The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-22
AT GRAND AVE. CHURCH
NEJV HAVEN COUNTY SUNDAY
 SCHOOL CONTENTION.
To be Held Next Thursday--A Number
 of Excellent Addresses-0ther Fea- lures of the Programme.


 lures of the Programme. The programme for the New Haven County Sunday school convention has been prepared, and an interesting gathering is expected. There are about ninety scholars connected with the as- sociation, which convenes at the Grand avenue Congregational church Thursday, May 25. The programme is as follows: 1O:S0 Home Department Rally. Special invitation is given to all in- terested in this department of work. (a) Devotional Service. (b) Short Reports. Ic) Address by Mrs. Flora ". Stebbins, Fitchburg, Mass. (d) Conference conducted by Mrs. Stebbins. 12:00 Recess and Social Hour. The ladies of the church will pro- vide lunch counter where dele gates can secure. lunch at a nomi- nal charge. Tea and coffee win be provided free.
 This rally will furnish a rare op- portunity to the Home Department Workers of New Haven and vicini- ty, as Mrs. Stebbins has few equals in the United States as practical worker. Sha is a most interesting speaker. '+@e,
 @ AFTERNOON SESSION. *@-a 1:S0 Devotional Service. 1:45 Address, Practical Methods in the l Elementary Grades" '< Miss Lucy G. Stock, Springfield, Mass. Miss Stock will be kindly rernem- ' bersd as our state primary secreta- ry for several years. - 2:10 Discussion. 2:35 Address, "The Greatest Institution on Earth" % Mrs Flora V. stebbins. 800 Discussion. "- 3:3O Address, Practical Temperance Teaching"
 Rev. E. c. Tuliar, East Pearl Street M. E. church. $50 Conference, Conducted by MT. Spooner, secretary Connecticut
 Temperance Union. APO Division into Conferences. 4:30 Primary Conference. This confer
 ence will be in charge of Miss
 Edna E. Wilson, primary su-
 perintendent of the Dwight
 Place Congregational Sunday school. 4:30 Superintendents and Teachers Conference. This conference will be conducted by A. G. Mcintyre, superintendent Grand avenue Congregational Sun day school, at which time the sub ject for. discussion will be, "Practi- cal Grading in Our Sunday Schools
 dies of the Grand avenue Congrega- tional church, for which twenty five cents will be charged. Seats at the table will only be provided for those who purchase their tickets in advance. '5
 The superintendent of each Sum- day school will have the tickets for sale and they can be purchased from him on or before May P.
 Instead of after dinner talks, the quartette of the Grand avenue Con- gregational church will be present and favor us with several selec- tions.
 EVENING SESSION. 7:3O Song Service. 7:45 Scripture Reading and Prayer,
 Rev. W. H. Bawdsn, Pastor Ol-
 ivet Baptist Church. 800 Address, 1.-The Sunday SchooI,''
 Rev. F. B. Stockdale, Pastor of
 the First Methodist Church,
 Meriden, Conn. $40 Closing Words.
 Rev. I. W. Sheath; Pastor of the
 Grand avenue Congregational
 church.
 Adjournment.
 ANNOUNCEMENT
 Rev. George Foster Prentiss, pastor of the Davenport Congregational church, will have charge of the music for the day.
 MT. Prentiss will be assisted by J. Richard North, superintendent of the North Haven Congregational Sunday school, cornetist.
 Visiting friends from out of town can reach the church by trolley from the depot, transferring at State and Chapel straetS