f o u,“ “or: Choir. 44> M The church services ”#08.“ Easter music and m lothodist Episcopal church. a. John .1. actively. minister. Ceri- dfillficmmedieu. organist and choir for At 11 sermon. The sermon theme will be "rho Queen 08 All the Days." The musical pro- m by organist. choir and congrega- 8“. will ba: Prelude—Easter Morning. Ir. L’Bommedieu. ' Emir—“Christ the Lord is Risen." In!!! deidlca: Congregation. Mulch—“Awake thou that MD. 7 are II (OIIOWI' Malling: sleep- W"Rlss Glorious Conqueror." Halon: Coagugation. , .Antbem -— “Magdalene." Warren: Choir. OBertory—"Jesus Lives Again." Schnocker; Choir. ymn—“Sing with all the sons," Beethoven: Congregation. Postlude—Esster Allelieujsh. Hos- lnor. Mr. L'Hommedicu. It is expected that a class of thirty- flvo persons will be admitted to the church membership at this service. Jame will come by transfer from oth- er Methodist churches. some on pro- fession of faitth from other than Hethodist churches. some into full 'lnomborship from probationary mem- bership. and some into the probation- ary membership in the church. At the evening church service hour. ,7:80 o'clock. the choir will sing the “atoll. "Death and Life," by Shelly. The Easter Evening sermon will be abort .the theme being “The Power of the Resurrection." The musical pro- gram is herewith given. Prelude—Pilgrims Chorus, \Vagner: Mr. L'ilommcdicu. Hymn—“Come. yo faithful." Sulli- -.vs.n: Congregation. Oflertory— ( To 'L'Hommcdicu. Hymn—"The Lord is risen indeed," Boot; Congregation. be selected) Mr. " Cantata—“Death and Life," Shelly; ’Chloir. I “Hail lilng of the Jews" Chorus. 11. "Now from the sixth hour, ’fl'enor solo, Mr. Wilkinson. ‘ Ill. "Behold! the iunple's vull" 'Chorus. IV. "Then they took the body of “till." Contrnlto Solo, Mrs Snavely. V. ”The first day of the week." Tenor. soprano and bass solos; Mr. Wilkinson. Mrs. \V'ilkinson and Mr. Stevens. VI. "Now the earth in resurrection 'light." Chorus. Poatlude—Mnrche Pontificale. Gou- ‘hod; Mr. L'Homlnedleu. The calendar for the u’cck will be printed Monday. Sunday school at 10 o'clock tomorrow. Epworth League meeting at 6:45. All are invited. . O 0 East Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. L. Lari Similne 'r. pastor. C lur- enco Cable. organist and choir 'dlroctor. At 10: 30 Sunday morning a 'large part of the service will be occu- Z‘pled by the reception to new mem- be'rs. There will be a baptismal ser- ‘vico for the ones desiring admission. 'who have not been baptised. A large ._llumber of probationers will be rc- ‘cctved. and the older ones who have been on probation from last year will be received into full membership. Others will he received on Confession of faith and still others by church let-’ rtcr. Betwuen forty and fifty have ex- "...preaaed their desire to unite with us ' at this time. Following the reception for members. the Lord's Supper will he ‘ administered. The choir has prepared some unusually delightful music for jthis occasion. The Sunday school and Bible class meet at 12 o'clock. There has been an increase in the Sunday school attend- -snco lately. LN; us maintain our ad. Wance. Epworth League at 6:30. The topic 'is "The Living Lord." Miss Marian L'Hommcdicu is the. louder. "Christ's Easter Message" will be the theme of the evening sermon at .7:80. There will be special music. as well as g'oapcl singing. Easter fould b. a fine day to start church attend- ancc. The official board will hold its monthly meeting at the parsonage on uonday evening at 7:45. It would help the pastor in the preparing of his conference reports it all treasurers with moneys or vouchers for confer- onca would turn the same over to him .as quickly after Sunday as possible. Recreation and Fellowship Night, Monday evening at 7:45. Messrs Finch and Earl \V’elch are the cap- '8ains of the contending teams this week. Mr. Finch not only retained his lposition but battered it. The Junior boys will meet Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. “'e invite all boys who are members of our Sunday school or who desire to join our Sun- ,day school to attend this club. No one except members and prospective members may be admitted to the club meetingsin Mgfuture. (In Tuescfhy evening at 8 o‘clock. the monthly business meeting of the Epworth League will he hold. The Ladies' Aid Society will hold its monthly business meeting at the church “’ednesday afternoon at 3 ‘o'clock. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:40. The lesson will be based on the parable of the Great Supper. Eighty-two persons have attended prayer meeting during the month of March. It would be a. delightful thing 'it each of the eighty-two would be present next Thursday evening which is the last meeting before conference, Business and social meetings of the Friendship Bible class will be held Friday evening in the Sunday school roomsat s o'clock. The class pins have arrived and all may be supplied for the price. Let us have a full at- tendance at this meeting. . O O O The Norwalk Methodist Episcopal church. George B. Tompkins. minister. "-—'1'ho Sunday school and Men's As- :l‘bly will convene at 10 o'clock. No mum: how old or how young you In be. there is a place for you.a woloomo and interesting instruction. ' m Ipocial Easter offering in the Sun- g at school will be for the Methodist ' Hospital in Brooklyn. which We" to all applicants without ref- we to race or creed. Attic'clocktherswinbeanm Several persons will be re. his the church. Ecsta- ws and Notes 0f the arch Easter service. The quartet will rem. i der the cantata “Christ Triumphant.” There will be a brief semen. MUSIC F0! was: DAY m Prelude—Organ and piano. Quartet—“Welcome. Happy Hereing" asosooa- poo-OaFaN .Mey Quartot— “Sweet Bells of Easter- time ............. William Boise- Baritone solo—"Ride 0n! Ride On! .............. John Prindle Scott Pcstlude—Organ and Piano. Evening Prelude—Organ and Piano Cantata—”Christ Triumphant" ................... Bruno Kuhn Quartet-Write Resurrection Horn” ............ J. Lamont Gelbrslt Perilous—Organ and Piano. Choir—dire. Arthur Hull. soprano: Mrs. L. L. Pugh. oontralto: H. P. Sun- deriand. tenor: Harry Sterling. basso: Miss Dorothy C. Ives. pianist. Monday evening—Boys' Club at 7. Tuesday evening—Class meeting at 7:45. The L. A. S. will hold the regular meeting on Wednesday afternoon at 2:80 o'clock. On Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock the Norwalk church orchestra. will give its third annual concert.( The program will be the best ever reno dered by the orchestra. A large 3“ vance sale of tickets is already re- ported. Those desiring seats would do well to buy tickets early and come early. Thursday evening at 7:45 prayer se rvice. O O 0 First Congregational Church. South Norwaik.-— F. 1!. Jacobs. minister. Archibald Merriam. organist and director. Services for Easter Sunday. April 1: Sunday school 0:46. Morning worship 10:45. Sunday Club. 18.00. Young People's Society. 8:80. Evening service 7:80. The subject of the morning sermon will be “The Humanity of God and the Divinity of Man." Mr. Tandy Mac- kcnzie. concert tenor of New York will sing. The Sunday school hour will be given over to an Easter pro- gram consisting of songs by the pa. mary department and the junior boys' chorus and pageant. "The Spirit of Love." by the older students. The Sun- day club will be led by William L. Young who will speak on "Paul's tn- fluence on Christianity." At the even- ins service the choir will render the Cantata. ”The Living Christ" by Stults. Everyone is cordially invited to attend these services. The business committee will meet at the church on Monday evening. Pi Alpha Gamma will meet with the Misses Zwicker on Monday evening. The regular monthly meeting of the Womans' Association will meet at the church on Wednesday afternoon. April 4. at 8:00. Hr. Theodore Rue- mann of Stamford will be the speaker. The executive committee of the also. elation will meet at 8 o‘clock. pre- ceeding the regular meeting. The Giildren' s Division regional lu— stitute or the Connecticut Sunday school modstion will meet in the church cfi Tuesday afternoon and evening. This will be an interesting conference for parents. and workers in the cradle roll. beginners. primary and Junior departments of the church school. Supper will be served for out of town visitors. The musical prorgam for Sunday morning service will be as follows: Organ Prelude—Easter Dawn. ............ ....Clausmann Anthem—As 1t Began to Dawn ................. . . . Vincent Offortory Solo (Timon—Open the Gates of the Temple. .Knspp Mr. Tandy MscKenxie Organ Postludo—March on Easter Themes . . . Andrews aosss . I First Congregational church. Nor- walk. Rev. E. F. McGregor. Ph. D. pastor, Easter service at 10: 80 a. m. .. with sermon by the pastor on "rho Prince of Life." The Sunday Easter with a._ special 'o'clock. All are invited. The Christian Endeavor Society will meet. at 0:45. Topic. "The Easter l’snlm" Psalm 16 1-11. Acts 8 22-27. Lender. Miss Grace Gorham. Monday—The Docrkeepers Circle will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Royal James Inn at 8 p. in. Thursday—There will be a social supper at 8:30 under the auspices of the Thursday Night Activities com- mittee. All are invited. Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Newkirk. so- prano: Mrs. Edna May Seileck. pian- ist: Miss Maebelle Austin. violinist; assisting artist. Normand Stannard. 'Cellist. Prelude. Opera. "Aida." Verdi; violin and piano. floprano solo, "The “Warren: Mrs. Newki’rk violin and piano). Offertory. Romance. Rubinstein. Trio 'Cello violin and piano. Soprano solo, In the End of the Sabbath. Speaks: Mrs. Nowkirk. (with ’Cello. violin and piano). Postlude. Marche Pontiticale. Gou. nod: trio, 'Cello. Violin and piano. school will celebrate set-vice at 18 Celeste Aida. from the trio. 'Cello. Magdalene, (with 'Cello. South Norwslk Baptist church. the home-like church. Rev. L J. Schoop- pler. minister. Special Easter services Sunday Bible school meets at 10 D. m. for the study of God's word. Service of public worship at 11 a. m. A special Easter program will be carried out. Special Easter music will be ren- dered. Sermon subject: "The Assurb once of Immortality." Communion service will be observed following the preaching. Come to God's House and refresh your weary soul and strength- en ycur mind and heart with the es- surances that make life livable and worth-while. Enter into the com- munion of the saints and add to the Joy of life. Teacher Training cla- will meet as usual at 7 p. In. Every mem. be:- is urged to be on hand. Evening service at Camp Fire girls and by the beginners department of the Bible school. lunacy. 7: so p. m.. volley ball at the church. Thursday. 7:48 p. in. regular snid- week prayer meeting. The pastor will be glad to see a good attendance at thisserviee. . . e KnightStnuAKnchmw. nus. Rev. EJC. Weasel. pastor. Easter Sunday: German service at 10:80 a. m.. with Holy Communion. Prepara- tory service for the communioants at 10:00 a. m.. subject of semen. "The Resurrection." The cth will render 0. special selection. Mrs. A. Draves will preside at the emu. Everybody is cordially welcome. Children's celebration at 7:88 is the evening. This service will be arranged similar to the last children's Christ- mas service. There will be respon- sive reading in German and in Eng- lish. group and individual recitations. singing by the classes. ducts and solos. Everybody is cordially welcome to at- tend this service. The choir will meet for rehearsal Tuesday evening at the home of lira. Draves. The Ladies’ Society will meet Thursday afternoon in the basement of the church. The Young Peoples' Society will meet Friday evening at 8 o'clock. also in basement of the church. I O O St. Paul's church. Rev. Louis B. Howell. rector. Easter Day. 7:80 a. m.. Holy Communion: 8 a. m.. Eliot-u- ing Prayer: 10:80 A. in. Holy Conl- munion and sermon: 7:80 p. m.. Even- glr prayer and confirmation instruc- on. The regular sessions of both the Sunday schools of the parts b will be omitted. The children are expected to be at the morning service. The chil- dren's service. at which the mite bcxoa with missionary offerings will be pre— sented and to which the children bring flowers and plants to be sent to sick and shut—in people. will be at 8 o'clock. Every member of both schools should be present. The choir has been augmented by the addition of a good number of the young women of the parish. All people are welcome at the ser- vices at the services at St. Paul's church. which are for all who will at- tend them. Strangers and visitors in town are especially invited to join with the people of the parish in wor- ship. Theo hurch is open all day every day in the year for rest. prayer and meditation. 0 Grace Baptist Church, corner But- ler and Quincy streets. Rev. D. C. Thomas. pastor. Easter Sunday services. 11 a. m.. music by the junior choir. Sermon subpect "Our Triumphant King." 12:80 Bible school. Deacon W. C. Minoan. Supt. Classes for all grades and ages. 3:00 p. m. Easter program by the Sunday school: 6:30 p. m.. B. Y. P. U. meeting: 8 p. m. sharp, music by the Senior choir. Mrs. Powell. di- roctress. The choir will render its Easter musical program. Sermon. Lord‘s Supper. will be administered. Itev. Howard Lewis. a teacher of Trenton. N. J., will be our guoat All day and will preach at one of the services. You are welcome to come and inspect our beautiful church home and also worship with us. The pas- tor's phone No. is 8889. Call him whenever you need his aervice. O O 0 Christ Church. Gregory Boulevard. met Norwalk. Robert B. B. Footo. Rector. Easter Sunday. 8:00 A. M.——}loly communion. 10:30 A. M.-—~Morning prayer. holy communion and sermon. 3:30 P. M.-—Children’s Foetal Carol service. A flower cross will be built up of potted plants presented by the Sunday school clones. After the service the plants will be mrriod to the sick and shut in. At this serv- ice the children's Lenten mite box offering will be presentede. 7:45 P. M.—Evening prayer and sermon. At all the Easter services. except the children’s service. the offerings are for the forward work of Christ church parish. to help meet this year's increased budget. Monday. (April 8) 4:00 P. M.-—-G. F. 8. candidates at the rectory. 6:80 P. M.—-—Boys‘ clubs at the rec- tory. Thursday (April 5) 8.00 P. Woman's auxiliary at the rectory. Friday .April 0) Choir party at the rectory. M. O O C Advent Christian Sunday School. East Norwalk. Violin solo—Voluntary. "Souvenir." Rendered by J. Orunar. Chorus—Hymn 281 Coronation. Singing by co gstion. Scripture rea ng—Bev. 1". L Piper. Solo—Miss Alice Hartwell. Prayer. Violin solo—"Easter Morn," J. Gruner. Oflerlng. Singing by congregation. Cantata—"Csptal'n cf the Guard." By run ghorus. The above will be given on Sunday evening at the church. 0 O O Advent Christian church. Van Zant and Harvy streets. Rev. F. L. Piper. D. D.. pastor; Mrs. Elsie Partrick. organist. Morning worship at 10:80: sermon topic. "The Risen Christ. Sun- day school at noon: Richard Bland superintenedat. This is the close of our contest and a full attendance is desired. Juniors at 8:80. conducted by 81!- Christino Romick. Short Loyal Work. ets' service at 8:16: at 7:80. Easter music with violin; mutate. with full chorus. Toacbere‘ training cla- Wednesday evening at 7: 45. _ Service of prayer. song and testi- mony Thursdaaeevntug at 7: 48. . I 0 First Baptiu Church of Divine Earning service at 10:80. Subject of sermon ,W ties of Self Dhcovery" Administration of the lord's Suppnotcicssofsor- mcn. Circle or Scots” will conduct ur- nursdsy sight devotional meeting at 7:82 o'clock. O O Trhityehcmhnev.C.l.fawis.ll. semen-ran ”missions. I lesungoftlie . pmdewlng meeting oftbe Women 'sGuild: 7:48p.m.. Sudan. Mg ofthe Woman's “Way, 8: 80 p. m.. Supper and meeting of the Girls Friendly Society. NW Rescue. Mission. 87 Hon- roo street. I. 2. Gas superintendent. llr. Albert Monroe, proficient. We ex- pect to have with us Brotheli Nor- ma. 3 preacher of the old-fashioned xii-pol. We also expect to have a. male quartet and special Easter music. The service basins at 8:18 sharp. with a. twenty minute 00“ service of inspira- tion and helpful“ 0 0 First Church of Christ. Scientist. 57 West avenue. The regular Sunday service of this church is held at 11 s. m. Sunday school will be held at 11 o’clock. Subject: Realty. Wednesday evening testimony muting at 8 o'clock. To both these services the public is invited. Reading room in the Roodncr building. 81 Wall street. open week days. holidays excepted. 18 to 8. and Tuesday and Thursday evening- from 7 to . All are welcome. O C 0 South Norwaik Baptist Mission.— Rev. H. 1?. Cooper. minister. Preach- ing at 11 o'clock s. at. Sunday school at 18 noon. Easter exercises by the Sunday school at 7 p. in. Sunday evening preaching at 8 p. m. Com- munion- of the Holy supper at 8 o'clock p. m.. let all the members be present to witness and celebrate the resurrection of our risen Christ. es- .' personal Saviour. Monday. April 2 will be a great day for our Sunday school pupils. and all who wish to en. icy a. good outing and Easter egg hunting. at the lower end of Ely ave- nue where the superintendent and teacher! have planned to make it pleasant for all who may attend. Prayer meeting every week on Wed- nesday evening. Come for a blessing. and you will not be disappointed. Good music. good order. Sewing cir- cle every Thursday evening. Mission- ary circle every two weeks, second and fourth Friday evenings. VVésqport Mk. Wei- whc had his eye injured by getting lime into it. is so far re. comd from. the injury that he is able to go about without having the eye bandaged. Mr. and Mrs. A. U. Smith of Bridge street who have been spending the winter in Florida. are expected home on Wednesday next. Mr. and M; .E. T. Redford of Greens Farms will arrive home this week from Florida where they have spent the winter. I O 0 Mr. and 181's. Theodore Thomson and son of Southport are spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. George A. Darrow. O 0 I Mr. and Hrs. .l. N. Lichtonaur who have been abroad for the past two years have returned to the United States and are at present staying in New York. They expect soon to open their home in W'estport and will remain here for the summer. Mr. Lichtenaur is one of Westport's well- know artists. 0 O 0 Mr. and ms. Gardner Millett are expected to open their summer home in Greens Farms next week. 0 Mrs. Frank 13.. Day’ton will enter. tain the Informal Bridge Club on Monday. April 2nd. 0 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Schleat of Cornpc will return to their home next week after having spent the winter at Sea Breeze. Florida. 0 O 0 Ralph Nolan who is attending the Georgetown University is spending the Easter vacation with his parents. Dr. and Hrs. Nolan. 0 O 0 There is considerable activity among Westpcrt's artists this spring. Kerr Eby has several art studies on exhibition in New York this week and Mela Robertson of Wright street is exhibiting a collection of John W. Cotton mandate and water colors at the Brown Robertson gul- leries. Madison avenue and 48th street, New York. 0 There are six very striking pictures of Mabel Ballin and an article re- garding her remarkable beauty by Norbert Lusk. entitled "Ballin the Beautiful” in the April number of Beautiful Womanhood. The charming reproducficns of Mrs. Ballln show that she still retains the remarkable charm and beauty she possesed when she was s. resident and social favorite of Westpcrt. Westpcrt friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ballin will be interested to know that they are appearing in Rupert Kughes‘ production. "Souls for Sale." O O . Hr. and Mrs. Clark Miller of North Main street are reported to be con— tomplating locating permanently in the South. in Helen DM- fiaddock has so. eepted a position in the local Tele- phone 0060. O O 0 Hi- Ethel Miller of Spicer Road. will spend a two weeks' vacation with friends in New York State. 0 O 0 Holiday Evening will witness the first usual Ball of the Sauntuck Hess Company. The Hall will be tally decorated and music will be pocisliy if we know him as our own . true! at” ‘NK' willbe museum 8. O 0,. Little Ruth Racine. daughter of Mr. and liraJ John Keene of Wilton Road. foilandbrokotwoboueslnherarm “broke oruoas also. The nose bone. bdnghvl'om-et. Dr. Lon: sn- ncnnoss there will be no disfigure- ment. Little Ruth. fir. and Ira. Keene will be unable to entertain the Matthias Post of the American Legion on next Wednesday as had been planned. _ o o 7 There are many chimney fires in town owing to the thick soot which is caused by the use of soft coal. While theea fires are not dangerous. they are alarming. The Easter cantata. “The Day of the Resurrection." by J. Lincoln Hall. will be sung in the Methodist church Sunday morning by the choir. The following is a synopsis of the cantata: Prelude, Instrumental. nonnative. Chou-us and baritone solo. "0 Sacred Head." Recitative also. "The Veil of the Temple." Duet. Soprano and tenor. “Sealed is the Silent Tomb." Chorus. "Seek Not the Tomb." Rocitstivo and Chorus. soprano and Too Late For Classification. WAIT!!! Living Experienced hand silk winders. Also a few broad silk weavers. Apply. MULLER GLORIA MILLS Winnipsuk. WANTED—A 12~14 .foot flat-bottom rowbost. Telephone 2046-18. BOYS waste: Clean work. good wages to start. Wetbing a; Edging Corp.. 88 Washington St. WANTED—Girls capable of doing general office work. Can also use 1:. good typist. Apply Clover Mfg. Co . Winnipauk. WANTED TO BUY—An old barn, good size desired. F. H. Keyse'r. Phone 2820. WANTEm—Men. Rowayton Green- houses. 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