The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-06

1t was an Interesting service and one OF
cheer to the inmates.
At the communion service held at the
East Pearl Street NJ, E. church yester-
day six new members were received.
Elder L. B. Giles. of Richmond Hill,
N. Y, preached at the Church of the
Second Advent yesterday.
On account of the Illness of the pas
tor. Rev. D. ]. Clark, the communion
service at the East Haven Congrega-
tional church yesterday was postponed.
Rev. Henry NJ Whitney, D. D., of Bran
ford, preached in the morning and Rev.
Milton E. Phillips, ID. D., of Whitney
vile, preached in the evening.
Saltonstall lodge No. 25S, of East Ha-
ven, reports a membership of sixty
eight, a gain of four in less than one
year.
The degree will be worked on five
candidates and several applications will
be presented at the meeting of Quinni-
piac conclave of Heptasophs this even
ing. One of the conclave's famous clam
chowders will be served under the d.
rection of E. W. Alderman, chairman
of the committee on entertainment.
Members of other conclaves are invited
to attend.
The funeral OF Louisa, wife of John
w. Parker, will be solemnized at her
late residence, 4O4 Ferry street, this aft
ernoon at 2:S0.
Many friends in this vicinity will re-
gret the death of Rev. Nathan Hubbell,
d. D., whose funeral will be held at 271
Bassett street tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock and at the Summerfield M. e.
church at 2:30. Dr. Hubbell a few
years ago purchased a cottage at Nor
ris Cove and lived there for a couple of
summers. He preached as a supply at
the Grand Avenue Baptist church a few
Sundays ago and then seemed to be in
excellent health, and his sudden death
came as great surprise to his friends
in this part of the city. =. ..,...
Rev. b. F. Hurlbut, of YalesvilIe,
preached at the Grand Avenue Baptist
church yesterday and administered the
communion in the morning. Next Sum
day the pulpit will be supplied by Rev.
Ernest A. Thomas, Of Central Falls,
r. I. ..s. ss al.
BY order of the court the plant of the
defunct Ready Bits company on the
east side must be sold at public auction
on or before April 5, and no bid is to be
accepted for less than $4,000. The
house and lot belonging to the company
on Quinnipiac avenue will also be dis
posed of. y .s@.s
Miss Mildred 7. Richards, of Beers
street, has been re-engaged for another
year as contraIto in the choir Of the
East Pearl Street nj. e. church. Miss
Richards has voice of pleasing char
acter which she uses with good judg-
ment.
Mrs. John Miller has returned to New
York after visit to Mr.. and Mrs. A. j..
Metzger, of Lombard street.
Rev. ]. A. Biddle, a former rector Of
Grace church, will give his lecture on
his travels in Europe at the parish
house of the church this evening at 7:45
clock.
The services at st. Andrews M. E.
church yesterday included the Lords
supper in the morning and the pastor
preaching in the evening on the subject
1.-THE Authority Of Jesus
II. II. McINELl, fO u 6 East %INOEHWstlh,
preached at the Second Advent mission
! service yesterday
The special evangelical services for
Sunday evening, begun last evening,
will be continued as follows: Sunday,
March 10, at Pilgrim congregational
church, sermon by Rev w. w. Leete;
March IS. at Grand Avenue Congrega-
tional church, sermon by Rev. w. i.
Phillips; March IS, at Pilgrim church,
sermon by Rev. Prot. F. K. Sanders;
April 2, at Grand Avenue CONGREGATION