The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-29
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
RECREATION PLANS MADE FOR
 GOOD FRIDAY.

Services in the Churches-stores Close
 at Noon and But One Mail Delivery
 --NIomauguin Cars Run To-day
 Advertised Letters at station A, Nu-
 mcrous s- Henry Gegron Perhaps
 Larchmont victim-Other Notes.
 While clear skies are not promised for to-day the temperature of Good Fri day promises to be mild, but occasion al showers are probable Frequently on Good Friday trout fishing is one of the pastimes, but this year the law is not off until next Monday. The stores will close to-day at noone and some, just before midday. Station A will close at noon and the carriers will make only the morning delivery. It is a holiday in the local schools. The members of the Quinnipiac Canoe club had planned an outing up the river at Red Bank and the canoes will be padded up stream on this trip, if the weather will permit. The plan is for an all days stay and for a picnic dinner. While there are not any motor boats in com mission, few will be taken out to-day for trips down the harbor. There will be the usual services for Good Friday at St. Francis Catholic and at Grace and St. James P. E. churches. Last evening at St. James church Rev. Dr. Hart of Middletown was the preacher,
 Mrs Cornelia widow of Isaac M, Henderson, died at the New Haven hospital yesterday having been an in- valid for many years. She had been at the hospital about two weeks. Mrs. Henderson was a native of RoeKland, N. r., where she was born April 10, 1929. Sha was a daughter of the late MT. and Mrs. John Waldron. She leaves two sons, William and Frank Hender- son of Fair Haven. She was a mem Der of the East Pearl street M E. church. The funeral will be attended at the Memorial chapel in Fair Haven cemetery Saturday at p. m.
 The funeral of Miss Frances D. Len non was attended at her late residence, 69 East Pearl street, last evening, Rev. Dr. Sheath officiating, and the remains will be taken to Warwasing, N. r., for interment. Miss Lennon had been em- ployed as a dressmaker up to within a year of her death. Three brothers survive, with one of whom, Theodore Lennon, she had made her home.
 The steamer l. E. Brown came in from Narragansett bay Wednesday aft ernoon and yesterday loaded 2,2OO bushels of oyster plants for Lancraft Bros, and will sail early this morning for the bay where the bivalves will be planted. The same firm Is also load ing the schooner Booream with 1000 bushels of oysters to plant in the bay.
 The Momauguin cars will run for the first time this season to-day and quite a number will doubtless avail of the service to go to the shore. Supernten- dent Judge has arranged for cars to leave State and Chapel streets at 1;l2 Ind every "A minutes until GAS D. m, and leave Momauguin at 1:54 and each 2d minutes until 7:SO p. m.
 The ladies' guild of the Grand avenue Congregational church expect to serve supper for 25O people at the meeting of the New Haven Congregational club to be held at this church Monday even ing April 22. The address of the even ing will be given by Miss White, pro lessor in Smith college, Northampton, Mass.
 At the Grand avenue Congregation al church Sunday morning the choir will render Easter music and at D. m. the Y. P. $. c. E. will present the can tata "Victory."
 Mrs. John Parker has arrived at San Francisco on her way to San Diego, where she will visit friends. She was eleven days on the trip to the coast, trains having been detained by floods in California.
 Samuel Cohen of Dixwell avenue, the dry goods dealer, is to open branch store at 19 Grand avenue about April 10, in the store formerly occupied by The Jefferson company.
 Superintendent Mulvey of station A in giving out @ list of letters remain ing uncalled for last evening, remarked that some of the names were rather diM M cult to spell. This statement was not questioned regarding some of the superscriptions, which certainly were jawbreaking names, as for instance Jozafa Wojeiechowski Gyagy Udvardy, Antoni Swierchewski Stainslaw Sosin- ski, Tonis Pyanautis, Mss Alice l.. Nal lory, Mrs. Carrie Kirsch, Miss E. w. Lewis, A1eksandru Karychiemu, Lud- wick Kobylinski, Frank King, Miss Marguerite Cummings, Mrs. Kate Bur gess, care of Mrs. Baldwin.
 Thousands of hot cross buns will be sold in Fair Haven to-day At the bak- cry of c. H. Bush in Grand avenue he was engaged with two assistants in baking buns all last night, and the other bakers will deliver large num- bers of these seasonable bits of bread