The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-19
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
DoIHGS AT VARIOUS CHURCHES
 TOMORROW.

Funeral of Miss Nellie BrOoks-Mrs.
 Thomas Rogerson Expected Home To-
 day-Number of Women from East
 Pearl Street M. E. Church Attend
 summeracId Entertainment.
 At the Grand Avenue Congregational church on Sunday at 10 a. m. the pas tor Rev. pr. Sheath, will preach on .The Prophet Isaiah and Prophecy" The Y. P. s. c. E. will hold a Thanks giving service at 6:15 p. m. Evening worship at 7:S0, when the pastor will speak on Our Royal Inheritance" pr. Sheath will preach the sermon at the union Thanksgiving service in the East Pearl Street M. E. church on Thursday morning at 1O.30 o'clock
 The pastor, Rev. E. w. Stone, will i speak at the Grand Avenue Baptist church tomorrow morning on, The Thankful Heart In the evening at 7:3O his subject will be, ''The Giver of All Good" This. church will unite in union Thanksgiving services in the East Pearl Street M. E. church Thurs day morning.
 At the East Pearl Street M. E. church tomorrow there will be morn- ing and evening worship at 10:3O and T:30. with sermons by the pastor, Rev. k. c. Tullar. The following programme of music has been arranged:
 Morning Prelude, Largo (sonata No. l7. Beethoven; anthem, T Am Alpha and Omega stainer; ofrertory, Tho Your Sins Be as Scarlet" Root; post lude, allegro in D, Whitney.
 Evening Prelude, "Offertoire in A Batiste; anthem, The Radiant Morn" | Woodward; offertory, Before the Throne of Glory Nevin; anthem, Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone" Havens; postlude, chorus in F, Dubois. l The funeral of Miss Nellie l. Brooks was held from her late home, 59 At water street, yesterday afternoon. Many relatives and friends attended, the company completely filling the house. The services were attended by Rev. Dr. Sheath of the Grand Avenue Congregational church, of which the deceased was a member. Dr. Sheath paid fitting tribute to the departed, speaking of her long years of service as teacher and of her excellent life. There were present many members of the Daughters of Liberty, and the fun eral service of the order was read. The D. of L sent a handsome floral tribute, and there were similar tributes from the schools and relatives and friends. The interment was in the Evergreen cemetery. The bearers were Burton s. Strickland, Friend H. Francis, David R. Pollock and George A. Booker. There are uncalled. for letters at Sta tion A addressed to Comrade George c. Setchell, w. G. Yakawicze and Andrijo Zanbrasling.
 Captain Albert Bishop, Albert Bish- CD and wife and Mrs. Jennie Wood- house, have returned on the Bishop I launch from New London. For several weeks they have occupied a cottage at Eastern Point and have made num- Der of fishing trips out on the sound.
 The two nights whist at Harmonic | hall under the direction of several so- cieties connected with St. Francis church was very successful affair, about $50 attending on Thursday night. The first prize for the best play on both evenings was won by Thomas Hanigan, the ladies prize was won by Miss A. M. Blondin. The gold watch was awarded to Miss K. Connor of At water street.
 At Grace church Sunday the Rev. MT. Alcott will preach in the morning. In the evening the Rev. F. M. Burgess, curate of Christ church will officiate and preach.
 Floyd Holsapple of Yale will read the service and deliver a sermon at Christ church, East Haven, Sunday at 4 O. clock.
 l Mrs. Thomas Rogersol of 220 Ex- change street is expected home to-day after d four months visit with her par. ents in London, England. She comes | by the American liner St, Paul. About. twenty members of the Ladies Aid society of the East Pearl street