The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-10-18
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
C. G.. KELLER WILL CONDUCT
PILGRIM CHURCH CONCERT.
DiscI.nrging of Wire Hill Cargo of 1. 500
Tons of Steel-SchOOls Closed Yester-
day-Church Services Tomorrow

Dtschnrgtng OF ware hli' largo Oh .oVO
Tons of SteeI-schOoIs Closed Yester-
day-Church Services Tomorrow.
A harvest concert will be given by the
Sunday school of the Pilgrim church
Sunday at p. m. under the direction
of the superintendent, Charles G. Keel
er.
There will be a printed programme
entitled "A Basket of Summer Fruit, ="
which will include the following: Sc
lection, orchestra, James W. Seeley,
leader: Invocation; song, I'VE Came"
by the school; responsive reading;
prayer; song by the school, Autumn
Skies are Glowing;" an exercise, Les
sons the Summer Has Told" exercises
by primary department and harvest of
fering: song, "Homeward Marching"
recitation, Ruth Augur; recitation,
Live for Others" Maude Keller; har-
vest offering, officers ard class, No. 81;
recitation. IN the Orchestra" Mildred
Thompson; harvest offering, classes 7
to -: duet, 1.-The Harbor Lights APP
! pear" an exercise, 1.-The Seasons" har-
vest offering, classes II to 20: recitation,
"One of the Little Ones" lone Hart;
harvest offering, classes % to 26; song
by the school, Bringing Fruit to
Jesus" address by the pastor; song
He Crowneth the Year." an exercise,
"A Basket of Fruit" offerings; solo and
chorus, what Fruit Have You Gather
ed?'' Closing chorus, "A Glad Home
Coming" benediction.
The steamer Siggen, Captain Smed-
| ing, Norwegian, which brought from
Cape Breton 1900 tons of stee lbillets
| for the mill of the National Wire cor
poration, has discharged and sailed for
New York, where she will be chartered.
! Jeremiah F. Griffin has sold to Mat
| thew w. Weldon, S5 feet of land on
Lombard street.
All of the schools closed yesterday on
account of the State Teachers conven-
| ton. Most of the local teachers at
| tended the sessions of the convention,
which was held in this city.
| Notice of services at the Grand ave-
nf1e CONGREGATIONAL church on Sunday
appears in the church news column.
At the Grand avenue Baptist church
tomorrow the pastor, the Rev. E. W.
Stone, will preach at 1890 a. m. on
THE Fruit of the Spirit" and at 1880
n. M, the subject will be Christ
Praise of a Rascal
Grace P. f. church, 21st Sunday after
| Trinity; holy communion at 1870 a. m;
morning prayer, litany. and sermon
10: 80 a. M. Sunday school, 1915 p. m.
evening prayer and sermon. 7:So p. m.
The time fixed for the rainbow festi-
val to be held under the auspices OF
the Ladies' Aid society of the East
Pearl street M. e. church Is December
. 2 and 4 at Polar Star hall. The festi-
val will call for decorations and vari-
Gus unique features befitting the name
the whole interior of the hall and each
booth to be made to reflect the colorS
that are blended In the rainbow. The
object of the festival is to raise funds
for increasing the comfort and efficien-
cy of the church in such ways as prom
Use the best result.
At the East Pearl street M. F.. church
the pastor, the Rev. L. r. Streeter, ID
D., will preach tomorrow morning anc
evening. Evening subject rs the Worlc
Growing Worse or Better?'' Non
churchgoers are especially invited.