The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-21
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 gatiOnaI Church This week-Many Spectators at Opening of Roller Skate RInk-Hash and Pancake Supper TO= morrow Night -DeacOns Protest Against Sunday Driving and Speed ing. Last evening in the chapel of the Grand Avenue Congregational church, another in the series of evangelistic services was held. Dr. Senath, in in troducing the service, said that the afternoon meeting had proved very en- couraging, one person had manifested a desireto lead a Christian life. and a husband and wife wished to join the church, having been members in an- other town. The singing was led by w. c. Fairbank of Middletown. Leaf lets with the new Northdeld confer- enece hymn
 "Oh, what a change
 When I shall SC his wonderful face were distributed, and the hymn was sung by the congregation. After Scrip ture, reading by Dr. Sheath and prayer by Deacon W. s. Bishop, MT. Fair bank sang, Must l Go Empty Hand ed?' The hymns to be used at these services are in the new "Northheld Hymnal."
 Dr. Sheath used as a basis for his remarks last evening the text, How oft would l have gathered you as hen gathered her chickens under her wings. but ye wold not" He said: In the first place the Lord invited us all to come under the wings of his love. He also took us under the wings Of his protection and his comfort. The Jews refused to accept Christ largely through prejudice; and many in this day were refusing their Lord through prejudice and through the love Of sell. Others refused because of belief m their self-suff1ciency. | In closing pr Sheath made an earnest plea for sin ners to return to the Lord.
 MT. Fairbank sang -tenderly the hymn. "Under His Wings My Soul Shall Abide The closing prayer was by Rev. Charles 6. Smith of the Grand Avenue Baptist church,
 These services areto be continued every day this week at 3 and 7:90 p. m. and all who are interested are invited by pr. Senaeth to attend.
 The only Quinnipiac rink at Grand avenue and Brihgt street was reopened ] for roller skating last night and was crowded with skaters and spectators. Itis estimated that during the evening 1000 people were present. The rink Is under the direction of MT. Hoyt. A band was present and furnished n11- sic. The ceiling was hand somely dec- orated with flags and bunting. The scene last night reminded many of the the Quinnipiac rink of twenty years ago, which was built especially for roller skating!
 There will be a special meeting of Adelphi lodge, F. & A. M, this even- lar meeting. ~~e~ ~~.4.-<-
 Thomas Benton of Quinnipiac avenue is visiting in Scranton, Penn. Saturdays football games included the following: Clinton avenue, il; Ce- dar Hills, 5. Young Hustlers' Young Red Rivals, 0.
 James Kemble and Frank Henley are visiting in Chicago
 The degree team of Quinnipiae con- clave of Heptasophs worked the degree @ on class in Danbury Saturday and were afterwards entertained at a ban quet.
 Miss Anna Smith has returned from Philadelphia.
 55@ A business meeting of the Strong Alumni association will be held at the Strong school Friday evening.
 A meeting of Home council, No. 10 s Brotherhood of Relief, will be held ir w, c. T. U. hall, 19 Grand avenue, this evening at o'clock for the purpose oi electing two candidates to fill vacan' cies caused by death. It is desired that as many members as possible at tend.
 A regular meeting of East Pears street Chautauqua circle was held las evening.
 }{The ladies of the Grand Avenue Bap' ' tist church will serve a hash and pan cake supper in the dining room of tn church tomorrow at 6:30 D. m.
 The deacons of the Grand Avenu Congregational church Sunday ap preached their pastor. Dr. I. w Sheath, and informed him that the, had decided to enter protest agains Sunday driving and speeding on tn / Clinton avenue speedway. After conference it was, arranged that Dl Sheath should inform the Speedwa; association of this purpose, and thu give them the opportunity to take tn initiative in stopping the Sunday rae ing. Dr. Sheath said that he was no aware of the Sunday matches, an while he approves of the speedway O other days, he in entire sympath , with the deacons.
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 GAMBLING ALLEGED AT CAFT # Arthur A. Hermann, proprietor ( the Pabst cafe at 768 Chapel stree was arrested late yesterday afternoo by Detectives Dorman and Denneh on charge of keeping a gaming hous A peculiar gambling apparatus, know to the initiated as a '..sweatboard," wa confscated by the police.