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Scorn Nonwar‘x CONGBIGATIONAL.—
Rev. J. A. Biddle, pastor. Preaching at
10:3); on; Young Peoples’ meeting at
6:;40 Pmchiugat 7:30 p. In.
Scorn Nonwm Innootsr. —-Rev
Otho Barthoiow, or Boston, will preach
tomorrow at both services.
Scorn Nouwaut Burner-Rev. Arch-
ibald Wheaten, pastor. Subject oi morn:
lug discourse-What real will do. Praise
service at? p. or. 7:30 o’clock, sermon
before the teachers at the public schools
Tum. —-Third Sunday alter Easter.
Holy communiorrat 9:3) I. IL: morning
prayer, litany and ssrmou.10::80 even-
song and sermon, 7:30 p. m. Subject oi
evening discounts—What ism { duty to.
wards the parish? How can help the
rector in the work at pariah visiting?
Norman Imonlsr Cocoon—Dr.
Geo. Van Alstyue pastor; service at 10.80
I. an, end 7 30 n. In. Subject for even-
ing, The young end oi the church.
NORWALK Barns-r. —-Rev. Chas. E.
Torrey, pastor. lorning subject—Our
Wdfliy to the small churches oi this state.
lo the evening—Influence oia child.
Christian Endeavor meeting It 0:30 p.m.
Nouwrcx CONOBIGATIONAh-In the
morning Dr. Noble will preach upon—
‘l'boaruse oi an ever present God. In
the evening his subject will tie—The
hard things oi liie—what they are for
and how they are to be met.
Brushwooo UNION Charm. -—Suhject
—Growing up. Wednesday evening-
Joan gives II o.
Anvm Gunman mecca, Van z tndt
Ave., East Nor-elk. 10:30-—Praoching
by the paetor. H. H. Tucker. 12 in.
Sunday echool. 0:3080cialoervloe. All
are invited. 7:30 preaching. Subject—
Tbeatonemrnt- Is it vicarious punish-
ment or a means to an end; which?
Th'n to the sixth eermou on this subject.
Bowamx ll. E—Rev. 0 E. Tree,
the newly appointed pastor, is drawing
large congregations by his popular etylt-
oi preaching. He is announced to on.
liver I eermon tomorrow evening on a
glimpte oi heaven.
A 11.3. CHURCE—The quarterly
meeting of thtconiereuce year will be
.vbeld to marrow. Luvs least, 10:” I. rm:
breaching. 3 p. m ; communion service,
.30 p. m.; prayer and praise meetings
-between regular servicea. Rev. '1'. R.
Gelz. the pseswidi elder. will beassiat»
ed by Rev.W rry. oi Greenwich
tone of Temper-nee Convention.
At the state convention oi Sons oi
Tenqwraucs held in Winsted Thursday,
George B. Bill, grand worthy patriarch.
”retitled: KW. liar. grand scribe, re-
potted: Number oi divisions at date oi
lh‘tt report, 47; charters granted since
tart report, 0; divisions at present time,
00; tr tal number oi members December
31.1“, 140; total number oi membrro
larch 31, 1803. 3,401.
--Ilook at Percy E. Ferris adv. on 4th
Nth m
.a were tro- mayor lento.
The next school term begins on lon-
day, April m It is especially ddslrahle
that new pupile present themselves the
liotdayotflmm.,tohs to
their variousgradea. All children who
hvanot hitherto attended school and
where parents intend to have them at
load during the reboot year maning.
~Wahant’smy. ”popular
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seem Nonwthi. CONN. lumen”. APRIL 26.1890.
IUICUMB CHRISTIANITY.
Annual Gymnasium inhibition at the
Young loa'a m Association.
A large number were in attendance at
the annual gymuaoiutu exhibition oi the
Young Ian's Christian Anociatlon loot
night. andweretreoted toailpeaxhlbi-
tion oi gymnastics.
At ten mlnutea past eight o’clock Nei-
sonBsnedict. masteroierremoules,open-
ed tho exercises with a tow appropriate
remarks, alter which Proisaaor Blaker
lesacd niueoi tht membero appeared
on the floor tor the dumb hell drill,
which was gone through in an excellent
manner, the boys leaving the floor amid
rounda oi applause. .
The next number on the programme
was one in which all were deeply inter-
'ested.uamely,, the tughoiwar between
Y. I. C. A. boys and Company I
gmcwbioh weraluads up as tuition.
Ana-n. ”Ilium ville
definition Selleclr sued-ms Hal.
Company team. Henry Iatbles, Fred
Goepler Camp and Thomas Hunt.
Nelson lot and Edward G. Aiken
acted eat 9 keeper and reieree. Aw
two and one-hall minutes the first but
was awarded to theY. me. A. boyo,
they having gained two and oueohali
inches on the rope.
Next came the exercises on tho
lel bar, in whicthill Bail, Will Hunt-
er, George Kroc, James Hubbell and
Charles Buckley did some very neat
work. .
Following this came the high kick.
Geo. Krou was the best man for the
arsociatiou. Be kicked 8 ieet 3 inches,
and Thomas Hunt. for the Company F
boys, excelled all eliorts by kicking the
pan at the height oi 8 tool 5 inches:
The kicking mule was next brought
out and rode by neveral, much to the
pleasure oi the audience.
Theercoud beat at the tug-oi-war was
theu'cailed. The teams took theirres.
pective positions, and at the sound oi
the whistle commenced work once more.
At the end oi two minutes’ pulling the
Y. )1. C. A. boys had secured nearly ten
inches oi the rope and were given the
heat and contest amid loud cheering
from the galleries.
At this point several miscellaneous ex-
erc'nes were gone throng with, including
the rings, horizontal bar, tumbling and
ladders. James Hubbell also did a very
tine leaping act on the trapeze.
The vaulting bar came next, and on
this the highest work was done by Geo.
Kroc. Will Hunter making the second
highest vault.
The concluding number was the high
jumping, in which George Kron led all
the other contestanta.
The entire exhibition was a grand suc-
cess and reflected great credit upon the
members who “took part.
—Special lot Child‘s Spring Heels 10s
11s, 00c. ,Stnith Bros.
An Opportunity hr Grant.
The iollowihg letter has been received
by the Bunnie Su'rmn:
Nrw HAVIN,CL,April23,1890.
Editor Evening Sentinel:
But: -—I saw an articleiu your paper
recently irom Dir. Grant, of Daubury,
uttering to run any man in this notch
miles. Now 1 whh to say that I
am to back Kr. Iionaimn. oi
Brauiord, agaiuot Grant or any other
man in Connecticut tor Smiles for any
reasonable amount. First come, ilrst
revved. Respectiu‘lvlycm
—-(lreat bankrupt sale of artificial
flowers at the Boston Store. A rare
chauoetc buy iiowersat less than hall
value. ......_...._._.____
'rao Board oi leolth loans um
Thetowu Boardoiflealthhelda
meeting It the up-town oilloa oi the
selectmrn yesterday ailerneon and pus-
ed I 'reaolutlcndirscttngall psraooaown-
iug land upon which dead animals have
been deposited, to bury thomat ones.
under penalty oi having the health laws
if
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Therowasalargsattsndancsatlnsie
Hallimtaight. TbeplaywssBoyatou’s
Oath. Imalodrsmathot gavsiullsoops
tothflalsutoilisslieddluglr. Smith
andthooompauy. Atthecloaeoithe
playtln iiucplushparlersstwasgiveu
to A. 11‘. Austin, oi Norwslk, who hold
thelnckynutnber.
The weeka’ eagagsmentwill clueaio-
uight with The Pearl of Savoy. Moi
the hestoi dramas, in which the inll
compauywiiiappsar.
flaunt-whoa.
D. J. Canary, the celebrated trick
rider, will bethedrawing cardatCom-
pony F's anniversary entertainment at
the armory next Thursday night.
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New
W.‘F9,f. ,
iormauce tie/the that ”fill Wit
he.iudaed,thatheseematotskethenn-
iortuuote machine to pieces audprac-
‘ticeeaome feat of equitaiion upon each
oi them, riding the backbone like a
witch does a broomstick, whirling on
one wheel only, and playing some trick
or other with the spokes and the handle.
brides up tobedand downtobreak-
iast. sometimes on one wheel, sometimes
on another. And if Mr. Canary is knock-
edoii his machine in reventy diifereut
ways, he has seventy modes at mount.
lug. Needless tosay, the gentleman is
an American.”
"The King's Pool."
In 1890, at the beautiiul theatre an-
der-Wien, in Vienna, the home of comic
opera oi the German school, and theaeat
of origin snccemively oi the works 01
lillccker, Genoa and Stranae, there was
first produmd I new opera by Adolph
Iiueller, the successor oi the three emi-
nent composers named in the conductor’ a
chair oi the theatre. The title oi the
work was: “Der Hoinarr,” or ireely
translated, "The King‘s Fool,” and it
was the first work oi any great preten-
sioue which its author had ever present-
ed as an aepiraut for the world'a favor.
It scored an instantaneous success.
The music was bright, tuueiul and sub-
stantial withal. 1t partook oi the airy,
rippling Gallic character, and of the ter-
rid, rhythmatic German style about
equally. The Vieueee public was at once
delighted. The book by Wittman and
Bauer, Vienna's most noted satirist and
wit respectively, was en rapport with
public feeling, and “The Ktug'a_ Fool"
roseat once to the pinnacle of popular
lover. The Emperor ordered the new
operaspeciaily performed at hm (hurt
place and the royal summer realdence'.
It was demand Hie Isjmty endorsed
the verdict oi the prom and public of the
Austrian capital. At once "The King’s
Fool” became the public craze, and in
the two years which elapsed between its
first production in Vienna and its initial
American presentation it ran continuous-
ly with unabatiug popularity at no less
than 35 oi the principal theatres oi the
Ge u Empire.
King's Fool’s”. enema in Vienna
had been witnemed by Herr Couried iu
persou,Ind upon it he decided as the
fittest subject tor the inauguration of the
era oi operatic origin at the Columbia
Theatre, Chicago. The original manu-
script, costumes. piston and orchestral
scoreaoi tbeopera,wereat once sent
over irom Vienna. The libretto was
translated, re-writtsn and Amalcauined.
Deslgusiorthescunesaudincidsntal in-
vestitnre were made by Kerr Couried.
New people were engaged to create the
leading rolea,and the entire company
wasatoncetakeu toChicago, wherere-
hearsals waeat ones begun, and upon
December 34th. 1888. the tint American
production was given at the (blamhio
Theatre. Chicago. under the musical di-
rection oi Herr Edward Poell, who had
conducted at theoriginai psriormonca
in Vienna, under the composer’s esplorr
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