Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-20
A Bonded Warehouse in New Ha
 Asked For,

Asked For. Some of the prominent merchants of this city have sent petition to the Hon. John Sherman, Secretary of the Treasury, for a bonded warehouse in this city. The petition is as follows
 To the Hon. John Sherman, Treasurer of the Uni business in the city of New Haven Conn., respectful y represent that there is not in said city Govern That such public store in our opinion would fla of Ns Haven @ n er 10 i % these views we respectfully request action will promote the interests of the importing merchants of the port of New Haven Con- Dated at New Haven, May B. 1880. TYLER HINE, D. G. SroDDARD AND Co.,, F. s. PORTER, CHARLEs & LEErE AND Co.,, M ZUNDER AND Co.,, WILLIAM J. STEPHAN, NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, May 20 1ssO To the Hon. John Sherman, Treasurer of the Uni DEAR S1R-It is represented that since the discon- ta 9i Donaea e in New aaSen Conn., to special arrangements for their personal conven the whole duty oharged upon thea DO thereby requiring unreasonable amount of capital in order to enable them to transact their business The firms which have signed the present applica- tion for the restoration of the facilities bonded are worthy of every encouragement which the Gov ernment can extend to them.
 mend the the consideration of the de partment which has so uniformly prospered under Trusting that the interests of the port of New Ha- ven, Conn, will receive your favorable consideration, remain your obedient servant, BENJ NoYEs. Connecticut Sunday School Teachers As
 sOcfation.
 The 12th convention of the Connecticut Sunday School Teachers Association takes place at the First Congregational church, New Britain, May 25, 26 and 27. three fold theme has been selected, viz, ''TheSeed, the Field the Reaper" The programme en- tire is as follows:
 TUESDAY EvENING-"THE sEED."
 vesper service, led by Rev. J. W. Cooper Singing by choir and congregation-)
 Response, by Rev. B. M. Adams.
 Address-"The Sword of the Spirit, and how to use st."-Rev. J. H. Vincent, D. D.
 WEDNESDAY MoRNIEG-ssrHE FIELD.n 900-Girding Meeting.
 'Your lons girt about with truth. Take the sword of the spirft."-Eph vi, 15-17. 10:00-Report from the Field
 W. E. Brooks, Chairman State Central Committee Teachers Association
 Chairman of each County Committee.
 1O30-The S. secretary-His work and it's value.
 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 2oo-PTomSe Pro Meeting led by & e a wS ia,; ., Rev. ". S. Palmer, Norwich.
 Also t) by township organi zation-.Geo. Langdon. Cb) By personal effort.-John 0. Collins. "Go ye therefore into the highways and many as ye shall find bid to the marriage.-Mat. xiii, g. D. D.
 WEDNESDAY EVENING. 7:30-Service of Song, led by Prof. Parsous. S00-Address-sThe Teacher Girded, and st Work" Ralph Wells.
 THURSDAY MORNING. 9OO-Forelook- c. H. Buck
 tsGo forward,n Ex. xiv 15.
 "Looking into Jesus, " Heb. xii, 2 9:30-The Superintendent What? How ?- | John J. Matthias, New Haven 10:30-Teachers' Meeting and Normal Classes.- | Prof. l. N. Carleton, State Normal School | I115-The Pastor and the School-Rev. iS. Hatch, W. Hartford
 THURSDAY AFTERNOON 2:00-Consecration-ssAt the Croes-n = a2s0-pehniteness of Aim, Rev. Samuel Scoyi1le, Stamford -Address-ssA Great Trust and What it De. | mands," Rev. Geo. F. Pentecost, D. D.
 Mr and Mrs stsbbins win be present on the 27th
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