive attention. Thus the importun ties of the borough government al bearing fruit.
 At her home in Atwater street Wet nesday evening Miss Gladys Phelps CT tertained number of her young friend at lawn party.
 Miss Florence Johnson, of Grand ave