The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-03
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SIXTH ANNUAL REGATTA OB
 QUINNIPIACK CANOE CLUE.

Pastors of Churches Return and Preach for the First Time Since Vacation Family of P. s. Robinson at Stony
 Creek-Nr. and Mrs. H. NettIeton Re- turn From Delightful Trolley Trip Other Items.
 The sixth annual regatta of the Quin- nipiac Canoe club will be held to-day beginning at p. m. For the first race the prize is silver cup. This race is for the doubles. Second race, four pared, prize silver cup. Third race, singles, prize watch compass. Fourth, tilting match between J. Judd, c. Blatchley and H. Laraby and L. Gran his. Fifth event race between two old-fashioned dugout canoes, the prize a watermelon,
 The pastors of the churches having returned preached for the first time since vacation yesterday, and hearty greetings were exchanged. The chors which had also enjoyed vacation were on duty as usual. Public Worship, or Money Making was the topic of Dr. Sneath's sermon at the Grand Avenue Congregational church yesterday morn- ing. Dr. Senath in the course of his remarks spoke of Thomas Lawson of Boston, who is reported as not having buried his wife, who died few days ago. "It is reported that Mr. Lawson <-gfts beside the air-tight casket of his dead wife in the parlor of his mansion and 1nourns for her day and night" said the preacher He refuses all con- solation. Now the man who attends regularly on the house of the Lord though deeply engrossed in his com nercial career is strengthened by com 1nunion with God for any experience in life. The pulpit services, the Lords s supper and the presentation of Christ to lost world, these are mans du- ties and privileges. This work can nev- CT be done when a mans whole att terltion goes to the material. Whatever man may say or do, the development of the spiritual, this is his first and pri- mary work. If we are ever to devel- op as a race or as individuals, 1t Will be by first giving consideration to the spiritual. The value of public wor- ship Is unrecognized, is not appreciated. To,.l.J ,f, I7 oR 1,.1 fn sa financially. It Is of value to a man physically. Rest Is found in change. It is also of value to man Intellectually, It inspires nobler purposes and loftier thought. It is of value socially. While a church is not club house, true church has the warmth of one"
 The death of Harriet M, widow of George W. Hubbard, occurred at her home in Quinnipiac avenue, corner of Clifton street, Saturday. She was in the ninety-third year of her age, and one of the oldest residents of the city She leaves four daughters-Miss Helen M. Hubbard and Miss Elvira Hubbard who lived with her, Mrs. James Wins low of this city and Mrs. Jane Andrews of Southington. The funeral will take place this morning at Il o'clock at hel late home, Rev. Charles G. Smith off ciating.
 The family of Dr. P. s. Robinson are spending the month at Stony Creek Dr Robinson will remain at home attend ing to his professional duties.
 MT. and Mrs. William Bartletet oi Brooklyn, who have visited their par ents, Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Hillhouse, ot 83S Grand avenue, have returned home
 Rev. and Mrs L. J. Bamberg ot Lakeport, N. H., who visited here last week, are in Newark, this week, leav' ing here on Saturday, MT. Bamberg preached yesterday in the Clinton ave nue Baptist church Newark, of which his friend and college mate, Rev. s J. Skevington, is pastor.
 Attorney Ernest Averill. clerk of tht borough of Fair Haven East, has open cd a law office in East Grand avenue over Cannon's drug store.
 John G. Hurd has returned after { two weeks stay at Cosey Beach.
 After delightful trolley trip of sev' eral hundred miles, MT, and Mrs. Her man Netetleton of Lloyd street have returned.
 Mrs. Mary A Avery and Miss Etta L Avery of 5S East Pearl street, are en tertaining their relatives, Dr. and Mrs James Weeks of Stonington.
 Walter Sanford of New York is visit ing at the home of his parents, MT and Mrs. Edward Sanford of Cham bers street.