The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-11
FAIR HAVEN NOTES.

Rev. e. G. Tullar pastor IF the East
Pearl street M. E. church. believes that
the peace conference at The Hague
which is now IN session, is the place to
settle the differences between the
United States and Japan He says he
believes that the conference will yet
take up the matter, although UP to the
present time 1t has been decided that
this shall NOT be the issue, and that the
conference will supply basis for set
element. Asked If he thought there
would be war, he replied: mo; I am
not looking for any war; In the first
place Japan is too exhausted after her
war with Russia to tackle this coun-
~ Sc soon. And Japan must remem-
Der the war with Spain. No; believe
that Japan is too sensible to risk war
with this country"
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Jacobs of go
Grafton street will celebrate their
golden weddings on July %. About f1f-
ty- relatives and friends will be invited.
The receiving hours will be from to
40 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs were
married at Guilford by the late Rev
Dr Bennett, rector Of the Episcopal
church.
Letters uncalled for at station A are
addressed to DR.. and Mrs. Eli P. Flint
Miss Tina Josefson and Mr.. and Mrs
Orlando Swift.
There are two vacancies in the mem
bership of the Home council, No. TO-
Brotherhood of Relief, which holds its
serni-annual meeting at w. c. T. U.
hall, II Grand avenue, next Tuesday
evening. 1t is. expected that two new
members will then be elected to bring
the membership to the maximum of
100
The annual picnic of the Sunday
school Of the Grand avenue Congre-
gational church will be held at Light
house Point to-day There will be ath-
letic games, the picnic dinner and other
attractions and a large attendance is
expected
Attorney James Hart has gone to
western New York for a few days va
cation.
Live Oak council, Royal Arcanum,
meets tonight at A. o. u w. hall, %
Grand avenue and an official visit is
expected from District Deputy Gibson
Df Meriden. The season for carpet
bowls, which have been played so in
dustriously by the Live Oak teams, is
now practically over, but it is expected
khat the games will be renewed in the
fall There is to be a state bowling
league of Arcanum teams and it is eX-
pected that Live Oak will join.
Complaint is made concerning. the
condition of Main street, East Haven.
Residents are clamoring to have the
roadway put in better condition.
For tomorrow evening a strawberry
Festival will be held by the Christian
Endeavor society on the East Haven
church lawn.
Sixteen members of the All Content
4 Whist club had an enjoyable outing
at the Colonnade, Savin Rock, a few
days ago. All had a fine shore dinner
and afterwards took in the attractions
of the White City. This club is now
ten years old 1t will be reorganized
for another season in october.
Mrs. p. "A. Tuttle of Qulnnipiac ave-
nue.. is reported to be quite low. Mrs.
futile is well known and an aged resi-
dent of Fair Haven East.
Rev. and Mrs E. C, Tullar leave to-
day for Plainville camp grounds where
the Chatauqua assembly meets to-day.
MIR. Tullar is treasurer of the associa-
ton and has been for years greatly
Interested in Chatauqua work and is
president of the local circle. Quite a
number from here are intending to go
up to the camp grounds to-day.
Eighteen new conductors have re-
Gently been put on by the Consolidated
railway. In summer it requires quite a
number of men to run the extra cars,