The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-31
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 At the Grand Avenue Congregational church tomorrow morning at 10:s0 there will De worship and a sermon by the pastor, Rev. Dr. Sheath; theme, The Prospering Soul.'' This will be followed by the communion service. At noon the Sunday school will meet, and at 6:15 ?. m. the Y. P. s. c. g. eonseera- ton service will be held. At 7:3O there will be evening worship, with sermon by the pastor; theme, "Our Limited Knowledge of the Future" The service will be followed by an after-meeting. Services during the week of prayer, on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings. Each evenings ser vice will be opened with song service. All are welcome.
 Rev. F. w. Stone will close his pas torate with the Grand Avenue Baptist church tomorrow, ana next week will remove with his family to Richmond, Va, where he is to become pastor of the Immanuel Baptist church. He will preach in the morning at 10:S0 on the subject Preparing for Others to Build After the sermon there will be recep- ton of members and the communion In the evening at 7:30 MT. Stone will have for the subject of his sermon Saving Others and Saving Self.''
 The annual watch-night services will be held at the East Pearl Street M. E. church this evening, beginning at ten o'clock There will be a prayer and praise service with remarks by the pastor, Rev. F. c. TuIar. Refresh nents will be served during the even- ing,
 There was slight fire yesterday in the house occupied by Frank D. Sims, 21S Lloyd street the drapery in the par Tor taking fire, but the damage was small.
 It is expected that the New Years mail will be heavy Monday morning. As it is a holiday Station A closes at noon.
 Donald Mcdonald and Ellsworth Thompson, Of East Haven, have been drawn as jurors for the January com mon pleas court.
 MT. and Mrs. George Darby and fam fly, of Ferry street, have returned from a visit with relatives in Mount Vernon. N. Y.
 H. Konold < Son began harvesting ice at Woodbridge yesterday.
 Charles w. Grannis. of Foxon, has been appointed one of the assistant sii- perintendents at the capitol during the coming session of the general assem- ply.
 Merrick M. Russell and Leonard B. Smith, of East Haven, are among the jurors for the January term of the su- periof court.
 Edward B. DarroW, whose burial took place at New London Thursday, for merly resided on Blatchley avenue and removed several years ago to Brooklyn, where he died. He leaves a widow. He was in the insurance business. MT. Darrow was charter member of Live Oak council No. 1927, Royal Arcanum, and his widow will receive ss0O0 ben efit. Live Oak council has lost two charter members this monthMr. Dar- row and Joseph H. Snow-and will dls- purse $6,000 to relatives. Their numbers on the council enrolment were 26 and 2S.
 John Smith, of Sherland avenue, is cut again after fracturing his kneecap five months ago.
 The Church of the Second Advent is to receive a set of stained-giass win doWs.
 The committee of arrangements for the nineteenth annual ball of Dayton Hook and Ladder company, to be given Monday evening, met last evening. Members of the committee are K. w. Newell, William McManus, John Mc- Manus, John Pickett and F. W. Love say.