Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-01
AT THE CHURCHES.

the Various New Haven Churches.
The evening services at the Church of
the Redeemer which were 80 popular and
enjoyable last winter, will be resumed to-
morrow evening. At that time DR.. Phil
lips will begin series of sermons on
s'Suggestive Incidents in the Life of
Samuel" Each evening during the con-
tinuance of this series the fine chorus of
tho church will render selections from
Costa's oratorio of cell" Those who
listened to the oratorio work of these
singers last winter will doubtless welcome
this new opportunity. The program for
tomorrow evening is as follows:
Prelude-Andante, First Symphony. ...... .Gade
Anthem-''The Lord is Good" (Eli). 800. Costa
Hymn so7-"oh, Not My Own These verdant
Gloria h Patr in Kot :SHeaae
Response Day is Past and OVER. Dykes
AnthemI"From Fly 1--we as ' Father
First sy mphony Gade
EPwORTH M. E. CHURCH.
A large class of probationers will be re-
ceived into full membership in the church
next Sunday morning. Every member and
friend of Epworth church are urgently re-
quested to be present at the communion
service.
AT DWIGHT PLACE CHURCH.
Tomorrow evenings lecture at Dwight
place church promises to be of special in
| terest and Importance, giving an account
l of the first permanent European settle
/ ment in this new world, the founding of
! the southern and northern colonies and
the introduction of African slavery, among
other features of note.
GRACE N. E. CHURCH.
At Grace NJ. E. church tomorrow morn
ing number of children will be baptized.
In the evening the pastor breaches ser
mon to young men.
| CENTER CHURCH.
The o'clock devotional service at Cen.
ter church will be resumed tomorrow af
| ternoon.
FIRST UNIvERSALIST CHURCH.
Rev. DR.. Hovey of Bridgeport will occupy
the pulpit at the First UniverEalist church
presiding from the subject "The Corona
of October"
Y. NJ. c. A. SERVICES.
| Sunday afternoon at o'clock the Youns
Mems Christian association holds it's meet
ing at the rooms, 713 Chapel street. Their
will be addresses by Rev. F. A. Soofelt
and Rev. G. o. Scovill. At the meeting
last Sunday the hall was filed to overflow
ing with men who greatly enjoyed the ser
vice. All men are welcome.
Tonight at g o'clock there will be
young mems gospel meeting at the room
| All young men are cordially invited.
Noon prayer meetings every day from
1890 to 1880.
THE CITY MISSIONS.
: The hours for the Sunday services a
the City Mission hall, corner of Court an,
State streets, are ga. m. and $3.50, an
7:30 p. m. The address at tomorrow
evenings service will be by Mr.. Frank D
Luddington, who has recently beel
licensed to preach by the Grand avenu
Baptist church, of which he is a member
All are welcome to the services of tn
Sabbath and also to the evening meeting
through the week.
Il Unity Social No. "a 7. of H. and TEN
persnce will conduct the services at tn
Seamen's Bethel, lSundsy evening. Their
l will be good speaking, recitations an
music, instrumental music with organ
, violin and cornet. 1t is hoped that a
} temperance people will attend. Publ
invited. Meeting commences at 7:30.
AT HOWARD AVENUE CONGREGATIONS,
CHURCH.
The program for the vesper song servic
at Howard avenue Congregational churc
tomorrow evening includes: Organ volun
tary by the organist, Mr.. Beach. solo b
Miss Sadie Thompson, singing by Mis-
Thompson and Mrs. Butricks, address b
) the pastor, responsive readings and Singh
; by the choir. The pastor at the mornin
b service breaches from the theme, "Lawles
Men among the Law Abiding"