The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-24
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
OUT-OF-TOWN SPEAKERS IN
 CHURCHES TOMORROW

Rev. Dr. Earle Taylor at East Pearl
 Street Church--Rev. Dr. KneeIand of
 Boston at Grand Avenue Congrega-
 tional--Rev. E. c. TuIIar to Lecture
 in Higganum-The "SOciaI Secretary"
 by Mrs. E. c. Wheeler of BrOOklyna
 The bazar of the Grace P. E. church closed last evening, at which time large company was assembled. During the evening there was an interesting programme, as published in this paper ed hard for the success of this three nights entertainment and sale, and their efforts have been amply reward ed. The hall last night looked very at- tractive with variety of bright decor ations and pretty booths and tents. There was large variety of useful and fancy articles on sale, and the patron- age was very good. A substantial sum has been realized from this bazaar, which is to be devoted to decorating the in- terior of the church.
 Tomorrow is missionary Sunday in the East Pearl Street M. B. church, and in the evening Rev. Dr. Earle M. Taylor, field secretary for the General Missionary society, will preach.
 Rev. E. c. Tullar will go to Higga- mum Wednesday evening to deliver his illustrated lecture on Rome
 Rev. E. c. Tullar has couple of hun dred more of the church calendars, which can be had on application. MT. Tullar gave away several hundred of these calendars early i'll the year and they were greatly appreciated. It is an illustrated calendar, with texts and quo- taitons.
 1 Next Thursday evening in the Lloyd street kindergarten a lecture will be I given by Miss Jessie l. Scranton, super visor of kindergartens, at the parents meeting. Readings will be given by Mrs, Wallace Hurlbut.
 Rev. MT. Alcott will preach at Grace church tomorrow evening in the series of sermons on the Lords Prayer; text, Give us this day our daily bread"
 At the Grand Avenue Congregational church tomorrow there will be preach ing at 10:S0 a. m. by Rev. Dr. M. D. Kneeland of Boston, secretary of the New England Sunday Protective league. Sunday school at noon; Sun day school in the Ferry street chapel at IS p. m. Tuesday evening, prayer and conference meeting; the pastor will conduct a question drawer. Sunday evening at 7:3O. preaching by the pas tor; subject, His Own City"
 Services at the Grand Avenue Baptist church tomorrow include sermons by the pastor, Rev. Charles c. Smith; topic in the morning "The Gift of the Kingdom" and in the evening, "The Rich Fool" At SIS MT. Sato, of Japan will address the Y. P. S. c. D. meeting on the customs and life of the Japan csc.
 The Congregational club will hold a meeting at the Grand Avenue church Monday evening, March 12. The ladies of that church are to furnish the sup per. A mandolin club of the young people will enliven the social hour with some selections. It will be the annual ladies night meeting, and, as Is usual there will be a lady speaker Mrs Elizabeth c. Wheeler, of Brooklyn, will deliver the address upon The Society l Sarretarv-a New Profession" :" Mrs Wheeler is a talented woman, has de- voted her life for a number of years tc social work, and has the distinction of being the first person to do so.