The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-27
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
 ACROSS THE RIVER.

Special Services at Various Churches To-
 morrow--lnjury to M. J. Cain Very
 Serious--strong Herald Makes Its
 First Appearance for This Tcrm--
 slider Question of Continuing the
 Speedway--The Strong school Bank.
 At the Grand Avenue Congregational church Sunday, there will be a preach ing service at 10:3O a. m. and the ser mon of the pastor, Rev, pr. Sheath, will be on the theme, "The Exalted Po- sition of a Christian" Sunday school at noon and Sunday school at the Fer ry Street church at 8 p. m. The Y. P. $. c. E. meeting at CHS D. m, and evening worship at 7:30, Sermon by the pastor, theme, A Great King Makes a Colossal Error" Prayer and confer ence meeting at Tuesday evening pre- paratory service.
 At the Grand Avenue Baptist church Sunday morning at 10;30 preaching by the pastor, Rev, Charles c. Smith, Subject of sermon, The Mission of the Church." and in the evening at 7:3O public worship and sermon by the pastor. Subject, "A Call to Continu- ,ity"
 James J. Keenan, died at the New Haven hospital yesterday morning from the effects of an operation for appen- dicitis. He was about thirty years of age, and son of the late James Kee- nan. He leaves his mother and sev- eral brothers and sisters. MT. Keenan was employed at Winchester's and re- sided in Chatham street.
 The injury to Maurice J. Cain, the we'll known letter carrier, whose home is in Lombard street, was more serious than first announced. Besides fractur- ing his knee pan in the same place as a few years ago, the knee was dis located. The accident happened in front of Healys drug store, at River and Ferry streets. Dispite his severe injury. MT. Cain limped back to Station A, a, distance uf six blocks, and when Dr. Sweet was called he had the frae- ture and dislocation reduced without taking any anaesthetic. His route is being carried by Substitute Edward P. Fryer.
 The Strong Herald, which is published by pupils of Strong school, will be out for the first time this term, Wednesday, IA. It will be issued by the firm which has the title of the Strong Publishing company, and will contain several bright and inter- school, which will no doubt be worth reading.
 B. s. Bradley, manager of the Clinton avenue speedway, has called a meeting of the horsemen interested in speed ing, to be held at his residence, % At water street, next Monday evening, to confer together and decide whether it is best to continue the speeding there. Mir. Bradley says that he does not feel that he can spend so much time as he has been doing in arranging for these matinees, and he wishes those interest ed to make some suggestions regarding what it is best to do. He desires that every horse owner who is interested in the speeding to attend this meet ing.
 At Grace church Sunday, the services include holy communion at 7:9O; morn ing prayer at 1O:3O; Sunday school at 1915, and evening service at 7:SO, and sermon by the rector, Rev. George A. Alcott, on the second article of the Apostles creed.
 Mr. Alcott will preach at Christ church, East Haven at p. m and the Sunday school will meet at S;l5 p, IT.
 There are four cases of typhoid fever in James street, but it is understood that all are doing well. It is said that there is not a very large amount of this disease in Fair Haven, only four