The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-24
FAIR HAVEN NEWS

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 Services al the
 Churches,
 This week there has been an n H crease in business al the plant of the . New Haven Iron and Steel company E In the small mill double shifts are now working making an Increase of . about twenty-five men employed The about 25 men employed, There are now about zoo men at work at this plant, -.......
 Spruce temple No, 16, Psthian sis. ters, will have a whist and supper [ at 16 Lewis street Tuesday evening, At the Grand avenue Baptist church on Sunday the pastor, Rev. Charles C.
 
 10.20 on "Children of Light, and in | the evening at 13o the topit of tho sermon will be "A Vision of Christ" Tuesday evening at 7.45 thn covenant service and there will he given reports of the recent meeting of the Connccti- cut Baptist convention at Hartford and Of the New Haven Baptist asso- citation al McWden,
 Steamer | F, Brown went to Mar. ragansett bay this week to load 2,000 bushels of oysters for F'aIr Haven anu was expected to arrive at New Lon don last evening on her return Tho steamer Ludington from Narragansett bay Is unloading 100 bushels of ols- tcrs here,
 It Is expected that eight witnesses from Fair Haven East Will be sum hnoned for the Shechan murder trial. The case is expected 10 begin in the superior court next Tuesday
 At Pilgrim church Sunday at l0.30 m. the pastor, Rev. R. r. Brown, will have for the topic of his sermon "Ihe struggle of a Sensitive Soul" Onicer C. x, Mack of inc borough, who has charge of the Hemingway property in Quinnipac avenue at tae corner of East Grand avenue, has had repairs made 10 thc sidewalk in front of the property for distance of about l5o feet The curhing aud the flag. walk has been relald and repairs have also been made to bank wall at the side of one of tho houses.
 X now telford pavement Is being laid In Quinnipiac avenue The work was begun this week and has pro. gressed north 10 tho site of the old Shore Line railroad bridge. The road was Is in bad condition and thc peo- pie in the borough are pleased that repairs are being made Complaint s made that the speeding autos have torn up tho roadway very much
 Rev, R. r. Brown, who attended thc annual meeting of tho American Board of Foreign Missions in Brook. | lyn, said last evening that the l910 1 meeting which Is to hc held in Boston 1 promises to be the greatest in the his. tory of the board as fl will be the centennial of tho organization He says there is likely Co Do large at- tendance from this state. The meet ing next year will be held in Mlnnc. apOlls.
 The pastors if all tho Protestant churches in this part of the city are making a census of their parishes and are making q house 10 house canvas This was decided upon at rccon I meeting of the clergy
 There have been very low tides fl the late afternoon for three or foul days IL has been good time fol clamn,ing and for work on the oyster beds in tho river.
 Thr funeral of Edsci t Nettleton who died at st Raphaels hospita from apopcXr will bo attended ali hi, late residence oo5 English street, or Sunday at o;3O and the remains VII be taken on the il o'clock train tc New Britain for burial. Rev Dr Sheath will ofllciatc The deceased leaves two sons, RicHard Ncttloton oi this city and Guy Nettleton of Tor. rington,
 Tn thc Fourteenth ward the colec tions for tho Day nursery on Friday amounted to about Si5
 Twout, five years ago ycstcrda, there was farewell reception for Row. H c. IIovey pastor of seeouC Congregational church, now Pilgrim church. Mir tloyey had resigned tt accept d pastorate In Minneapolis A