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 Cluh--Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Kendall
 Left for EurOpe-AnnuaI Meeting of
 Grace r. 10. Church-Death of Jacob
 Hemingway-~LOdge and Social News
 About fifty people attended the meet ing of the Outlook club in the chapel of the Grand Avenue Baptist church evening. The president, Rev. Charles c. Smith, presided. There was an interesting debate on the topic, Re solved, That the press is greater than the platform" The speakers were: af- Ernest P. zuber, captain; Mrs. Sarah Jacques, Elmer Kallgren and Miss Ida May Hendee; negative, Maurice Hatfield. captain; Ida Waters, John Perkins, Jeannie Farren. The judges were George l. Sturges, chair man; Ruth Smith and Ruth Wilson, After the debate and the rebuttal the judges decided in favor of the nega- tive side It was voted that the club meet Wednesday evening for special business, and that each member bring brief original story or poem to read
 Captain William l.. Futile, formerly of this place, and now of the Soldiers home at Noroton, Conn.,, came over yes- terday to visit friends and late yester- day afternoon he had a severe attack of heart failure ana fell in Grand ave- nue. He was taken into the drug store of J. T. Hillhouse, where restoratives were given him, and in half an hour he was able to leave for the center of the city, He was formerly in the Unit ed States navy. MT. Futile complained of feeling very badly, and his condition was regarded as serious for time
 Gospel service at the w. c. T. U. hall Sunday afternoon, Rev. Mir. Will son of the Beers street church will preach, and Hubert Hill will give a vo- cal solo,
 Saturday night mass meeting for boys in charge of MT. Kensey of the Y. M. c, A, at the w. c. T. U. hall.
 Services at the Grand Avenue Con- gregational church to-morrow include morning worship at 1O:3O a. m. and preaching by the pastor, Rev. pr. Sheath Theme, What the Risen Christ is Doing for Us" A special offering for home missions, supplemental to that of last Sunday. Sunday school at noon. and Sunday school in Ferry street chapel at p. m. The Y. P. s. c. E. at 615 p. m. and evening worship at 7:S0. Subject, Gain and Abel. Tuesday evening, meeting of prayer and praise; subject. "A Visit to Turkey in the Good Ship Williamstown."
 Rev. R. E. Brown of Pilgrim church will exchange with Rev. Charles G. Smith of the Grand Avenue Baptist church, Sunday morning.
 Rev. Charles G. Smith will preach at the Grand Avenue Baptist church Sun day evening on the topic, The We'll Ordered House.
 A very pleasant affair of Wednesday evening was the meeting of the En- press club, when the members paid a surprise upon Mrs. Sobe of Grafton street. For the whist prizes were awarded to Miss Lowe, Mrs Groark Mrs Blondin, Mrs Wilmot, Mrs. O. Meara, Mrs Rice and Mrs. John Moore There was also dancing and a banquet,
 MT. and Mrs. NV Kendall sailed from New York yesterday for Queenstown and will be absent for three months for tour in England, Scotland and the continent.
 Dr. Mary Moody will arrive in about a week from Passadena, where she has spent the winter.
 Mrs F. w. J. Sizer of Lenox street will go abroad in a few days and will spend the summer in Scotland.
 Mrs. J. H. Augur of Grand avenue will sail for Europe with a party of friends May 12, and will be abroad foul months.
 The parish of Grace church, at thu annual meeting held this week, voted 2 unanimous call to the rector, Rev George A. Alcott to continue in tha capacity for another year. He will als( DTGdCH Christ church in East Haven, as he i at present doing. The parish is to re decorate the interior of Grace church and several hundred dollars is on hand to meet this expense.
 Arbor and Bird day will be observe at Strong school with programme o appropriate exercises held in Room 19 by pupils of grade T, in the afternoon o that day. Pupils of grades s and vii also attend For the Memorial da services the exercises will be held tn, day before Memorial day at Stron school, and the pupils of grades 5, ' and 8 will assemble in Grannis hal l where the exercises will take place There will be national songs by Th | school and "reminiscences of the day Professor Benjamin Jepson.
 Fifty-one pupils of the Fair Have schools will sing in the school chorus a l the veterans bazaar at the armory thi afternoon.
 Mrs. E. H. Barker of 19S Blatchle, avenue is quite i'll with tonsilitis, ant ! her daughter Miss Julia Barker, Ina just recovered from the same ailmeni I Jacob Hemingway, formerly mel l chant in this city, and also at one tim
 residing in East Haven, died at Mar hansett, Long Island, Thursday at tn age of seventy three years. The rt mains will be brought here to-day, ar
 the funeral will be held at 3 p. m. g the chapel of the East Haven Congre gational church. The deceased leave a widow and one son, Arthur p. Hen 1 ingway of New York. MT. Hemingwa