The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-12
Corne Church and Crown.


 will accompany the actress to Europe. Miss slattery has been employed at the clock shop, where she bade her shop mates goodbye Saturday.
 The people of the Grand Avenue Con- gregational church are making ample preparations for the entertainment of the members Of the New Haven Con- gregational club, whose March meeting will be held in that church this evening. The club meets at o'clock and at GAO the ladies of the church will serve one of their famous suppers and covers will be laid for two hundred. The addresses of the evening, to which the public is invited, will be held in the auditorium at o'clock. The exercises will include an address by Mrs. Elizabeth B. Wheel CT of Brooklyn, on "The Social Secre- tary,l New Profession" and an ad- dress by Rev. Dr. McLane, of Plymouth church. There will also be good mu- sic.
 Friends of Waiter Leigh of Quinnl- piac avenue are hoping that he will make a nice fortune out of his new de- vice for shaping the bottoms of trous- CTS. This device, for which he has ap- piled for a patent, he says, promises to sell well in tailoring establishments as 1t has been much commended It is probable that MT. Leigh will manufac- ture and sell the article.
 Services at the churches were well at- tended yesterday Dr Sheath at the Grand avenue Congregational church in the evening preached the second in the Lenten sermons, subject, Jesus, the Light of the World" Lawrence W, Sullivan, the baritone in the choir, who has been i'll, sang yesterday The Sum- day school session was held in the au- dltorium of the church, as the Sunday school room is being prepared for the supper of the Congregational club. The Sunday school singing was led by the church organ, which added much to the musical effect.
 The quartette of the Grand avenue Congregational church will render the cantata "Penitence, Pardo hand Peace" in the church, on the evening of Sunday, March 25 This is a celebrat- ed eantata and will draw together a large audience.
 Denter R. Bradley of Quinnipiac avenue, who breeds fine carrier pigeons. lost his finest bird, which won a blue ribbon in last years races, on Friday. The poacher was hawk MT. Bradley saw the big bird swoop down and bear away his best carrier He says his chances of winning in the coming races are much diminished.
 Friends of Mir. and Mrs. Elmer E. Okeson of 2SS Mckinley avenue will be sorry to learn of the loss of their youngest child, Elmer E., whose death | occurred at the age of ten months.
 Mrs. K. H. Weinschent of Atlantic, Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Sheath, the wife of Dr. Sheath, at their home in Perkins street.
 Rev. Charles G. Smith, pastor of the Grand avenue Baptist church, who was ill the past week at his home in Fix. change street, was able to preach as usual yesterday.
 Harry Leigh is home from Avon, Fla, | having &asteBed his departure by two l months by reason of illness. He is sui fering from several severe carbuncles on the arm and came home to secure | the best medical treatment.
 To-day is the anniversary of the great blizzard of eightee nyears ago. It was regarded as the biggest snow storm of | the century.
 The Woman's Missionary societies of