Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-05
AT THE CHURCHES.
Notes of Religious Services To-mor
rOW-0ther Church NaWa.

Seeking King" will be the subject, with
some incidental reflections upon the politi-
cal duties of American citizens. Following
is the musical program:
Prelude-Adagio from septett COP. Co.,:
Anthem-"Down on the Hills Gently Falling
Christian, Dost Thou See Thems"
alora Paatii3ronus Peregrnus. Gregorian
HSeTsp4nse-cGSSayior, Blessed Savior OH, Klein
Anti em..Protect Us Through the Coming.
Postude- Presto from sepptett COP 30. ....
.........-.............. beethoven
AT ST. JOHNS P. E. CHURCH.
There will be choral service at St. Johns P
E. church, State and ED streets, tomorrow at
p. m. The following program will be rendered:
Processional-Hymn 232. Fuller
Psalter-Tenth Selection. Anglican Chants
Nagge Dimitttls in Observation-Disclosures. Burnett
Anthemn"God Who Madest''- ............. Buck
Anthe m~Comes at Times .oaKeisy
PostIudsy in fiat hun Rjea
A. L. Bristol, organist and choirmaster. N''
AT DWIGHT PLACE CHURCH.
The pubic will be glad to know that the pop
uiar course OF lectures being given by Rev. DR..
THse is to be resumed tomorrow evening
cations and have been warmly commended. Sub
eer for syening stsugges Of the
tainly insure a full house.
EPwoRTH NJ. E. CHURCH.
large number of new members will be re-
The pastor urgently requests all the members Of
the church to be present at the holy communion
| service In the evening the pastor will preach in
the Trinity NJ. E. church.
| REopENINa OF THE HOWARD AVENUE NJ E. CHURCH
TOMORROW
O. 0f fhn How or1
N; church promise to be Of an unusually in
the most fasfidious taste by a chorus and quar-
tette choir Of trained voices, accompanied by
| his great sermons in the morning. DR.. Beach is
| wei! known in this community as a man of
pleased by one Of his greatest at this time. Dr.
| Vail speaks in the evening. He is fast obtaining
a reputation of great excellence in this com
munity. He now ranks as one of the very first
| pulpit orators of the city.
| DR.. Brodbe * Of Boston, who also speaks is one
bines great power as a speaker with unexcelled
power as an evangelist: Many fine preachers are
gelist: At one Of his appointments in Ohio he
| was the instrument in leading SO many people to
lack OF patrons, was compelled to sell out and
and seek more propitious quarters: DR.. Brad
nue. church, and also addresses the Epworth
league at 6 p. m. The NJ. E. social union has also
| secured MIN Tor an address at the First NJ. +.
church on the following Monday evening, Novem-
| Der T.
| AT THE CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.
"The Progress of -Four Hundred Years in Gov.
eminent" will be the subject on which Rev L. H
Squlres will discourse to his peop'ein the Church
of the Messiah on Sunday morning. In the
evening another of the popular peoples meet
ings will be held. There will be quotations from
the scriptures by members of the Sunday school,
also remarks by humble, of we'll known speak.
ers The meeting will be led by William AConk
lin, assisted by the pastor. A reading appropri
ate to the subject will be given by Mrs. Dr. Bond
Everybody cordially invited
| SERMONS YOUNG MEN.
| 'What is Success in Life?" or "The Young
Mans First Problem is the subject of Rev. j. H
Mason's address to morrow evening at the First
Baptist church. This is the second in the special
series to young men on Avenues to Success
In the large congregation last Sunday evening
were not only many young men, but also not @
few of the older business and professional men
of the city
| ADDRESS BY REV. HENRY M'CREA.
Tonight at o'clock an address will be given
713 Chapel street. His subject will be- "Sesrct
the Scriptures" Young men welcome.
| Sunday afternoon at o'clock Rev. W. L. Phil
lips and j. Walter Davis will give some interest
log addresses at the rooms. There will be a song
service at 345. All young men are cordially in
vited.
The association will conduct the meeting at the
jail Sunday morning at $3.50.
Caused by an Electric Light Wire.
All the cars of the West Haven road
were at standstill last evening about s
o'clock and remained SO for about twenty
minutes. The trouble was caused by an
electric light wire coming in contact with
| one of the wires of the trolley svstam al