The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-25
FORBES CHAPEL DEDICATED
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\COuIlnuGQ rom F1rSL PaR2.l
 And we do moreover hereby relin- quish all claim to any right of dispos- ing of the said building, or allowing of the use of it in any way inconsistent with the terms and true meaning of this Instrument of donation, and with the conservation hereby requested of the bishop of this diocese.
 Tn testimony whereof, we, the said rector, chErch-wardens and vestry- men have caused this instrument of do- nation to have attached to it the seal of our corporation, and the signatures of the presiding officer and clerk of a meeting duly convened on this nine- teenth day of April, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and seven.
 Seal:
 Benjamin R. English, Warden.
 Charles F. Curtiss. Clerk.
 The instrument of consecration was passed after being read to the bishop, who in turn passed it to Rev MT. Knight, who placed it upon the altar. Then followed the reading of the sen Hooper of Durham.
 The consecration service was follow ed by full morning prayer and this by the confirmation service at which time a class of eighteen candidates, the first from the chapel congregation, was pre- scented for confirmation. Then followed the holy communion which closed the service, The bishop because of the late- ness of the hour laid aside the sermon he had expected to preach and spoke briefly emphasizing the responsibilities laid upon the congregation by thls munifcent gift made to them by the will of Mrs, Bradley, and also direct- ing few earnest words of exhortation and encourag cement to the newly con- firined class.
 The congregation was requested to follow the clergy after the service into the parish house where the bishop of fered brief dedicatory prayer for that useful adjunct of the church.
 Then followed a luncheon for the whole congregation, and the Invalid guests in the parish house. This was furnished by the cooperation of the chapel committee and the women of the chapel guild assisted by others.
 tAt o'clock after the luncheon the people quietly returned to the chapel and listened for half an hour to an or gan recital by Prof. Jepson of Yale uni- versity, who most kindly and courteous ly proffered his services for the oc- casion It was musical treat of a high order and Prof. Jepson revealed to the greatest advantage the powers and sweet tones of the new chapel organ.
 It formed a most delightful and rest for the chapel congregation, and we trust for their guests
 The chair occupied by Bishop Brew ster at the consecration service was an historic ones It dates back to the time of Queen Elizabeth when it was used by Bishop of Winchester.
 The following clergymen assisted at the dedication: Rt Rev. Chauncey Bunce Brewster, D. D., bishop of the diocese of Connecticut; Rev. James DeWolf Perry, jr., pastor of St. Pauls; Rev Franklin Knight, vicar: Rev. C.. Brfnley Morgan, D, D., rector of Christ Church; Rev. MT. Fisher, Rev. William F. Beardsley, rector of St. Thomas; Rev George Alcott, rector of Grace church; Rev. A. J. Gammack, rector of Christ church, West Haven; Rev Will Ham H. Burroughs, rector of St. James, Fair Haven; Rev. Floyd s. Kenyon, rector Church of the Ascension;; Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes, 5r., of St. Pauls; Rev. Robert Bell of St. Taul,; Rev. will liam P. Downes of All Saints; Rev. Fred. R. Burgess, curate at Christ church.
 The wardens of St. PauIs present were Benjamin R. English, senior war den, and General E. D. Bradley, jun for warden. The following yestrymen of St. Paul's took part in the service: Eugene R. Beecher, Stanley Mansfield, F. Stanaley Bradley, Joseph H. Smith, George M Griswold, Charles J. Isaac son, Fred Strong, John W. Hut.
 Several gifts to St. Paul's was an- nounced Tuesday at a benediction ser- vice, presided over by Bishop Brewster. Rev. J. DeWolf Perry, jr., read the following statement:
 Seventy-seven years ago this week the founders of our parish met to con- seerate St. Paul's church. To-day we meet to consecrate the offerings given by their children to glorify and render yet more worthy of its purpose the AL mighty God. There is one whose pres enee was expected, but unavoidably prevented whose long and loving care for this building and parish must have first inspired this work now consuma-