The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-05-09

Rev. Charles F. Hull will preach sermon to the
Freemasons of Bayonne, in the Madison H. u.
Church. Bayonne, this evening.
Young men, examine our immense lire of base
ball shirts. Toe. up to $780, Our $3.50 are excel
| lent. Baron, Newark avenue.
| The Easter fair of the Helping Hand Society, Of
the Church of the Ascension, came TO successful
| termination at Kesslers Hall last night week.
Filter your water If you are sensible, and get a
Gate City Filter from Wood & Menagh These
| nlters are the finest in the land. From IS up.
The subscriptions for music at the Park Re
formed Church for the ensuing year are larger by
several hundred dollars than in any previous year
| in the history Of the church.
If you would be free from those pests Of the
night yolept bed bugs. go TO Hartnett's pharmacy
and get RbOttle Of Skedadler, the best sure cure.
Corner Montgomery and Warren streets.
1t is curious fact that the church in Minnea-
| polls. Mimi, OF which the Rev. DR.. Scudder tHow
the Tabernacle pastor pastor till last Sunday,
was burned to the ground last Sunday evening.
Rev. DR.. Dunn. pastor Of ST Pauls NJ T. Church
Third street, will deliver this evening the first of
series of sermons on the Prodigal Son. This even
ing's discourse will be entitled 1.-THE Fast Young
Man"
Great hopes are being built on the entertainment
which will be given in the Tabernacle next We'd
nesday evening under the auspices Of the Aber-
nethy tumbrellal Guards and the Jersey City Vocal
Society,
Row william A. Holbrook, who has ofaciated as
the pastor Of St. Matthew'S Church since the death
/ of Dr. Abercrombie, year SO ago was last We'd
nesday evening officially called to the ministry Of
that church. l
NelliRan s SareaparilIa and Peruvian Bark has
obtained a great reputation. 1t is q wonderful
/ Spring medicine ana has thorough Endorsements.
Get il from Hartnetts. corner Warren and Mont
| gomery streets. f fag tit
The Easter election Of officers Of Emanuel Re-
| formed Episcopal Church resulted as follows:
| Warsens MessIs Riyingtan aud Freitas; Vestry-
men, MessTs. Loosie, MeMurray, Patrick, Webb
and Prof. Nieman.
The Park Church Choral Union last Sunday even-
| ing entered upon its NTH consecutive year, its
| competition being just the same then now. II
is very seldom that church choir holds together
without change in its personnel fer so long q
| period.
The services to- day at Grace Church viii inciude
| the Roberts TIE Deun and Jubilate, prsdnced on
| Easter Day, with Mrs. Brewer soprano soloist
and Mr. LydlEg as organist. Rev. DR.. 6paldtng ts
out Of town, but the pulpit will bs filled by we'll
known clergyman.
Men, of every nation Do you want good Ane,
perfect fitting shirts2 If SO, 60 to Kessler, the
shirtist, IL Newark avenue, and leave your order.
| He will take your measure and make you shifts
thatwill please and delight YOU
! Last Sunday was observed by the congregation
Of the Lafayette NJ T. Church as the hrst anniver-
sary OK the dedication Of the church Pacific
avenue. The services we're rendered especially for
tho occasion. Every seat In the church was oceu-
| pied, both morning and evening.
f NoTIoE-Frank J. Hanly, the furniture man who
has become 20 popular on account OF his square
dealing WITH his customers. DOES not keep furnt-
ture store down Newark avenue. but is located at
2e3 Newark avenue, three doors above Jersey ave-
nue.. Rsmember the number
st, Matthews Church never looked handsomer
than on last Sunday evening. 1t was perfect
bower Of smtlax and pretty flowers. white being
the predominating color 1t was confirmation.
the sacred rite being performed by Bishop Sarkey.
There was large number Of candidates.
Ladies', our bargain days are Monday. Tuesday,
! Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and Saturday-six
days Ia the week II You dasire to save your hus-
| bands money and purchase his underwear and
ether goods at a tremendous bargain, you had
/ better Visit Baron, Newark avenue.
The annual conference of the Particular Synod
OF New Brunswick Reformed CAurch of America,
was held in the Lafayette Reformed Church last
Tuesday and Wednesday. about ty-hyo Of the
/ savent ytwo delegates were present, representing
! tae classes Of Bergen, south Bergen Monmouth,
| Newark New Brunswick, Philadelphia. Paramus.
/ Paseaica ana Raritsn. The regular business Of the
conference disposed Of and, after the election
tofo.ficers for the ensuing year. an adjonrnfa nj
vas taken. The o1leers eleoted are: President
Rsv. DIR. David Walters. OF Newark; Vice President
Rev. Cornelius Brett, of Bergen, and Secretary
Rev. Henry Mulfcrd, Of Franklin Park.