The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-04-20
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF TNTER EST CONCERNING
THE CHURCHES.


The following is the provisional pro-
gramme:
Organ-voice of Angels ........... Clark
Victor Fl. Benke.
Quartette-Pilgrims of the Night.....
....... .......... .............S tebbins
Bowery Male Quartette.
Tenor solo--Just for To-day ..........
Victor III. Benke
f. Fitzgerald.
Violin solo--a. Cavatine ...Schmidt
b. Berceuse ..................L agye
Part 2.
Quartette-I Heard the Voice of Jesus
Say .... ......... .Stebbin@
Piano solo-Tannhause March. ......
........ .......... ..'.'...'''.. Wy aSleI
Mr.. Benle.
Bass sOlo-Rocked in the Cradle of the
Deep ,..,.... knight
Thomas j. Bryant.
Quartette-God Bless My Boy. .Stebbins
Organ postlude .............. Bilderman
Mr.. Benke.
Some of these talented men were
gathered from the human driftwood of
that great cosmopolitan thoroughfare,
the Bowery They are now actively en-
gagged in Christian work. Victor Ell.
Benke, the musician and composer, was
Connected with the Bowery mission six
years ago. He sat among the tramps
who nightly congregate there one even
ing, when volunteer was called for
to preside at the organ. He arose amid
the sneers of the crowd and shuff1ed up
10 the organ. Very soon his music
stilled every troubled breast in that
molly crowd and filed them with hope.
He was himself converted that night
and ever since has devoted himself to
the work.
At Grace P. E. church tomorrow
second Sunday after Easter-the ser
vices will be as follows: Holy COM
munion 1880 a. M, morning prayer, lit
any and sermon 1880 a. M, Sunday
school 1916 p, M, evening prayer and
sermon 1880 p m. Joseph Blinn will
preside at the organ, owing to the alb
senee of the regular organist, c. Frank
lin Pierce.
Rev E. w. Stone will preach at the
Grand avenue Baptist church to-mor-
row morning on Forgiveness" in the
series Of sermons on christian Vir-
tues In the evening his subject will
be Seeing Beyond the Hills
The services at the Life and Advent
union conference at Polar Star hall to-
day will be as follows:
8 a. m.-Prayer and social service.
10 a. m.-Address-H. L. Babcock.
1890 a. m.-Paper-Topic Trials" L
YCof. 1O:13-Mrs. Alice V. Corbin, New
Britain.
11:15 a. m.--sermon-Topic Eternal
Life. Literal Life"-Eld. HIN. Beebe,
pastor, New London.
12:15-Dinner.
2 D. m.-Sermon-Eld. Henry Stone,
pastor Advent Christian church, Wal
lingford.
3 p. m.-Sermon.
5:15 d. m.-Supper.
615 D. m,-Social service.
7:30 d. m.-Paper-Topic Neglect
Not''-Mrs Mabel Miner, New London
8 D. m.-Sermon-Eld Henry b..
Brown, East Hampton.
$50 D. m.-Memorial service to ED.
A. Clarence Whitney.
Among those who have recently
changed their residence are the follow
Westyille; j. Mcdowell, 321 Exchange,
to Ga Poplar; Mrs. John Langtry, 227
Blatchley. to 100 Edwards; NJ t. Nc
| Mahon 247 Poplar, to ~ View; Peter
r Shields 100 Lloyd, to 403 Chapel
| fleet of at least thirty sail vessels
are in the lower harbor, detained by
| easterly weather. This is one OF the
largest fleets to rendezvous there in a
long time. The fleet, which can be
seen from Fair Haven, makes "a very
pretty sight.
TT r, Lewis arrived yesterday morn
mo with A. carload of twenty horses
| from South Dakota:
Robert o. Moody, M. D., who has
hoon visiting at his home, has returned
to Ithaca, N. Y,
Rev DR. Mitchell and wife left yes
terday for Attleboro, Mass.
George Oglesbee, of Newark, N. d.
was here this week, visiting his FRIEND
Druggist J. F. Hillhouse.
"An Old Resident" writes to the Jour
mar and Courier saying in reference tc
on ortic1e in the Fair Haver
news yesterday regarding Rev
r r.. MacNicholl, late pastor of the
East Pearl street M. e. church in this
civ now pastor of the New Britain M
IT. church, and which stated 1.-The salary
| al tha New Britain church is $4,000 anC
parsonage, the same as at East Pear
| straet The writer of the conmunica-
tion adds the statement in reference t.
tho salary at the East Pearl street
church is erroneous, "as the East Pear
etreat church has not been in the habi
of giving it's pastor at any time ovel
Al 500. and parsonage, and some of the
official board have given out that they
| do not intend to pay over $1,000 anC
| ,,orsorar a this coming year. Tt is true
| that the church at New Britain doe:
nav it's pastor salary of $1,000 ant
PARSONAGE. ! do like to see things stat
cd correctly in our daily papers" Re
oarding Rev. Mr.. MacNicholl the New
Britain Herald says: THE new pastor
of Trinity NJ e. church in this city
Rev. Robert T. MacNicholI, has fol-
three years been acting as pastor of thu
East Pearl street M. L. church of New
Haven. He came to New Haven from
the Fourth avenue M f. church of New
York and had been engaged in minis
terial work in New York for severa
| years. Rev. Mr.. MacNcholl is very