nae out. mutual! have to cor-
toM-adbreadchatthe tin-ince-
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A elrculetlou la 1. by metal hil-
dmiJhan that r all the other Ira-l
dolly perm enamored. Adventure
gol more for their moon ill '1‘“! m-
‘l lh'iil. than the! dole our other new.
The MW. in the rho-tut.
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TeDeum (pill .lubiluto Duo in B lint.
Stan! 3 troit’ anthem. "Christ is
mmeMMr . mflhb " ~Ml~dio ' ‘
0W“ 90‘” “Mmm‘m‘wl munion 0 ct- in E tint, Eyre; o ertoryl
.M“mmofleeundlnow. solo. "Every Flower that lilosuloniil.”z
WW" "in”! 2““ "mm- Shelley;- Nunc Dimitti's, Vincent. The
S afternoon service wi i be held at 5
wxwinggxgmtmfifi’ o'clock. The music: i llorip Punt-chant.
WWIaneofyuter your Goes; Mngmtlcot and .\unc Domino,
D] ill] mp9 and bloeeonil sweet
10 W with; the north wind been.
M W" hill and date And glen
The my bowl» of bourgeoning tree.-
ln the wring sunshine gleam again.
the Coupon" pipec his fluted long
. lgrococeioual, Hymn lib: Gloria. Hen-
dee; Magnificut in F, Schnecker; 'uno
Dimittisi F. Schueckor: ()ifertory nu-
them. “ htthpoDa ."llsleygoffortory
Senteuc .w almond; ymu l2]; Reece
Iionul, Hymn “i2; -.... _
Grace Episcopal.
The music at Grace church will be
rendered by tho surplicod choir under
the directorship of MimJennie K. Koch.
In the morning the following will bethe
e la! m sicnl, numbers: Buster an-
t em, " , ristr our Passover." Davy;
church. Morrow. with u menial order
of public worship in the morning and a
Sunday echool .ooncert cornice at 7
o'clock in the evening. The morning
mm; the pastor, Rev. Gerald ll.
Beard. will have for its theme. “The
”Repeat the Runnectlon." The
would Easter music will include a bun
solo, a menu solo. two anthem by the
Mr. and two rand numbere on the
«gun by Mr. umiuton. M follows:
It prelude, Renate No. b. Adagio,
G ant: anthem. “AI it Began to
Dawn." Charlea Vincent: soprano eolo,
“Rosana," Grenier. Mrs. A. F. Wheel-
er: anthem, “Planter 'l‘riruu h." Holden;
base solo. “Lift Your (5 ed Voices."
Holden. E. H. Momhouae orguu porn-
lnde. Sonatads‘o. 5. Allegro appensiouato.
Gullmant. The concert service in the
evening include! a bum solo, violin colon.
anthems. readinge and mugs by the
children. The mm is as follows:
Organ prelude.SonatuNoJLSchenodjlnil-
maul; violin aolo."Reveric, " Fancconicr.
C. A. Freeman" anthem, "Be it Rieen."
Schelling; violin solo. "Traumerie."
Schumann, C. A. Freeman; aoprano
solo and choxue.‘ "The Marvelous Works,"
from "The Creator." He den; organ
tludofiouute No. b.0ho and Fugue,
uilmuut. ...—....
M ltsmllt lethodlet.
The First Methodist Episcopal church
Euetor service ie postponed to April 12,
on account 0' the mnferonec.
Home lethcdlrl.
The Norwallt Methodist church choir
willbeeugmonted by extra voices and
anomheetra, with piano and organ ao-
conipaniment. The morning service
will be followed by Communion and u
baptllmnl aervice. The special music.
includes tho anthem. “The Strife in
Oct," Schneckerflloria l’ntri. Meineko;
anthem. “Christ, Our Puseover," Wil-
llama: ladies‘ quartette. ‘ "He Comes in
Triumph." Gabriel; Tersauctus; mule
Quartotte. ”The Lord of Life." Fair.
bunks: Nunc Dimittiu. Bumby; Gloria
in Exceleie. At 7:80 o'clock Rev. A. H.
Wyatt will preach upon ”The Recur-
roetion." Special music: Anthem,
"Angelefioll the Rock Away,"8ohneck-
er: Gloria Patti: ludies' qunrtletto.
“Their Sun Shall no More go Drwn.”
Tuckerman: duct. “The Lord Amie."
Gabriel; them. "The Day of Resur-
rection," ureton; unthem. “He Hut-h
Redeemed thy World," Mace.
Earl Avian Ielltodlsl. l
On account of the conference. which
necessarily c‘alle for the presence of the
pastor, the Easter emiecs are poet lll‘
ed until Suuda . the 12th, at Wilcll
time there wil be, elubornto sorvioee.
”Rove William E. .Schmnhovcn will!
in B flnt. Stanford: enrol. “Dork the
Night but Bright the liloruing:" carol.
tomm'ow morning Mid evening.
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‘ African Methodist Episcopal.
Easter services ut‘ the Knight Street
African Methodist Episcopal church,
Sunday, will be held or 10:30 n. m., with
preaching by tho pastor, Rev. l. S.
b'unds, und singing by u chorus of young
“Deck the Alton" offcrtory anthem.
“They Have ’l‘ukon Awuy my Lord,"|
Stninov; enrol, “When the Easter Morn-I
ink."
St. Mary's Roman Catholic.
ladies. AnEznatcr programme will be
rendered at 7:45 p. 111.. by the choir.
under the direction of choristor 5. ll.»
Taylor. The progrummos. which worr-
proscnred by South Norwulk friends. are
very fine.
IETIIDDIDT mmim.
”Chancellor“: to Attend the
General Wee.
Interest in the lethal“ conference
in New Haven. rm. centered in
the election of delegates to the general
conference.
The following six were elected on the
that ballot: J. S. Chadwick. r25; 3.
Wing.12ll;Goorgu F. Reed. loll; E. B.
Maine, lfilzw. V. Kelley, m; J. M.
Buckley, 21?. The lventh delegate
elected we» C. J. North. The Rev. Mr.
Wing moved to elect three reserve dole.
gum and the result was the election of
B. Van (lhletein. lit; J. W. Bench. low,
(4. B. Downey. 98. Congressmen E. J.
Hill, of Norwalk, was elected one of the
lay delegatu.
In the evening the anniversary of
the Conference Temperance society was
celebrated. The Rev. W. (3. Steele
made the tirat uddrvus of the evoniun.
The Rev. Dr. Mead and Joeoph ii.
James, of Rockvillo. m-retary of the,
Connecticut Temperance Union, mode
at few cloning remarks.
MWDIY RECORD.
Dealt: accorded in Me Clerk Smith's Olllce
For the lam of February.
Following is u mean! of deaths for the
mouth of February. ac recorded in the
office of Town Clerk Smith:
such on PERSONAL.
meanings From the Bay World cl
South Norwellt and Howell.
PEOPLE u iii: in lanolin.
Au Easter Monday blurring: at St. Mary's——
The Social Whiet Club Heels With Mr. and
Mn. E. D. 811:"-le Meeting of
the West Main Sheet Players.
The marringo of lilies Katherine Kol-
lohcr. of Norwulk. llllfl William ['11.
holtz. of Stamford. will tulle place at St.
Mury'e parochial rt-uidcnee, Monday
morning, Rev. .1. ll. Donghcrty per-
forming the ceremony. Miss Helen
Kollohor, a sister of the bride, will be.
bridt-lnnid and (icorgo White. of Htum—
ford. will bo bout mun. A reception
will follow at tho homo of the bride’s
mother. Mrs. Mary ‘Kolloher. Muin
ctr-wt. Nonvulk. ‘ -
'l'ho Sociol Whirl club met last night
with Mr. and hire. E. ii. Baker und
lulhnltil u very don-mm cvcnin . ’i'hc
prim-n wont toblrs. V. .\. Send:- d and
Dr. .\. N. l'lurk.
AFTEllllDDlt electrodes
LOST EIGHT HUNDRED I“
Insular“ Sweet Down by Memento Under
General lure.
(Special to the Fontlncl l
TAMPA, Florida. April il~lt in report-
ed that in a bottle at l’ilur ll“! Rio, in»
tween Spaniard» and insurgents under
Mucco, tho .‘lpuumrdu lo“! eight hundml
moo. Tho insurgcntn' loan in ohm heavy.
KEBOSENE CAUSES I BLAZE.
, A Lump Explode: in a House on Protocol llill,
lion-relic
'l‘ho I't'rélill‘llt‘tl of David li‘luherty til
it) Prospect uvcnuo. Norwulk. narrowly
escaped destruction by lire lust night
by lllt‘oxplnxlun of a hormone lump in
the from hull.
No one was in the front portion oftho
llllllhi‘ at the time. and the flames gained
considerable houtlwuy before they wtru
dimmverr-d. The blunting oil was mutter-
ed in all directions. It fed upon the
stairway. llull furniture and «tarps-ti.
illnf‘luhcrty smelled tho hlillds‘l’} about
cover he .s' nurcc.
When the (llml' was oymnod into the
hall. the flames at first drove thorn back.
but with tho old of several buckets of
lwulor they succeeded in extinguishing
the tire.
Mr. Fluherty this morning notified
0. 1‘). Wilson. with whom the house in
,insured. The damage will amount to
abnut M50.
——l)on‘t forget April ill. 17 and lb. St.
Peter's church fair. lh-rmnniu llnll.
RIVERS AND HARBORS.
. llow Connecl‘cut will Fare In' the Bill Reported
' lo the House.
The river .lll'l harbor bill was report-
uod to the Home yertordnv.
p ot force very well under all the Mr-
leumnznnr‘ce, receiving $I-lil,lloo-—$M,.'lw
for hztrbors no.1 $2hl,.‘ll'ul for river...
Twenty thousand dol‘ulrn is appropriated
Ifor dredging tho ('onnecticnt R'ver bo-
. low Hartford. the amount recommend-
ied by the government engineers.
: Bridgvpnrt dvm not got all Slll' wheeled.
, but the amount may be increased in the
l Senate.
. . \' \I ll bliss Minnie Hickey, ofzilusoniu. will
M." .1: lf'wlodl'olmhsg f" \- .‘.‘, ,, } Sl‘lond Hunter with Mini fondle Powell. of
”min-2.12.4mfhnfiy’: {k .' 3;. “ "l ; l'iiwwul pl:u-o._ '01) Monday. April ll.
:‘wJomoe L. Dvcr. N. to l l Mini liil‘kuy will leave for Jew York.
3* l-‘rotluriclt ii'rltto.h.. . :i s l } .-., l
g:p%‘t‘“i‘|'lk.¢““‘;°r-“*5" “; E ”M Mr. nod MM. W. '1‘. Raymond hove,
7--.(§.2’.‘..‘T'.,.-..if _ I” ‘ " 5 " ,ivturned from their winter's eujourn
7—-l-‘.lim Jane llubbollh . at i an r in New York. nod are now at tho
7>~Wlllll0lLl H. “00d. N" 'M , Mflllll’fi nnwnvfnn
w—Andrev‘r “Mat: .\ . 1M ' '
31:33,! lama?“ .ll. 3". ll “7 ‘3 Mr». Thomas Creamer and daughter
D—Murtha‘Fruncq. .‘., 71 t l'.‘ , Nt‘llltrmf Spring «trout. are visiting Mrs.
{It-5‘3“”:rll‘P‘Q'fvitgao" V w m 2' Kate (‘nrtt-r. Madison uvcnuo. New
n-‘pu m- Anh ithcrmgflfs. 95 w uf \“Yk- _- .-_. ,
ll:,,,','.‘,',',“§g,,{fif‘fil‘fi' ‘ " 1 3 i MIR. L. J. Reynolds and son Joy. of i
l:l——Wllll'tm A. Section. .\'.. u in ‘, .‘v'orwuik. are. spending :1 week with Itlr. l
ltllggi‘dlrimO'ldengpi'F \, 3‘; ‘ -r i lioynmlde' parents at Redford Station.
lZ—l‘llulfll‘ Tliiemo.HN .. in l ' D‘- ‘l- _ _
{fit'mgh {:gmk'fp‘v‘ '1‘ —' l i The final meeting of the “'oet .‘il: l'l
lil-lhmo (indoor. . h‘ . . l'u'; Street Whisl I'lub will be held with Mr.
3‘::f{.‘i’.l'i'ii§¢'i “sullw’d' 5" 5‘; , M. 1' and Mrs. Jlllllflf‘ ll. (lrifl‘oth. Wednesday 7
25~Marthu ”alight-.1. 834.. o..- ‘l 5:, ‘ "Wm“ ' , ,
§::l:drnvlpu‘itl)li‘i‘dc la”. N . l".I 2-: ' Mia-4 .l. littu Foloy. lonelier in thn .
'17~l'hl\rlntlel‘.. tmund. it. re. 9 In . (lvcr liivo-r school. \vill spend the limiter l
éj:,llfll:tl:g‘|:;."l-Hmtifi- ; 3‘» ‘1‘ 2 H ; vm-ution :tl her home in Portland. N. Y.
flight}?! lin‘,l,‘fi{;,:'fi‘llf;q ; I. ”l .‘lrn. Sto'ldonl l iomisciluof lirillnogmrt.
n~llorlmlo Pun. ti. 31.. l 5 ii“ :1 guest of her mother, Mrs. l'hurlcs
"' “ " ’ *‘" "“ " ‘ Gregory, of \vl'rfplll'l avonuo.
Bill) D P If A . . . ‘ " ‘ . .
Ult "1'59.“ C as film Mun lavendeu. nf .\cw lurk.
,in spending tho l-Tustcr vocation :it her]
Body of a Man Stream Along the Tract: at East
Bridgeport. .
A mull up“ who [runs Flchnvdno.
of Stamford. won ground to pieces by u
train in Best Bridgeport, lust nzghi.
Portions of the body were scattered
along the. track. It is not known What
mun struck the mun.
Medical Examiner Downs found in a
pocket of the man's trousers u letter of
rceonuuendntion from the Eagle Look
company, of New Britain, nnd the name ,
opymarod to ho in: given.
ttorlll Ccnler School Examinations.
5 homo in iiuyview avenue.
I Misses Ado Ill. Foole und Mamie
3Drvino spent yesterday tho ghosts of
l friends in New York city.
l Miss Carrie Allen, of Hartford. is a
:gucn of R. L. l'hd‘oroSt. of 15‘! Main
. Htroot, Norwnlk. ‘
l William McNamara. of New York.
‘ is spending it few days
'; North Maui street.
Miss Currie Miller of Frf‘fipfil'f. L. L,
E in visiting her brother, (Jlnronoe Miller,
l Hunford place.
at his home in|
; Tho allowance-s for harbors in Con-
necticut are he follows: Bridgeport,
$3.000; lurmtkwuters or New Haven.
film-,(lm;:.l~5r-w lluvcn harbor. 3:“,000:
Stoni * ton; gimme; Stamford. Billfilxi;
Norwa t. Math)“. l’or‘
lrivors the amounts are: Connecticut
,lriver lit-10W Hartford. $20,0l'h'xl: Homin-
tonic river. 32.3.0002 Thames river. $12.-
om; .‘lfi'flllf‘ river, $3,500.
"Positivelyyourlast chance to prw
r('uro“l~lo>twrBelle." A. l‘. T. (‘o., H
Main hll't'ti‘l.
Mr. Mason's Narrow Escape.
mu o no ll out
I ‘ weurzo.
‘VANTEIX-rd (nod American we on or
uenomlh-vuw Work louvery am lam 1.
Fun plane. good home. Mire“ Amn‘unl.
Nrrfi'nlk le-il-Allllt'v.
l vmr;x..-‘omr..uirims13s llll
1.19.31 Knuth Main ntreot.
Ibr-
. ctr
and repulfing of all kinds. "dam
goumntmu or owner reloaded. ’Ilree lu~
.1
‘cnulnlo
“'A .‘J 'l‘ i! Du» Experienced "mat
KM row ”owing uiuohmen : alwr l3
a.l:l luring imwlunon. “run"; .8 ”the
bouthhnrwuik. l‘oun.
TO LET.
‘1ll.l".'r «.\ K-ntlnmun. with (n.
oln'o". (“in «Main :1 plouunnt f”
rt'llll“ “llll «With-nitt «‘0! “l l'fllll. at 50. ‘3
'1 l refer-
umlnbml
. . at It
’ ‘ll lil'Z'l‘. 'h'ot'nllll floor-honour" For! l'nlnt
. ntroot. rent t». in; Hlv r wmeenmar North
anmul Ann rtljmttu, fimlfh Somali: rent
out; ll-Ill-u- o7 \lmdwerd avenue. rent Ill:
lrguscco \\oodwur-lmonuo. rent In. L A.
\VttOWAltll.
numb {limo rlrcot.
' ‘0 l.ET.«P:m pleueaut rm'vs. «wood
it ~ in M l.---.vc hit-ant. booth Norwnlk.
am
To two-Nimit- altnated mm of you...
Moth preferred Mild) at a (lay «not.
South .‘vIru'alt II it!
' ‘0 MIT. ljnlivefhw ..l n
V0 loom».
’9 o'clock and the fumily not out to fllS‘ l
(‘onnocti-‘
l lomfoeticut l
. “7
l‘l"ll|il'|l'l‘lli't' “03'.
.7 'Il Ll'l'l'
llnl f":.'.l‘.luf~rl‘ with holler .
ainu. tuba. kcltlryu. oil' : lurgeballrm "3:3
* llmlnll «drool. l tho lav. week. month"? your
arm h'nim- with tvmw ecresufleml: ”It
more - rn Water turn-l: Iurf of house on init-
lfleltimcmw; rn'illm .n u'.'l'vr.'tw~m;f:[flbtllf-
‘nwn boron-ml iii-...».
if
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r ‘0 MPH .\ Moment lrr-nt mom ‘7 b
l’wurrl lil HI'llflt'lnt'Tl. nl‘ men and W P.
lllnlh, U My nt ihi.» ultim- 323!
! 'lm Lili‘» A l-miwvnt furnished front rmm
wululno fur .lnr- (ir ttvvi.
. .\ xi 4 at e W
'uwnuo. booth .\i-r\vadk. Pi y 1 I ill
”I‘m lilN'l‘. l‘mur floor of bovine. No. '25
i ll "st Mum e‘l‘o'ot. to n mmll «elect fund I
...l‘ ll l‘llffi l'unovml'lll fl'Hlll ”BY lief. C. .
l ll.\\\’!ill‘1:hl‘. m 11 if
i To ltl-ZNT. Jimmie m l’llll‘l'n Theatre his:
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lll‘..’. Apply 1-: i. ll. Hovr. m at
l f ‘U Lli'l' ..p. 'll‘ room apartment. tlrnt n
'. H't‘h'lll floor. roux". on Wit-«hm on afflict,
umd r. nowrv rt v'vm.hnllelighto~ ondolmn-
}o- l ' f. or room .iportmrenhfrrvnt and rmrflhifll
. rim-r N\\ltl‘ll .i t'url-clt l-lwk. 79 and Rt “'80”-
imp-Ir. ~tr--et. rent $1 nod to. Applyinn We
(i..u-.l‘u. “loll
‘lX ru-vxn cutie m on iinturd avenue. A
l h l H to Cli Er; Eli RULAKK. lo Qulnfflg
inn-nun.“ ‘ .. fl . gulf-
l ,\'l‘ .\n. Im’llnrlmr avenue. Nomik. m
I 4 1mm» With my water. rent tezcleo three
.r-wou. taly \volrr. rent it. From AtvrillJ
:r‘vmuaoit .\I-. l'.' limo nfrm. .‘vtirwalk. tom .9.
Amy in MALI-H Moom'. no that avenue.
.\~mvnlk. dill ff
1
FOR SALE.
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I For ~'_\r.l-:.-‘ lmiw inn Farmllncroeoflnnd
l \villzc-r-ttogu of seven roman Mid mit-
luiln‘ungu. ’l‘uzn \vnllenf wet" and plant of
ll“ill no film place. Hnitohloforpoultrvrm r .
‘li’ricu HM”. inquire. of Tutor .b (Paints.
. ue7t
. nun tum-1. ~ln than Norwalk. within five
lll“t‘:‘lll"‘«‘" wnik‘wrf trolley; church ll'ul
. who-2|. u «and. new nlt rI-om constraint til
3 in! foot front hymn feet deep. Plenty ofa
limo. Univ tum. l’nrtl'on remziummort’
lgrtge. Addrow lbw 4'6, holifh Ntrrwalk. n? 3t.
319“}! SALE" — wine rlila: no end maimed;
. . :‘untnldo f 'l' LIN-{Hut lmnl. mull» by That ,
'wa .\n\v lurk: in good order: very cheap g
. .ll. lil-ll‘t'Wrs, H“ \'.‘. ~l Ill't'll'lt'. n l "I
’31)“ S.\l.r‘. — rllnn surre'h nmrlv new, (mt
I run. \vdl rod] for Humane mud cart. 915:
nuo‘two-«onted wagon at a, bargain. '
.nl l il.\.\l\ (tumour. (Ti-unhory.
inquire
m of If
Joseph .‘lilfillll, of Wheeler l‘ll‘lillllf‘t's. l '
To all the pink anemone.
AM the W tunnel leaps along
m joy to greet the sounding so;
The examinations at the North (fcutor' Misc Marjorie “it‘ll“; of Vi'nshington
‘SCl‘ml were “TY satisfactory ”“3 your, 3 street. has rotnrnod from u visit in
the lowest nvoruge in the gmmmnr do- i Bridgopm't. . _____
pnrtmont being ”8'le per N‘HL Pro-i Mrs. Alice Hoyt, ot -l Riversido “Vt“
motions will be made early in the new i no". Norwulk. will spend Easter in New
term. when Wilbur livington. Willard l “Wk “”3"
Prof. Hoynnn has arranged some nx-i ‘ '
cellent music for St. Mnry‘s church, l Norwalk Buplist. ‘
Sunday. The pl'Olzl‘llllllllt‘ follower Morn- ! The programme. for the Norwelk Bup- ‘
ing: Vido Aquuui: Kyrio. A. Leprcvoet; } tint church. has been arranged by Miss
Glorian A, ”provost; Credo, A. anrc- l Jennie Smith, the organist und choirdi-
vost; Tomi Tremint. Schonvit; Sunnis, 1 roetm‘. Atthe morning service thenum’c . . . -.-..-
Mt‘l'i‘i‘l’lilllii‘l liencdietus. Ml‘fl‘lllllllltl-‘l i will be no follows: Anthem. "Chriet ()ur \Vntorbury. and John liyatt will be pro‘ ‘ Mrs. W. H. Moody llllll 'erph Moody.
Agnns Doi. Illercudunlte; pontlude. , Passover .. J. Wicgnnd; anthonl "He. is . rooted to the High Sl'lli-tll department , {‘f "In” j""""""~ “T” “WWII"R 1* “W dill???
organ. “Easter Murch.’ G. Morkel. 'Not Her'o. But is liison," ll. Millard; l of the liver River 50th: ““7 pupils” in Boston.
£0 to A world of weary care
The W's crown of liliee white
We! to eliminate despair
And yet the promised life in right.
With hints of that for Syrian sky
Under whose blue life’s hope was born.
feet- on the circling ages fly.
News the wondrous Easter morn. Kililwdlillllli)'omlllll:lt ADE)”i‘hil'lrmlllilrlni' lhymn, “Rise. ( llorous (.touquerer. liisez" worii I-xzunimlxtl in spilliup. rolllllilllli : Stanley Godfrey. 0f Stamford, ntlmld-
~ »- " "l 3 ' ‘ “ ‘ . ~ “ ): ' of lluvs " bv ll. fll‘lillllell" nuguuuo 1"" "‘0 "11““ ed the. Red Men's sociable ’l'hursd'iv
Mashhad wreaths and orlaudc fnlr— . . . . J ' ~ ytd’i‘tl‘tmy ””1“ I ‘3 - . , . ' . - . . l . l .
“faith abound end lgvo increuee (lllllletg‘md L'lfidl'x‘ TEES“ 'Ifinmllll‘llgg' anu D.» Witter. Mrs. L, I), jump,“ grzrlilnmnr. lpstory,1geography, writing 4 evening.
‘ ‘ ‘ l : W ‘ ' “ I : l -' ‘. . ‘ : "‘ 'lll )hv.‘io n rv. ‘he uvcrzl ms were: . , , , ' ' ‘ " .
hymn, ,( hri‘t,tho Lordlenon'lmlly. ,. I . r l". l- , Willlmn Makersmi. of Port ( hector,
AM the transflgurcd earth declare
Millennial lore and endless peace!
J on. Bun-mu.
Magnifimt, Mort-minute; ltogino ()oeli,l
Weigund; l) Haloturis, \Vcigund; Tau-‘
tum Ergo. \Voigund; Lundnlc l.)lllllllllllll I
Gregorian; postludc, "Grand (.Zhorunfi
Goilpymt.
niltholn. “Hollolu'uh! Christ is Risen," l Eva (.Tlrlrk, ill; Edna 'l'uttlo. Wilbur By- 1 - . .. . .
(label Himht'r; UrlZzJIn postludo, "Ftiutivnl iURU'H. Arthur Willizuns. W"; Willnrd '. formerly “f 3"“‘311‘ “"5 ”l town “1“
Mnroh." Joseph llloucnthnl. Tho evcu- Waterbury. 95; Maggi“ ROllPTlF. Idl: i terduy. .._:....
ling service. will be given by the Sunday . ”in“! RtJbl‘I‘l-‘y 93: Eva lil‘t‘llm'y- "illlli‘l‘. Miss (.‘lurn Warren, of New York. is
l schml. It will consist of (lflmlls nnlrli ro- ' Miller, :12. (\l'rorl'n t(‘l:}irki “fill"; Filt'lll’lfi, l visiting 3“,... hm." pimp, Bnyview ml...
- .oitntions. The Huudnv scion wi bowl‘mllt" txr‘ ‘Igi, Hares rit 0. mm ”mp,
Sl- Josephs Roman Catholic. . lussistod by pilgrim”, The following an. I Hyatt. lint; Eugoon Brown, 85: Arthurl ‘- _.....-:
Th0 51‘“ Ell-“ill": "QIPl-ll'flilml “f SD Ithpmc will be rendered: “(thy-m, (lily-’(Tronk, hit; Amelia Fuillds, Florence; Misses Jennie and hittio Reynolds.
Joseph's church will be .1moumrableism-pmrig Risen." ,\_ F, Loud: "I Amhlumcs. H2; .lcnnio Dickson. 'lIurry;of lk-ldc-n street. "1‘0 Vii-"lid! l" NPW
one, null fl", musical programmes er- I Hp That Liveth." Cam] Simpor; "Christ! (lung-ridge. 9i; William Rider, M; Allf't‘i York. . p . . '
mint Miss Kitty T‘lls Risen," ('ulmlSimpnr. ‘Largill. Limo Bit-\cigh. 80. lien-nose, Elmer }{;.]lock. of New Haven. in
' v of measles eight. pupils were obsollt.m,”,i" “ short “4,," with friends in
from this department. und .1 large num- i m“; R '
: her from the primary department. Those ‘ 1' ...— ,
. Eiuter morning at the South Norwalk l pupils Will take exmninations at the! E. A. Woodward and wife are home
“Awake i beginning of the new term. uftnr which i from their Mexico-(ialifomia trip.
promotions “111 1‘“ nude. 3 A. W». l’rmglc has returned from
i two vet-ks' visit in New York.
it. Pul’s Episcopal.
We will b9 a choral celebration of
the Holy Communion at St. Paul's .
‘ church at illflilia. 111.. when the procur—
Oioml hymn willbo. "The Strife is o‘er,
the Battle lhme.” I’alentrina: introit
anthem. “Awake Up. My Glory." Burn-
: (moronic!) service in E flat.
Michael“ oilertory anthem, "I mn He
erircth.” Simpcr; at the presenta-
(ion Offline. 478. “Holy Offerings, Rich
and Bare." Redhead: after the benedic-
lion. the Sevenfold Amen, Steiner;
ranged by the org:
Flynn. are most excellent. In the ‘ "
morning at 10:30 o'clock. Farmer‘s Mass: South Norwalll Baptist.
will be sung, the selections being us.
follows: Kyrio, Former: Gloria, FairUBnptist church the anthem.
mar: Credo. Fermi: Bruin“ (Joplilelud'Boulfl by Holden. willbesnng by
Barge; Honetns, Fin-liter: Agnns Dow”,9 choir; “010' “The King of Love My
NW Diinittis.’l‘onue Begins: Recession Former. At the vcsper service at 7:30 . i .1
“Jesus Christ is Risen o'clock the progrmnme will be: i S““9th 1": anthem. ”( ”me See the, Tough: on 35W“. Mrs. l5. W. Philips ist'n guest of Mrs.
elllrmu. m.
1‘ WOTRRIL Choral evmsonlz “1’11 Place where-Teens Lay. ' 11.“ Schnwker- Fourmon who were first hoardofin-J. A. Mortnnmt‘ lloonurd street.
accident while riding down Roton Hill.
this morning. The forward wheel caught
in a rut. throwing him to the ground,
bruising him
mutt-has of his right urn). nnd cutting
hiu hood covert-1y. Mr. Vontiol its-listed
him no for it.) ii. ll. Fox's house.
he loft his wheel and proceedmi to Dr.
Bolumunu's office; Mr. Meson will he
llmblo. to work for several days.
'7 n lb. :lt Huycs’ nuu'kcl.
-. ‘Shud are l
Fire In West Norwalk.
. A house in West Norwnlk. mid to bo-
loug to W. H. "l‘ubhs. burned down lns‘t
i night. between 9 and ill li't‘lm‘k,
.
3 “Have you your ticket for theGib-
{son ’l‘ubleauv under l'lm'sty. of New
l York, next Tuesday?
l Five candidates were initiated by
3Enreku Lodge, l).lll[.flllt‘l‘! of Rebekah.
lust ni 'bt. After the work a chowder
f supper was served. The new rcguliu is
i expected in May. It was voted that inn.
algium'ng next mouth the meetings he,
i held the first and third Mondays.
I — Hrundhall by the Hungarian and
g Philharnmnic orchestras, under the nus.
had it very nurrmv‘cuenpo from n Hcvwrc ¢
sow-rely. straining the:
where a »
(m: 5.\l.l1 ll‘unsn. No.11 Elimlwth street.
Hllilélldr' for two fumiliee. All Modern
run-nu-mq t‘untaina r1 rooms. Momma
pnmrilw. Full on (Inn. 3.31 Jonsnm
i
{up
ilzlil
, phonic-d. ”7 2m
:P‘Llll SAM-Z -l‘urilv enrl rummage are
what \\'?I‘ldlill l'I-rlh» lxlugmnn A‘ Mar-
(foll of pin More for color startle
(Sorm houwrrk Hammett: (10,.
:41 South .‘lllll’l ulrvvt.
llinoz ldlllllr.
und pricou.
; FOR 3“ \l.i3.- Tin. mu nod ehoebuaiuM-I of
r l . ll. Hum-v. including entiroetrn'ls end
lizlurm :md [0331' mi « h-ro. Will be will wry
whom; if amid at one Apply at the store.
Ill '- l.
. FOE: Hill"; in v.1: arm. red toured our!
l , while clover good. also, timofti . worm
; horn mt ll mm. .wv. l 'o.. 4-: South .‘v oin street.
3 13m: Mid-3. -l’-oildiog lot moon on Wont
; Invonuo. most decirublelot out euveuue.
l \pplv tn 'l‘aviur .l’ Holden. foot!
l pron S.\l.lj.wt’..im;zo at not round.» rm
' water front. l'ullv furniel'wrl. Purchase
now while you have the opportunity. Inquire
1 ..i s; tritium-bury. lien! rututmndlueomuco.
' lo \‘vmlnuglon street. «l 12 In
. FIVE rnum cottage on number! avenue
l. {...-oak-cheupnml‘n-vneueylerme. , ulre
in} .~‘. ‘. SHERWOOD. 1:5 Grove MW... nth
j i\l|l‘Wllll\.' HMS"
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' FOR SA LE OR TO LET.
' F01: 1-: '. ll‘. on T0 LET—Place in Went
Xv-i-wnlk. two Hero- nflaud, new Mime.
lluii'u nod honor-w. omiiuzlnnco of fruit. water
1le ll’ u-m. \inr v" i“ ’l'nrloz' avenue. em.
4...—
‘ ... _ ,- ..-. ...—...:
I Losr. H
he held at the Chapel of ()ur Holy
”do!!! at 7:30 p. 111.. for which the,‘ fol-
lowing much: has been arranged: Pro-
Mimi Hymn. 1‘2]. Palostrinu; Foetal
em, Tallie: Evening service in
A -. Harriet)!“ ant-hem, ”Blessed be
the {30d and Father,” W'esloy: tenor
solo, “Fm Dawn." Woodman; offer-
tory anthem. “Praise the. LordJ) My
flout.” Cm: at the presentation of aims,
478.80dlwd;evening hymn. 17. "Fat-h-
ento Thy Holy Keeping.” Goss: Re-
cessions! Hymn. il2. Worgan.
. ‘ marmw
The “mode for Easter at Trinity
«hunch will be rendered by the regular
«were, Mrs. J. Al Dunning. soprano
Ilia Susan Benedict. alto; Jumev F.
Hall. term. and John W. Wchlc. bass.
cm by aeocond quartette. ooompsed
of list Ella (hem, soprano: Miss
Mariettadhiueh. oontmlto; Robert- A.
W, Abnor. and James E. Hubboll.
hue. The music is under the direction
of Mn. Dunning. who it! leading soprano
and direotm of the choir. Mrn.Duuuiug
will also finder the offertory solo, "I
Knorr that My Redeemer Liveth.” from
Wl'e Messiah. The morning service
will be as follows: “Christ our Passover. ’ '
W ; (llorlu. Header: Te Deum in
EM. . :Jubilate in F. Holden:
Kylie, $85. Kendalleolmzlilori Tibi, 412.
W; (Meme-y. "I Know that My
W Hvoth.” Handel: Sanctum”.
Wesley: Unnmnnion Hymn. 228, Gloria
in Fluoride in E flat. Behnecker; Reoee—
Iioul. Km, “6. Evening service
Dominio nd- Adjuvaindum: Dixit Domi- v
nus; Comm-bur; lieutus Vir.;Luudute.
i’uori: Lunriuto Dominion; Regina Coeli: j
Magnitivnt: ll. Suluturis. solo by Miss
Murphy: 'l‘untum Ergo. quurtette,
Misses Murphy and Hurford, him-lure!
Schultz. and Kennedy.' C. A. Fmemuu, l
violinist. will uwist the choir in theI
morning.
i
Nowell-Congregational. . l
The appended programme will be}
rendered ut the Norwalk Congregational .
church: Processionul. "Easter," Lei
Jenne: Gloria, Schneckcr; anthem. “Te i
Deum” (festival) Chapman; ol‘fertoiy.l
“Laid ohne wortc." Techaikowsky; so- i
prune solo. “I Know That My Redeemer
Liveth." Handel: anthem. “Why Seek
Yo the Living Among the Dead?" S._ P.
Warren. Evening service: l'roeossmn-
all."Eu~ttor,”IA-. Jenne;unthem.qumtette
”Our Lord is Risen fmm the Dead,‘
Schneekor; Gloria: sopruno end alto.
duet, "Quis est Homo," ‘ROSSllll; offer-fl
tory. “Laid ohno worte." Tsehuikowsky: i
contrulto solo,“The Resurrection Mom," |
Rodney : anthem. “N ow is Christ Risen.'_‘ '
“Hallelujah Amen." G. W. Wilm‘n;
poetlude. “Hallelujah Chorus," Handel.
In the morning the motor. Rev. Thomas
K. Noble. will proac hi9 Eustareennou.
In the evening there w1l1_ be on Easter
praise service, and a brief uddrens by
Rev. Dr. Seward.
South Norwalk Congregational.
The Easter festival will be observed at
the South Harwell: Congregational
t
v
At tho evening service the anthems will
he “blaster Bells." by Brooke t, and
“Now is Christ Risen from the Dead,"
)y ,l. B. Allen: solo, “Resurrectionfi
Shelley. The service will be illustrut- 2‘
ed. Appropriate and beautiful
views will be thrown on the Screen, and
there will be music and rocitutions iii|
connection therewith. The Y. P. S. (7. l
B. will have its consecration meeting at. l
6 o'clock, led by Mine (Jarrio D‘Artois.
(‘ommunion at the morning service.
I
Calvary Baptist. l
At Calvary Baptist- ohureh. Ron;
Johnson W. Hill will preach an Easter
sermon at 7:43 p. in. Special music husl
been prepared by Miss Lucy lIaskins.
The solwtinns will be "Morning
Brooks upon the. Tomlu" “Low in the
Grove he Layz" "Onward. Christian
Soldiersz" solo. "Resurrection." Miss'
Lucy Haskins: “0 God has Sent Hisi
Angelm" “Jesus Christ is Risen 'l'otlayz" i
"The Strife if: ()‘or, the Battle is Done.
i
ytl
Conscience Contribution of 30 Cents.
An unknown man in l\'estville,;
Conn. sent thirty cents in postage;
Slfllllpd to the Treasury Department yes- i
terduy as u conscience contribution. He. .
says that while guarding mmmiswn‘ry l
stores during the. war he. took from ling“!
l
l
barrels at various times many lumps of i of the service. the bell in the tower es,
the value of which, with interest- l
sugar, _
he computes at thirty!
since that time.
cents.
l
§the vicinity of (..‘nrtor Street. created,
considerable oxeitmnent and four by
. . , l
' 1' their actions on ’luesday afternoon nnd!
evening. A Curler Street young lady
‘ says they attempted to stop her horse.
1 but she whipped up the animal and got 3
About ten o'clock
“Millport” and dc-
eway from them.
they appeared in
mended admittance to several houses. f
I but were driven away by thronts. Lat- l
l or they appear-0d at. West Norwalk and !
1r ‘
demanded food of several,» residents.
in said they were Norwelk fought: out
on a spree—New ('anuan Messenger.
linlslcrlng Circle Office“.
The .‘linistering Circle of
Daughters met with Mrs. T. K.
at the Norwnlk (_'-ongregntional parson-
age. yesterday. and elected Mrs. Freder-
ick Holden, piwidcnt: Mrs. Charles A.
Tucker, .‘lt‘l'l‘t'llll‘y; Mrs. Adolphus l‘.
Boers, treusurer. After the meeting re-
King's
Noble,
{freshmonte were served and a social noon tea and .1 social hour.
hour on Jl iyed.
Passion Service at St. Plot’s. .
ere was it largo attendance at the
thre houra' passion service at St. Paul's
church, yesterday. The preaching by
Rev. Father Huntington was of deep in-
terest and very eloquent, At the close
the church was tolled thirty-three timef
in commemoration n Uhriet's curt
life, one stroke for each your.
no i
1 plot-s of tho Hunyudy wwiety. Monday l
. April lith. NM. in (.iornmniu llull. All;'
i nnssiou 23 m_~nt:~. ; l ‘
Miss Smile Sconmn, of Fairlinld live.
one. it visiting in Brooklyn.
i 0.‘~T '“lJliliv‘F‘v' open farm diver welch_and
lulu. [toward mid mr returnfo ,. .
Furrlnvuor». be. on l'mup etrect, Somalia nil”
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M ISCELLANEOUS.
...-W W, I
l My... BF“... Cmfm returned to her" George Hoyt. of in Elizabeth atreotdsl
g home in New um...” foam; 1 out today after u tWo weeks sickness;
' - . . ‘ ,wirh peritonitis. during which an "porn-i . . . . . . .
l '1‘” exchange fl yr form properly it: [airfield '
. » county. homaeund lot in Hoofb .‘voflnlk.
Halon, Hun-w Hourly new and contain» ll
.roomu. Addrnm nrcall on Terror a not».
. xv. til-nth horwzilk. 5% IW
.. _‘_,, _..;. --. l
. E. A. Bolnoe has returned from a:“WW”lV‘VfWW'Nl-
isnuthern—t—rip. ! -~—51bs.of choice breakfast hacmi for
50". at Huyes' market.
Anniversary of the King's Daughters. l .
The tenth anniversary of the organiza- l'nclo Mose-Dot dorg if», ma beet friend.
‘ h- an" I wouldn't sell 'um to” notion .
‘ Van Pelt—4'” give you 50 cents for
him. .
Uncle MosovHo'syo‘ dorg.
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3 Real Estate Sales. '
, Seymour 5*. and l'orneiin H. Hoyt, of
l Brlmklyn. to Herman and Nellie Quittv
j nor. land in Loire street.
Giles ll. St. John to Elmore: llzlltrlt,
Ellen of the order of the, King's Dang
:tors will be celebrated on ’l‘hurfiday,
i \pri] 9. in Madision Avenue Moth'xlist
fl‘IpiM-opul church. corner of Madison
,ayonuo "11d Sixtioth “F"- New York , “So Misc Keene ia‘engeged?" said one l loud at Broad River. ,
lcity. The exercises Will commence at iyoung mun. ’ Oliver p;_ Wilson in Giles H. 9', John,
1 2:1.) p. 111.. With on organ recital. offer 4 “Yes." replied the dngpnndnm luv-pr, i land I" Broad River.
l
iwhieh there will be midtown by Dr. ; "and u. another."
Lymnn Abbott. Dr. A. C. Klitrodge, my thought 5}“. regarded 5’9" very.
{Mm Louise S. Honghton, Bishop Now- . kind]v_" l
‘ man. Dr. GT9” and "NWT“- A' :"""l""‘kv “ "She did. ‘ And I lavished ever utteu- '
in tho ohnrehyxtrlomthere will bouftervitinn on her. I took her to the urn-re
All Mill-i.” ' every night and immediately after that
Daughters in the various churches of f ahe married my rival."
,Norwnlk urocordiallyinvitrd to attend; "She thought ho had more money, , ,
- this toast of goud things. ’ ; than you." ' ' _rm the O'Brien estate ovortwelveluches.
' "She wos sure of it. tie. couldn't help l
l . ,. .
i —Be it Known but have ufterl took her to the. opera ;
‘ every night."
3 To all men who smoke good cigars
lthut the Imperial (frown is the host
lbmnd of We. cigarsin the market.
Spiller from:
Johanna. O'Brien. udmluiutrulrixof
the estate-of .lamr-M'l'llriv-n. hue bmnwht
suit against S. B. Wilson for trmpaee.
'Mr. Wileon owm a home in Grand
nstroot. which. it in alleged. wrenches
Nbrvvalks. 22 Vlmoipaelus. 7.
Thr- Norwulke :lnd Winnipuuk! play-
‘* ,cd haw-ball. yesterday. The Norwalh’!
Crirlilisrmlioakfjll l y- -n know Puckor- i won by ,. _.r_.,.,r.. {,1 3.“. to 791;”, Mug
“"4 99"”9‘”: , , A of the Nul’Wa kn wan . . umann a
i fYt‘ll‘llit-le's. 111‘ “W5“ “Willi" gunshot l Dowd and Dovvd and Whitlock.
to me.
Well, you mum be u frightfully bnd‘
, Illot. ‘ l‘
i —Your head conformed nod but
made to order. Ernst Sirlo Had Store.
l Washington amt bridge.
——Ht. l'cror'sl'hnroh fair. April ill, 1:
nud in, in (jcnnnnia Hall.
Norwalk Chronicler