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The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-28
Trinity NJ. D. Church.

At Trinity Methodist church Sunday morning the pastor will preach on "An Invitation for the New Year" The music will te an anthem for opening, "Joyously Ring, Ye Christmas Bells; for offertory Mr Woodstock will sing Christmas by Shelley. During ser vice the Kindergarten, under the man. agenent of d graduate, will be in ses- sion to care for and teach small chill dren and thus help parents to church. The Sunday scnool will provide class privileges to all corners. At the meet ing for the young people at 6:S0 p. m. Mir. Taylor will lead the thought on the topic, Our Accounting At even ing worship the pastor will preach on Tn Self Defense" The quartet will sing for opening. There Were shep- herds by Vincent; for offertory Tt Came Upon the Midnight Clear by Marston These services are open to all without reservation. The elaborate Christmas decorations will remain over this Sunday
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churches which are most actively in- terested in the campaign are anxiously awaiting the beginning of these meet ings. Now that the interest in inc campaign has spread to East Haven where meetings are also to be held, practically the entire New Haven dis trict is included in the campaign. ! In the various cities that Dr. J. will bur Chapman and his fellow evange- lists have conducted meetings, a fea- ture of the campaigns has always been the work of Mir. and Mrs. Willitm A. Asher. The work of Mir. and Mrs. Asher is in connection with the sa- looms of the, city, They do not work outside the saloon doors but in the bar rooms they take their small folding cabinet organ and there hold their meetings.
 MT. Asher is one of those men who can hold a prayer meeting in a sa- loon and do so in way that com mands the respect of every man or woman within sound of his voice HIS meetings in the saloons in Fall River, Mass, where Dr. Chapman has just closed a campaign were extremely sue cessful
 He has talked in 800 bar rooms all over the country, from Mobile, Ala, to Winnepeg, Man, and from Pawtuc- ket, R. l., in the east to St. Paul, Minn. ill the west. Never but once in his ca reer has he met with trouble in sa- loon and that was in a place in New York city known as Gallagher's. Here big six-footer attempted to strike
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CANADIAN EXCURSION.

Commencing December 30. and con. tinuing until January 2, 1908, the N. " N IL & H. R. R. Co will sell special excursion tickets to Montreal and Que bee. Tickets vii be good returning until and including January 25, 1908 Excurion rate to Montreal will bt S11. 60, to Quebec $13.52. and tickets vii be good going and returning via the returning another, These interesting cities extend to excursionists the nov. city of all the winter sports and pas. times, for which they are justly fam. ous.
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EnMorth M. F. Church.

At Epworth M. E. church, corner Edwards and Orange streets, Rev. H. E. Wilson, pastor. Morning worship with sermon by the pastor at 1O;St subject How May We Be Sure oi God?"
 Evening worship and choral service at 7SO The pastor will speak on The Wisdom of the Year"
 The other services of the day are as follows;
 Sunday school at noon,
 Junior league at 3.
 Epworth league at 6:So.
 The union prayer meeting of the CT ange street district will be held at Ep worth church Tuesday evening at 7;45
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vice. The Wednesday evening testi- monial meeting is held at o'clock. A reading room maintained by this church in the Malley building, 9O2 Chapel street, is open daily from 1O a, m. to 5 D. m, except Sundays and legal holidays; on Wednesdays from 10 a. m. to 7:SO D. m Tuesday and Saturday from 7:SO to g p. m. A cor dial welcome to all
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First English Lutheran Church.

First English Lutheran church, Lawrence and Foster streets, morning worship at 10;30 with sermon by Rev. c. F. Malmberg of St. Peter, Minn. Sunday school at l1:30i vesper ser vice at 7:45 with sermon by Rev Mir. Malmberg. The confirmation class will meet Friday at ' p. m. and the church council at D. m.
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Wcstville Union Services.

On account of the fact that the lRev. W. F. A. Slaght of the Westville M. E. church has been called to Canada on account of illness in his family there will be union service tomorrow morning of the Methodist and Congre- gational congregations in the latter church. In the evening there will be a joint meeting of the Christian Endeav- or and Epworth league at the Metho- dist church at o'clock.
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Anthem "The Soft Sabbath calm".
Y. M. 6. \. Meeting for Men.

Tomorrow in Foy auditorium, the mems meeting will be held at S:45 o'clock Mir. Charles P. Tinker of New York city, secretary of the New York City Church Extension and Missionary society of the M. D. church, will speak on grhe Drift Period All men are cordially invited to attend.
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The Church of the Redccmer.

Morning worship with Christmas sermon by the pastor at 10;3o o'clock; Sunday school and adult Bible class at l2 m; United Christian Endeavor ser vice of all the societies in the city, pre- paratory to the Chapman campaign, at 6:3O D. m; evening worship in Welcome hall, Oak street The choir will render special Christmas music both morning and evening and will be assisted by Miss Hendrika Troostwyk, solo violin ist. Following are the programs:
 Morning, 1O:3O o'clock.
 In the Church) Frelude=-C -Chanzonetta from Concerto in D .,......... s...... Tschaikowski
 (Organ and Violin) Carol-"What Child is This2" Barhby Carol-Anthcm- See Amid the Win ter's Snow" .....................W West (With Violin Obligato) Anthem-"And There Were in the Same Country Shepherds" ... Woote (With Violin obigato) Response-The Lords Prayer Burdett offertory-Duet for Soprano and Ten or from "The Holy Child -......
 Horatio Parker (With Violin ObligatoD Postlude Fugue in c major. Bach Evening, 7:45 o'clock
 (In Welcome Hall, Oak street) { Prelude Violin Solo, Angels sere- made" ..t...........,....., Braga Carol-"shout the Glad Tidings7 ,
 Avison Resrohse--The Lords Prayer. Burdett Violin solo-"La Cinquantainen ...
 Gabriel Marie Soprano The Heavenly Song
 Gray (With Violin Obligato) Anthenl-"The Christmas Child
 Eva Louise Bradley tWith Violin Oblgato)
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Church of the Messiah tFirst Univer-
 salist.)

The pastor, Rev. Theodore A. Fircher, will preach next Sunday morning on The Retributlon We Be- lleve In Sunday school at 12 m. Y. r. $. c. A. devotional service at 6:3o o'clock Topic, Beginnings. Leader, Mrs. L. F. Phillips. All are cordially invited to all. services.
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Grace Methodist Episcopal Church.

Grace Methodist Episcopal Church.
 Corner of Howard avenue and Port sea street. The pastor. Rev w. w. w. Wilson D. D., will administer the sacraments of the Lords supper, and baptism and receive new members to- morrow morning and at night preach on The Coming Revival and How to Bring it About, or the Relation of the Human and Divine in It." The ser vices of the entire day will be as fol lows Love feast at 9:30 a. m., holy communion at 10;S0 a. m, preaching at 7:S0; Sunday school at 12 m; Ep- worth league vesper service at 6:S0 p. m. Subject. Our Accounting" Lead CT, Miss Lucina Upham. Week day services: Union watch night service. At Howard avenue M. E church, cor ner Fourth street, and Howard ave nue, led by some one of Howard avenue Congregational church. Class meeting and comrades of the cross Friday at 7:30 p. m. To all of these services the public is cordially invited,
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Second Church of Christ, Scientist.

Sunday services at Warner hall, 1044 Chapel street at 10;SO a. m. and 7.30 p. m. First reader, Rev; s. p. .Simonsen, c. s. B., subject, Christian Science" Sunday school at 11:45 a. m. Testimonial meeting Wednesday at 8 p. r A free reading room is maintained by this church in the Chase building, 1Ols Chapel street, which is open week days from Ii a. m to 5 D. m, and Monday evenings All are welcome.
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St. Panl,s Church.

The services tomorrow Sunday af- ter Christmas day-are Holy Commun- ion at 9:So; morning prayer and ser mon by the Rev Franklin Munion at 1O:SO; Sunday school at 12:15. At T;Sp "a special Christmas service for children at which the scholars of the Sunday school will sing their Christmas carols, and an address by the rector.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-28

The services in St. Thomas church tomorrow are morning prayer and lit- any with sermon by the rector at 10:SO
 and evening prayer at 1 o'clock. The Sunday schools meets at 12:O5. On Wednesday the Feast of the Circum- cision there will be service at 10 a. m.
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Center Church.

Sunday afternoon service, Dec. 2s, 1907. At this service the quartet will sing Berwalds cantata Christmas Tldings."; organ voluntary, March of the Maji Kings Dubois; postlude, "Hallelujah Chorus" Handel.
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CHURCH SERVICES
Much Christmas Music in Wor- ship Lists Announced for
 To- morrow.
SERMONS OF THE NEW YEAR
Several Topics Selected by Preachers Relating to the Passing
 of 1907.

In many of the churches tomorrow Christmas music will again be used at the services. New Year sermons are also taken up by many of the preachers, Some of the church ser vices listed are:
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Plymouth Church.

,Dr. McLane will preach in the morning on Election for Grace Theme of the vesper service will be Judgment"
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-28
CHAPMAN'S HELPERS MT. and Mrs. William Asher, Saloon Workers, a Feat
 ure of Campaign.
APPEAL IS TO MANHOOD
Work Accomplished in Over 500 sa- looms, and Has Been Scattered
 Over Vast Country.

One week from tomorrow the Evan gelistic campaign planned by the large majority of the churches of this city will begin and the members of those
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MT. Fondpar-"Ask the doctor to come to my house immediately. My wife doesn't quite like the baby's looks" Norah--"He's out, sure, but don't veg worry-the homelest babies sometimes grow up quite good look ing."-Town and Country.
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New Haven Hospital.

Evening prayer and address by the Rev. F. s. Kenyon of the Church of the Ascension at 6 o'clock.
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St. Johns P. B. Church.

Sunday after Christmas, Dec. 29. Morning prayer and sermon, 1O:3O. Prelude-Cantilene .............. Pierne Te Deum in B flat. Pointer Benedictus in 5 flat Garrett Kyrie in D, Gloria Tibi in D.. Fowler Offertory-"Unto Us Child is Born"
 Percival Postlude-Allegro symphonique ...,.
 Faulkes Evening prayer and sermon, f.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist.

The services of First Church of Christ, Scientist, are held Sunday at 1O:3O a. m. and 7:9O p. m, in Repub- lican hall Temple and Crown streets, entrance on Temple street. Subject, Christian Science. Golden text, Arise. shine. for thy light is come, and the glory of the Lord is risen up on theer Isaiah k, 1. The Sunday school meets after the morning ser
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ing prayer and sermon by the Rev F s. Kenyon at 1O:3o, evening prayer and sermon at 7:90.
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Up One FIiqht.

ing the intermission h dainty luncheon was served by Fleming. Among those present were Miss Estelle Farrel, Miss Harriet English, Miss Charlotte Wat rous, Miss Margaret Elliot. Miss Mar ion Mason, Miss Helen Macon, Miss Josephine Burgess, Miss Josephine Swain, Miss Dorothy Sargent. Miss Jean Nesbit, Miss Eleanor Russell, Miss Margaret Somers, Miss Frances Somers, Miss Margaret Stevens, Ralph Reed, Wheeler Watrous, Roger Ben ton, Loomis Killam, Ike Bromley, Ed win English, Harry Biggins, Lester Shares. Kenneth Hall, Osborn Doug lass and Richard Wheeler.
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Forbes Memorial Chapel of the
 Epiphany.

Morning prayer and sermon by the Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes, jr,, at l0;SO. Sunday school at l2;t5. Evening pray CT and sermon by the Rev Franklin Knight at I30
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are spent in bar rooms and the value of that moment of uplifting womanly influence is something no man can ever compute.
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Dwight PIace Church.

The services Sunday night at the Dwight Place church will be in recog- milton of the close year and also be preparatory to the evangelistic services which open on Jan. 5. The pastor will speak, as announced last Sunday, on the subject. Why Dr. Chapman Is Coming to New Haven The selec- tlons by the choir are:
 Anthem Cantata Domino in F''....
 Lansing Anthem-"The Soft Sabbath Calm.
 Barnbs Consider and Hear Me- ..... Phieger Even Song While the Days are Going By",.......,...W W. F. Brown
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-28

Miss Antoinette De Forest, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. C. s. DeForest of Humphrey street, is visiting one of her Pennington classmates at the latter's home in Norwich, Conn, for few days. On New Years eve Mrs. De- Forest will give party for Miss An toinette at her home here.
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Mrs. James $, Hemingway of Tenn pie street and her young sons are spending the holidays with her moth CT in Baltimore, Md. They will re- turn to New Haven early next week.
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MT. and Mrs. Walter Malley will leave to- day for Camden, South Caro- lima, for visit of several weeks. A
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There was a large attendance at the meeting of the Riding club in Troop As armory on Orange street last evening After the general rid ing there were some interesting and unique games and sports which were hugely enjoyed. At the close of the meet the party were entertained by Mrs. Henry S. Parmelee at her home on Hillhouse avenue.
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Church of the Ascension. Holy Communion at 7;S0 a. m., morn-
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The hall at the Lawn club was very prettily decorated with holly and Christmas greens for the dance given by Mrs. W. H. Douglass and Mrs. w. A. Spalding, for their daughters, Miss Helen Douglass and Miss Emily Spald- ing. There were about fifty young people wao enjoyed the dancing. Dur
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On Thursday evening MT. Louis 2. Stoddard entertained at dinner at his home on Prospect street Mrs John K. Beach, Hon. George M. Gum of Mil ford, MT. F F. Brewster, Mrs. E. E. Hall, MT. E. C. Stoddard. Major Isaac Bromley and MT. J. B. Darlington.
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IN SOCIETY

The engagement is announced of Miss Polly Curtis, daughter of MT. Julian w. Curtis, Yale 79, to Mir Her bert Pease of New Britain. MT Pease is a graduate of the Sheffield Scientific school, class of 'O2.
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St. Thomas Church.

Evening prayer and sermon,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-10
CITY NEWS.

A son, William Stevens. was borr Sunday to MT and Mrs D. T. Fin negan of Elizabeth street.
 Contractor Thompson has finished work on the cellar walls and piers oi the Baldwin street engine house and everything is now ready for the car. penters.
 Patrick G. Egan of Lounsbury street, for the past twenty-five years an annealer at the Scoyill Manufac. turing company has left the factory and gone into the insurance business
 The railroad company is preparing to build round house on the site oi the big sand bank in South Brooklyn When this is finished that part oi the town will be. one of the liveliest spots of the kind in the state, if il isn't so already.
 The mortuary report for the month of June is as follows: Diph- theria and croup, 1; typhoid fever 1; diarrhoeal diseases, children un- der 5 years, '; diarrhoeal diseases. over years, 1; consumption of phthisis, 2; pneumonia or lung fever, 2; bronchitis, 1 all diseases of the nervous system, g.; heart disease, 4 i; accidents or violence, 9; all other causes except stillbirth, 34; total, 70.
 A supper was given last night at the Bunker Hill church, under the auspices of the Ladies Aid society. Previous to the supper the following entertained the gathering: Miss Mildred Morris, piano selection, Blaze Away; Miss Edyth Meyers, vocal solo; F. L. Stowe, violin solo, accompanied by Mrs W. P. Jarrett; Miss Edyth Mason, recitations. The arrangement committee consisted of Mrs E. H. Oviatt, Mrs William Keaveny, Mrs s. N. Blakeslee, Mrs Ira Hawk and Mrs Henry Meek. The following assisted: Mrs Daniel Rog- CTS, Daniel Rogers, Mrs A. Smith, Mrs J. M. Currie, Mrs Ella Doherty, Miss Nellie Demick, Miss Ethel Keaveny, Miss Ethel Carter, Miss Clara Roxburg. Mrs F. Stowe, Miss Louise Hitchcock, Miss Julia Black and Mrs J. Boben.
 Commissioner Finn is believer in the contention so long held by many that walk ought to be laid through the center of the green running to the sidewalk at the soldiers monu- ment and put number of nice seats at either side for ladies. In this way it would be an easy matter to keep the horrid men from monopoliz- ing all the benches and the park would be useful as we'll as orna- mental. This may be done later on, but it is not likely to be taken hold of right away, though. perhaps. if a committee of women should make an appeal to the park committee for something of that sort there is req son to believe that they would get 1t. Everybody is willing to make things pleasant for the women folks, but there is nothing but kicks and hard knocks for the so-called lords of creation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-10
TIMELY TOPICS.

A special sale on canvas shoes is now going on at the Bernat Holczer shoe store.
 Drop in the store this evening and do not fail to look over the special prices at the Miller & Peck Go.
 That it is worth remembering will be evident when you call in at the Union Credit Clothing Go during one of its August or July sales.
 A July sale is now going on at the Langley Furniture Co; $1 down, s1 a week on $25 or less.
 "A tremendous upheaval Of prices in our suit department; the biggest sacrifice sale of high grade clothing Waterbury ever knew" Do not let this opportunity go by without go- ing to the Jones, Morgan & Co and seeing the great reductions in their Harvard" college cut suits.
 The Model Market Co will have a special sale on meats to-day.
 The July clearance sale of the Grieve, Bisset & Holland Co is now in full blast.
 Its up to you" If you furnish the girl the Boston Furniture Co will do the rest In the line of house furnish ings.
 When preparing for your vacation do not forget to purchase all the lit- tie vacation necessities at Wenzel's Toggery.
 At Halpern's. heavy galvanized wash boilers are selling this week from 6sc up.
 Don't let the opportunity of get ting a bottle of Bells tooth powder now selling for 15c per bottle at N. A. Upham's go by.
 Have the United Gas Improvement Go put a gas range In your home at $2 down and s2 per month.
 If you wish the very latest style in outing suits and straw hats, do not fail to go to J. B. Mulllngs & Son.
 The great midsummer clearing sale at the Curran Dry Goods Co commenced bright and early this morning.
 Go to the English woolen Mills and get a free pair of trousers with a suit. every tenth customer gets a free suit; come in, you may be the lucky one.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-10
PURELY PERSONAL.

A. NJ. Young was in town yesterday for few hours.
 Miss Elizabeth Casey of Baldwin street is spending week at Walnut beach.
 Mrs Peter Hartman and family have gone to the shore for a few weeks.
 Miss Helen Sperry, librarian at the Bronson library, is spending a vaca- tion at Lake Placet.
 Octave Petitjean and his son. Cliff ford will sail tomorrow on the steamer Baltic for Europe.
 Miss Lillian Judd, stenographer in the office of the superior court left Saturday for a month at the shore.
 The Misses Anna and Nellie Noon- an of Wolcott street will leave in a short time for a trip through Can- ada.
 Mrs Katharine White of Washing. ton avenue who has been the guest of Mrs Arthur Durbon of Bridgeport has returned home.
 The Misses Nellie and Teresa Quinn ate the guests of their aunt, Mrs Elizabeth Cowell of 725 Con- gress avenue, New Haven.
 William NJ. Gillette and family have started on their annual trip through the state. They journey by easy stages in Mir Gillette's team.
 Miss Marcella Garrity of North Main street has just returned home after visit to Baltimore and New Haven. While in Baltimore she at- tended the commencement exercises of the Baltimore Medical college and in New Haven the Yale commence ment. Miss Mary O'Brien of New Haven who accompanied her to Bal timore is now her guest.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-10

the Chestnut Hill road was referred to the superintendent of streets.
 Hearings were given to parties in- terested in the layout of Riverside street from West Main street to the cemetery gate and on the extension of Fuller street. No one objected to either project and both were favorably reported to the aldermen.
 The board indulged In a long chat about street work of one kind and another, and wound up by asking the mayor to notify the aldermen of the need of more funds unless lot of work ordered is laid over until next year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-10

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-10

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