Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-10-10
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Services MT the Churches-Dr. Nc.
Lanes Paper Before the Ministers |
on Monday-Other Features of the
Coming Mintsters' Meeting-Y. p.
s. @. e. Soc1ety's Anniversary-
Parochial school Dedication To.
morrow-To Speak on Parnell.
On Monday next the United Minister'S
meeting will convene in Center church
chapel at 1890 a. M, at which time Rev.
DR.. McLane of the College street church
will speak upon Herbert Spencer's Theo-
ry of the Origin of Religion" The paper
is copy of Thesis" such as is required
by Yale university upon its comforting the
degree of doctor of Philosophy" DIR.
McLane having received that degree from
Yale at the last commencement. ALI cler-
gymen and others interested are cordially
invited to be present. Among others who
are pledged to speak at subsequent meet
ings are Rev. DR.. F. A. M. Brown, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church, this city,
and Rev. Summarize V. Karmarkar, a con-
verted Bramin from India, who is to be
for a short time connected with Yale Theo-
logical seminary. DR.. Munger of the
United church and DR.. Lines Of St. Paul's
church will also speak further on.
The Y. P. S. G. E. of the First Baptist
church is just two years old, and will to-
morrow celebrate it's birthday. In the
morning the pastor will speak on young
peoples work, and in the evening there
will be special reports, special music and
special addresses by the president and by
Mr.. Clifford W. Barnes of Yale. Everyone
| ;s invited.
The Zion Lutheran church will dedicate
| their new parochial school next Sunday
| with appropriate ceremonies. Sermons
will be delivered as follows. by Rev. j.
| Seeker of St. Matthew's, New York, at
| 7:45 a. M; Rev. NJ. Fisher of Danbury at
$50 p. M, and at 6:45 p. m. by Rev. Will
liam Koepchen of St. Johns Lutheran
church of Meriden. Rev. E. Fisher is the
present pastor. About 200 are expected
from out of town.
Rev. E. G. Towne will speak on Sunday
evening next at 7:30 o'clock in Warner
hall, the subject being "Charles Stewart
Parnell and his work in Ireland" Several
prominent Irish representatives of this
city have been invited to be present and to
take part in the services, and they have
accepted the invitation. The public are
invited.
The Jewish day of atonement begins to-
morrow night Sunday at o'clock. 1t is
strictly observed by fasting and prayer.
| nov. LII. hlceUoIS VI Guo OOuIt stIeoG ~ La
gogue will preach at $50 from Psalms, 81
II: "a broken and contrite heart, o Lord
thou dost not despise." All Monday will
devoted to prayer until sunset. DR.. Klee
berg will preach at II o. m. and at 4 p. m
The peoples service tomorrow night al
the City Mission hall, corner State an6
Court streets, will be conducted by thu
Christian Endeavor society of the United
church. The hall orchestra will be present
and it is expected that special singing viii
be provided by the society having charge o.
the service. The girls meeting, which wal
commenced last year at the City Mission
hall, was resumed last evening with gooc
attendance of new members as well al
former ones. It will be held every Friday
evening in place of one of the evening
meetings and will be called the Colder
Rule society. The following ladies are tn,
committee in charge: Mrs. Charles H
Cough, Miss Rose Galbraith, Miss Lucy
Ga1braith and Miss Minnie Peck.
The Rev. Charles N. Morris, rector o.
All Saints Episcopal mission, on Howard
avenue, has accepted call to the St.Jamei
Episcopal church of Philadelphia, wher,
he will on November take the position Of
assistant minister He has been with tn.
All Saints church about year, coming
here from Stamford. He is Yale gradu
ate. The church to which he goes is on,
of the largest and most influential in tina
city. No provision has yet been made TO!
filling the pulpit at All Saints.
Mrs. L. E. Scoville, deputy state super
intendent, of Torrington, will address tn
Elm City Juvenile temple tomorrow at
p. m. The public is invited.