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flea-mu scream.
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m a man has been convict-
finger-y ind‘ls to pay the penalty
syn-icon sentence At one time
faint five years in' prison on the
a '0! murder. and was pardoned

* It was proved he was not guilty.

... he makes the somewhat unique

 

«- fin that his' sentence for forgery
~ '“ be cut short five years on the

“3 that he has already that
“-5 time due him from society. ac-
“ted when he unread unjustly
«Lie murder charge.

‘lhe contention of this Chicago man
a“ up a field for thought. at least.
“release on a full pardon. after he
u been found innocent or the

she (or which he had been cone

«in. again raises the point as to Just
F 1hr a judge and jury should go

_ a. circumstantial evidence. where the
on. or liberty of a citizen is in jeopar-
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New York judge who has im-

w to blondes a fickleness disquali-
m them for Jury duty. and has de—
as“ to empanel any except brun-
"am has started a controversy that
”is“ to lead everywhere without get-
fill-g anywhere.
g 4m opinions will be apt to follow

The case is one in

Those who have been

«whence.

M by blondes. will be inclined to
1’" 'all blpndes as fickle.
Wore be more willing to trust a
W. Those who have been sub-
M to similar experience by. brun-

and will

will be likely to hold opposite
, Many who have had ex'peri-
mwlth both blondes and brunettes

fl doubtless incline to the view that

mnckleness ration is a. blonde six to
mtrunette half-dozen. And while this
emcrsy is raging. ynlcs will have
or the judge's
Won implies knowledge of blofides
bounce of brunettes or both.

 

'flre plan of exploiting the story of

m Smith Han-ion on the screen is

Why opposed by the Photoplay-
Wit League of America. amation-
aflmociation of film writers And
“a decent minded people of this

«county gladly will accent! and support

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1th stated that Japan is "determin-
«a to stand pat" with respect to the
mate over the little or Yen. Japan
«we. discover, however. that Uncle

fatal-o is somewhat of a standpat-

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Mme we knotw will come a day.

7“ earth is clad in glad array.

w choir notes ascending:

heaven‘s harmonies blending.
‘ In the resurrection morn.

"hum: shall sound alld'Saints
"martyrs rise who for Christ’s

their lives. heaven gaining.
ith Him they will be reigning.
In the resurrection morn.

was. ' ’d awaits the wondrous day.
flfifg «théchqsen one.g the can obey.
J,“ ‘ resting in God's keeping,

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In the resurrection mom. 3

ceternal out of gloom. '
to darkness and the tomb.
their Lord redemmed sharing.
His glory then declaring.

“ his resurrection morn.

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ones again shall meet.
' hold communion sweet.
that shall last 'forever.

in thee. no more to sever.
In the resurrection morn.

denth shall be no more.

In the resurrection morn. . ,
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South Norwai’qupiscopai church.
Rev. John J. Snaveiy. minister: Miss
Willa Miller,_ choir director; Carlton

' L'Hommedieu, organist. —Easter Day

will be observed with fitting services.
morning and evening, in the church.
The church is being decorated by the
kindness of Mrs. T. I. Raytlmnd and

.. the other members of T. I. Raymond's

family. in memory at the husband and
father, T. 1. Raymond who?tor very
many years. was a member of the
church. and for many years also presi-
dent of the board of trustees and a.
leader in most of the church. activi-
ties. The subject of the morning ser-
mon .wlll be: “It There Were No
Easter Message. " The music for this
hour. 10: 30 o'rciock will be as fol-

lows:

Prelude (Violin and Organ) ~—
“Minuet in G". . . . . . . . .Pademwski

' Mtss Mabel Miller and Mr. ’

‘ L‘Hommedieu.

Anthem-—“Magdalene" . . . . . Warren
The Chorus Choir. ..
Hymn 156—"Christ.t the Lord. Is Ris-
en Today ”

Choir and Congregation. .
Anthem—A‘mwake Thou That Sleep.
est". .......... .........Giiletie

The Chorus Choir.
Hymn lei—"Rise. Glorious Conquer-
er." .
Choir and ccfigregation.
Anthem—"Alleluia, Christ Is Risen"
Bartlett

OOIOIIJI soon

The Chorus Choir.
Postlude—“Marche Pontificale"
Lemmens

sin-on.- o sell ------

Mur. L'Hommedieu.

Members will be admitted to the
church at this service.
The Sunday'school will meet at .i:
o'clock. as usual. ‘, The Epworth
league devotional meeting will be'led
at 6:46 by Charles I“. Tristram. Both
sides in the contest are expected to
be present in full force.

The evening service is at 7: 30.
o'clock. The sermon will be "When
One Dies Is He Dead?" The choir
will be assisted in the music of the
evenitfg by Marie Partridge Price. lyr-
ic seprano. Mrs. Price is from the
Pacific coast. where she has lived in
.the City of San Francisco and has re-
'cently come to New York. She is
widely known in Califoniia. as a sing-
er of much repute. and has appeared
in concert and oratorio with such art-
ists as .Schumann-Heink. Saint-Sachs.
Walter Damrosch David Bispham. Ce-
cil Fanning and Edwin Lemare. Her
church singing experience also has
been large. The evenings music Will
be as follows: .

Prelude—"Andante in FF"

L'Honimedieu.
.Méndelssohn

Mr.
Solo-“Hear Ye Israel"
Mrs. Price.
Hymn lGO—"Sing \Nlth All the Sons

of Glory."

Congregation.
Anthem—"Christ Is‘ Risen’l. . ..Turner
The Choir.

Solo—~“The Lord is My Shepherd"

.................... .Dvoral:
Mrs. Price.’

Hymn 163—“Come Ye Faithlul."

. Congregation.

Solo—“I Know That My Redeemer

Liveth" (from "The Messiah").

 

Mrs. Price.
Anthem—“Jesus Lives Again"
............. Schnecker
The Choir.

Solo—“No Night There" . . . . . . .Danks
Mrs. Price.
Postlude—J‘March in B flat". . . .Silas
Mr. L'Hommedieu.

East avenue Methodist Episcopal

church. Rev. Herbert E. Marsland.
pastor.-——At 10: 30 a m.. the pastor
will preach ‘on ”The Power oi the
Risen Chris .". Sunday school session
and adult class follow morning serv-
ice. _C. D. Hodgeman will teach the
class. Epworth League meeting at
6:30 will be led by Miss Helen Buddi—

man. Topic: ”ljessons from the
First Easter." The pin contest is now
on. At 7:30 p. m., evening service of

worship. Sermon by the pastor on
“The Question or Life and Death."
Special music'morning‘hnd evening.
Ladies' Aid Sooiety meets Wednes-
day afternoon. -

Prayer meeting, Thursday.night, at
7: 45 o’clock.

Norwalk Methodist EpiscOpai
church, George B.‘ Tompkins, minis-
ter. ——-9 a. in. class meeting. 10. Sun-
day school and Men's Assembly. 11.
worship and special fanster service.
The quartet will render several selec-
tions appropriate to the “day. The
Sacrament of Baptism will be admin-
istered to infants and children. Can-
didates will be received into the
church on probation, and there will
be a short sermon on: “The Meaning
of Easter." 6:30 p. m., Epworth
League-*Mrs. George B. Tompkins.
7:30 p. m.. a musical pro-
gram will be rendered by the'quartet
and the church orchestra. VA briet
address by the pastor. '
Tuesday—7:45 p. m., class meeting.
Thursday—7: 45 p. m.. prayer serv-
ice.- Subject: “The Appeaxance of
Jesus After His Resurrection. "
Norwalk M. E. church. ~0rgaglst.
Charles Ives; basso, Frank Nash; con-
tralto. Mrs. Lewis L. Pugh: soprano,
Miss Isabel 'Slauson. tenor. George
~Hirst. , .

Morning service. 11v 0 ‘CLgek-r-r
Prelude~"Festlval Mdrch"
.......’............ Ralph Kinder
Quartet— “We Declare Unto You Glad
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at B'o’clock‘. at Which the mite box or. .
teringsior missions will be presented:

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first Congregational church; Ni”?
walk; Rev. E. F. lug-Gregor; P11. 13..
pastor.~—~Morning service at Kill: .30:
with Easter sermon by the pastor.
subject: “Life in His Name.“
day school at noon. with Easter songs
and mesmge.
‘7 p. in. Topic: "Lessons rtrom the
First Easter"—~4eader. Willard Carter:
_ Thursday—fill; 8 p. m., Professor
Edumund. ‘Gale Jewett will give an il-
lustrstéd lecture on “What We Leave
lot the Door."

Music: . '

Mrs. Lillian Sherwoo’d-Newkirk so-
prano: Mrs. Edna May Sclieck.’
pianist; Miss Mechelle Austin. Vio-
~llnist.

Prelude—“Italian Melody". Carl Bohm
Violin and Picnics.l ” Swan)
——“Le C e" ( e
Odftory. . . . . . nyff‘. . C. Saint-Scene}

Violin and Piano.

Soprano Solo—"In the End of the
Sabbat " (An Easter Song)
........... Oley Speaks
Poultice—"Festival March” m
. Alfred Paulie!)
Congregational church. South Nor-
walk. Rev. E. H. Jacobs. minister:
Mrs. Smith will sing. The Church
had Merriam. organist. —-S'crvioes for
Easter Sunday Will begin promptly at
10: 80 o clock. Mr. Jacobs will preach:
Mrs. Smith will sing. The Chi-och
school and Men‘s Club will meet at
Mr. Jacobs will lead the club
in a discussion at "Robert Browning.
the Man and His Philosophy." At d
o‘clock Sunday arteruoon there will be
an hour ot music.

The Younger, Girls‘ Club Will meet
Monday afternoon at a: so p. In.
On Tuesday afternoom March :9.
the Woman's Association will hold a
kitchen party and he economicso
class. conducted by a representative of
the Wear-Eve:- Alumlnum Co. Every-
one is cordially invited.
The musical programs for Sunday
are as follows:
Morning—
Prelude—-"Easter Morning" ".315th
Anthem—"Awake Thou That Sleep-
BIL" u..-..-.-....u.s-.-n. whet
Odertory»' Easter Odertoire". .Loret
Duet (Soprano and Contralto)—— ‘The
Conqueror" (bombs
Postlude—“The Heavens Are Telling"
(from "The Creation") . . . ...Hn¥dn
‘ An Hour of Music—Afternoon, «-5

.——m.
Soprano. Miss. chie Howell. o: the
First Presbyterian church. at
Brooklyn; contralto. Mrs. F. Irving
Smith: tenor. Arthur Clough. West
Park Presbyterian church or New
York; baritone, H. N. Wieiing.
Prelude—"Easter Fantasie" '

.................... Baumgartner'

(1‘. Hush or the Early Morning).
. (2. Walk to the Sepalchre).

(3. Fright oi the Women).

(4. Speech of the Angel).

(5. Return of the W'omen from the

Sepulchre).
Quartettc-“Festivai Dcum (E
flat) . . . . a . Buck
Solo—"Prom the Depths of our Con-
triticn" ................ Campona
Mr. 'Wieting. ..

Duet—“Power Eternal" (Quit est
home") (from Stabat‘ Mater)
.... ..... Rossini
Miss Powell and Mrs. Smith. .
Solo—"How Long. 0 Lord. Wilt Thou
Forget Me?" (Triumph of David)
Buck

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Mr. Clough.
"Easter Dawn"

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Offertory-
Mr. Merriam
Solo (Recit)——".—\ud God Said. Lgtthe
Earth. "_ (Air)-- 'With Verdurc
Clad" (from Creation) . . . . . .ilaydn
Miss Powell.
Duct—"Crucifix" T. . . . . Faure
Mr. Clough and Mr. Wietlug. ' -
Quartette-"Jesus. Lover of My Soul”
..... ... ........ Williams
Postludc "Hallelujah Chorus" (Mes-
mh) IIIOOCICCCOOI.;.C.III Hmde‘

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The South Norwali: fiaptist church.
Rev. 1... J. Sclroeppler. pastor. ——'-10: so.
sermon: “'1‘th Risen' Christ. " 13
noon, Bible school and Brotherhood.
7:30.‘ baptism will be administered at
the evening service. Baptism. to be
followed by a musical service. An in-
spiring Easter cantata will be render-
ed by a large choir. »

Monday—4 o‘.clock volley ball.

Christian Endeavor at ,

,8 ' - chnmh‘mierhu—Preach‘ing at 10:30

tor.—i——Caiendar for the

duds,

week begi’hhig amt: 27.19121 (East:

,8 a. in” Holy Eucharist
in... Holy Eucharist

(choral). alipjm. Enster vesjeirs and
presentation ,9: children’ s mite box 915-
flaring for missions.

macaw-2 p. m., . sewing meeting
or the Women‘ s Guild. ,

Thumdiyaf'l: 30 p. m., instruction to
the canflrmation m 7: is {3. mi,
meeting or the Girls’ Friendly Society.

Friday—3 p. m., candidates' class or
the Girls’ Friendly Society.

 
 

 
 

 

Adventist Christian church. Harvey
and Van .Zandt streets." E011 Nor-walk.
Frank. Leslie Mg. pastor.-~The morn.-
ing worship will be held at 10: 30 with
corn: by the pastor. _ The subject
will be. _. Risen Saviour’s Power."
Sunday school-at lz—Richard Bland.
superintendent. Junior Loyal Work-
en‘nreeting at 3:80 p. m.-Mrs. Jen-
nie Ainsworth. superintendent. Loyal
Workers’ service at 6:15 p. m.——Jennie
Ala-worth. leader. Topic: "Steward
ship and . the Tithe." The evening
service will be in charge of the Sun-
day school. and the program will con-
sist at music and the Easter .story.
A large chorus will sing. under the
direction oi Mrs. Alice. Cunningham
and Ma. Elsie Partrick. organist.
Miss Clara Velsor will be the reader.

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First Church. Scientist.‘ :7? .Wm
avenue-Jilin regular Sunday service
otthischurchlsheldax 11am.

Science subject. March 0:
“Han.“

Sunday school will be held at 11
o'clock.
Christian Science subiect. March :0:

"Bauer.”

Wednesday evening testimony
meeting at I o’clock. To both these
services the public is invited.

Reading room in Boodner’s‘ build-
in. t1 Wall street.‘ oven week day-
(holidays excepted) from 12 to I p.
in. All are welcome. ‘

Christ church. East Not-walk. Rev.
Robert B. B. Foote. rector (Easter
module-dam" celebration of the
Holy Communion at 8 o'clock. Morn-
ing prayer and sermon at 10:30. Chil-
dren’s rental service at 3 p. in. Even-
int prayer and address at 3:30 p. in.

Services at Knight street A. M. E.
church. W. Henry Inmnr.’ pastor.—-—6
a. m.. prayer and praise service. ; 11a.
m.. preaching by the pastor. Subject:
'frhe Angd's Answer." r 12:30 9 111..
Sunday school. 4 p In. comer.
class. 7: 30 p. rm. an Easter program
of choruses. duetts. solos, recitations
and tor the first time. the Young Pee»
pic‘s orchestra will be heard. special
offering will be lifted at all services.

Tuesday evening-me-aysr and class

 

 

 
 

1 The church will be beautifully decor-

_ Cooper, pastor: ._

in: during summer. Sunday school wt
12: 31:“ noon, every Sunday. B. Y. P. U.

every week during the year. er
exercises at a ocloclg, by the Sunday
school, where a grand program. will

8 p. m., a grand Easter cantata ot the
, opened tomb of our risen Lord will be
the feature of the evening. Come and

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pecialiy beautiful program or music
{for both the Sunday morning and Sun;
day evening Services on Easter Day.

ated as a. memorial to one of its for-
mer members. The Sunday school and
all member-Mot the various organiza-
'tions are expected to be present at
the Easter morning service.

i The choir and the church has been

 

at the evening service. Marie Par-‘
triage Price. soprano. She is from
the Pacific coast. having come to New
York only few months ago. lire.
Price has much opulence in
church singing in San Francisco and

elsewhere; has-sung in concert in Los‘

Angelou. Berkeley. San Jose. San Ma-

too and Salt Lake City. enema.- been "

{on dlflerent occasions brought from
San Francisco to Salt lake City to
take .the leading roles in ‘The Mes-
slab" and in “Elijah." The Salt we
Herald says her voice is as “clear-1nd
resonant as the notes of a flute." At
the production 0! “Elijah." in Salt
Lake City. she sang as soloist with
Slzhum'snn-Helnk. Cecil Fanning and

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Baenn’Walter Dammit. David Blank
ham and Edwin Lemare.

is: “The luscious warmth and pas-
sionate sweetness or her voice is un-
surpassed. and at all times her work
is truly artistic." Mrs. Price will sing
selections from "The Messiah,” from
Mendeusohn and from Dvorak at the
service.

WEN CHURCH MAY
HAVE NEW PASTOR
*

MERIDEN. Mar. 26.——Trinlty Ne.-
thodist Episcopal church of this city.
has extended a call to the Rev. Xen-
neth Kngston. or Soothington. to be-
come its pastor. succeeding the Rev.
Dr. Irving R. Watkins. who is to. take
a pastorate in Non—walls:

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~be executed by the Sunday school. At; ‘ .

bring a silver oifcring, as: the. choir _
mmuusmmsoms'on. “

The choir of the South Norwalk '
Methodist church has’epared an es- , .

fortunate in securing tor assistance: j

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Wednesday—7 o ‘clock. Boys' Club:
‘-Thursday—-7 :45. prayer
subject:°“Give Us This Day Our Daily
Bread." ‘ ~
Friday-7: 30 choir reheaml. ‘

 

St Peter's Evangelical Lutheran

services will take place tomorgow‘
morning at 10. 80. and tomorrow even-
ing at 7: 30.
the Lord's Supper will be administer-
ed. Confessional address at 10
o'clock. The confirmation clan
will take first Communion? The even;
his service will be given over to the
children.

ols will be in order“ In the after-

el. Westpo'rt.
Saturday school at 3 o 'ciock. -

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St. /Paul's church. Rev.

 
 

111.. Holy Cdmmuni a. 9 a. in“ morn-

ing prayer.
munion and sermon. 8 p. m.,
dren's service. 7: 30 p. an, evening
prayer and confirmation instruction. .

There will be no session of elthero_1_
the two senses? schools or the pal-ssh

firegular morning hours:
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church. Cedar street. near West aveu'
nue. Martin L. Steup. pastor. -—Easter ,

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Recitations and Easter cab, ‘

noon. at a: 30. Easter services will be 7
‘ held at St. Paul's mission. Fable chap- 3'
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