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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-11
SPECIAL RATES SOUTH.
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The Southern Railway the Direct Rout
 South,
 Operating four fast trains in each di- rection carrying superb dining and sleeping cars, announces for the differ ent occasions in the south the following rates:
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 tion of Chiefs of Police, May S-14.
 One and one-third fare on certificate plan.
 Atlanta, Gas-National Conference of Charities and Corrections. May 9th to 18th. Tickets to be sold May 4th to 5th, re- turn limit May 18th; one fare plus 25o for the round trip.
 Macon, Ga.--Sugar Cane GroWers-May 9th to Sth. One fare round trip, plus 25c. Tick cts on sale May 4th; limit May 1oth Atlanta Ga.--National Convention B. Y. F. U. of America July g to 12.
 One fare round trip. plus 25c. Tickets on sale July 7th to 10th. Can be ex- tended by depositing of tickets with soc, until August 10th.
 Nashville, Tenn.-GeneraI Assembly | Presbyterian Church--May Fist to | 2sth. One fare, plus 25c, for the round trip. | Tickets on sale May 21st to 18th. Final | limit returning June 1, '0S. l New OrIeans-Nationai Manufacturers Assocation--April 18th to 17th, 1903. 1 Excursion tickets at one fare for the round trip; tickets to be sold April 11th, 18th and 18th, with final limit April l 18th, 1903. @ ] By deposit of ticket by original pur- chaser with Joint agent, New Orleans, not later than April 18th, and payment of 50 cents, an extension of final limit can be obtained to reach starting point not later than April 3oth, 1903.
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EPWORTH M F.

The service arranged at the Epworth
 M. E. church for the first Sunday of the new conference year will be especially attractive. Both pastor and people are greatly encouraged over the bright out look for the future. Every department of the church is organized for work and the officers are enthusiastic in their de- termination to make the present year very successful. With the present mem- bers so loyal to their church and pastor great progress can be reasonably ex- pected.
 Sunday morning the Sunday school will conduct the Easter service and the programme arranged by Mrs. F. w.
 Randall will be as follows:
 Processional-Hail Mighty. Victor
 School.
 Responsive reading-The Prophecy of
 His Suffering-School.
 Prayer by the pastor-Rev Henry F.
 Responsive reading-The Crucifixion- School.
 Chorus by the school-Resurrectio Joy.
 Recitation-Yesterday and To-d day. ChofuS by the schooi-AWake. Awake! Primary class exercise.
 Reading-An Easter story for the children-Mrs. Henry F. Hiler. Chorus by the school-Liies of Spring. time. | March of the Lilies--Class exercise. Offertory--Nature's Joy Bells Solo by Miss Lily Garvie and chorus by the school. Recitation-Miss Edna White. Short Easter address by the pastor.
 Chorus by the school-Merry Bells of Easter. Benediction. Sunday evening the pastor will preach
 short Easter sermon. By special re- quest the choir will render SheIleys cantata Death and Life" The excel lentwork that has been done by the I quartet is an indication that fine music will be furnished by them in this great production. Besides this cantata the | music will be as follows: Ring Out Easter Bells. Dressler Soprano solo with violin obligato. Miss Flora B. Rawson, violinist.
 Offertory-Awake Triumphant Morn.- Alto solo with violin obligato. Ray Conklin. Violinist. | A cordial invitation is. extended to all
 to attend these services.
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FIRST M. D. CHIrRcH

The subject of Dr. Henry Bakers Easter sermon tomorrow morning will be Life from Death" The evening subject will be Retrospect and Pros pect." There will be special music at both services.
 During the Sunday school hour begin ming at 12 o'clock the primary depart ment will give a special Easter pro- gramme, under management of primary superintendent, Miss Ward, and a gen. eral invitation is given everybody to at- tend and participate in the joy of the little ones.
 The Eoworth league meeting will be led by Miss Holt, subject, "The Danger of Idleness.'
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ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.

The services at St. Pauls church Easter day are the early services at 6:SO, followed by the first communion at 7:15, holy communion at 9:3O and morn ing prayer, sermon and holy commun- ion at 10:30. Sunday school festival service at p. m. Following is the mu- sical programme.
 Early Service at 6:S0. Processional-Hynan 115 .......... Tours Canticle-Christ Our Passover (ChanD
 ............. savage Proper Psalms-2, 57, i'll. Gloria Patri, from Service in A.....
 .................... Arthur Whiting re Deum, from Service in A........
 ..................... Arthur Whiting Jubilate, from Service in A..........
 ................... Arthur Whiting Closing hynln-110 .............. Sullivan
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TRINITY M. E. CHURCH.

Musical programmes of unusual trl- terest will be given tomorrow at Trin- ity M. E. church. The pastor, Rev. Dr. H. Frank RalI, breaches in the morning on the theme t'The Place of Easter in the Christian Faith" The musical pro- gramme will be as follows:
 Organ Prelude ..................Je Jensen Anthem--Hosanna ............. Granier Choir hyrnn-The Magdalene. Warren Soprano solo-Ring, Easter Bells.
 ...........-....... Dfessler Organ Postiude ........-........Ba Batiste
 Tn the evening the cantata "The Res urrection," by Frederic Field Bullard, will be rendered. Appropriate passages of Scripture will be read by the pastor who will also make brief address. The whole service will be one of great in- terest.
 Trinity choir is composed of Mrs. Edith Porter Kraft, soprano; Mrs. Eliz- abeth c. Goodyear, contralto; Dr. George A. Lawton, tenor; Charles C. Carroll" bass; and Miss Harriette s. Ward, organist and director.
 The pastor, Dr. Rall, has just return ed from the annual conference and be- gins the fourth year of his work. A reception will be rendered to him in the church parlors on Wednesday evening of next week.
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SWEDISH LUTHERAN BETHESDA
 CHURCH,

The Swedish Lutheran Bethesda church on St. John street. opposite Hughes Place, held large audiences last Sunday, the occasion being the welcoming of the new pastor, Rev. A. Nelson. MT. Nelson is a young man of much intellectual force and oratorical ability and was noted in Illinois, from which place he came to accept his present pastorate. MT. Nelson besides being deeply read in theological mat ters is also we'll versed in philosophy and history and is graduate of Yale university. He will aim to build up
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GEORGE K. NICHOLS.

George F. Nichols. a locomotive en- gineer on the Consolidated road, resid- ing at 219 Kimberly avenue, died on Thursday at the New Haven hospital of an attack of appendicitis. The deceas- ed was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and of Harmony lodge No. 5, I. o. O. F. He was about fifty years old and leaves a family. The funeral will take place from the under taking parlors of Robert BurWell, 966 Chapel street, tomorrow afternoon. x
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STRUCK BY AN AUTOMOBILE,

John T. Manson, in an Automobile.
 Runs Into E. D. Kane.
 John T. Manson while out automobiI- ing yesterday morning ran over B. D. Kane at the corner of George and Church streets. MT. Kane, who was riding a wheel with his fourteen-year- old daughter, was coming up George street, while MT. Manson was going in the opposite direction. In some unex- plainable manner there was a collision, The machine was not going very fast and was quickly stopped. MT. Manson got a carriage and took the injured man to his home. He also called a doc tor and did all. he could for him. Be- yond some scratches there are no per- ceptible injuries, although it is feared there may be some. internal ones. MT. Kane was resting comfortably last eve- ming.
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ADULT BIBLE GLASS OF CHURCH
 OF THE REDEEMER.

Directly after the morning service the M. C. Sweezey adult class will meet in the lecture room of the Church of the Redeemer. The speaker tomorrow will be Rev. J. T. Stocking, and the session will be made interesting. Last Sunday a very large attendance greeted Mrs. Harmont and those present were much interested in her lecture on her foreign travels and experiences in the old coun- try. Strangers, both men and women, are cordially invited to these Sunday meetings.
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FRANKLINs VICTORIOUS.
Trounoed Starlights in Baseball Gam,
 Yesterday Afternoon.

Trounced Starlights in Baseball Game
 Yesterday Afternoon.
 The F'ranklins defeated the Starlights in game of baseball on Whitney ave- nue yesterday afternoon by the score of 12 to 1. The Starlights made their only run in the last inning. The features of the game were the pitching by w. Bir- mingham and the backstop work by Catcher Gilhuly, both of the FrankIins. The victorious team consisted of the fol- lowing players: W. Birmingham, pitch CT; Gilhuly, catcher; Bishop, first base; Cassens, second base; Foley, third base; Murphy shortstop; A. Bowen, E. Bow en and J. Birmingham. fielders.
 The Franklins are now willing to meet any team of their age in the city.
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Morning Prayer, Sermon and Holy Communion at 10:30. Processlonal .............-... ScndGhller Canticle-Christ Our Passover (Chan)
 ...-.................... savage Psalter-Psalm 11S.
 Gloria Patri, from Service in A.....
 Arthu Whiting Ire Deun, from Service in A........
 e..................... Arthur Whiting Jubilate, from Service in A.........
 ........,............ Arthur Whiting Hymn IF. Kyrie, from Service in A........"..
 ......... Arthur Whiting Gloria Tibi, from Service in A...... .4 Arthur Whiting Hymn 121. .@.. Anthem .... s. Coleridge-Taylor Sursum Corda, from Service in A.. x ..,.................. Arthur Whiting Sanctus, from Service in A......... sS ..,.::.... ...-...s.s....'.. .. Arthur Whiting Hymn 231. ,ss:s3 Gloria in Excelsis-Old Chant. Nunc Dimittis-Gregorian
 Recessional-Hymn Ill .......... Mozart
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ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH.

At the Zion German Lutheran church, corner Davenport avenue and Ward street, there will be special music by the choir tomorrow morning at 10:S0 o'clock. The children who were con- firmed last Sunday will partake of the Lords Supper for the first time at this service. At 7:30 o'clock the usual even- ing service will be held. The pastor, Rev. Frederick A. Ottmann, will preach at both services. Organist Max Dressler will preside at the organ. Seats are free. The public cordially invited to attend all the services held in the church.
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YALFs FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.
Will Include Game With Columbia to
 NJ

Will Include Game With Columbia to
 be Played in New York. "
 While the Yale football management has not as yet announced the football schedule for the season of 1903, from Columbia comes the information that on the Yale schedule will be a game with the Columbia eleven. Last year Yale dropped Columbia from it's list. The New Workers have used every eff fort to again meet Yale, and have suc- ceeded. The game will be played in New York city. >.E ,r&
 Yales schedule will be announced shortly after the opening of college next Thursday.
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MARY TUCKER FIINEY.

Mary Tucker widow of John J. Film ey, who died last night of heart failure, will be buried from her late residence. 195 Pine street, Monday morning at S:30, A requiem high mass will be cele- brated at St. Francis church at nine o'clock. The interment will be in St. Bernard's cemetery.
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GRACE M. E. CHITRC.H

Easter day will be celebrated at the Grace M D. church with Easter ser mon, music, flowers and children's ser- vice. The pastor, Rev. Arthur J. Smith, will present all who attend this morn- ing service with carnation pink. The subject of the sermon will be Our Liv- ing Christ" A beautiful Easter cantata will be rendered by the choir of which Carl A. Mears is director. The adult Bible class will have charge of the for al decorations. In the evening the Sum- day school will hold it's annual Easter festival and concert. A splendid pro- gramme has been arranged for both the audience room and lecture roow will be opened for this attractive and inter- esting and educational service.
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cHrrRcH OF THE MESSIAH

Services at the Church or the Messiah tomorrow:
 Morning. Organ prelude-Meditation .......
 ..................... Filippo Cupoeci Anthem-Choir Angelic Hanscom Sermon appropriate to the day, by the pastor. Offertory--Bereuse ............ Jocelyn Violin Solo by Miss Anna Peterson. Confirmation of children and reception of members in the church. Organ postlude-Triumphal March,
 from Naaman.
 Miss Nellie Coxeter, Organist. Sunday school and Conversation cir cle for adults at 12 noon. Young Peoples devotional meeting at 6:30.
 All are cordially invited to the ser- vices.
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CHRIST CHURCH.

The Easter festival services at Christ church will begin this evening with ev- ening prayer in the chapel at 7:So. The Easter day celebrations of the holy com- munion will be at 6:30 and 7:SO a. m. Morning prayer Shortened form). holy communion and sermon at 1o:SO a. m. Sunday school, 3:3o p. m. Evening prayer and sermon, 7:SO D. m.
 Easter Monday there will be holy communion at 10 a, m; evening prayer at p. r11..
 Easter Tuesday. holy communion, 7:So a. m; evening prayer, 5 p. m.
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44s NEW VOTERS MADE.

At o'clock last evening the time for making new voters expired. There were 446 new voters made this last reg istration out of 1871 on the ''to be made" list. It is supposed that there were about fifty more republicans made than democrats. This is considered very good, as the, city is generally re- garded as being democratic.
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OBITUARY NOTES.
Patrick DnnIady,

Patrick Dunlady died yesterday af- ternoon, after short illness with pneumonia, at the residence of his brother, James Dunlady, No. 2S2 East street. The funeral will be held to- morrow afternoon at 1880 from the
 house and at o'clock from St. Pat rick's church. The interment will be in St. Lawrence cemetery. .
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MRS. CHARLo LoTTE ELcoCK.

Mrs. Charlotte Elcock, of Hartford, widow of Alfred Elcock, whose death occurred there three years ago, died at the Hartford hospital Wednesday af- ternoon at the age of seventy-fve years. She leaves four sons Charles A. Elcock, of 6s Wooster street, this city; Frederick Elcock, of Hartford, and Alfred and Alexander Elcock, of this city. <sssIIs.s -43r
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST (SCI-
 ENTIST).

Services of the First Church of Christ (Scientist) are held at 156 Orange street Sunday morning at il o'clock. First reader, Rev. Severen E. Simonsen, c. s. B.; second reader, Mrs. Mary E. Si- monsen, c. $. B. Subject for to-mor- row, "Dostrine of Atonement." We'd nesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. Cordial welcome extended to all.
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CATHERINE REID.

The funeral of Catherine Reid, who died last night after short illness, will be held from her late residence to-nor- row afternoon, Rev. pr. Brown officiat- ing. The deceased leaves two daugh- ters, --....
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Holy Communion.
Sunday School Service at P. M.
Evening Prayer at 7:SO.

Evening Prayer at 7:3O. Festival Prelude .Driff1eld Processional-Hymn 455. Glorias-Chant. Magnificat. Thomas G. Shepard Nunc Dimittis .... Thomas G. Shepard Hymn 112, Cantata-From Sepulchre to Throne Offertory solo-Resurrection ....Shelley
 Harry Allen Cooke. Recessional-Hynln 123 G., Organ Postlude-March' in F...... .Gaul Assisted by Piano, Violin, Tympani and
 Organ.
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MRS ANN LYNCH ,.

The funeral of Mrs. Ann Lynch was largely attended from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Ellis, on Exchange street, yesterday morning. The inter- ment was in Branford.
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EMANUEL BAPTIST cHrrRcH

Corner Chapel and Day streets, April F. The pastor breaches at both ser- vices. At Ii a. m., subject, "The Sig nificance of the Hour;" at 730 D. m., subject, "The Valley of Dry Bones." Appropriate music by the choir. Collec- tion for the building fund.
 Annual bazar April g and 2S.
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PRIMO ABLAUDI.

The funeral of Primo Ablaudi, aged one year and six months, son of MT. and Mrs. Peter Ablaudi of Stony Creek, was held Thursday afternoon at three o'clock. The interment was in St. Az nes' cemetery.
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DWIGHT PLACE CHURCH.

A service of remarkable interest Will occupy the attention of the congrega- ton of the Dwight Place church Sunday morning. The church is being hand somely supplied with lilies and the Bible school will have charge of the service.
 Tn the evening the Easter praise ser- vice will be rendered by quartet, Chor- al society and FichtPs orchestra, and will be one of the most inspiring ever given in the city
 The following is the programme: s Prelude "Ruy Blas'' ..... Mendelssohn
 Organ and orchestra. Anthem--"Ye Bells of Easter Day..
 ............".......... Dressler II Know That My Redeener Liveth'' ....................... HandePs Messiah
 Soprano solo. Anthem" Glorious is Thy Nan1e'....
 r.................... Mozart
 (Twelfth Mass.) Offertory-Prayer ............. Hermann
 (String Quartet) Come ye Faithful .............. Fisher Quartet.
 Anthem-"Unfold ye Portals ..Gounod t. (Redemption) Postlude--"Pilgrim's Chorus" ........, ...................... wagner This service is under the charge of the Dwight Place brotherhood and the public are welcome. There will be a discourse by the pastor. Pew holders are asked to be in their places by 7:15 o'clock. No postponement of services on account of storms.
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Festival of the Sunday School, With
 Singing of Easter Carols at 8 P. M;
ST. THOMAS CHURCH.


 The services in St. Thomas church Easter day are holy communion at 7:30 a. m., morning prayer, with sermon, followed by the holy communion, at 10:30, and choral evensong at o'clock. The full vested choir will sing at all of these services. The order of music Is as follows:
 Holy Communion at 7:30. Processional hymn 11O Cfor all three
 services).
 Gloria Tibi in A........J. F. Tuckerman Credo in F.... ..................J Hopkins Offertory anthem-Very Early in the
 Morning ng.......,.......H. W. Parker Sursum Corda in A.......N. B. Warren Sanctus and Agnus Dei in C.....
 B. Gilbert Gloria in Excelsis (ChanD ..Zenner Morning Prayer and Holy Communion
 at 10:90. Christ Our Passover (ChanD Farrant Te Deum Laudamus in G....J. E. West Jubilate Deo (Chant) .....W. H. Walter Introit-121. Kyrie and Gloria in A.......G. J. Elvey Hymn 120.
 Offertory anthem-He is Risen....
 ...................... H. Gadsby.. Sanctus and Agnus Del in C........ Gloria in Excelsis (ChanD.. .Zenner
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Proper Psalms-Anglican Chants. Magnificent and Nunc Dimittis in D
 ...................... H. Gadsby Anthem-He is Risen. .........H. Gadsby Offertory-If We Have Sown.. Barfiby Sevenfold Amen ........,.......Sta Stainer 'Recessional hymn 112 (for all ser-
 vices).
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CENTER CHuRCH,

Music at Center church for 4 p. m. service:
 Cantata-The Resurrection ...........
 ............ Charles Fonteyn Manney Soprano solo-Come See the Place
 Where Jesus Lay Homer N Bartlett
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GRACE P. E. CHURCH.

The following is the musical pro- gramme for the Easter services at the Grace P. E. church, Blatchley avenue and Exchange street, tomorrow.
 Holy Communion at 7:S0.
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Morning Prayer and Communion at
 10:30. observation-disclosures Happy Morn
 ing.
 Glorias-Chants 27, 100, 101. lG bGuIl ..'sI 1y J uDlldle 's'....s..ss s's.s.'''. "OOu"oAN Introit-Morn's Roseate Hues. Gale
 Holy Communion. Kyrie Clemson Gloria Tibi .......................P Paxton Hymn 110. Sermon.
 Offertory solo-Resurrection Holden EdHCluS ,...--....... .s.''..'''.' SlCLASoh Benedictus Qui Venite. e...........C Cooper AgnuS ....................... cooper Gloria in Excelsis-Old Chant. Nunc Dlmittls ..................... .barry Recessional-Lift Up Your Voice.
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Evening.

Organ prelude.
 Anthem-As It Began to Dawn.......
 ........................ Myles Foster Quartette-Ring Out the Bells of
 Easter ....................... Stock Organ postlude.
 The choir is composed of Miss Sara r. Graham, soprano; Miss Bertha L. Hunie, contralto; John F. Grisbach, tenor; Edward E. Allen, bass; George T. Birks, organist and director.
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Easter service in the church at which Frank L. Phillips will be the soloist and Rev. Mir. Stocking will speak
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NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
FEATURES OF THE RELIGIOUS
 SERVICES TOMORROW
Elaborate Programmes of Music in All the Churches Many Special Features for Easter.

In the churches tomorrow the Easter services will be on an elaborate scale, as usual. Many of the choirs have been supplemented by rich voices, and the choral part of the services will un- doubtedly. come up to the high stand ard of the Easter celebrat tion that has always prevailed in this city. Follow ing are the details of many services to- morrow:
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Holy Communion at 7:15. Recessional-Hymn iii ....... Mozart
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GRAND AVE. coNGREGAT1oNAL.

GRAND AVE. CONGREGATIONAL.
 The Grand avenue Congregational church, the Rev. Andrew Burns ChaI- mers, pastor. The Rev. James Robert son, M. A., S. T. S. C., pastor of the Haynarket United Free church of Edinburgh. Scotland, will occupy the pulpit of the Grand avenue church on Sunday morning at 10:S0 and the choir will render special Easter music. In the evening at 7:SO the Bible school will held its Easter praise service. The Rev. MT. Robertson will give his lecture on Scottish Songs and How to Sing Them" in the Grand avenue Congrega- tional church on Tuesday evening, April 14, at o'clock.
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ST. JUHN'S F. E. CHURCH. Programme at St. Johns P. E. church tomorrow:
 Litany and Holy Communion at A. M.