The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-21
LATEST FAIR HATEN NEWS
LOVERS UNITED IN MARRIAGE
ROMANTIC CHAPTER.


Gus Life."
Mr.. and Mrs. John Horger who We're
Tuesday evening by Rev.
Charles q. Smith, at the parsonage in
Exchange street, left Saturday lor
Canton. O., where the groom's parents
reside, There was quite romance at
tending this marriage. Horger, VINO
stated that he was a tramp maehlnlst'
has been on the move nearly Tour
years starting from Alliance, o., De
cenajber 2, 1902, going to Honolulu, Ma
Mia, China, Colombo, Port SAID Frahoe
and revisiting Switzerland, from
whence he emigrated to this country
with his parents when he was small
boy. He there got acquainted Win
Miss Louise Schaub, became engaged
and promised on arriving in TINS couh-
try and earning little money, to send
the wherewithal for her to join him.
He then Went TO London, Edlnourg'
and New York, at last finding his way
to New Haven, where he secured work
with the Prentiss Mashine company In
several weeks he had saved enough to
be able to send the passage money 10
his girl who arrived in New York
Nav Is. on her twenty-third anniversa-
ry. He met her on the ship, they came
to Fair Haven and the same evening
were married. The witnesses were MISS
Lizzie Phillips and John Male. MI
Horger had boarded at Mrs. Phillips
boarding house, 2O5 Ferry street, where
he took his bride, There was recep-
ton and the boarders presented the
couple a handsome clock. During much
of his wanderings this globe trotter had
Travelled in tramp fashion and from
Honolulu to Manila he worked his way
in the engine room Of the United States
transport Logan. He says he Is now
ready to settle down.
"A drop Of about thirty degrees from
the maximum temperature OF Saturday
was a change that was rather too much
and many people had to start fires IN
their homes yesterday. 1t was a me
day, however, and crowds OF people
went to the shore and the country.
The troleys went through here with
many people.
Clifford Hurd and Harry Dayton OF
the Quinnipiac Canoe club left yester-
day for Springfield where they had
shipped their canoe Saturday and to-
day will start out for weeks padding
on Connecticut river and Long Island
sound They will paddle up the river
to Holyoke and then down the river to
Saybrook, thence along the shores of
the sound to New Haven harbor and
up the QHinnipiac to The boat house.
They intend camping on shore at night.
The members of the Quinnipiac
Canoe club at their last meeting voted
to enlarge their boat house in Front
street. 1t now holds twenty-four
canoes but with larger membership,
more Dances are to be added. A large
addition will be built in few days 50
as to accommodate eighteen more
canoes. The present membership is
forty.
The championship team, Ernest Bal
and c. P. Hillhouse, will this morning
play B. Russell and G. Jacobs on The
grounds Of the Windmere Tennis club
A team from the Windmere club on
Saturday defeated the Whalley avenue
team, consisting Of a Yale professor
and Mr.. Campbell, four sets to one
The Dwight school team was SEIZED
uled to play the Strong school nine OF
the Fair Haven grounds saturda!
morning, but they did not show up an(
! two games were forfeited to th'
Strongs, 8 to 0 and 9 to 0. Next Satur
day the strongs will playe the Roge
Shermans on the grounds of the latter
George W. Loveland of As Popla
street has just purchased new auto
and has built a garage in the rear o
his house.
The members of the East Pearl stree
Chautauqua circle go to Wellington
this evening, leaving on the Z o'cloe
car and will be the guests of the Wa
lingford circle.
A little girl has arrived at the resi-
dence of DR.. and Mrs. Clarence L. XII
bourn of Blatchley avenue. Anothe
little daughter has put in an appear
ance at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ere
Thomas Of Lexington avenue.
Rev. DR. Sheath preached at tn
Grand avenue Congregational ehurc
last evening on "Ehe Strenuous Life,
This season of the year many youn
people are leaving the schools and de
Gliding upon their life work" said tn
preacher" This expression of tn
strenuous life was first started b
President Roosevelt and is worthy c
their serious contemplation. The siren
uous character of life as manifested i
the commercial world to-day shoul
have it's counterpart in the realm {
the spiritual The culture Of the spil
itual side of life is of greater import
ance than that of the material, Youn
people should seek to be as strenuou
in their efforts for the welfare of tn
church and the kingdom of Christ 9
they are for commercial success.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Gran
avenue Congregational church will hol
a May festival Wednesday afternoo
and evening beginning at 3 o'clock an
at $3.50 the election of officers for Il
coming year will take place, 10 be 70
lowed by other interesting events. A
women in the congregation who are il
terested in the ladies' aid society a,
! invited. At 7:45 the congregation
invited to a mite box party in Il
Sunday school room where it is desire
that all boxes be brought in. An hour
q entertainment has been prepared al
to add to the interest of the evening
list of names and the amounts in Il
boxes will afterwards be READ. II
| ,,ar,,, ~, A,,o ,,o,- ;e not ob1;erotorv h.