The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-30

ish. It will be served at 6;8O o'clock.
 The New Haven Baptist association will hold their eighty-second anniver- sary here at the First Baptist church. Wednesday and Thursday, October ? and 3. The programme for the frat day, Wednesday, ts as follows:
 Morning.
 1O:15-Devotiona service, Rev. Vii liam Porkess.
 1O:8o-Call to order by Moderator Rev. R. A. Ashworth.
 Report of committee on program.
 Appointment of committee on nom ination of officers and committees.
 Report of treasurer, F. H. Cram.
 Letter of entertaining church.
 Report of committee on nominations and election/o of officers.
 11--Annual sermon, Rev. Frederick Lent. Ph. D.
 11:45-Appeal for Ministers Home, Rev. F. A. Ashworth.
 Report of committee on incorpora- ton.
 Reading of letters from the churches. F. 30-Dinner.
 Wednesday Afternoon.
 1:S0-One hour, Women's Baptist Foreign Mission society.
 Devotional, Mrs w. A. spinney.
 Solo, Miss Edith Bartlett.
 Reports.
 Address, Mrs. Flora IT. Boggs, India.
 2:S0-Praise service, Rev. c. L. Pierce 2:45-Introduction of new pastors by the moderator.
 Appointment of committees on nom- nation of committees.
 Reading of letters continued.
 Report of revision of constitution, etc.
 Report of standing committees.
 1. State of Religion, Rev, G. F Whittemore.
 2. Benevolenoe, Rev c. c. Smith.
 3. Bible school, Rev. w. A. Spin- ney.
 Paper, Reading the Bible, supt. c, l.. Marsh. 4. Young Peoples Work, Rev. B. F Hurlbut. 5. Missionary and Evangellstic, Rev Oscar Haywood, ID. D. Discussion of reports. 4:45-Address on the Northern Bap- tist convention, Rev. A 4. Ash worth.
 Adjournment. Supper. Wednesday Evening. T-Open air service on lawn, Rev and Mrs. Porkess. | 7.20-Praise service, Rev. c. D. Reid | Anthem, quartette. 7:45-Address, Work of Young People "A Vision of the Hour" Rev. o. w Foye.
 Solo, Miss Lottie Bartlett. S:2O-Address, Origin, History an( Progress of American Baptists," Rev i H. M. King, D. D. The funeral of Mrs. John Jentil was held from the Holy Trinity l church yesterday afternoon with bur | ial in the Holy Trinity cemetery. l The trucking and express bushes l recently bought from the John A l Cooke estate by Benjamin Maltby ha been sold to Charles B. Terrell. MI Terrell will take charge October ant will retain his lumber business as be fore.
 l The cast for "The American Citi zen" which the members of the Wal Illngford Country club will present il the Wallingford theater Thursda evening, November 14, has been SC lected and is as follows;
 Bersford Cruger ..... Stuart Benso Peter Barbury ..,.,,... Carl Gfaesse Edgerton Brown. Win. H. Hapgoo Sir Humphrey Bum. H. L. Dacl Otto Strobel ..s......K. D. Huppar Simms .............. Df. E. H. Crai Willie Bum. ....... Joseph Mayett Lucas ....,.,..,ss.. JoSeph Mdyet | Mercury .....s..... E. Il. BfoWn, | Beatrice Carew .... Miss Elsie Lyo l Georgia Chapin. Mrs, w, H, Hapgoo Carola Chapin ... Mrs. w. s. Russe Lady Bum ...., Mrs. I. 10. BrainaI Annette ...... Miss Mildred Benhal l Clifton D. Allen leaves to-morro7 l morning for Boston, Mass.
 Sullivan Brothers have the contrac for the mason work on the new hou' 1 to be erected for c. V. Young on Sout Elm street. c. F. Wooding Go. hay the carpentry work.
 The fixtures of the meat market yineenza Dlglio on North Colony stree were sold at public auction by sheri l Austin for S25.h0 Saturday morninl