Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-08-05
AT THE CHURCHES.

Features of the Religious Services To-
MerrOw-0ther II religious Notes.
Rev. David ]. Edwards, who Is to preach
in the United church tomorrow morning,
is pastor of the American church In Leip-
sic, Germany.
This church, though established but a
few years, has under Mr.. Edwards care
become power that extends to our own
country. Students and musicians from
nearly every state in the Union select this
center to take advantage of the superior
educational opportunities offered. 1t Ia at
once apparent that the work among these
people in their social, moral and religious
life is of great Importance.
Mr.. Edwards, being man of profound
learning, has abilities of rare type and OF
kind needed in the religious world at this
vital time.
sUMMERFIELD N. E. CHURCH,
The pastor of the church, S. W. Tolles,
on Sabbath evenings during the month Of
August will preach a series of sermons on
Bible characters. Subjects:
Sunday evening, August 6-''The Beautiful
August 13-"The Young Lady with Blghted
Hopes
August so-.'The Restored Young Lady,
August 27-"The Dancing Young Lady
Each sermon will be illustrated by three
large paintings.
ga BIBLE METAPHOR"
Rev. DR.. Williams subject tomorrow
evening is ga Bible Metaphor"
DR. BROWN RETURNED.
Rev. DR.. Brown of the Presbyterian
church has returned from his vacation.
The regular Sabbath services, morning and
evening, will be continued as usual, also
those held during the week.
THE CITY MISSIONS.
The peoples service tomorrow evening
at the City mission hall, corner of Court
and State streets, will be held as usual al
half-past seven o'clock. After a short
song service and the opening exercises by
the pastor, the exercises will be conducted
by the Reformed Mems Christian union,
with short addresses by several of the
members. Other services of the day are
at 8 q. m. the Sunday school and PASTORS
Bible class, aud at p. m. the meeting OF
the praying band. Meetings are also held
at the mission hall each evening of the
week.
ON THE GREEN.
The meeting of the Young Mems Chris
tian association at O'Clock Sunday after
noon on the green near Center church
promises to be especially interesting. Good
music has been provided. Mr.. @. W. Bis
sell will sing several solos. An address
will be given by Rev. William A. Sloan Of
Mexico. Everybody is invited.
Young mems meeting at the rooms al
7:45 this evening. ALI young men are
welcome.
Services at the jail at $50 Sunday morn.
ing. Visitors welcome.
NOW HELD IN THE CHAPEL
The United church services during the
month of August will be held in their
Chapel.
PASTOR MUTCH AT THE WORLDS FAIR.
The Howard avenue Congregational
church people have an interesting letter
from their pastor published in the ohurch'a
little weekly publication. He writes from
Elroy, Wis, where he says the air. is as
clear and brscing as in the Berkshire hills.
The afternoon of Independence day found
the pastor and his family at the worlds
fair. He adds: "The three days which
our little folks spent there were so filled
with wonders that they will never be for
gotten.
During the ten days we spent upon the
ground we were able to cover the ground
in very general way and to give some
special attention to the things of most in
terest. After meditating for week upon
the results of those days I am prepared to
give an opinion that 1t pays to visit the fair
If one can do SO with any moderate amount
of sacrifice. II gives new conception of
human achievements and of the breadth
and versatility of the power of man. 1t Is
more than mere entertainment-iti is part
of a liberal education. y -+.... -. :, NJ.
"The tales of extortion and fraud which
have filled the papers need frighten no one.
Those who are careful will not fall victims
to many of them. One can get on fairly
we'll with 50 80 to $5~per day, although he
could spend any amount"