Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-01-14
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Features of Services at the Cnurches
Tomorrow Gospel Temperance
Work-New Association IncorPor-
ated- he Ministers' Meeting.
Articles of association were yesterday
filed with the town clerk and with the
secretary Of state Incorporating the New
Haven Christian Temperance association.
The managing committee, consisting OF
the following named gentlemen: G. A.
Baldwin, F. NJ. Lovejoy, B. B. Savage, J.
G. Collins, William Il. Conklin, William
E. Bull, William d. Spear, William A.
Hotchkias and G. E. Hart, will meet at the
looms, IS Orange street, Wednesday,
January 19, to perfect arrangements for
keeping the rooms open, maintaining
meetings, etc. The association will con-
duct a gospel temperance meeting st
Grace Methodist church Sunday evening
to be addressed by the pastor, Rev. Frank
A. Scofeld, G. A. Baldwin, Frank D.
Luddinpton and others. 1t Is hoped that
| friends of the cause will rally and make
this first meeting Of the association q
grand success. It is proposed to hold
| meetings each week in come one OF the
| churches, most of which have been offered
to the committee.
UNITED MINISTER'S MEETING.
Rev. J. 81. Mason of the First Baptist
church will read paper at the ministers
meeting at Center church chapel Monday
| morning on american Politics and the
| American Saloon"
AT HOWARD AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
At the Howard avenue Baptist church
4 q
| Pollard. will preach on "Temple Build
ing" In the evening the ordinance of
baptism will be administered.
| ATTHE Y. NJ c.. A ROOMS
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
rooms of the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation addresses will be given by Rev. F.
A n. Brown and Rev. Henry McCrea. The
young men of the city are cordially invited.
A song service will be held in the parloI
at 3:45.
Yoaug mems meeting to night at 8 O'Clock
to which all sre invited. Rev. Mr.. McCres
will speak.
Services at the Jail at $50 o'clock Sun
day morning. Visitors welcome.
THE CITY MISSIONS.
A committee of the woman's department
of the City Missionary association visit
regularly at the almshouse, holding meet
ings with those there every other week. Il
is customary during the holidays to hold {
special service which on account of recon
cases of contagious diseases there had to b'
postponed until the present week. Yes
terday Miss Hume, the lady missionary
with number of the ladies Wis
tied the Springside farm, and af
ter the service in the chapel conducted
by Mrs. s. NJ. Finken, all of the larg'
family were supplied with apples ant
oranges, kindly divided by the Sunda,
school Of the United church, and with cak'
brought by the ladies themselves. There
were also special gifts for the matron, Mrs
Sanford, the nurses and the driver of tn
team which, through the kindness of tn
superintendent, Mr.. Sanford, is sent regu
larry to the end of the horse car line a
Westville, to take the ladies OF the commit
tee to and from the house.
The Sunday services to- morrow at tn
City Mission hall Court and State streets
will be as usual at a. m, $3.50, 4 and 7:3
p. m. At the evening service the addres
will bs by Mr.. G.. Fl. Flint of the senio
class at Yale seminary. All are welcome
OBLIGATORY.
There will be weeks dedication serv
ices at the Emmanuel Baptist church be
ginning tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
at which time the Rev. George E. Steven
of Syracuse, N. Y, will preach. In tn
evening at 7:45 O'Clock Rev. A. M. Conwa
of New York will speak.
No Fire.
The alarm of FIRE early last evening iron
box 512 was given by Lyman Fischer
who saw a bright light in an unfurnishe'
house and thought the house was on fire
There was fire in stove in the house t
dry the plastering.