Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-02-19
AT THE CHURCHES.

Dr.. Battell Chapel Yesser-
day-Mission Sermon by Mr.. Poteat |
Tho Work ut the Calvary Home ON
Crown street-Return OF MI. Luckey
Rev. DIR. vgilliams-Washingt |
Deeds and Memory Honored.
Rev. Dr.. Daniel Norman of Worcester,
Mass, preached in Battell chapel yesterday
from the text, "And the saying pleased the
whole multitude; and they chose Stephen.
. man full of faith and the Holy Ghost"
Acts vi, s. His sermon was on the story of
Stephen, the first martyr, as told in the
acts of the apostles. He said, "Stephsn
seems held up to this nineteenth century
- . model type of Christian and there
fore great man. He was . model of all
moral and spiritual force, q man full Of
faith"
In the evening DR.. Aerriman addressed
tho general religious meeting of the uni
versity in Dwight hall at $40 O'Clock. His
subject was ''slmplcity and Breadth of
Christian Thinking.
At THE CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. Z N. Poteat preached missionary
sermon before = congregation yesterday
morning. His subject was 1.-THE Interest
Which the Apostle Paul Evinced in For
eIgu Missions During His Life" and he
said that as much missionary spirit as PEG.
pie manifested, by 30 much could you
measure the true spirit of God in them.
CALVARY INDUSTRIAL HOME.
Statement for the week ending February
ID.
tLoaEed a,,.o,:bsd.....'.....''.'......ss a IS
Meetings held. ..............S........ i, IL
Total attendance. ........... s*....... to2
Donations of clothing have been received
and ueei where most needed Several men
helped by the home have found employ
ment outside and are giving evidence al
ready of q changed life. The outlook is
very promising. Wood orders are needed
and contributions of money, clothing, I'M
derwesr, ETC., will be put to good use.
/ Money is needed for an officers safe.
The home issues tickets for meals OF
| lodgings, which are sold eight for 81. The
| number is 40 Grown street; te' ephone num-
Der, 5644.
REV. MIR. NEsERvE BETTER.
Rev. Mr.. Meserve of tho Davenport
church has been suffsring from hard cold
for the past week, but hopes to be about
/ again soon. Rsv. DR.. Whittlesers preached
at the morning service yesterday.
RETURN OF REV. MR.. LUCKEY.
Rev. Mr.. Luckey, pastor of the Hunph
rey street Congregational church, and bis
wife returned Saturday evening from 9
two weeks visit in the western part OF
New York state. A Martha Washington
supper will be Rivsn by the ladies of the
church next Wedr sday evening. Aftel
the supper a musical and literary enter.
tainment will be given.
AT THE FIRST e. CHURCH.
Rev. DR.. Wilbur g. Williams preached
an interesting sermon yesterday morning
on the practical side of Christianity. HI
emphasized the necessity of doing some
thing CT working for Christ. There was &
large congregation present.
On Wednesday evening Rev. Adam Cham
bers will lecture on ''Pilgrim's Progress ,
The lecture will be illustrated with Of
paintings. It will be q very entertaining
lecture and large attendance Is desired.
AT EAST PEARL STREET M. Z. CHURCH.
The Ladies' Aid society of the East Peer
street NJ. E. church are preparing for theil
annual turkey and oyster supper, to b
held In the church parlors Wednesday ant
Thureday evenings, February 81 and %
A musical and literary entertainment vii
be given each evening and there will alet
be cake and cream for those who wish Il
connection with the supper there will be
sale of fancy and useful articles by tn
Loyal Circle of Kings Daughters. AL
together . good time is anticipated.
CITY MISSION ITEMS.
At the Peoples service last evening at Cit,
Mission hall, Mr.. Pratt of United church
assisted the pastor In opening exercise
The address was by Mr.. A. G. Beach o
Cincinnati, Ohio, at present member o
Yale seminary. During the sftermeetin
three persons professed conversion AM
abatement wan made by Ave others of thei
recent conversion at these Mission hal
meetings.
At their recent public meeting at tn
Dwight Place church, Rev. W. D Moss
man, by request, addressed the Union Cir
Gle of the Kings Daughters. At the clos
Of the session number of families know
| at the City Missions were mentioned t.
those present who would undertake to o.
sist then in kindly, christian way. Il
all, twenty of these families of about on
hundred persons are now in care of til
Kings Daughters.
At the Center church yesterday, at tn
moi ming service, an Offering was made TO
the work of the City Missionary associs
ton.
A PATRIO TIC INSTR ALTON
The o. U. A. NJ. and P. o. $. OF A