The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-11-28

Philadelphia, but OF late years he has
devoted his whole time to giving these
lectures Mr., Earle has spoken several
times and given these lectures under
Mr.. Moody's auspices at Northtield,
Coming to Connecticut last January
to fill engagements he has remained in
this state, every week since being oc-
cupied in giving these lectures. He is
at Thomaston the present week for the
third time. The interest awakened
there after the second course Of lee
lures resulted in the forming of
school for Bible study before which
he is at present repeating his lectures.
The subjects of Mr.. Earle's lectures
are: Sunday evening, "Birdseye View
of the Bible," Monday evening, Birds
eye View of the Life Of Christ" Tues
day evening, "Birdseye View of the
Life of Paul." Wednesday evening,
Bible History" Thursday evening,
''The Ages" Friday evening, Things
to Come"
These lectures are illustrated with
maps and charts most ingeniously got
ten up, the events of the Bible arrang-
ed chronologically on a large scale so
lllcII bOlll eye anu Gdt SlNS W4cpI SLN~
tention.
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW.
The local chapters of the Brotherhood
of St Andrew will hold conference
at p. nl tomorrow, November 20, in
st. Pauls parish house, when the fol-
lowing topics will be discussed: Hotel
Work. Prison Work" Hospital
Work. Boys and Mems Clubs"
Supper will be served at $50 p. M,
so as to enable all present to attend
the Brotherhood service at Christ
church at 7S0, at which the sermon for
men will be preached by Rev. Mr..
Buckley of Waterbury.
ALL SAINTS MISSION.
A meeting of the men of All Saints
| mission was held Thursday night. 1t
was resolved unanimously to make the
mission an independent church on Feb
ruary l. 1897, retaining the present rec
tor, Henry McCrea This action has
received the endorsement of the CEN
trail church, which has thus far con-
trolled the chapel The funds necessa-
ry for 1897 have been pledged by re-
sponsible parties. The following were
chosen as the vestry for 1897: A. NJ
Camp, George A. Conner James H.
Lee, Edward r. Allen, r. J. Hawkins,
A. ]. Patience, Hartley Sperry, Henry
p. Zorn, E. A. Lewis and Thomas j.
Quinn
AT ALL SAINTS CHAPEI-DR,
HARDWOOD TO PREACH.
On next Sunday evening at 7;sO there
will be special musical service at All
CO; ,,+e
and Lamberton street, at which Rev.
Edwin Harwood, d. D., former rector
of Trinity church, will deliver the SER
mon. Mr. c. H. Mann, basso of the
United church, win sing Dudley Buck S
Fear Not Ye, o Israeli at the offer
tory and special program of music
has been arranged for the choir, under
the direction of Miss Hulda Pagels, the
organist of the chapel. DR.. HARDWOOD
has not preached here recently and it
will be a pleasure to his former parish
toner's to again hear him.
IN WEST HAVEN.
There will be a temperance mass
| meeting in the town hall, West Haven,
| Sunday evening, under the auspices of
| the four churches. Rev. G. H Mead of
New York, president of the National
| Temperance society win be the speak
| err The meeting will commence at s
o'clock, topic, 1.-THE Mills That Grind" "
AT BEULAa MISSION.
Rev. G. D. Steele will give an illus
trated sermon on 1.-The Life of Christ"
in Beulah mission, No. So Court street,
| tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock. You
| are invited.