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the service.
sir. r. N. Glover the with!!!“
speaker. brought -while Enter
me in behalt o tthe new;
Movement. The pastor. the Rev J-
L. Schoeppler. gave a. message or and
less hope for the Chritian. and made
a beseeching appeal for the releasing .
or Christ upon all peoples who are
without the Easter hope. The sacra-
ment of the Lord’s Supper. adminis-
tered at the clause or the morning
service. was more impressive and pro-
found in it significance because of
Easter Day.
Although the weather was unfavon
able, there was even a larger attend-
ance at the evening service. Six
young people symbolized the death
and mun-action of Christ in their
haptismp preaching a sermon far more
eloquent than could be given inwards.
ng this service the auditorium
was lighted by a large cross at the
back of the baptistry, which made the
beautiful baptismal service all the
more impressive. The Easter csnta
ta. “The Resurrection and the Life.”
by Ira Bishop Wilson, was given by
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pleasing manner, brin ing the Easter
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dist church. yesterday. The church "The Vision from the Heights" was
was beautifully decorated with palms the appropriate Easter sermon deliv-
Easter lilies hyacinths, marguerites ered in the South Norwalk Congrega-
nnd doii'odils. The two selections, by tionnl church. yesterday, by the pea-
the choir, "Jesus Lives Again" by tor, Rev. F. H. Jacobs. meter serv-
Schnecker and “Christ. ls Risen " by ices were held by the Sunday school
mer. were \ faultlessly rendered 'scholars at noon. A: 4 o clock in the
Miss Willa Miller, soprano, sang a afternoon a special musical program
beautiut 301°"Behold the Risen was rendered. In addition to the reg-
King," by Dreasler.
organ and violin obl
be] Miller.
liant organ
Joyed
The following persons were admit-
.A. STULL
24 ‘Cottage Street
—
traito; Archibald Merriam organist;
Miss Willa Miller, soprano, and
issue by Miss Ma-
Mal lanommedieu's bril-
Dre u e wa eatl _
s n y en both morning and evenlng‘aervices.
ted to church membership: Mrs. Julia A8K§ DAMAGES °F $5,000.
Thies. Mrs. . E. Bissell Francis —
fgzbliirs. Geoaoz. Gacirer, Mrs. Jos- Damages of 85,000 are asked by
eman, on ve, M . S
don Cave. Mrs. Wm Baron; 13:: «Ralph P‘ Hoagland Of Boston 3’ hi
Marie E. Conley. K. w. Massey Mrs. 8“" ‘15““5‘ mamaflmer of teen.
K. W. Massey. Adele Van Scoy, wich, notice of which was filed with
George Tilly, Elois Shove Norma Tay-
Hor. Lois Hayes, Hamid Bissell. Mil-
dred Gibson Ethel Delehanty and
lnez Mnnhall.
3 Mr. Snavely preached on the text.
“He Is Risen. " He dwelt on the fact
that the secret or the triumphs of
Christianity and the church in the
past has been the secret or a living
Christ, not a dead martyr and that
‘this is the sure guarantee of the con-
itinued triumphs of Christianity in the
world. He showed what the immortal
hope that Christ reveals, by His resur-
rection, actudlly means to men. And.
perior court today. Hoagland says
he was given, a judgement against Flo-
County. Mass. on December 2, 1901.
3600 has been paid the rplaintut says.
LiffOfFCORNS!
accompanied with ular choir, Mrs. P. Irving Smith, con-
Charles Sterling, violinist. assisted at
Clerk fled W. Tracy in the Citil Su-
mer in the Superior court of Middle‘sex ,
The Judgement was for $4360 and but ..
in conclusion, airirmed that the resur-
rection of Christ meant the triulnl)h
inf goodness over the utmost powers
that wickedness can yield.
' At the evening service at 7: 30 the
the cantata "The Ré- a
surrection.’ by Charles Fonteyn Man- _
ney. A very good sized animation
iw‘as present in view 01‘ the mill? '
night. and everyone enjoyed the bean-
tiiul music of the cantata. Miss Mill _‘
ler, M'rs‘, Suavely and Mr. Gray had "
the dole work; and it who very well '
done" The ladies trio and the quau- "
tet were very eiichVe. The rendiiton
ended‘ivith a splendid climax of great » ,
power-'55 chm-nay The congra- = ’
“some: the‘ rch feels constantly - ‘
indebted? to the heir for the splendid:' . ~ .
service it readers on all occasions.“ -
Trinity Church. ii I
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