Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-04-19
AT THE CnURcaRs.

AT THE CRURCAKs.
City Battalion, G. n. G.-Cennecticut |
Universeiist Club-Presiding Elder
Beach-Rey. Mr.. MarkWfck-At the
New Hope BaPtist Church.
During the absence Of DR.. TUitchell In
Florida six deaths occurred in Dwight place
church. In the sermon tomorrow morning
the pastor will make mention Of these multi
Piled bereavements.
In the evening DR.. Twitchell breaches q
sermon before the City battalion. of which he
is chaplain.
Universaliss Club.
The Connecticut Universalist' club will
meet in this city next Tuesday evening. An
address will be given by Rev. 4. j. Garfield,
D, D., one of the most eloquent clergymen Of
Brooklyn, on the subject of "Irrepressible
Copficts." The meeting will be held at
Deibels and a banquet will be served ct
O'Clock.
Almost Unprecedented.
The new Uniyersalist church at Putnam,
which was dedicated last week, starts out
with prospects of great success. At the first
rental of pews all the pews were taken at
liberal premium and about twenty more
families were left unsupplied, result which
perhaps has never been equalled in the build
ing of churches in this state.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. DR.. Beach, presiding elder of the dis
trict, will preach in the morning. In the
evening DR.. Chapman will describe an ''Ev-
cry Day Tragedy" The first quarterly con-
ference will meet this evening ct 1880.
st. Job n Street m. Il. Church.
At St. John street M. Z. church to morrow
morning the Rev. William r. Markwiok will
preach on "Christian Character" In the
evening Rev. Mr.. Markwick will commence
a series of Sunday evening lectures on the
"Pilprim's Progress" These lectures will
extend over a period of several months and
promise to be both interesting and instruc-
tive. Printed programs of the course will De
provided and all strangers will be cordially
Welcomed. The subject Tomorrow evening
will be "From the City of Destruction to the
Slough of Despond."
At Grace Church.
Rev. A. D. Miller will preach at Grace
church, Fair Haven, Sunday morning and
evening. No doubt large congregations will
attend.
To Preach Tomorrow.
Rev. A. A. De Larme, recently called to
the pulpit of Hope Baptist church, will
preach to morrow morning and evening at
the chapel, corner of Lawrence and Foster
streets.
At Trinity M. e. Church.
The social meetings of the week at this
church have been very interesting and largely
attended. with a deep spiritual life mani-
tested among the membership. The meth.
DDS employed by DR.. NcChesney In conduct
| ing the services are varied In their character
and cannot but be blessing to all who are
spiritually inclined. The altar services are
still kept up, as the interest Ii 30 marked
that 1t has not seemed wise or prudent to
dispense with them at present. The
preachers subject tomorrow evening will be
| ssRevivals" The doctor spoke last night
before the Oxford club at Yale.
| At the First M. 4. Church.
| The music at this church tomorrow will
consist exclusively congregational hymns
excepted) of original sacred compositions OF
R. K Wehner. The program will be:
A. n, 7:ao.
| Te Deum in B fiat.
| Come Said Jesus Sacred Voice.
| a.
| Peace, 1t Is I.
| Jubilate in fat.
| Savior. Breathe an Evening Blessing.
larry larry With Ne. o My Savior.
Another Mitchell stamp Unearthed
To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
aye Old Booke Shoppe Man" through
whom Mr.. E. E. Hall succeeded In disposipl
of his specimens of the early New Haver
postage stamps has succeeded In unearthine
another one of these rare curioeities.
In reply to the eager question a. to wher'
1t was found, Mr.. Andrews says he hoped
on his bicycle for ride one morning ani
"found It,"
| Mr.. Andrews is an early riser and hil
"bike" rides have landed many rare and ouri
Gus things at his little ranch. Among the
rare articles he has at present IL copy of thu
old "Blue Laws' of Connecticut, code Of
1850. It is q small book with wooden COW
ers and has a frontispiece of a man being ar
rested for chewing tobacco. The reading Of
some of the laws would make q saint smile
Trun1bull, Barber, Peters and Hollister'l
histories of Connecticut are names which old
bookworms will recognize and which Mr.
Andrews has "found' on his morning bike
rides.
| One of the choicest articles he has succeed
ed in picking up il a volume of New Haven
Gazette and Connecticut Magazine, small
quarto sheet FIRST published in New Haven or
Tuesday, February 16, 1854. Its successor
the present JOURNAL ANB CouRIxR, contains
more reading matter in one issue than could
be found in months issue of Its ancestor
So much for small beginnings.
over East Haven way q copy of Dodd's Ess
Haven.