The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-18
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
LEAG UE REPRESENTA-
 JITES AT PEARL ST. CHURCH.

Services at the Various Churches To-
 morrow-BrilIiant Reception to Rev.
 Dr. K. c. Snge Thursday Night-New
 Council of Empire Knights of Relief
 Formed.
 The topic of Rev. c. J.. Hawkins ad-
 dress at the Ferry street church Sun
 day evening will be His Likeness to
 God the Condition of Knowing Him."
 Musical programme as follows:
 Anthem-"The Strain Upraise' Buck
 Choir hymn-"There is Green Hill
 Far Away. .... ......Stebbins
 Response-"God Heareth Prayer" Main
 Anthem-"The Lord is My Shepard
 At the East Pearl street M. E. church
 representatives of the Twentieth Gen. l tury Wesleyan league will deliver ad-
 dresses at the morning service. This
 service will be of special interest to the l Methodist public A large congrega- l tion is expected. Special attention is | called to the mems meeting to be held | at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. There will be special musical attractions at ] this service A song service commenc- l ing at 7:15 p. m. will precede the reviv- | al services in the evening. There will
 be revival services at the church on | Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. All the people of the church have been | invited to attend the Twentieth Centu- | ry league mass meeting at Trinity M. E. church on Thursday evenings. Class | meetings on Friday at and 7:30 p. m, Grace P. E. church, twenty-fifth Sun day after Trinity. Holy communion at 7:30 a. m., morning prayer and litany sermon at 10:30; Sunday school at 12:15 D. m; evening prayer and sermon at 7:30 o'clock The rector Rev. Dr. San- ford will preach in the morning and at the evening service; the sermon will be preached by Rev. George Brinley Nor gan, rector of Christ church. There will be special musical programme. At the Grand avenue Baptist church tomorrow the pastor, Rev. E. W. Stone, will preach in the morning on the subject "The Speaking Dead" and in the evening on "The Looking on the Dark Side of Things"
 Rev. A. F. Irvine of the Second Con gregational church will be the speaker at the service of the r. M c. A. held Sunday at 345 p. m. in the Grand opera house.
 At the morning service at the Grand avenue Congregational church the pas tor, Rev. Dr. Mitchell. will begin with the congregation the study of the Twelfth chapter of John. The pro- programme in the evening is as follows; Organ preude-Jubilate Deo Anthen-"Sun of My Soup. <. Reyner Prayer. Choir response.
 Anthem-Jesus Thou Art All Compass
 sion". <. ..... :. .Abt | Address-"Sin"
 Hymn-"Lord I Hear That Showers
 of Blessing"
 The Grand avenue Baptist church | was very largely represented on Thursday evening at the reception giv- en in Hope church to the new pastor, | Rev Dr. E. c. Sage. Outside of Hope | church no other church was so largely | represented in the throng that well | comed Dr. Sage. For nearly ten years he was the pastor of the Baptist church | here, and his former parishioners wish | him much success in his new field.
 Welles J. Bray and C. E. Bray have returned from New York. They attend ed the horse show and speak of 1t in high terms
 A petition is being circulated on the | East side to be presented to the board of health urging that action be taken to suppress the nuisance caused by the big piggery on Eastern street. Nearly a hundred pigs are kept there and the odors which permeate the entire neigh borhood are a great nuisance. The signers have confidence in the board of health that they will take prompt ac- tion in the premises
 Supreme Organizer Lauren A. Hum- iston has completed the preliminary organization of new council of the Empire Knights of Relief, having ob- tained about seventy-five names for the charter list and the complete organlza- tion will take place in Lenox hall the first week in December. He has the ar- nearly completed for a new council in Bridgeport.
 A. E. Halliday is interested in the starting of a new brass foundry on Ox- ford street, formerly Brown street He is building an addition of about thirty feet on to a large shop and will put in a foundry plant. It is said that about a dozen hands will be employed.
 Int Igdrasyl club of Fair Haven was at the council of the Fed aration of Womens clubs held in this city yesterday.