Java Chat Error, Connection refused and more.....

Hello. I have been chatting in the same chat room for about 2 and a half months now and typically go there every night. But all of a sudden a few days ago, it stopped letting me connect! It says:
Error connecting to www.freejavachat.com:6667
I thought it might just be that room so I tried other freejavachat rooms. None of them work anymore. When I tried another one, this is the message I received:
Unable to connect : java.net.ConnectException : Connection refused
I don't quite understand. I was just able to use it a few days ago. It's not the room, because I talked to some other people with windows computers and they can get into the chat just fine. That leads me to believe that it might be a problem with Safari.
I did a java test to see if my java wasn't working, but everything came out fine. It said that my java was working properly. It's just I can't connect to a chat room. Those are the two errors I get while trying to.
The java works just fine. Connecting is a another story.
It worked two days ago. I did not install anything new or update anything. It just stopped letting me connect.
Please, any help would be much appreciated. Thanks so much!!
-Chelsea

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