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. ! tang effectively ’Rodney's “Bethlehem" “Eonor the .Lord with thy substance." ‘0 “th T'l' . .
‘ItuEns “"0 FLOWERS “gummy polo, Tb. Y, P,S,O,E,mafl- “Godllnaggh guppuohu," The basin MI E H's “MOFHN. N310 P‘ "N SOCIAL AND PERSON"—
‘ ing was led by Miss bills M. ilnlfleu. It is of polished brass. ample in proportion F ' 1"" W' ”VI-'0' ml“ '1“ Ion-“0r .
wssan Easter meeting. Theeubiect was and very rich in hand carving. About NOW IT is TO FIGURE m g supp thszs|::hm:?mm' ”fl"
“Risen with Christ-from what?" Prsy- theoutsr edge is. "They presented unto OVER A Wild. ' . '
are and «educates multitude; helpful l‘i‘l'm gifts. gold. franklneeoss and myrrh.” . ' t...-
bour. Appropriate express vs vocal the center is the Agnus Dei. around 1,
ssleetlons were sungbythe double inst. which isinscrlbed. "To the GloryofGod “a“:m" "' """"' '°"‘"" °'
quartette and Mr. Gillie. A Sunday anilln loving memory of Henry 0.0ar- o u '0'" one, a" "m" "mm"
school concert was given in the evening, tor, ‘who entered into the rest of Paradise 1 J" ”n" n " ""'“' ‘° "n “a"
when the following programme was am August ll, 1804 " . u "w” °' ‘ """mm'
dered. with prayer and scriptural reading rm", ”Mow. . Mrs. Isabelle I. Sturgee. Vile 01 138053
by the pastor. superintendent and school: The" w“ an “cum” i wait Eut- min J. Bturges,of New York city. for
Anthem. Holden's “Cantata Domino." 6, m, m o, "m" 1:1,: d i m 't In"! of Norwalk. has brought lull in
choir: song. "Shininl Way," school; Tm“; E lsco al '05:”; :hepilsczrz- the New York courts to have her father's
opening address, Arthur 0"" song, tione abouftheZhaneel halo es cisli mum aside on the ground 0' undue
“Marching toVictory ’" school; exeicise. efleeiive and nor rmorc benugtifulpelisr: influence. Her father was Alexander
"Old, Old Story." sixteen girls: song. comm aliens w rein attendance'at bo‘t‘h Melville. who constructed the rustic
"Hours of P'.[lo'"cho|p mg schoolzrecl- “Wm; Theiusrtette Mrs J I Dun woodwork in Central Park and who died
taticn, "Mary at the Tomb.” Mary llcb. “in“ M1“ Susaili Benedict ng'e" Hub. lasiyear at the age of eighty-eight, con-
bln‘ip'lm'ty"mn“".‘1°’ Bells;"exercise, bell 'and James flail rendered s ro ri- atructed other things which are remem-
"What is Easter?" little boys; class song. ”A, music The oilsrtor “0'0 wflsgel- bored, noticeably his own 00mm The
“Easter Bellef’ recitation, Joseph (loud: l 'e"ltr-surrrction"ex riseivel can b 00m“ is to figure in the Bull in the
wimsong, “Em" Pum""'°h°°" E“ tyiu lionolnr In. the Evening {heregwai Supreme 00“" 500'" ”I'm" With
terexerclee by little girls; 'OW' “Praise a children's service with Eister carols other evidences of M" Melville’s
the Lord," school; exercise by young by the school,'and special selections by eccentricity. in the legal papers Mrs.
ladies; anthem or choir. "Festival To the choir. The rector, “a" 0”” liai- Shi'ite! 80“ forth that after be bid
. . ‘ . . HINTS BY MAY MANTON. ephnding the Easter vacation with her
Deum in it," by Dudley Buck; song, buiitthe coffin Mr. Melvillo climed into .
“Beautiful Bye and Bye," “,th The 100*, ill“ in interesting fiddle” 0!! it and awed it on... Mauve colored cashmere is chosen for father, Landlord Reed Havilsnd,of the
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entire programme was most creditably The Resurrection. Mr. Melville had four children, and this pretty house jacket. the decoration Old Well Hotel. returned to her studies
8"“. v”, large congregationeattend- an" ”mum" w“ awidower ten years I30. when, a biog: datntily carrieigtrli’utind vizlet satin :td Lyndon Hall. Middletown, N. Y.,
ed both services. The decorations con- At Grace church, in the morning, a few months after the death of his first r Thai, artsy: twill" :9 3:86 ° ay.
sisted of beautiful Easter and calls lilies. carefully ""0““; musical service w” wife, he marrieda widow named Brin- it as mp9s Jdus monk: rwdmlmdi Superintendent 0. M. Shepard.of the
The following prizes were gqnfded: rendered. in additionto the with“! “9,. kerhoil. without announcing the nup— hm 3“? :'_ “mm? d“ 5“ mZnt? New \ork division of the Consolidated
Ellscorvpenhwsiw,g bihlgfufbelngpfp'. vice. The offertory unthem."Why Seek tials to his children. Mr. Melville Was The?“ 812:3" :wntlzagohs'2ade a; railrond. Visited South Norwaik this
eat every Sunday in the year; ilettie yo the Lord Among the Dead." by the then seventy-eight years old, and Mrs. ' ° _°°“°' to ”fur: :tons and buttonv morning, and inspected the four-tracking
Co'Wlh'Isz-M in gold and W3; choir. was sung with much spirit. The B'lnki’fhom who had some children of :olsein 0?" trio! 3 h ”a 099mm"-
Minnie Raymond, book; George Weeks, chancel wasamaaa of tloral decorations, her 0'"! by a former marriage. Wee 0065;32'112 d; :mBZLDZ aha the Miss Lulu Frye, who hasheen visiting
.250in gold and book; Freddie Waters. and suggesteda scene in keeping with “0'“ MW- ! a 8:" theunder-arm oreapfletiin her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. s,
.5 in gold and book; Millie Desksm. Easter tide. in the front were tastefully It '7" “’0‘“ the “"10 0' ‘th 8900!“! 6:2“; :hile “‘6 French “backs not: Bartram, Of. High street, Norwalk, 16-
book. The .5 was giventothe one get- arranged potted bydrangeae,margueritea, marriage that Mr. Melville built his cof— cl de a: at liah ad'ustmsnt “out“, turned tober home in New York, yes-
ting the grumenumb" of permanent azaleas, and Easter lilies. banked with flu, but whether its construction ante- u y 1 ' g terday.
- ri les fallln below the waist line
gzflféynghfilmghzlzgkfdTalents”? massive palms. Large palms also stood dated 0‘ “lbw“ ““3 "eddlnll do“ “0‘ I: frilloflagce finishes the lower edge, George Booth, of Bridgeport, a well-
in each corner at the front of the church. WW"- me “‘8 time ii W35 worked - - known trapeze performer, was the set
and mm were nonttothe hospital. elm- Achildron's fullvsl was held in the af- new. however. until his death. it was mi‘l’ldcgflan‘mbgz gfggfdfgg‘ufg‘fggg of n. J. Hayes and one Frederick‘s? of
house and Children's Home, and the cut tampon, commencing at 5 o'clock, the ”0"“ m a “mid m “'9 "3‘" 0' hi“ “0“” and '59 rates at yoke de th to extend the South Norwalk Athletic club, Satur-
flowers to the sick of the church and evening service being omitted. Aslsthe Although "”0 0' M':,.M°ll’llie'8 daugh— pa p '
Sunday school. custom. the Easter Semi” school om... tan and one of his sons regarded his sec-
"m" ing was taken. Each class contribution Oid marriage with hostility, thapiaintifl
was accompanied with a bouquet of cut in the. present action asserts that slice—
rpm“... which were pinged on . wooden tionnie relations between father and
cross, and at the conclusion of the offer- children “ii“ {mated-
ing a We"! llowering cross was com- One son, James A. Melville, made less
pleted. Thoilowera which comprise the Obli‘Ciion ‘0 ”'19 Second marriage then
decorations will be used to brighten the did lb; 0:38;. find in the end the old
it rimms and brln Easter '0 a to the m3“ 5' ‘3 entire WOW"! between . .
:0; ”"1 needy. {he to‘nlJaynpount of his son and his second wife, cutting off $2222)“: {:3 :ririwz’hg: :gi‘fmg‘; Cito Hatch, of Union Park, left Non-
a", church Ogyflin‘ '” “3919, The Mrs. Sturges, Mrs. Janet Shirleyand finished wrth frills of’lace and double walk last Saturday for Philadelphia,
tinndny achooloffering was .75 m. All than brother Charles withontacent. to" of ribbon there he will participate in a schist
ese vi were iar e] attended. rs. Sturges, in alleging that her , ' , , ournament. ‘
th ' cea ."cii father signed a will to this' client, alleges . gau2r8303ezntlizsg:ingg u: Warren Atherbon, whohashuuapaudp
It. l-rr'l- thap he sent for her and treated her 31c: ! “to linen :wo nainhook com ing the Eu”, “my“ MI. W
The services at St. Mary's church were mustatfectlonately before his death and b to .pq l‘ bat' to ,' hit ' l r- ed toCrozier 115.9150} seminary fish
largely attended yesterday, the musical that he npeatedly said in the hearing of r ,psrca 0’" u ' n ' e M one morning. ' ' .. ,4 ,7
. , ed varieties, with trimmings of lace,
programme at Vespers bring unusually herself and others that if he had only . 1 Gear e6. 9 Id ‘ a.“ ti
line. \Tlli! llister collection was much four cents in all the world he would "hm or col embroidery. K 0 en returned .0
. . Bows of colored ribbon can be used for “07'3”: Saturday night. from a I‘-
8"“""Ml’ Ye" “mm"--.w 32:. penny to each 0‘ h“ four ch”. decoration, and easily removed when deuce 0' 070' "'0 Y0“! in Chicago.
(llll’l'lIMH IlECilBll. He had about $50,000 worth of proper— laundered. ,._ . . M810! 8' S. Johnson, of Brooklyn, ' '
. . Pattern 63.5. is cut in six sizes, 32, 3%, N. Y., was a Sunday guest of Mrs. Kata i
W. A short time before he died be dated , . , .
ed to his wife for a nominal considers. 36, 38. 40 and d2 inches bust measure: (-rumman Henry, of West avenue. '
tion the property at No. 621 West 144th T“ "m” ”"0" °f “‘e ”we” ‘9 ““"y “W10 A- What 0' Washinston meet.
street, and to his son James that at No. cents. . f . . ‘d [8“ South Norwnlk this morning 10'
329,East Twenty-third street, the aggre- ,Q“““‘,',".° $3M?! :4 inches m i Poufihkl‘epflevxr Y.
gate value of the two being about$i5,000 (use: ”a"; inc es :;t.me:9“':' t Mrs. Martha, of Brockton, Mass., is
Benjamin J. Sinrges, husband of the 2:855:31; mer;un; “In" "Dodging; visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dana Bissau,
‘b l l i i i t South plaintlll.etated yesterday that when he bustnitjdshiiallimatheif’lf‘itrmzztra [or 9 North Mainstreet.
'1" m mm" ”mm” o Visited Mr. Melville prior to the date at . .,. " ‘y ' “ Mr. and Mrs. EdWin Wilson oiBrook-
hortvnik nearly forty years ago. h' h l d i aize,4-inolies bust measure,” yards. . '
Although the deceased had been an w to tie eeiswere executed and the i711. are "mung Miss Sarah Wigten,
invalid for several ears she was iromi m“ drawn the Md man would ‘1'“ up EVENINGSENTINEL South Main street.
‘ y ' I stones in the yard without any apparent
nont in the work of the South Nurwallr . l’lltll‘l’ll CO“ )Oll. Richard Abundroth visited SWSBka
Ullllgll‘ufllifillfll flhurch, of which she re lthl'l and “m When ha m“ any mm“ 1 yesterday, Md PariiCipfliEd in amneicalo
was a mounts-rand was interested in and in the evening.
largely eidmi in charitable work of the views .. and f ”(m i th t b . ' . Mi“ Anniemylp' of this city, spent
town. She was beloved by all who ' 0 m u y an argu SiliiiillalllS Bfll’gam House, Easter Sunday with friends in East
merit as long as the space allowed. .
knew M" "M be, death will be learned By his will his Widow is his executrix, Bridgeport.
with macro regret. She leaves three and ”he and his son James inherit "my NAME. , Wm... ....._,_.......a-_.a._.- . William Bathmdvanceagent of Rice’s
ilililgllll'l'l,’ Mrs. 'li. (i. WI.“ and Mrs. thing. The court is asked to set aside .. Stock company, spent Sunday in Nor-
?" A‘ Poms, 0‘ MM ‘0“ ctty, and Mrs- the will and the deeds, as having been ADDlli-Jrl walk.
J. H Hammleml MomMODt‘Ch- Funeral signed through undue influmm brought . ‘ ,, Miss Anna Bush, of 140 South Main
”it’s“?! “nth"; nul'ndmmnrjiiln gllehtlfllt: ‘0 hear upon Mr. Melville while his mind l’AnERN 50‘ MM iiLhT. .,_lN “ml" is visiting friends in New York
l'l‘itl once i: new it! 0 n "a“ mama and to en'oin "m defendnn This coupon and l2 cte. will secure above city.
”"4”“! "M" “‘ ll. Ileurd and U. N' Mrs. Melville and Jimes Melville, frat: l‘hxlrl‘lut‘ltnl'cé‘lz.:Jllllllri'arxil‘xlIt‘dnh MM“ and E- ii. "O“‘hl‘ih’ir 0' Arch street, 3m"
lllllll’llltl‘ oiliclating. The interment wtll .____ -' ' *'-- ed home Saturday from big 301"th
. collecting the rents from the property , . m. . V. ,
be m ("MFWO‘M' cemetery. and to appoint a receiver for the estate. triflilirhl'OWh. "lil-
Mary, widow of lunocli Boughton. of The case will be tried probably withina A number of Swedes went to Norwnik 11. E, Bil-imp, of Norwalir, 8"in
fl Elizabeth street, who was taken to few days. (load Friday morning and returned in homo from his European trip last night.
the “(l'lfll’pfl'tllilfipllfllfllflw weeks ago, ~—-_~--WW~~~ .-~~--——- the afternoon with a good amount of
died in that institution, yesterday. She ‘ , Mm" "a"? ”"1"“ ‘ , poor whiskey aboard and made things
loaves twu sons. (lr‘lll’l‘ll. of Dunbury. ,“fl now expectu “f“, lorry ”5"“? about town for thn restof the duygrm] .. ..
and Vulgar, of South Norwalk. The “7‘“ recover from the "Hun” sustained evening rather lively. ("Hm hum")! Siamfordmpwt Sun-
' ~ 22:30 " ’k. ' “ ' ' i
mutiirrow afternoon at ociuf Mrs. William Ostcrbrinlls and Mrs bought the Hiram St. J )lin place. it in “mm,“ “m Mun" mm “um?
. d . ll ' ' .
Silos Brown. of Norwalk. are on the sick hizglzhinithhrho Mira 3;,3); (1:3,: 2:12,]: What's the iruittor With Representative
list. business p Keeler of Norwsiii? Is be jealous of the
Mrs. 1’. H. Miller is sick with the grip . ' fame of his colleague. Mr. Rowan? He
at her home, 188 South Main street. 1 h Finch, superintendent of the seems to take a delight in finding fault
1 United States Unrled Hair and Fiber
Mrs. Frank Si-lleck, of ileidcn avenue, with Mr Rowan. The other day be up.
will take placeatArion Hull tonight. and is more comfortable today. 00mph”. h” 80M ‘0 keeping MW" in ““3,”le referred to the speech on
like its predecessors, promises to he a ,_-.,-M.,.-,,...-W_. LeRoy 8t ,rges' place. . ,
most successful and enjoyable ellair. ‘ Whatla notes 0!: Tor-lam. B. 0. uributt has out several trees 3:13:3,:c°::;i:;prrfis,$mbg
The following concert programme will Adjourned meeting 0‘ "‘9 South N0" down and trimmed theothersin his yard, corn lainiu' of “a Biblical references
be rendered: Overture, “Grotesque," walk 3““ 0’ Louncilmennegularmest- which makes agrent improvement to his p it
, , .f D n has F l l' G A R- and, by insinuation. of every other part
Arlen 0rehestrn;soug.“Auf der Wacht,’ “K“ 0 h 0" 9" 09b - . vv pllco,
‘ Underhili lecture in [lo “I o r h . that made it delightfully humorous ha-
Arlon male chorus; tenor solo. ' Sallie in 7 pa ‘ case. Howard Zelull and a friend wheeled v
er d'ourned mantle of the Cit C u ll f cause it must for the most pass 3.-
Our Alley.” John Muonisong. SOhWO- ' J 5 y ° nc o from South Norwnik to this lace on - Kse
dlsshrs Volksllsd " Lurid Concordia NOW-ilk: annual pariah martinis of Good I: ,d - p mum“ "we“! n" m "a.
'd t’for baritone andb Trinity church: annual meeting of St. ' ay. really to cultivates sense of humor. Ms
M chorus. M “3' Edwin Gilbert and wife arrived home must have forgotten the manner in which
,. lmaon und Bela Kind," 5 Paul’s parish; annual meeting of the , , ,
‘3:th ' muck ”d mow; m“ Young “a“ 0mm,“ “memo“. from Crescent Lily. Florida. Friday even- the House frowned on his interruption of
PLEABANT PARAGRAPH! AW“
PEOPLE OF THE SISTER Ol'flll.
”fill DUMMY Ill TIDCIIUBOIIBS
‘ 0' Till NolWAllil.
llasgsmant of lies Malena III! to la.-
usl loovllle. Jr., of Itamlfld—Ififiem ‘
lug larrlages at It. Ian‘s-0th.! Ills—
' finals of Interest to Morse-1k People.
The engagement of Miss Helena Hill,
daughter of Congressman E. J; Hill. of
West avenue, and Samuel Scoville, Jr.
of Stamford, is announced. Mr.8coville
was a classmate of her brother, Fred A.
Hill, at Yale. ' .
The following marriage bans were
published at St. Mary's church, yester-
day: Thomas J. Warren and Mary E.
Warren, Patrick Riley and Ellen E.
O'Bierne, Daniel Hogan and Catherine
McDonaugh, John Horugon and Ross
Chose, Dominic Knox and Lucy Pezzete,
. James More and Maryj'untimarnia.
6337.--LADlES’ TEA JACKET Miss Florence Haviland, who has been
was congregations arse-s alltks sen
floss of the Day. and flats- te Impres-
f‘ ~ In Israels on the Iesavsantloa and
. : Inspiring Ilasls—lveallg concerts.
. » Notwithstanding the unfavorable con-
ditions of the weather, large congrega-
. tions attended the special Easter services
in all the Norwalk churches, yesterday
j morning. ,
loath lovwalk Methodist.
At the First Methodist Episcopal
church, the decorations were of the most
tasteful character, a graceful grouping
of hydsraugeas. calias, Easter lilies,
azaleas. and rubber plante.ieatooncd with
smllax. with a cross of smiles as a cen
tral figure. The arrangement was
specially noticeable and excited great ad-
' mlration. At the morning service. in
addition to the programme printed on
Saturday, the choir rendered "Alleluia,
Now All the Bells are Ringing." The
music at the morning service was all well
rendered. Rev. A. 8. Kavanngh preach-
edastrong sermon on a living Christ,
and at the conclusion of the service an~
trounced that he had received since his
last reference to the matter subscriptions
amounting to two thousand dollars for
the new church. In the evening‘the
choir and Sunday school gave an Easter
mart befores congregation that packed
thechurch. This concert was of more
than usual interest and merit, and re-
flected great credit upon all concerned.
The committee in charge were Miss Julia
Byxbse. Mrs. J. P. Salter, Mrs J. V. has
for, George Miller, Charles Bowers and
Rev. A. S. Kavanagh. Following is
the programme: Organ voluntary,
”Awake 0 Birth,” choir; "Christ
Triumphant," ' choir and school;
"Glad Easter is Here," Master
Wesley Blausen; "Jesus Lives," choir
lad school; scripture reading, Rev. A. S.
Kavanagb; scripture verse recitals and
singing by twelve boys; "Easter
Thoughts." Miss Agnes Golden: duet,
Misses Fox and Wyman; "Christ is
Bison," Miss Florence lliendorf; "Easter
Morning,” Mrs. Salter and choir; recita-
tions and singing by twelve little girls;
marching, singing and verse recitals by
fourteen misses; “Easter Day," Misses
.. Gusts Smith and Florence Elendorf; solo,
.B. Stevenson; “The Open Tomb." Mr.
Stephenson and choir; “Resurrection,"
(Schelley), Mrs. Salter: scripture reading,
B". A. 8. Kavsnagh; “Lift Up .Your
Heads," choir; ”Coronation," congrega-
tion. i
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over the shoulders and supplement the an"
berths of white lace which is caught in President Edgar Belts, of the George-
center back with loops of the ribbon. town Christian Endeavor society, was A
The design of the trimming is plainly the guest on Easter Sunday of Henry 0. '3
1
i
Nova-alt Methodist,
The Easter services at the Norwalk
Methodist church were attended by large
congregations. The theme of the sermon
in the morning was "The Miracle of the
Resurrection,” and was treated by Mr.
Wyatt in an able and attractive manner.
The subject of the evening address was
"The Appearances of Christ.” The music
was rendered by achoir of thirteen as
iecml voices and an orchestra of five
pieces. Mr. Hirst‘s pleasing tenor voice
was eujqed in several solos. Professor
B Jepson, who is the organist of the
Yale college chapel. rendered the post.
lads in the morning and the prelude in
the evening in a particularly artistic
manner The il rral decorations were
very effective. M
shown. and can be varied to suit individ. Built-y, Baotou street.
uni taste. The berths can be made of Miss Lizzie Mullsn,of Waterbury, for.
the material and all lace omitted if so "1.3,in South Norwalk, was the ml
preferred. yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Hayes,
The one-seam leg-ormutton sleeves are Madison street.
lorwalk Congregational.
At the Norfi’alk Congregational church
large congregations gathered both morn-
ing and evening. The church was ar-
tieticaily decorated with palms and bile-
and the music was inspiring. The theme
of the pastor in the morning was “The
Risen Christ" and the relation of the
resurrection tosomc of the dearest doc.
trines of our holy religion. In the cvm.
ing the Sabbath school united with the
church in an Enter service. using printo
ed programmes of responsive readings
and hymns, with anthems by the choir.
The services all day were enjoyable and
uplifting. The Easter music will be re-
peated neat Huntley.
loath lovwalk Congregational.
lutbeSouth Norwalk Congregational
church the observance of Easter was
marked by a degree of excellence never
before attained. Especially was this
' true of the music, which was of a splen-
did character at both the morning and
evening services. At the former ssrvice,
beside the beautifully rendered anthems
by the chorus chow. Mrs. A. I". Wheeler
sang as the ofiertotre solo, "I Know that
lily Redeemer Liveih," from Handel's
“Messiah,” and there was a qunrtette.
Lord Somerset’s "There is a Green Mill,"
sung by Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs. St. John,
Messrs. Holmes and Morgan. The pas-
tor delivered a deeply interesting sermon
on “The Easter of a Spiritual Eaith."
The Easter thank offering to meet a do;
flcit of $1,500 for current expenses,
amounted topiéii. In the evening there
was a Sunday school concert service
Following theOpening anthem “ilslle
Into.” the invocation was made by Annie-
tantfiuperintendent M. ll Toll-Is. Then
cam a responsive reading. led by Super-
lntendent J. M. Layton, and responded
tobytheclasass of Mrs. R. A. Holmes
and E J. liougier; recitation, “The
Child's Part," Willie Rusnll: solo, "Lif‘
t 10'1“ Glad Voices," Mrs. A F. Wheeler:
radiation. “What is Easter?" Mildred
Nash, Martha Paxton, Jennie Hmith,
Prank Flinn and Wind Snyder; duet,
"The Glad Hosanna." Misses Elinor
Bolmsand Carrie Trowbridge; recite
tlolt. "Rejoice Ye Little Children," Louis
Wards“; anthem, "Euler Bells are
Chiming," choir, recitation, “Easter
Ielles," thba MCroia; recitstli n.
“Ilsa King." Helena Mitchell, Corrie
W30 and Dab] Wadhums; quar-
m ”The Magdalene,” Ilse Aheadroth,
Ire. Collins. users. Holmes and Dak-
fltaddr. by the paswr'and closing
m The pulpit platform was
charmingly W with Easter
and calla lilies. cut flow
are, palms and plants. The
cumuluseiueharge counted at W. L.
Parser. Charles II. Buster. Jr. W. J.
Death of Meal-ham J.Caps.of Fairlleld
Avenue Iva. liiunli thought-n.
Mrs. Mahala J. Cape, widow of John
J. (tape, died yesterday afternoon at her
residence, in Fairlield avenue. Mrs.
(Jape was born in Orange county, New
York state. seventy six years ago, and
With WhiCh he m 1 not “are“ he “way! Cot this out. fill in younname and ndtlrere,
wrote on the margin: "These are my and mail or take in
Nnvrvall ”reprint.
The music at the Norwalk Baptist
church was a feature of the services, the
programme. as arranged. being satisfac-
torily carried out. Pastor l". E Robbins
preached upon “The Risen Life," paint:
ing a realistic picture of the resurrection
of Christ. Mrs. L. ll. Kceler's solo,
"The Resurrection." was especially
beautiful. The other solo parts were
well rendered. In the evening an Easter
Sunday school cvmcert was given.
The tlorsl decorations of Better lilies
and other potted plants were prettily ar-
ranged.
Miss Annn (l. (loliins, of Elm street, is
spcmling it four days in New York.
at. Paul's intestinal.
The day at St. Paul's church was of a
very impressive character. Beautiful
ti rivers adorned the chancel and large
congregations attended all the services.
At 7:30 in the morning there was a com
munion service. At the regular service
at limo o'clock the music by the surpiic
ed chair was most inspiring liev. ii. B.
Pond took for his text Job avid, 25 27
At 3 o’clock in the afternoon a children's
sauce was held. the chikiven of the
Episcopal Missions at East Norwalk and
Winnlpaak attending. in the evening a
futictroral service was held at theChapel
of Our floiy saviour. on Berkeley street.
Allen's “rand Concert and "all.
The annual concert and ball of lhc
Arlen Singing society, an event of no
small importance in South Norwalli,
h
M, It. [Jule I. Teller.” Natalie , WWW ing. his colleague's speech when it was being
3 Disbrowand lies Louis 0. Sanford. "D" “'Md‘m’fi’f' Stamford Tn"; ”M" ”" "mm" "m- pt 0. 1,315,“, "I“ "main with the delivered. Not even the sustaining of
M mm a. Young M. .9. Versioipllwwhb Cochucha Glories. A sensation has been created in New- Methodist church another 10". his point of order by the .W M
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