The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-16

Great congreeational Field Day in New I Haven and viclnity-List of Speakers -President capen, IL. D., of American Board. and Many Other Eminent Men Rev, A. J. smith's Return Co Hts People-Rev. Elmer FerriH-Rev. MT. Drlver-Other Features.
 E The following is the list of assign E ments for speakers Sunday, April lI, in i the Congregational pulpits of New Ha- { ven and vicinity. Many of these speak CTS are of national reputation. and all E will present in a graphic and original f way the many sided nature of the be- nevolent work of the Congregational churches.
 H The object of the field day is not to raise money, for no collections will be taken, but to impart information and I arouse enthusiasm. It is the crowning 4 9eature in the union services held this past season by the ongregationalists, and is intended to emphasize their fel- lowshiD in good works.
 
 Browne os Turkey, Rev. Edward s. Tead. Secretary Educational society.
 Plymouth-a. m: Rev. Judson Smith, D. D., secretary to American board: Rev. Charles H. Richard, D. D., sec retary Church Building society; p. m., # Union meeting. Rev. Joseph B. Clark, D. D.: Rev. E. s. Tead, Rev. George F. Herrick. D. D.; Miss w. Dean Mof- |1 fatt.
 lN Dixwell avenue-a. m., Rev. A. F. Beard, D. D., secretary of American Missionary association; Charley K. Tracy. of Hartford.
 Taylor church--a m, Rev. William < A. Campbell. Roxbury, Mass, repre- senting the home work; E. A. Yarrow, under appointment as missionary. | Dwight Place-a. n., Rev. James L. Barton. D. D., secretary American board; Rev. William c. Puddifot field secretary of Home missions. United church-a. m., Rev. George F, Herriich, D. D., Turkey; Don o. Shel- ton. district secretary Home Mission ary society; D. m., Union meeting President S. B. Capen, LL. D.; Rev. w A. Farnsworth, D. D.; Rev. George M Boynton, D. D.; Rev. Charles H. Rich ards. D. D.; Rev. A. F. Beard, D.
 Howard avenue-a. m, Rev. c. c Creegan, D. D., secretary American Board: Miss M. Dean Moffatt, repre- senting the Home societies.
 Center church-a. m.. Rev. H. O. Dwight, IL. D., Constantinople; Rev. J w. Cooper, D. D., secretary of the American Missionary association.
 West Haven-a- m, Rev. J. Henry House, D. D., European Turkey; Miss D. E. Emerson, Woman's Board of A M. A.
 Humphrey street-a. m., Harry Wade Hicks, assistant secretary A. B. c. F M; Rev. w. H. Ward, D. D, editor oi the Independent.
 Church of the Redeemer-a. rn., Pres ident S. B. Capen, IL. D., Boston; Rev 1j Joseph B. Clark, D. D., secretary Home Missionary society: p. m, Union meet. ing, Rev. w. G. Puddifoot; Miss D. E Emerson, Rev. George H. Hood, Rev c. E. Frying.
 Whitneyville--a. m., w. A. Farms worth, D. D., Cesarea; Prof. J. c Campbell, representing A. M A.
 Davenport-a. m., Rev. Charles B Ewing, China; Rev. George M. Boyn. ton, D. D., secretary Sunday school an6 publication society.
 Grand avenue-a. nn., Rev. Edward S Hum, India; Rev. F. P. Woodbury. D D.. secretary A. M. A.
 Pilgrim church-a. m, Rev. William IL Beard, China; Rev. George A. Hood secretary Building society; D. m, Rev c. c. Tracy, D. D., Rev. J. w. Cooper D. D., Rev. J. L. Barton, D. D., Rev. F F. Woodbury. D. D.
 East Haven-a. n,, Rev. c. c. Tracy D. D., of Turkey; Rev. William w McLane. D. D., representing Home so. cieties p. m., Rev. J. Smith, D. D., Dor o. Shelton. Rev. J. H. House. D. D. Prof. J. c. Campbell.
 Orange-a. m. William 0. Ballantine M D., oe India: Rev. W. A. Duncan D. D., Sunday school and publication society; D. m., The same speakers witt the addition of Charles K. Tracy.
 Woodbridge-a. m., Rev William B seabury, appcintee to China; Rev Charles A. Jones, D. D., Home Mission ary society; p. m., the same speakers with the addition of Rev. J. K. Browne
 North Haven-a. m. Rev. Joel S Ives, representing Home missions Prof. A. L. Gillett of Hartford, foreigl missions; p. nl. the same speakers witt the addition of Harry Wade Hicks
 The address at the union meetings o the evening will be short, but full O good things. The general subject fo the evening is Christian Steward ship"
 THE CHURCH OF THE REDEEMET
 In connection with the denomination al field day of the Congregations churches the pulpit of this church vii be occupied in the morning by Samue B. Capen, IL. D., president of tn American Board of Foreign Missions and the Rev. Joseph E. Clarke, D. D. secretary of the Congregational Hom Missionary society, who will speak a out great benevolent and evangelizinl agencies. No collection will be taken In the afternoon at o'clock there vii be a union service for young peopl under the direction of Harry Wad Hicks and Don o. Shelton, well knowl leaders in the modern young people, movement At 7:45 o'clock a genera union meeting will be held and will b addressed by Miss D. E. Emerson, ant the Revs. Charles F. Ewing, Georg H. Hook, and w. c. Ruddifoot. A. M