Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-18
AmoNe THE CHURCHES.

Features of Services To-MOrrOw - General News-Rev. pr. HarWood on Phillips Brooks - Ministers Meeting-Revlval Interest-Rev. MT. Johnson of New York. The Rev. Dr.. Harwood will preach ser mon commemorative of the life of the late Phillips Brooks, bishop of Massachusetts, in Trinity church Sunday morning.
 MINISTER'S MEETING.
 The committee, of which Dr. A. D. Vail is chairman, appointed to conduct correspondence with Mr. B. Fay Mills, looking towards procuring his services in New Haven, will present definite and final report at the meeting of ministers Mon day morning. The presence of all the clergy Is desired.
 Revival meetings continue In the A. M. E. Zion church with unabating interest. Rev. Isaac Emery, of Bridgeport assisted the pastor up to Thursday evening. Rev. W. W. s. Dyett of Sperry street church preached Wednesday even- ing; Rev. Rcha1 dson of Haven Memorial church and large number of his members have render ed, ed valuable M aid during the week. The meetings possibly longer. Special revival services will be The four methodist churches will hold a union @ 4 iose s % @ zlon % xlii s unite Si with the he
 
 subject of Ss 61ne fhe is so hoa sH all day "Pentecostal Service" the first Sunday in March, beginning at p. m; All who believe in the Lord are invited.
 AT CHRIST CHURCH.
 The Rev. William E. Johnson, rector of Church of the Redeemer, New York, will preach in Christ church tomorrow .(sunday) night at 7:3O all men, young and old, are cordially invited.
 AT DWIGHT PLACE CHURCH.
 Rev M. H. Whittlesey breaches at this church tomorrow forenoon. The neighborhood meet ings which were begun the present week have been well attended and the people of the church are much interested in the prospect, which prom. 1ses to yield good fruits. GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MEETINGS.
 The Reformed Mems Christian Temperance Union will hold gospel temperance meeting Saturday night in the City Mission rooms, corner of State and Court streets, also Sunday after noon at p. m. Good singing and interesting meetings. Come.
 AT THE Y. M. c. A. Meeting for men at the rooms of the Young Mems Christian association, Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Some good addresses and goot singing. Song service at s:45. All men vel come.
 The Saturday evening meeting will be led b, Rev Henry McCua. All young men are cordial! invited.
 Service at the jail at s:so o'clock Sunday morn ing. Visitors welcome. ON REVOLUTIONARY cYcLEsr William Main of Brooklyn, N. Y., will speal in Veru hall, 156 Orange street, Sunday eveninI at 7:30 o'clock on Revolutionary Cycles, makini the ninth lecture of the Theosephical course MT. Main IS very interesting speaker, and hi former lecture here was considered by many o his hearers to be the best one of the course thu far. All all are invited to attend. THE REVIVAL AT GRACE M. E. CHURCH. The revival services at this church will be con tinued Sunday morning, when the pastor vii speak on "The Great SalvatIon.' In the evenin the various councils of the Order of Unite l American Mechanics will worship in this church l At 7:30 the pastor will deliver an addEess of we and Religion" as fundamental principle 0 ! the order. Rev. Mr. Scof1eld has been associate with this order for several years, and has spoke l for them in many towns in the state. THE CITY MISSIONS. At the City Mission hall, corner of Court an | State streets, the peoples service to-morro1 | evening will be in charge of the Christian Er deavor society of the United Church. Othe services throughout the day as usual, 8. m ] 3:3O and p. m.
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 Captain Addis E. Paine of the Mint regiment, 0. V., formerly of Bridgeport died in New York Thursday. The funer' will be from the depot in Bridgeport tt l day at 1:30 p. m. Colonel Fitzgibbon hs charge of the funeral arrangements.