Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-12-31
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AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
At the First Baptist church there will be
a short sermon followed by the communion;
and in the evening the pastors theme will
be "This Year Thou Shalt Die"-a sermon
for the new year.
AT ST. JOHNS P. e. CHURCH.
There will be a special musical service at
st. Johns P. e. church next Sunday tFeast
of the Circumcisiop) at 4 p. m.
WATCH NIGHT SERVICES IN TRINITY.
There will be watch night service In
Trinity M. E. church tonight. commence
ing at o'clock. A variety of exercises,
lasting until 10 o'clock, will fill the time.
A cordial invitation Is extended to all to
attend the services. The week of prayer
will be observed by special services each
evening of the coming week except Mon
day and Saturday.
ON THEosoPHY.
Alexander Fullerton of New York city,
/ assistant secretary of the American section
of the General Theosophical society, and
| formerly assistant minister at st. Stephens
| P. E. church, Philadelphia, will lecture at
Veru hall, 1856 Orange street, at 1880
| cioch W. norloW evening, NeW ears
| day, on the Common Sense of The
osophy." Ali intelligent thinkers, and e.
pecially those protesting any form of
Christianity, will find this lecture to be of
especial interest. All persons are invited
to be present.
WATCH NIGHT SERVICES TO NIGHT.
Watch night services will be held in
Bethel A. N. E. church this evening at
1890. Song service by the choir, Pro-
| lessor Godette, organist. Addresses by the
pastor, Rev. W. w. S. Dyett and others.
Y.M C. A. SERVICES.
The Young Mems Christian association
will unite with the meeting held by T. E.
Murphy in the Hyperion at $3.50 o'clock
Sunday afternoon, and will omit the meet
ing at the rooms. The association will be
glad to meet its friends at this meeting.
Everybody will be welcome.
This evening at O'Clock Rev. Henry Nc
Crea will give an address to young men.
ALL men are cordially invited.
Services at the jail at $50 Sunday morn
ing. Visitors welcome.
REV. MR. soUIREs' FAREWELL SERVICES.
Rev. Mr.. Squires holds his farewell serv-
ices as pastor of the Church of the Messiah
Sunday morning and evening. He leaves
with his family next Friday for his new
field of labor at jamestown, N. Y, and
will take with him the best wishes of q
very large number of our New Haven peo'
pie. He breaches to his new congregation
Sunday, January s.
THE CITY MISSIONS.
The address at the peoples service to-
morrow evening at the City Mission hall
Court and State streets,D will be by Mr.
W. G.. Skinner of West Haven. The Sun.
day school, with the PASTORS bible. class
for adults, meets at the Mission hall at
, o'clock every Sunday morning. An infant
, department has recently been added to the
Sunday school, and is under the care Of
, Miss McPhie of the United church. The
, other Sunday services at the City missions
are the children's meeting at $3.50 p. m.
and the meeting of the Praying band at I
O'Clock p N. All are welcome.
} For Worlds Fair Commissioner.
SENATOR CLARK is BEING STRONGLY BACKEI
BY CLINTON b DAVIS.
H1aGANUM, Dec. 30-Clinton B. Davis
| member of the worlds fair committee, wa
interviewed to day regarding probable
,, candidates for the appointment as success
sor to Major Woods. He said he wa