The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-05-01

Senator Stewart is reported as going
back to the west to retrieve a lost for
tune. 1t is gone, and so are his friends
in whom he invested: But Jesus says
there is a way to use our possessions
so that we shall always have friends
here and hereafter. Use them so that
you shall have helpful friends in the
future life. He is not speaking to mil
lionaires, but to poor disciples. Instead
of wasting or boarding, use that which
God gives you in such ways that it VIII
prove blessing to you in heaven. How
shall we use our possessions? For the
church, the poor and good, legitimate
movements. How can friends he help
full in heaven? / do not know. Jesus
says they can and win. We certainly
can secure the approval OF GOD ana
those who are with Him. He that CIV
eth to the poor lendeth to the Lord. God
becomes your debtor InasTnuch as We
did it until one of the least of these,
my brethren, we did it unto me- Gods
apDlaudit is sure to follow. Heaven is
a life of service and we may be happy
in the ministry OF apprecfative friends
there just as we are here. For example,
the church ministers to the moral and
spiritual welfare of men, helps and
comforts the poor and afflicted; bright
ems and blesses childhood and old age;
sustains men and women in the midst
of the burdens of life. IT helps men in
time and assures them of eternity. He
who assists church., is making unto
himself friends in eternity to bless his
life. Every soul saved and helped will
prove such friend. This is what Jesus
taught. Be wise, use your time. talent
and money to bless others here; so they
may bless you in the life to which you
are rapidly fastening
In the evening an evangelistic service
was held, with sermon by Rev Thomas
C. Mckay of Taylor church.
. At the Grand avenue Baptist church
Rev. Ernest A. Thomas of Central
Falls. r. l., preached both morning and
evening. t~-
Rev. Walter C. Roberts of Christ
church, Corning, N. Y, brother of DIR.
E. K, Roberts, preached at Grace
church last evening. = e
The Easter cantata Life and Death"
by Shelley, was rendered by the vested
choir at the East Pearl street church
last evening.
Yesterday completed the end of the
music year in churches and next Sun
day there will be several changes In the
composition of nearly all of the choirs.
At the Grand avenue Baptist church
last evening the choir was assisted by
MT M scfa xyH,A
played for the offertory Dyorak's Lar
CO. from the New World symphony.
The public donation day Of the Home
for the Friendless will be on Wednes-
day, May 26. ,--....
r. M. Kelly has purchased the groc-
cry business of Peter M. McKeon at
Chapel street and Blatchley avenue.
Thomas r. HUSTON has sold out his
business at 1S5-1H East Chapel street
and intends moving to the west.
At the whist party given by st. An
thongs guild at the home of Mrs. Hal
loway of Lloyd street prizes were won
and J. F. Gibbons.
Ten candidates We're initiated by
Loyal council, K. of c., Friday evening.
L. J. Mundelin and family have re-
moved from 213 English to PA Chat
ham street.
Mrs. L. M. Hartman of East Pearl
street has returned from Pennsylvania.
This evening the sale of pews at Pill
grim church will take place.
The general donation committee of
the Home for the F'riendless has elect
ed these officers: President. Arthur C.,
Graves; treasurer, Frank w. Pardee;
secretary, Ernest r. Hill; Frederick H.
Brown. Frank B. Walker, Albert 0.
Norton, Oliver S. White, and Burton
Mansfield, members of the executive
committee.
With the new board of aldermen
which meets June the members from