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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-29

Processional, hymn 115 Tours Christ Our Passover''-Chant. Psalter, psalm 11S, Gloria Patri. service in E........,..
 .................... Horatio W. Parker Te Deum, service in E........,.......
 ...,....,........... Horatio w. Parker Jubilate, service in E..................
 ,.........,.......... Horatio w. Parker Responses ................,...... Tallis.. Hymn 112.
 Kyrie, service in E....................
 ..,.,.,.............. Horatio w. Parker Gloria Tibi. service in F .......,.....
 .................... Horatio ". Parker Hymn 117.
 Anthem-"I Know That My Redeem
 CT Liveth' ......,....,....... Handel Surcum Corda, service in E...........
 ................... Horatio w. Parker Sanctus. service in E.................. F..
 .,.................. Horatio W. Parker Hymn 231
 Gloria in Excelsis--Chants. Nunc Dimittis-Chants. Recessional, hymn Ill .......... Mozart
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DWIGHT PLACE CHuRcH.

The day at Dwight Place church to- morrow will be given to emphasizing the great truth of the resurrection of Christ. ln the morning the pastor will preach an appropriate sermon and the choir will sing the following pro- gramme:
 Christ the Lord is Risen" Buck Saviour Who Died for Me" Berwald The Magdalene' ..........W Warren
 At noon the Bibfe school will hold spe- cial exercises for one hour, to which all are invited,
 In the evening, besides a short dis course by the pastor, the Choral socie- ty, whose rendering last Sunday even ing of the "Crucifixion' was equal to any heard in the city for a long time will unite with the quartette in a spe- cial musical programme appropriate to Easter. Of the five selections to be rendered two are the anthem from Gou- nod's Redemption" Unfold Ye Por- tals Everlasting" and "Ye Bells of Easter Day" by Dressler
 Last Sunday evening the church was packed, chairs being brought in to seat the people.
 To- morrow, by the generous gift of family in the church, handsome new sill yer plates will be used for the first time and there is to be asspecia Easter of fering received. Those who cannot be present are asked to send a gift. The present pastor began his pastorate three years ago on Easter Sunday
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c UGH straightforward evidence can. o not be overlooked. What the com Eemon people say carries weight, but when man of national prominence says "Peruna should be used in every house. hold," it is a significant fact to the in creasing prominence and undoubted efficacy of Peruna.
 Peruna is of national fame as catarrh remedy. It is the only internal, sys- temic catarrh hremedy known to the med icai profession. It makes diseased mu- cous membranes healthy, whether it is the mucous membrane lining the nose, throat, lungs, stomach, kidneys or pel- vic organs. It cures various diseases of all these organs, because two-thirds of the ills of mankind are due to catarrh. With healthy mucous membranes eli matic diseases lose their terror, the sys- tenn is enabled to throw off contagion, and health follows inevitably.
 MT. A. T. Wood, Mt. Sterling, Ky, writes:
 "For many years I have been q suf= ferer from cafarrtl, and have spent time and money with physicians and used many Kinds Of remedies which were guaranteed sure CureS,' but in every case ii was money thrown away.
 "I reaped no benefit whatever from fhen7. Tn my seemingly vain search for relief ' purchased q bottle of Pe- runa, having no confidence in it what eyer at fi1e time. This was abOuf one
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KNIGHTS TEMPLARS
SPECIAL.
CONCIANE

At a special concIave of the New Ha- ven commandery, No. 26, Knights Tenn rlar, held in their asylum yesterday af- ternoon the degree of Knight Templar and Knight of Malta were conferred on several candidates, There was a very large attendance A banquet followed the initiatory ceremonies.
 The Domnoe club of Branford was entertained by Mrs. Jenniss, one of it's members, at her home in this city on Tuesday afternoon and evening.
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NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
MANY ESPECIALLY FINE EASTER PROGRAMMES WILL BE GIVEN.

The Special Features for the pay in the Churches-Rev Dr. EIdridgo Preach es Ills Farewell Sermom-Other Features of the Services.
 Rev. Gardner S. Eldridge of the First NJ. F.. church, who has been called to be the pastor of the Sumner avenue M. E. church of Brooklyn, will preach his farewell sermon tomorrow morning. 'Life's Victory will be the subject. In the evening the Easter cantata "Death and Life,' by Shelley will be presented by the choir of the church, and Dr. Eldridge will give a short ad- dress Special music will be rendered at both services. Following are the programmes:
 Morning. Organ prelude-Unfold ye Everlast- ing Portals .................,. Gounod Anthem--Christ Our Passover ....... Anthenl-As it Began to Dawn, Foster Carol-Ea ster Bells .............. Stack Organ postlude.
 Evening. Organ prelude.
 Easter cantata-Death and Life .... .,.......a......... Harry Rowe Shelley Organ postlude.
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". B. POWELL,

year ago, and began to improve and was able to attend to my business without being constantly hampered by every kind of pain Known to a human being. Ny hearing, which was almost entirely gone in one ear, gof very n1uch, better. The medicine not only seems to cure buf to prevent disease. 6a ss,.s.
 This winter when every one was suffering from Ia grippe, ' stood like q stone wall, absolutely proof against it. ann nor q believer in 'pafenf n1edi- cines, having found fhe majority of fhem fakes, bur do not hesitate to recommend Peruna as fhe best medi- cine for cafarrh f1e world has eyer seen. I keep a bottle of it at home constantly and shall continue to do so, because / believe if 10 be the best medicine orr earth. never leave home that don't put q bottle of tt in my grip"
 A. '. WOOD. | If you do not derive prompt and satis- factory results from the use of Peruna, write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a full statement of your case and he will be pleased to give you his valuable ad- vice gratis.
 Address Dr. Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus. Ohio.
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Programme.

Song by the school. Prayer by the pastor. Responsive reading No. A. Song by the school. ecftation-Welcore by Viola Mitchell Sohg-Easter Calls-Lester Clark Recita ation-Easte Calls-Lester Clark Recita tion-For us-Four girls. Song-Elmer Yeger. Recitation-An Easter Story-Hazel
 Carmichel Song-Violet Lamb. Recita tion-The Dew Drop-Ruby
 Pease Song -Lillie Bells-Flossie and MabeH Stowell Singing by the school
 Exercise by six boys. Song by the primary department. Recitation. Ruby Lestic Song. Easter Day, Bessie and Margaret Hadden. Recitation, Easter Lilies, Rita Hall. Song, Shout the victory, Gladys Stowell and chorus of girls. Recitation, five boys Recita ton, The Marys at the Tomb, Iva Voores Singing by school. Motion song Recitation Amy O'Brien Song by school
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AT HUMPHREY STREET CONGRE-
 GATIONAL CHURCH.

The choir will sing in the morning Death and Life" cantata by Harry Rowe Shelley and in the evening a new cantata by Frederick Stevenson "Eas- ter Eve and Morn" Miss M. l.. Haley, soprano; Miss Mildred Richards, con tralto; Forace Smith. tenor: F, F. Al len, bass: Walter R. CoWes, oreanist. r. w. Canada, director. The musical programme follows:
 MORNING. Prelude-"P Prelude" .... ........ Battiste Easter Cantata-"Death and Life"..
 :. .... ...........,,........ Shelley Hail King of the Jews'-Quartette Behold the Temples Veil'-Quartette Then They Took the Body''-Contralto "The First Day"-Tenor They Have Taken Away'-Soprano. Mary Touch Me Not"-Bass. Now the Earth in Resurrection Light"
 Quartette. Postlude-"P "Postludum' . Rubenstein
 EVENING "Larghetto" ~ .. Rousseau Cantata-"E Easter Eve and Morn" .... .. .... ......................S Stevenson 70 for the Peace"-Quartette Now the Next Day"--Bass. 70 Had I, My Saviour Quartette. Yea Though I Walk k'-Contralto "Forsake Me Not"-Soprano. Very Early in the Morning ng''-Bass Be Not Affrghted Tenor And Thou Bethlehem Bass. Unto Him That Loved Us'--Quartette Postlude--' March" ......., ... Clarke
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eostlude-Allegro Movement from

Postlude-Allegro Movement from
 7th Concerto. De Beriot
 Evening. Prelude-1st Movement from 9th
 Sonata. a...........,..... Mendelssohn Processional Hymn 12l-"The Strife is Der, the Battle Done" Glorias-Chant. Magnificent in D................... Field Nunc Dimittis in D.. Field Hymn 116-"Angels Roll the Rock Away"
 Offertory-The Resurrection Song.
 ................,.H Hary Rowe Shelley Postlude-Grand Fantasia ......... .................-... Homer Baftlett
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With Violin Obligato.) )
WELCOME HALL.

At Welcome Hall. Oak street. at 7:45 o'clock, Mr. Stocking will speak and the following musical programme will be rendered by the choir of the Church of the Redeemer, assisted by Miss Re becca Wilder Holmes:
 Prelude-Serenade ....,.n..., Schubert
 (Violin and Piano) Introit-Christ the Lord is Risen To- day ......,,............. Buck Response-The Magdalene ..... Warren
 with Violin Obligato) Violin solo-Andante from Violin Con- cefto .................... Mendelssohn Sone-O Light That Breaks from Ton der Tomb ........,,........ Dressler CWith Accompaniment of Violin and
 Organ)
 Mathematician Harps Are Sound HE ,.,'.,...,..,........ shepard
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ADULT CLASS AT CHURCH OF RE-
 DFEMER

DEEMER.
 The adult Bible class at the Church of the Redeemer will meet tomorrow at noon, directly after the morning ser vice, The speaker for this occasion will be Professor B. F. Bacon, of Yale uni versity. The subject will be confined more to quarterly review taken from the first part of the book of Acts Pro lessor Bacon is said to be the best adapted person for this occasion of any man in Yale university. A large at tendance is anticipated and both ladies and gentlemen of any denomination are most cordially invited to attend Seats will be provided for all.
 An extract from a letter just receiv- ed from Miss Remington will be read explaining her work where she is now stationed and the very serious difficulty which has just arisen and which seri- ously threatens to stop her in the noble and sacrificing work she is now do- ing, It is presumed that the class will tomorrow take some action that will tend to immediately assist her to over come the Encouragement now before her.
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AT ST. THOMAS CHURCH.

The services in St. Thomas church tomorrow (Easter) are holy communion at 7:30 a. m., morning prayer, with ser mon by the rector, and holy communion at 10:30. Sunday school at D. m. and choral evensong at 4 o'clock.
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GRACE M. E. CHURCH.

1 At Grace M. E. church Easter Sun day Rev Arthur J. Smith will preach al 10:30 a. m. Subject, we Shall Be Like Him"
 Carl A, Mears, choir director, has SC Ieeted "The Story of Calvery," a can tata by Schneider with the anthem mornine The following is the pro- gramme:
 Organ prelude
 Charles Shamp, Organist. Cantata, Story of Calvary .... Schneider
 Introduction. Quartet-S Sing My Tongue the Saviour's S
 Glory.
 The Story. Baritone solo-CThe Narrator) - And when the morning was come. Quartet-Sin (The Multitude) We found this man perverting the nation. Narrator and trio of women's voices Then said Pilate. Quartet (The Multitude)-Tf thou let test this man go. Hymn No. 90-(Congregational Prayer followed by response, But the Lord is Mindful of His Own" Psalm "A read resDonsively. Gloria patri. Offertory-"March to Calvary and Re- cit (Tenor and bass). And they led Hun away. Chorale Soprano and alto)-O, Jesus, bitter tears were shed. Baritone solo (The Narrator)-At about the ninth hour. Hymn No. 12-Pentecostal hymns Con- gregationaD. Sermon-"We Shall be Like Him Rev. Arthur I. Smith. C.1artet--" Iris Finished
 Finale Quartet-Hail, Holy Cross. He is Ris- en. Mrs $. w. smith, soprano; Miss Susan T. Newell, alto; J. Louis King tenor, ana Carl A. Mears. bass In the evening at 7;30 the Sunday Sunday school of between 300 and 400 students will celebrate Easter and the committee in charge has arranged fine programme. John T. Manson, SUI perintendent, will have charge of the exercises, Carl A. Mears will direct the music, and Mrs. l.. A. Huntley as or ganst.
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AT ST. PAUL5s CHURCH

The services at St. Paul's church on Easter day are the early service at 6. 30 a. m., followed by the first communion at 1:15 a. m. There will be a second communion at 9:30 a. m, and the short ened morning prayer with the sermon anG the holy communion will follow at 103O The Sunday school anniversary service will he held at o'clock n m The church choir will be present and the Easter carols will be sung. The children from the asylum have been in- vited as for many years. The offerings of the school for the year will be pre-. scented. There will be no service in St Pauls in the evening,
 The music is of especial interest this year, being the complete morning ser vice by Professor Horatio w. Parker and has never before been sung in this city.
 Early Service, 6;3O a. m. ProcessionaL hymn 110.....,...S Sullivan Christ Our ssover'-Chant Proper psalms, g. 57, Ill, Gloria Patri service in E..........,...
 .................... Horatio w. Parker Te Deum, service in E.,....,........
 ..........,......,..H Horatio W. Parker Jubilate, service in E......,..,......, ....,......,....,,.. Horallo w. Parker Responses .,.......,............ Tallis Closing hymn l22.
 Holy communion.
 Recessional, hymn Ill ......... Mozart
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LECTURE AT PLYMOUTH CHURCH

LECTURE AT PLYMOUTH CHURCH
 A most interesting and instructive il- frustrated lecture on Masterpieces of Christian Art" will be given in Ply mouth church on the evening of April by Rev. Newell M, Calhoun. MT. Cal houn is one of the fellows of Yale uni Versity He has travelled extensively in Europe, His lecture is work of love and of labor in its preparation and with many fine views he will show and ex- plain the works in painting and statu- ary of the great Christian artists.
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AT PLYMOUTH CHuRCH

The pastor Rev. William w, McLane, D. D., will preach at both morning and evenig services. The choir will sing in the morning Shelley's Cantata, Death and Life" and in the evening a new Easter Cantata by J. C. Batlett The Sunday school will hold their special Easter services in the church at the close of the morning service. The mu- sieal programme for the day is as fol lows:
 Prelude-"O "Offertory" .,......... .Grison Easter Cantata-'Death and Life.
 ....................... Shelly Hail King of the Jews" Quartette. Behold the Temples Vail" Quartette, "Then They Took the Body" Contralto "The First Day" Tenor. 'They Have Taken Away" Soprano. Mary Touch Me Not Bass. Now the Earth in Resurrection
 Light" Quartette. Postlude-"Offertory de Ste Cecille"
 P. M. Prelude-"Concert Overture" d Evry "An Easter Cantata, J. c. Bartlett. Behold the Saviour Preacheth," Bass. We Found This Man" Quartette. Low! All the Earth" Contralto. "The Sixth Hour" Soprano. Nailed ito the Cross" Tenor. Behold There was a Man" Soprano. Still is the Earth" Soprano. Fear Not Ye,' Tenor. 'The Night is Gone,' Soprano and
 Quartette,
 Peace Be Unto You" Quartette. Finale, Solo and Quartette. Postlude-"March Aux Flambeau,"
 Guilmant
 Organist, F. W. Canada; soprano, Miss Katherine Murphy: contralto, Miss Louise Daniker; tenor, Dr. Ger vase Green; bass, w. F. Harper.
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 Prelude-1st Movement from the
 7th Concerto. ............ De Beriot
 Organ and Violin. Anthem" Mary Stood Without at
 the Sepulchre" ".............,.Pa Parker Christ our Passover Buck. Gloria ias-Chant.
 Te Deum in B flat-Custance Benedictus in E fiat-Dudley Buck. Hymn t11-"Christ the Lord ie Risen To- day" ..,..................M Mozart Kyrie-Communion Service in D. Loud Gloria ribi-Communion Service in Hymn 112-"Jesus Christ is Risen
 To-day" "..,...................W Morgan Offertory-" Awake. Glad Soul!
 Awake, Awake" .............. Brown Anthem-"O Life Your Joyful
 Soprano, Violin and Organ Sanctus-Communion Service in
 D.........,,.......... Loud Hymnp 11S-"At the, Lambs High
 Feast We Sing Loud Gloria in EXcelsis-Communio Ser vice in D..,.....,............. Loud Nunc Dimittis in E fiat Neyin
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CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER.

At the Church of the Redeemer to- morrow morning the following Easter music will be rendered, the choir being assisted by Miss Rebecca Wilder Holmes violinist. Rev. pr. Phillips will preach. Evening service at Vel come hall, Oak street:
 Prelude-Legende, Op 17....W .Winiawski
 (Violin and Orean) Carol--Oh, the Golden Glowing Morn
 ing ..,...................., ..Le Jeune Anthem-Fear Not Ye. Shepard Sons-Hail. Easter Morn. n......... Marzo Response-O Jesus, Saviour of the lSUSl ',.',......',' t.5'''''' .'''' ocHunSl
 (With Violin Obligato.) Offertory-The King of Glory (Hymn
 AID Coombs CWith Accompaniment of Violin and Organ)
 enthusiastically is the Lamb That
 Was Slain (Messiah ......... Handel
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AT ST. MARY'S CHURCH. Hil1house Avenue.
 High mass, 10:30.
Orchestra and Organ.)

IOTCneStFd aflu OTgah) Miss Mary Sullivan, soprano; Louis Lautenbach tenor; Madame Oertel, alto; William Grabb, bass. Fichtl's orchestra. Joseph D. Rice, organist and choir- master.
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Y. M. c. A. MASS MEETING FOR men at the Grand opera house. Rev. Watson L. Phillips, D. D., pastor of the Church of the Redeemer will be the speaker and his subject will be 'fIn the Outskirts of Sodom-Counting the Cost There will be special music and all men are cordially invited.
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AT ST. THOMAS CHURCH.

Music for Easter day at St Thomas 1 church, Elm street, is as follows:
 Vester Choir, Thirty Voices
 Charles Bonney, Choir-master. Holy Communion, High Celebration,
 7:3O a. m.
 Professional Hymn 3S3. Communion Service in A........... ..............,...,.,.. M Garrett Offertory-They Have Taken Away My 1 Lord ......,...,...,....,,., Stalner Recessional Hymn, 516. H, W. Parker Morning Prayer with Sermon and Holy Communion, 10:30 a. m. Processional Humn, 51S Christ Our Passover-Chant. Farrant Te Deum in B Flat t................W West Jubilate Deo-Chant.. nt......,,......W Walter Iutroit, 121.
 Kyrie and Gloria Tibi in A...... Garrett Hymn 119
 Ascription in F Flat, Cornell Offertory--Break Forth Into Joy. y....
 .. ., ...........t.......... Barnby Sanctus in A.................... Garrett Communion Hymn, 231.......... Garrett Gloria in Excelsis-Chant. .Zenner Recessional Hymn. 516. H. w. Parker
 Choral Evensong. 4 D. m. Versicles and Responses. es..........T Tallis Proper Psalms, 113, 114, 11S.. . Anglican Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in A.
 . ........ ........,.........J F. West Anthem-Break Forth Into Joy!.....
 e. 2. ...,..,...,............ Barnby Ofertory-Let Him That is Taught.
 .. .. ..........,........... .Skeffington Sevenford Amen. Stainer ST. ANDREWS M, F. CHURCH.
 At St. Andrews M F. church the pastor, Rev. Duane N, Griffin, will preach tomorrow morning a 10:30; subject, Symbols of the Spirit--Eighth Earnest or Seal'--an Easter sermon which will be followed by communion The programme for the rest of the day will be as follows: 12:O5-Sunday school 3 30-Junior league, 6 :9O-Senior league; subject, "The Ris- en Life-ChMst's Ours" leader. Mrs. o. F, Young.
 ': 3O-Preaching: subject, Keeping the Lords Vineyards" reception of new members and communion at the close. Special Easter music morning and evening.
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AT TRINITY M. E. CHURCH.

An unusually fine Easter programme of music has been arranged for the Trinity M. E. church. In the morning 1t is as follows: Organ prelude, Sicilia- no, Hopkins: anthem, Jesus Lives, " Schneider; anthem, "As It Began to Dawn" Schneider; anthem, At the Sepulchre," Bachmann; offertory, I'm mortality" Stephen; organ prelude, Hallelujah Chorus, Handel. The pas tor, the Rev. H. Frank Rall, Ph. D., will preach on the theme ''The Practise of the Immortal Life"
 Tn the evening there will be musical service at which Dudley Bucks can tata "The Story of the Cross will be rendered. The choir will be assisted by a number of soloists and a chorus of eighteen voices will sing. At 2:30 in the afternoon the Bible school will hold it's Easter missionary concert in the au- ditorium. TO all these services the public are cordially invited.
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wOMEN'S SEAMEN's FRIEND SO
 CIFTY

The service at the Seaman's Bethel Easter Sunday at p. m will be con- ducted by the Rev. John o. Bergh. The following musical programme will be rendered.:
 Christ Arose-Quartet Hymn S2.
 Christ Our Passover. Marston Duet-Looking This Way ............
 ......,.,... Van DeVenter Response-Quartet ............. Rossini The Easter Dawn ............., Dressler Hymn 76.
 Jesus Lives Again ....,..... Schneider Hymn S1.
 The choir is composed of the follow ing members: Miss Ida Almira Barnes Miss Leonora Paul, George Cory, Fred erick Barnes. Russell D. Johnson, or ganist and director.
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appropriate music and services at Ep- worth Methodist Episcopal church, cor ner Orange and Edwards streets in the morning at 1O:3O the pastor will preach on "The Easter Message of the Lilies" and in the evening at 7;SO wilt deliver a short sermon on Other Les sons from the Lilies" The cholr Will render Harry Rowe Shelly's Easter cantata Death and Lfe,' at the even ing service.
 Chorus-Hail King of the Jews.
 Recitative (tenor) )-Now From the Sixth Hour
 Chorus-Behold the Temples Veil is Rent in Twain
 Recitative (alto)-Then They Took the Body of Jesus.
 Alto solo-See the World in Sorrow Weeping.
 Recitative (soprano)-The First Day of the Week.
 Recitative (bass)-And Where She Had Thus Said.
 Bass solo-Woman Why Weepest Thou.
 Soprano soo-Sir Hast Thou Taken Him?
 Recitative fenor-Jesus Saith Unto Her.
 Soprano solo--Rabboni.
 Bass solo-Mary, Touch Me Not.
 Chorus-Now the Earth in Resurrec- tion Light.
 Other music for the day will be the anthems, "The Lord is Risen and Mag dalene.' Mrs. Adams will sing the of fertory morning and evneiong; in the morning, Consider the Lilies,' by Top Tiff, and in the evening Day of Days" by VandeWater
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AT ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH.

Services will be held o-morroW at 103O a. m. and 7:30 p, m. at the Zion German Lutheran church, corner Ward street and Davenport avenue. The pas tor, Rev. Frederick A. Ottmann, will occupy the pulpit at both services. The choir will render special Easter music and Organist Dresser will preside at the organ. Seats are free. Everybody welcome Strangers specially invited.
 After the morning service the Zion Athletic association will hold a special meeting. Members of the association are requested to be present as business of importance will be transacted.