The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-09
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HALE MILE RECORDS FOR CLIA-
RON AYE SPEEDWAY SMASHED.

Death of John NJ. ROwe-Members of
Comforting Circle, Kings Daughters,
Attend Outing at Savin Rock-Mem-
bers of auinnipiac Hose Company to
Attend Public Worship at Pilgrim
Cbureh-FuncraI of Howard F. North
Personal Items.
All previous half-mile records tof lne
Clinton avenue speedway were slllaSA-
ed at the matinee yesterday afternoon
Domino owned by Walter Clark, won
the championship of the speedway
This horse has won TINS dlsIinetlol
twice and B. S. Bradley Blue hgnl
has can+ured it twice. This special
race is trotted between 8 and Q cioeh
and a horse arriving later IMAM
a o'clock is not eligible IN TINS event
AT the horse show several hne falr
Haven horses were shown. j. H. ring
made two entries, one of his horses
capturing second prize aud TINS saliio
borse was awarded blue 4ibbon at
the Madison Square horse snow All
drew A. Bradley had a me par u
havs and B. S. Bradley had Blue Llsht
az me show. In the saddle horses Nm
at Rail was out With his horse,
Members Of Loyal council, No. 5O'
ia, u,e fourth degree Of the
Kniehts Of Columbus last evening were
Colonel T. f. Callahan, Michael J
O'Mara and Walter ]. Walsh, supei-
intendent Bernard B. Mulvey Of station
| IA nostofice a member of hussel
connoi1 No. 65, also took the degree
George H. Wohimaker of Fair Haven
If san Salvador, No. /, was another
candidate. 49,,
John NJ. Rowe died at the homo O.
his son. f. H. Rowe, 457 Ferry street
Yesterday morning at the age Oh NeV
entv and the funeral services will ID
held at that number Sunday at p. m
The services will be conducted by Kew
r. e. Brown of Pilgrim church. o
! which lMr Rowe was member, ana
former deacon, assisted by DR. sneatn
Mr.. Rowe had suffered from paraiysl
for ten years or so and for the last nv
wears he had been confined to his bed
He wa. born in Fair Haven East an
resided there until about dozen year
ago For many years he was engage
in the grovery business. His wire dle
last September. He leaves a son, b. =
Rowe. and a sister, Miss Harrle i
Rowe. He was a memper Of AdelpL
lodge and Of the New Haven command
| cry Knights Templars.
After June Is Mr.. and Mrs Charle
Eddy will be at home at POI Blatchle
avenue. They are now away on tAel
bridal tour. The bride was MT
t Charlotte Ma,tiss Hoadley
-Four candidates were initiated at tn
, meeting Of Columbia temple, G. g. p
last evening, when the new paraphei
MALTA was used for the first time.
1 several Fair Haven members
, Comforting circle, Kings Daughter
of the First Baptist church, attende
the outing at Savin Rock and too
dinner at Wilcoxs yesterday. Twenty
GlBnI were ~ tlS pea ~
/ The members Of Quinnipiac Hos
, company will attend public worship
= Pilgrim church Sunday morning en-
= listed to a sermon by the pastor, Re
+ lR. e. Brown. The company will tne'
! at the engine house in East Gran
4 avenue and march in a body to II
: church and occupy seats on the maj
t aisle.
+ Gospel services will be held at II
v hail OF the w. c. T. u, Mo. in Grar
avenue Sunday afternoon. The speak
: will be a member of the Yale dlvinit
q school.
= At the Grand avenue Congregation
church Sunday, childrens day servic
I, at 1890 to include concert by Il
: Sunday school, baptism of children az
presentation of Bibles. At 6;15 the
p. S. C. f. service, the leader, Mi
Lena Gierding. Sacred concert at Z;
q D. m. by the church choir. Prayer al
y conference meeting Tuesday eyenii
+ and the topic, "Barnabas, the Go,
e MAN."
q Childrens day services will also
Il | n6l0 a. the GTdHu dN6Huc Dcptl
i church Sunday, and in the morning
d 1880 the pastor Rev. Charles G. Smit
i will deliver sermon on Parental r
d sponsibility." In the evening Su
h day school concert will be held.
IS The funeral Of Howard f. North W
held at his late home, 27O Exchan
e street, yesterday afternoon. Re
George A. Alcott of Grace church, OF
% ciating. There was a large attendan
/ of relatives and friends. A quartet
o sang several hymns. There were flu
,r a score Of beautiful floral tribute
evidences of the esteem in which
e, was held. The interment was in F.
T. Haven cemetery.
e Friend H. Francis and Charles
Francis, the Grand avenue groce
d went to Durham yesterday to ate
ID the funeral of their sister.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Cronin
I GAINESVILLE, Wis, have been visiting
e, the home Of ]. M. Greene.
A LITTLE THORN.