q LeekIfo "continuance of the
The undersigned, havin
, business couduc
numb
plumage in the past, and most ro-
vow truly,
0L
,. ’ EISTEI BIT II IllllWILI ......
3‘. “metastases-’13s.-
..................... .Sir John Steiner
Hymn—“Jesus Christ is Risen Today". .Cuwy
Kyrte ...................................... ..Anou
fibrin Tibi ............ .. . Unison
lsermou.
- Wm— “He is Risen". ...Simper
insure Coda. . . . . . . ”Pierson
m ................................... W esley
Hymn!!! ............................. Hodges.
'Ghrll In W. . .. .. .. .Zenner
Hymn—“mass the Place”.. . ..Mason
Broom Hymn—“The Butte is O‘ er"..
..Palestl'ina
. Organ prelude.
3Proeudoual.
, song Ito p. m. The following musical
'l’stanuA ........................... “hedges
. Jabtlsto. inA.. ... ...llodges
Hymn—”The Strife lsO'sr“ ...Palutrins
Kylie. In! ............... .Mcrman
'Olnrls’l'ibldnfl .................... ..i'astnn
'0' 11' WI“. '3 OBSERVED I!
I’ll! VARIOUS MIME.
bus-use usual-sis. amp-
slate Issues- osl Ilse-tint more!
mains-laymsslssosm
8-“,th
rstiugtheresurrsetiouofChrlst,wlli be
observedwitbmoretban usual joyous-
ne-iuthe churches oi Norwalk, next
Sunday. Special nudes! mm,
Inmenttlsemveryelsborste, have been
marednhesermansbythe’pumuwiii
beiukeeptw with the day, while the
floraldhlsys‘in the verlotts churches
prunieetobeverybesutiful._’l'becboir
stat. Paul‘s will render the following
Oran Prelude.
Procedural Hymn—“Ohm commonw-
arr-ins”
Anthem-"l'hey have 'l'ahen Away My
'Organ Mode-“Hallelujah l" ........ iiandel
mm nines.
Oran Prelude.
Prumional Hymn—“Jesus Lives" ........
... ...Dr GIuntiett
‘Glulu... "Crotch
lagninesi ............................ Bunnctt
Nuns Dinittna ........................ Battiehill
Anthem-“Thus is a Green nun” "amend
(”Interim—”Why Seek ye the Living
Among the Dead" .............. l. A. Glare
Receselonal Emir-“He is Rho" .Grrman
Oran Mode—“Worthy is the Lamb"
. ”Handel
El’rlally [piss-pal.
. The Easter morning musical pro-
grammsat'l‘rinity church has been ar-
mgedssfollows:
In theevcniwtberewill be I concert
by theSundsy schooL
first. lpiscopal.
At Grace church, Euler morning. the
service will begin at 10:3), with even
programme has been unwed:
Wbymnw‘flenscbriu- lsltisea
My " .. .. W"
Autism-“Christ Our Passover”. ...llvey
nun-“At the lamb High haiku Bach
Olutory Aether-“Whyfleetm re the H'-
iag Among the Dead” .0. BMW
aunt-I. in 3- "cum”
uni—“W or 5...} How-ll
Gloria in sud-s. In I - mulch-W"
x.” Dlttlmns. .......Garrwl
lteeautossl hymn«"Come Y thfll"...
............Bulllvan
“1-7”. 8030
....................................
while.“ larva
W ...... ...-Insole fl
lies-a“. ..r
amuse-m" “
‘lheoboiroftbeliorwalkccngrea-
tlooslchnrohwfllmoflourteen
IbIfiisandmliw
J. letter, lb Barnum, lies Jennie
Psasell;lonors,E.B.Crowe, J. P.
deweli, B. B. Wigharu: ism,
Julianlsin. Charles Tucker, Ir. Bren-
mimlflsndmusieal director, Ilia
JennieKJlssb. Inthensorning there
willbethelogularm llelilllliugat
10M. Intheoveoingtherewillbes
carol service, inwhichtbe Sunday -school
wt1ltokepsrl,beginnmgst 7:30.'.ocloch
ThemusicforEutermorningwill boss
follows: .
Organ Prelude—Mortal” .............. Batiste
Carol—“Alleluia! Risen Lord".... . Wilson
Doxobgy
Glorln Patri in D... . ,i. ...Wiilcox
Te Deum loudamu in (in ................ Caihin
meom‘ Thclhyol Resurrection"
........................................ Smart
Response- “hord have Mercy" ........ Gilbert
Mertory Solo—“Pear Not Ye, 0 lsrasl". . Buck
llymnANo. wt—‘fome Ye Faithful”. .sullivan
Easter Hymn ...... Words by Rev. Dr. Seward
Music by Miss-Nash.
Oran Mode—larch fictitious. .Balomi
mm oeuvres.
V olunlary~0flsrtoire in I ................ Wely
Carol— Forward Go in Glad Accord“ "School
Invocation” Pastor
All standing repeat “Worthyis the Lamb.’ 'etc
Anthem by the Choir—“Our Pauovefn
Schilling
Responsive Reading; Scripture Prophecy"
... ...Schcol
Carol—”O Day of Sacred Ghry" ......
Scripture Reading—“The Crucifixion". .Paetor
Carol— 'Ban the Resurrection W" School
its-pensive Resdlng— “Resurrection". ..8chool
Tw i rocltutians.
Carol—“ w hen the Easter Morning".
........................... Primary Children
Responsive Reading—' The Aseeueiam‘
.F our Classes
Carol;"1n the Star of Morning". ..School
Responsive Reading—"Coronation" ........
..Four Clams
School slandlw repeat “Lift Up Your Heads."
Anlhcm—' The Son of God lines Perth to
.Vi hitney
..Paetor
Carol—“Ring Again. Glad Euler Bell-3.".
.. “chool
lasterPoequd Remarks. s... Dr Seward
Merton—Choir. “have Us Hot" ..... Steiner
Hymm—“Christ. the lord. is Risen Again.”
Benediction.
South lone-ll Methodist.
The order of services at the SJuth
Norwalh Method'ut church will be as
follows:
Doxolowy.
Anthem—”The Strife is o’er" . . . .Mendeh-sohn
Hymn.
Prayer.
Responsive Reading.
Anthem—"Christ our Passover".. .. Schilling
Scripture Lesson.
Hymn [Anthem] “Christ the Lord" .
Notices.
Address.
Communion.
Oflertory and Sentences.
Anthem-”lineal“ Blessed is He".
Sanctus.
Communion Hymn.
Gloria In Escelats.
Benediction.
. Shelley
Fours
svnnso snvu‘x
Anthem-“'0Sing".......,....
Hymn.
Prayer.
Anthem tSolo) “i know that my Redeemer"
...................................... Handel
Responsive Reading.
Anthem~"('.hrist Our l’auover".. . . ,.
Scripture lie-on.
Notices.
Odiertury—“flossnna”...
Hymn.
Address.
Prayer.
Anthom~»“i..'hrisl the lord'...’.......
llymn.
Beuevliction.
lot-all lath-disr-
The following programme will be ren-
derrd at the Norwalh Methodist Episco-
pal church on Easter Sunday. The choir
and orchestra will be uiollows: So-
pranos, Mrs. George R. Byingtou, lire
Herbert VaneIs, Miss Annie E. Hall
lies Edith Comstoch; cools-lies, In.
llsrvry Kent, lies Arms Stash. Miss
Nellie Grummsn;tenors,lessre. C. W.
Hoyt, Club I. Ely, B.P.Prioe; bus.
Messrs. E H. lovebouss, William L
Warren, Fresh Vail. Orchestra-Ji-
Jeasie Bronson, Hi- Agues littlejohn,
JeIse A. llopsoo. violinivts; Dr. W. ll.
Baldwin, clarionet; Victor 1. Sellout,
corset; J. Frank lildermvgsnhtflll’.
..Simper
[luck
Uraniu-
Shelley
.........
.......
Becher;altos,lrs.l.flW.lmA.
some to my successes
WEORGE LOGKWOOD
11de the Eli
e Insurance and Real
3 y George Lockwood at No. 2 South
street, South Norwalk, Oonuz, would most
seenfinuance of the liberal patronage of the
Most respectfully,
, re in ursnco. Reel Estate. Rents collected. Houses to Rent
respectfully solicit
ublic.
E. BARKER.
li-Luan. sum; situalr'aliller,
nuns. (hmpbell; mi. Dr. 0.1L
IeGonegal, WsiurBtsflovd; basses,
MWMMW.
.............................
Dilutery “Christa“ lad. is flieru'l'o-
Day" ............................. .luuorsou
llymn Sail
Edam-”Isles Dawn”......Woodmsn
Sermon.
mmmrmmumsnnm"
.1. am
limit—Antioch.
OrasPosllude.
MOW.'
Orson.
Solo and Chosen-“Christ. the lewd. is
Rison'l'o-dey" ............ Wm. Installer
Invocation .............................. Pastor
Mmm—Mwmmm
Easter Recitation ................ Wlltlrmeu
Carol—”0 Day of Sound Glory” I1 3.
Murray). ... .ficbooi
Recitation-”lost. cross" (I. G Dor-
rough) ............ .lsud Whitney
“lie is Risen ludsed".. ...Primary boys
Solo. ..Rttlh Robbins
Recitation—“WI” Flowers". .Neliie Harrison
Hale Quartet»— '08sving Victim". GWEN!"
it "‘ ‘ “Mary's? ‘ ..ileliell “‘
Solo and Chorus—" What the Lily Said".
.1, _ _ y__,t'No.l
her, .1 Wish to express my. I, ..
SILVER WEDDIIG BELLS
Ill. All III. oneness. DAD“!
smw "Ill MINA“ '0'!»
um‘mummwym
Ion-Isle! by". J I. Met».
Brllmsrt-Orh'srloelsl lvoatstn ass.
walks-llswtlm ‘
‘ Iaandlnwarlesalhnoby, ofltl
lonroestreetmelebvated, last nighttbe
twenty-fifth anniverury of Mr mar—
riage, and theooeuion wasons otun-
nslloyed pleasure to the sixty guests
present. Nottbslrsst piss-mt tasters
was the of Ir. Ind In.
Dauehy by Rev.J. W. Barnum
port. The South Norwslk Danie club
was proventssdrendend several Inter
raining ulsetiou. limes 3. limit,
thclesderoltheclub.ungandrenderrd
spiesoseleetioo; Elmer Became-nil
‘Adelbert Partrick aveguitarand banjo
duetts,aud Mortimer Hartwick I bano
solo. Kisses Florence oodlabellluuell,
with their piano duetls, and Mia Ella
Dsucby, whoreodered ssulo, greatly de
lightedtbeguesls. A large number of
handsome more, all of silverware,
weredisplsyed,snd elictod many com-
is we represent them.
NORWALK and SOUTH NORWALK.
«......me .—-—.......
Recitation—”Spring Song". , . .
Harry Benedict. Leslie Whitney. ll. minim
“Easter Bells" .............. Two classes of girls
Miss Gertrude Lyon
Carol-”Oh. Happy Om". .. ....... ...
Recitation...,....
Recitation-”Easter- tide. " ...
Address" . . .
Oflsrtory-Bass Solo.
Carol-”Birds are Singing."
Benediction.
Organ Poellhde.
Restraints—”Christ has xi..." .llertie Bogart
Csml- Glad Easter Dunn. P. that»)
.Artie Northrop
Wfllghland Day."
.................... V ioletiiilsandldaflnrr
Anthem—' Praise Ye the Father." ..... (mound
‘lnth Kern-II Baptist.
The choirof theSouth Norwalk Bop
list church will render the appealed pro-
gramme at the morning Iervice. In the
evening the scholars of the Sunday
echo 1 will give an Easter ctr-cast:
Prelude Mart-he Pontifical...
Processionsl Antinm- Awahcfllall him!"
....... Gounod
pliments. A sumptuous collation was
served. Thousben were HarrySooiield,
of Scott Corners, and William Emmi
Sorwalk. TheouM-town guests pres-
ent were Mr. and Mrs. William Russell
and daughters label and Florence, of
Newark: Ni. Jenniei'sncber, ofOrauge;
John Fielding, of Brooklyn; 3:.»de
louisScoileldand sou Harry, of Soon
Llornen; Mr. and Mrs. George Pair
weather. of Duisbury; Rev. J. W. Davis,
wifesnd daughter. of Bridgeport, and
Gouge V. Eddy, of Baltimore.
The menbersof ”satin Council, No.
4, 0. U. A. I, held a bean—bubssnd had
ssocisl time last night at their head-
quarters in the Swsru & Corbett block.
Nearly ooebundred members-ad a few
oftbeirfriendswerepresent. [tithe
way of entertainment Frank Merriam,
flute, and William Merriam. organ. ren—
tiered several duetts,aud Jarvis Hurray
gave pleasing selections on the piano.
..‘l'eu little Girls
......... Scbml
School
lost-e Earle
Pastor
.Sthool
..lleldsa
Oilllundred” .. ..Pr‘asa mauner,mahing everyone feel perfectly
“mum. .. . ....... .ilarulsi u home. Although the supper went
Psalm ................................... Handel under an name up . brush-Be, my
“tywmsmh' fifff‘fffifi:m delicious viands adorned a» well—filled
Responsive Reading.
Prayer.
Gloria.
Hymn M3.
Sermon.
Day".
director.
gramme is given below:
Prelude. (Orchestral
yearns.
Vespers.
Prelude. (Orchestra)
Llullaie Poul.
Oflenoireharghetto..... . .
Solo—“Ibellesumctiou”. .
Anthem- "(‘brist the Lord is Risen Too
. .......... Jack
The choir of St. Mary's church will
consist of thirty voices, and willbeac-
composted by an orchestra of twelve
pieces. Professor Heynsn is organist and
The Easter morning pro
Terra Tremint lacuna)”
Ssnrtua .lereailanie
iienediclna .. .Mmsdante
Annabel. ..Xorearlasis
Dzins Nobis....... ....... .. ..flercudante
P-isllualc Hhebestrs)
DominisAdiursndurn ,
Disit Domisse ..
tables, and when those present had eaten
their till there was enough left for Is
many some. Theaflair was greatlyeo
joyulbyallandrvdectedcreduonthosr
having it in charge.
A genuine surprise was given to [m
Davis, the popular clerk In Sullsou’s
.flmrt
. . ..rihelley
pun, drag rtulv', last night, overt-1n}- gut-5:2:
Hymn «I. being present at his home. is Boyvirvr
WWUM- avenue. Vocal selections were remitted
sr. Ilasy's Bonn Cara-m. by Miss Lillie Davis, piano selections by
Miss Tessie Davis. and Maura. l’urdy
and Abendroth furnished excellent
music for dancing. One of the amuse-
ments of the evening was thsdonkey
party. It'- flinnie Thornton winning,
first prize, and Frank Lsrrsnri thebmby
prize, I rag doll which was promptly
Veil! Anon. named ”Annie Laurie." A delicims
Kym ............................ Mere-saute supper was served and crayon enjoy.
U'llrrlanufl ......... . a... ”agar; “EWVQWDI’.
(“:33 "um """""""" 5.5.3:” John Quintard, of Wutporl avenue,
entertained the Stag Whist club last
night, and I line time wu bad. Harry
l’insb won the first prize; George
Whelpley the booby prize; William Slev
eristtrohthsuthJI. Balerheldbis
own on the soda water; Elton Baker
combed nearly all of Whelpley'scboioesl
cigars. and the two Cloris were heartily
accorded for their vocal duetts and after
dinner speeches. All arrived Mme abom
“who“ . . . , . . ......)t’erculsnle , ills Ilse '
. . . WWW muinight, well pleased I! sy
333:3?" ,. .wmm they were received and entertained
Tantra-Ira) .WW Fred A. Mint”, Wesley Sherwood
landsto unison.
Postlude. idschestra.»
Fire In a llgh lens! Geller.
Adomdioemployedst P. it. Loch-
wood's rddsoee on High street. Isr-
Ind Ileory Sherwood wmsbopreseot'“
and royiyed uwmselves. The nest meetv
lug willie held April It, at the bone
of Dir. Pinch.
CalebWoodprusidedinbisnsusl happy MN!
Watths‘h-bof
wITh. was alarmed My before I
dcbch yesterday afternoon by null-g
Ibehousefullofsneba. Asuoaeofthe
membersofthe family were at bums.
shenorifledJobquliordmhbwsvwbo
wuatworbiotbeludso. Doing isto
thseellerhe fossil uvsral bunk eun-
tsiaiogppvrsandshsvingsoslre. The
ihmsshsdeomnaniestedwiththe ceil-
iegudtinuteoedtobustbrewgh the
liner into the room abovs. no Isa
downtownaadseatheoalarm from
r
33
3%
”Hum“ “u“
7 some s rm: trawl
BbeWsI Struck byaulceberg
sudSuukluaStorm.
Mmumstnsm
...—r..—
””Ouuthecmmtto
wmmqu About allot-die”
beats coals lot Ian—a Iew mystery
“sunny.
New Your, larch u—A special to The
Inn from Xeriolit, Va, says:
”William Johnson. the winter watch-
Ian at Ocean View, Vw, I summer resort
our the mouth of Chesapeake boy, picked
Ipootbsbsschstthat placeschampsgns
bottle with several Keorks tied labout its
‘l’lll KAROXW.
neck and with a letter inch-ed, dringthb
Information from onset the crewot the
sinking of the White Star line steal-hip
Karooic. The letter was:
”MOI. m., Feb. 10,5. S. Nmuic,Whlto
liar line, at sea.
Tow” Prone True lie—Report when you
Indthhmmlmmitnor heard at before,
that our ship is fast sinking beneath thew-res,
sldlt'ssucbanu-mthat wecan neverlivwin
the small boats. 0m boat has-headsets.
withhcrhunancargwbelow. God let all n!
nslive through this We were struck byes
Icebergin I blindingsnowstorm and dented
twoliosra Sow it saws. mby my watchansi
thegrutshipisdech level with the sea. Be-
totbs secure at Broadway. \‘ew York. at
any it Go. boodby alL Jon: Outs.
Cartier-an.
“There is a probability that the nun-gs
Inthebottlemaybavecomefrmnths
Karmic. it is on record, however, that
neat-iron corked information purporting
Income from veuels about to founder has
turnedoutto be at the nature otahoax.
Is the list of returning eartlemen that
We & Cubed on the Neroniths
dgoed to the use-age doesnotap
it may be that hewu one of the
several other cattlemsu on the mining
freighter whose names are not known by
the Ignited the White Star line.
"l’hsNaronie was, if showers not crip-
pled, within about five or six days of this
port. This conjecture allows her several
doysnuothsnherusnaltime iortbstur-
buisutwesthsr aseounterrd by nearly all
throughout February The
is. could the Labrador current
le-gthobotus down tron the north of
tbstirnod Books, about], ill) miles, in at
days. Icebergs have been sighted several
times in February in the tracks of Ildgh'r
as from northern Europe but none of the
sleamsbipol the regular lines, that take
ule tracks. observed anybergs although
some field ice was nuaed."
DEATH or I'll“! II. SWIFT.
Another or Derby’s Aged Beside-ts Passes
so III Inward.
L’rban ll. Swift. one of the oldest resi-
dents of Derby, died at 1 o'clock yester—
day morning. aged seventy-nine years.
"is widow was formerly Mrs. IC. W.
Principal W. C. Poole. The Antonia
Sentinel refers to Mr. Swift's death as
follows:
Mr. Swift wasbornin Derby in 18“.
his father beingRe Zephaniah Swift.
who went tuberbyand begun his fifty
years psetorsteof the Derby Congrega-
lionsl church the year before. lir.
Swill married Ii. Bwtb. of Stratford,
in 1835, who died in 1”. loans; one
child sdsugbter, who still survives. A
year later Ir. Swift Iain married and
his mind wife survives him.
Always of I quiet, domestic nature
llr. Swift never entered the arena oi
wiltius but lived a quiet lifoon the farm
oolhrbyflill where he was born. lie
was always-n active worker in church
mattersand wuspillsr of strength to
tbeDerby church until some Icveu or
eight years ago. when he left that
joined letter
the let church in ruling
ham, at which church he wu a
member at the time oi his death. The
funeral services will be held on Pridsy,|
givers: service for members oi the lami-
yourvhringbeldsttbchouseat is!) p.
Derbyo‘b'd by public service at the
Congregational church It 2o’eloch
In thedrsthoflr. Swift the town bu
lost a guild citizen. the church In ll'lfll
worker and his family a kind bubbled
and loving father
our. msrsrsassfiss
a W is wens-us was assuage
utter-waanl'so-Ia.
’l'lnletm Wimp-neurotran-
pasytoWJt. Booms building loton
lorwdbsveane.
Henry C. Smith to Mary 1 hello,
Hondbnildtngsos Fairlie” avenue.
MakCowlIItolrs. Jeonlslsy
“mulled-ramm-
maliw,sbsiirlisg isles lowsdes are
use.
incohtoAliutJJloyt. a building
Bulwark-lend.
whdwwflufluun
~55“ “I“; m Q“ is
sensuous-sat.“
Tufts, of South Kuwait, mother of ., ~
@oms
The [awaitelf Preseriatitm
Antedates all other laws, either moral, men—
tal, ethical, financial, etc.
,. The entire force of The Sentinel, includ-
ing the World’s Fair editor are my author-
ity for the above statement, and the work
on the basis that if you see it in The Senti-
nel IT’S 80.
But that has nothing to do with the fact
‘ that we would like tq;call your attention to
the splendid assortment of
SPRING JIBKETS, BIPES, etc.
that we are showing this spring. It Will be
to your advantage financially to give us a
call and see What we can show you in this
line.
JACKETS
range in price from 33,98 to “4.98,
CAPES
from $3 49 t0 $I3. 49.
Full assm tmcnt of
Tans, Modes, Navy, Blacks, etc.
..gisojflofiE
m“::‘i'::t‘:f';;i::.‘;“lli 83 Washington St.
6E0. Till iLSTiliE. Prop.
M. S. SMITH
0pc- ea 0-day. Wednesday and
For the present season is displaying
Scotch, French- and Homestic Ginghams
in all the newest styles.
An Endless VarEFfluijng Flannels.
A New Arrival of
Low Priced Dress Goods
in all the seasounblc colorings.
A large line of
Laos Trimmings. Cambric. Iainsnok. and Swiss
Embroideries Victoria Lawns. India Linens
and Plaid lainsnols.
The Latest Styles o: Ladies' Collars and cuts.
Our Stock of
DlllESTIB IID WHITE GllllllS'
for the coming season is supplied with everything desirable.
“......“ .
. ilur tenn' Furnishing Stock
is tilled with all the latest novelties in the market.
largestock of
Oil Cloths,
embracing all the newest patterns.
Woosrryanieeiiueof lowprioed'
WINDOW SHADES.
mmmmumu wetsui-
96 Washington or. ‘
IFTEllIllllI III) HEIIIB.
if.
vited to inspect our stock of
WILL PIPER.
WIIDDW SHIDES.
COBIIBE PflLES
Pumas" surrulzs.
In these several branches we
propose to show a line of goods
second to none. mr28 ti
Now is
the Time!
2 Large Lois Burnt! live.
4 Good lots
Woodward Ave.
9 [line Lois
Riverside Ive.
Ii Choice Lois
Lincoln Ave.
I5 Sighily Lots
on the Bluff
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be offered than these lots on
the “landward estate. Two
years ago I offered my first
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser." They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warranties deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—the. happy owners of a
prospective home. You know
them; you can see the model
cottages already built. Why
not make a beginning now?
You can buy for cash. You
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—any way
or amount to suit you.
If you will only try you will
own a lot in a short time.
PRICE.
sun, moon...
'1de Mm“ ‘3‘
JOHN KINDS,
0n the pranises, or
CHRISTIII, SWIITZ.‘
.. mucous... m 61"”
Woven
run my
LEAST MONEY
~A 1..
Carlaslst
“l". WMMW
A ENG!
.391” ‘
THIIIlSllIY, March 30.
. i
The public are cordially iti- '
BilllllllSIDE STOCK liIllIf ,
M. H. Parsons ,
uwu nun Hons.”
Norwalk Chronicler