The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-08

Aot HS IS PeaceaDle ana quleI ana nlS IS the sin of strength. ~r.-
 Jesus did not excuse the sin when he said, Neither do I condemn thee.' He added, also 'go and sin no more The whole attitude of Christ to sin was that he wanted to help them and not to punish them. I feel that our attitude as churches and Christians is not in har- mony with the attitude of Christ. Oh, my friends. if only our attitude were exerted toward the disreputable they would be in the church tonight. They always sought the presence of the Christ because he tried to help them and not to hurt them. with his good ness. His goodness waso attractive. Ours is repulsive.
 Those who do wrong are usually guilty of the sin of weakness. Those who do no good are usually guilty of the sin of strength and we must remem- Der that Christ's condemnation was especially for those who did no good. It is the strong. prosperous man that knows better and deliberately does the wrong that he may selfshly succeed thereby who is the enemy of Jesus. Oh, my friends, our teaching is not to the sin Of weakness, but to the sin of strength
 Frederick O. Todd, formerly of this city. died July at his residence, 30 Myrtle street, at Springfield, Mass, aged 65 years. He lived in this city un- til March, 1868, when he removed to Springfield. He served three years in Company K, Sixth Regiment, c. ", and for many years previous belonged to the Second Company, Governors Foot Guard. He is survived by a widow, two daughters and son; also by his mother, Mrs. Lois Dodd, of B Pierpont street, this city; two brothers. Henry A., of New Rochelle, N. Y; Russell C., of South Hadiey, Mass. and by four sisters, Mrs. William H. Huntley of 53 Pierpont street, this city; Mrs. Mary A. Dorman, of West Haven; Mrs. John s. Downs, of Milford, and Mrs. Henry c. Parekr of Canton, O. Two others of the family have died during the past 53 years. Funeral services will be held this Tuesday mornig at his late resi- dence.
 Wallace S. Moyle, the we'll known tenor, of Woolsey street, sang last Sun day evening at praise service given in Dr. Mitchell's church in Attleboro, Mass. His solos were If With All Your Hearts from Elijah and Come Unto Me-" by Holden.
 The Ladies' Guild of Christ church. East Haven, will hold a sale of home made bread and cake in the Town hall Wednesday, July 9, from ? to p. m. Ice cream will also be on sale. An en- tertainment consisting of musical and literary numbers will be given at 8 o'clock. There will be informal danc- ing.
 The services at Christ church have been changed from to 7:15 D. m. during July and August.
 The thirtieth anniversary of the wedding of MT. and Mrs. L. c. Knauff was held on the Fourth at their resi- dence at Mo- 2S Chamberlain street. There was a large number of friends present and they brought in some val uable and appropriate presents,
 MT. and Mrs. William c. Bartlett of Brooklyn, N. Y, who have visited Mrs. BartIett's father, John T. Hill house, return on Monday.
 Captain David Goodyear died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Blackman of Bridgeport, Saturday, at the age of Ss years. He resided in Fair Haven un- til nine years ago when he became an a inmate of the Sailors Snug Harbor, Staten Island. He had recently visited here and was then in good health and was on a visit in Bridgeport when he died. Another daughter of the deceased is Mrs. A. H. Coburn of 1S3 Exchange street. His wife died many years ago. He was formerly whaling captain and sailed 14 whaling voyages from Sag Harbor and New Bedford. Afterward he sailed in the coasting and fruit trade from Fair Haven. For 23 years he was night watchman for the New Haven Clock company He was a man we'll and favorably known and leaves many friends The funeral was at- tended yesterday afternoon at 3:30 from the Memorial Chapel, Rev. A. r. Irvine, officiating.
 Polar Star lodge, No, r, r.: O. o. F., will hold it's installation services in it's lodge room Wednesday evening. Dis- trlct Deputy Grand Master A. o. Chat field and staff will install the new of ficers. After the installation services afi are invited to repair to the banquet hall across the street where ice cream and cake will be served. All members are invited to be present