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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14

fashion. Some exquisite ones wers noted; pink messaline fitted to the waist by smallish tucks. with upper part of soft, creamy radium silk, sos fine and sheer and lighted by the fainUs est blush of roses; soft blue crepe de chine, the skirt bordered with three large tucks, a lovely lowered organdy much frilled, a revival of an old fashion, reminding of rosebud gardens of girls on diploma day.
 Tn the millinery section one saw beautiful colors and enough all-black hats to give pleasing contrast. Here was pink messaline draped turban. the only trimming couple of moss rosebuds. Here was a hat adorned with a dozen different kinds of posies, grotesque when off the head, becomings when on. There were sailors galore;s' most of them trimmed more than they. should have been-one had got so usedie to thinking of sailor as a simple af- fair. Here were hats that looked aa though they had been used for foot balls, a dent here, another illogical one there: and pat it on the head, it was chick, very unlike the battered af. fair of moment ago. And that Is what we have to say about hats; that they look awfully queer on. remark ably we'll On.
 Again we are to tilt our headgear. not quite SO much forward as last year. but give tipsy angle to one side Oh. the vanities and the vses garies of fashion! H4
 Yet another word about hats. The bird O. Paradise is with us with a vengeance. It's trail everywhere. And peacock tones are with us in strength 1. in millinery. and in gowns. One sees whole windows of peacock blue dresses. so brilliant as to be visible very long way ofi. In contrast with this garishness Is a new color called banana" of which there are several shades-the range goes from palest cream to biscuit and reaches It's clt max in a pale mustard. 70
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A nu.A.i of Lsr. L<ts.r..

NEW YORK. April 13.-Love letters. q bushel of them. with tender tele- grams. were the basis of an odd Iexal proceeding before Justice Maddox in the supreme court. Brooklyn Most peculiar of all is the assertion by both parties to the suit that the love which the missives breathe is now dead. with 10 hope of resurrection Frederick F. Proctor. IT.. son and partner of the famous tbeater manager. is the de fendant and Mrs. Rose D. Ridley. the wife of Albert s. RidIey. . lawyer. the plaintiff.
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EASTER SUNDAY IN THE LOCAL CHURCHES
Special Musical Programs

Tomorrow will be Easter Sunday md the people of Waterbury are making great preparation to enjoy it n a proper manner. The church music. always elaborate. is much moro 50 this year than ever before, md the dealers about town say that Inc demand for everything in the line sf Easter goods never was better, so hat in worldly sense as well as rom 8 religious point of view the anniversary of the resurrection of he Saviour is becoming more and more of great religious festival as he years go by. The interest taken In church matters for the past seven weeks, when thousands of working men and women made the sacrifice sf attending divine service both at morning and in the evening while at he same time attending to their Dvery day duties, shows that there Is DO lack of religious fervor in the pub hc mind, and this spirit is growing 70 that at the present time large number of young people and some old folks, too, have wearing apparel Dtored away for weeks which nothing could induce them to wear until they have first appeared in them at the Easter morning service at church,
 hereby demonstrating that their arst thought Is of the church and the Divine Master who triumphed over Heath at Calvary over 2,000 years lgo. It is day of rejoicing and Wa terbury people have good reason to Join in the jubilation and general good feeling which prevails on that Hay. The past year has been pros porous, there is very little sickness In the community, the outlook for the future is bright, so that unless person insists on looking on the dark side of the picture and prefers to be a pessimist all his lifetime, there is no reason why he should not be able to attend some of the church ss tomorrow and be charmed by the melody of the music, edified by the sight of the vast congregations and made a better man by listening to words of encouragement given by the different pastors. who invariably take advantage of the occasion to re- mind their people of the meaning of the resurrection and exhort them to strive to profit by the blessings that flowed to them on account of the suffering and death of Him of whom the angels said: He is risen" The musical programs announced for some of the churches are as follows:
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CHAPEL STREET NJ. E. CHURCH.

There vfl1 be special music at the regular morning service at 19:45 in the Chapel street N. E. church in South Waterbury. Mrs J. P. Scott, soprano. will sing solo selections and the Messrs Stuart will give violin and cello selections besides assisting the organ ia secompaniments. Miss Ethel SIviter Is organist and choir director
 At noon the special Sunday school services wfIl begin The program for this follows. Primary song Hymn
 Responsive reading. Prayer SoIo-At Easter Time ....
 .- Marion Wiieor Nuttzll OfertorT-
 Carolina De Fsbrftis- The Beginning of Life ---
 ..- Mrs George C. NattzE Chrfst-s Miracles -- Mir Harding Christ at Last Triumphant ----
 -.-- --..- C. C. Lennon D1et ---- selerleo Carolina and Marion De FssrftEs Easter Er>rrise-Ries1 Tri.nphznt HrUn-
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ALBANY. \. r.. April 13.-Senator Humans bill to standariize and regu. late the practice of osteopathy in a manner similar to that governing oth. CT schools of healing in this state pass. ed the senate with comparatively little opposition and goes now to the assem. bly,. The vote on the bill was g to 12. and of those who voted in opposi. ton to the measure only one. Senator Marks of New York. attacked the bill The assembly passed unanimously. aft. CT defeating several proposed amend. ments. the special committee's bill gen erally amending the insurance law.
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The Worthy Murder Trial.

AUGUSTA, Me. April 13.-At the Worthy murder trial here the two chll- dren of Mrs. Cooper were witnesses for their mother. Lore, fourteen-year- old son, testified that on blueberry- Ing trip his mother and Worthy were sitting in hammock. He was in a nearby tree. The boy said that he did not hear his mother tell Worthy that he did not know how to sit in hammock with woman, and the boy asserted that his mother did not place Northy's arm around her neck. This testimony contradicted details given by witnesses for the prosecution. Mrs. Cooper will testify today.
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Officiate at
ST JOsEPH's CHURCH.

A special musical program will be given in St Joseph's Lithuanian church. At the solemn high mass which will be sung at a. m. the Holy Name band of about ten pieces will play the Resurrection March" and "Tantum Ergo" It will also play during the procession. Another feature of the program will be an orchestra of six violins which will ac- company the organ. Fifty voices will be in the choir. Twenty uni formed members of the Holy Name society will be stationed at intervals inside the church during the services.
 There will also be special music at the vespers which will be sung at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
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channsl TunnsI s<h-ua

According to the London GrzpAie. the present year uiIl witness . revival. on the part of French enEiresrs sat con1errial nen. of the cha11el t11nel scheme The engineers and their scls1- tie friends in the Inststzts of Fsancs have jzss slvsa the hrst syE7<oa q H. in c<lebrsfi1g the memory of IT Pc ter. the eng1Besr vko fnf<inxsf thn u0jsct, nov uors thxa 3e ysars nsA
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ST PAUL's P. E. CHURCH.
Morning Prayer 1O:30 a. n

Morning Prayer 1O:3O a. m. Processional-Jesus Christ is Risen To-day.
 le Dtum "OOuWdIu Anthem-Hosanna .. Jules Granier Introit, Hymn 121-Alleluia, Ale luia.
 offertory anthem - Hallelujah, s Chrits Is Risen ....... Simper Carols-He Lives. He Lives .. Macy God Hath Sent His Angels. Loud We Love to Sing Around Our
 hlng ....... NeFlu Recessional-He is Risen. He is Risen.
 Evening Prayer 7:30 p.,m..
 The Easter anthems and carols will be sung at this service as at the morning. Offerings of the day are for Parish hall improvement fund. There will be Holy communion ser vice at S:30 a. m. and children's ser vice at noon.
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A. M. E. ZION CHURCH.

At the A. NJ. E. Zion church the pastor, the Rev E. s. Whitted, will preach at the morning service at II o'clock on "The Risen Lord" The evening services will be in charge of the Sunday school department. of which G. F. Godbold is superinten- dent. The collections of the day will be for the benefit of the church pub lication house at Charlotte. \. c.
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New sesro Sect InvasEy pIainneId,

PLAINFIELD. N. J.. April 13.--Nine hundred and five negroes, who say they are the lost tribe of Israel and who wash one another's feet as rell. gious ceremony. arrived here from the four points of the compass to begin the feast of the Passover with the blowing of the rams horn at sundown this evening. The feast will continue for seven days and will consist of unleav- ened bread. It will be observed with many of the ceremonies of the ortho- dox Jewish church. The negroes are delegates of the Church of God and Saints of Christ.
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To Prevent Jevish Na..ncres.

MELITOPOL. Russia. April 13.-0n account of proclamatlons having been spread among the ignorant portion of the population of this place melting them to attack the Jews by reviving the old bogy of the alleged sacrifice of Christian children by Jews the city council has strengthened the police and taken other precautions to prevent ex. cesses-
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r,.herm.n s,ransled to Death.

ATLANTIC CITY, \. J.. April l3.- With both his feet on the ground. but unable to free himself from sharp pick cts that gripped his throat. Robert Abrahamson. mate of the fishing smack Atlantic. died last evening while half a dozen youngsters watched his struggles. unable to assist him.
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OUR LADY OF LoURDEs.

There will be three masses in Our Lady of Lourdes church on South Main street Easter Sunday. 6, 1880 and 10 o'clock respectively. At 10 o'clock the Rev Michael Karam will sing the solemn high mass at which there will be special music. including the Cagliero mass. This will be sung under the direction of John Baptiste Thommasy.
 At 1880 in the evening vespers will be sung.
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BUNKER HILL CHURCH.

At the Bunker Hill church to-mor- low morning the Rev Ira T. Hawk will preach on "The Triumphs of Christ" Tn the evening the subject will be "The Shame of the Cross. :" The collection for the day will be for current expenses and all those hold ing envelopes for the Japanese relief fund are requested to hand them in.
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ST THONAss CHURCH.
ST PAuL's NJ. E. CHURCH.

The Rev N. O. Lepley. who comes here from St Andrews M- E. church in New Haven to succeed the Rey John w. Wagner as pastor of Si Paurs M- E. church on East Farm street. will preach his first sermon to his new congregation Sunday morn Ing The Rev Mr Wagner will leave to-day to take his new charge In the Trinity church of Meriden- He vill preach his first sermon there to-mor- row
 Special Easter services by the ehil- Gen viII be given in St Pzul's church to-uorruw evening
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Eyening Prayer 7:30 D. m.
FIRST NJ. E. CHURCH.

At the First Methodist church, the Rev Frank Dunwell Walter will preach at the morning service on "The Power of the Resurrection" At the o'clock service in the even ing he will preach on The Conquer ing Spirit of the Risen Christ"
 Morning Services Organ prelude. Anthem-christ the Lord is Risen To-day ...... .... ...-. Frey Tenor solo. ....... James Johnston Organ postlude.
 Evening Services. Organ prelude. Anthem-Now Christ is Risen. Allen Alto solo .. ... Selected
 Miss Homan. Anthem-Christ the Victor .Shaekley Organ postlude.
 Organist. F. B. Cranniss.
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THE PRACTICAL oNE-PfEcE FRocK, promenade with the proud conscious ness he is -correct- To be sure. the treasured trousers are almost hidden by the upper garment of -his suit" but they have real pockets. make tho little one feel very proud and nasr ly. And nothing gives his elder brother more pleasure than the rainy- day coat -tust like fsfher'a- The other day when skies were lowering ve happened 10 be out and could noe help noticing what smart rsin cusfs were vorn by Isfs of various ga One boy of 1s or theresbouts ha1 os . straight box coat of dark gray. ss txig and neat as could be. and he tru1Ud along in it. proud ss . cock
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THIRD CONGREGATIONAL.
Morning Service.

Morning Service. Prelude-Pasforale .....s badl Anthem-This is the Day. ..-.
 .. ....... VI. F. Sudds Soprano solo .-..... Selecte1
 Miss Mary Mackie. Organ soIo-Medftation. .Lemaigre Anthem-High in Heaven En- throned .-.. ..... r. L. Eyer Easter March -.... Gustave Nerrei
 Evening Service. Prelude .. . Dudley Buck Anthem-why Seek Ye the Living Among the Dead. w. E. Brown Tenor solo ..-- -....... Selected
 Thomas Morgan Ansheu-AIIeluIa. The Lord LGvsfh ..s.- Cuthbert Harris Soprano solo - . Selected
 Mrs George Brown Organ solo-Commsnion .-Batiste Violin solo .-- ......- Selected
 William Mclean Authen-crovn Him with Many Crovns .. r. H. Bracket Orertory-NedItstion. S H. Allen Post1ate-Hosznaa Paul Wsrks The Rev U. De Hart Gulick. act ing pastor of the Third Coagregz- tfonzl church. vfll preach at the -o-rfrr service on The Risen Christ- At the evening service the sermon vf1 be on The Walk to Em- uazs~ Az usszi- sfranEers are cor sf.1Ir velcoue al fhe servfoes Ia kkis ekurrk
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Ps.s-e... ssrtke c..sf.s rrs.sse.

PARIS. April is.-In the ch&mber of deputies q resolution of co1ede1ce ia the government vas adopted 45s to s8 oa q socialistic interpeIIstion de- nsnding sn ameliorztion In the co1di- tiozs Of postreu ard . recoxnitso1 of fheir r1<hts to federste N- B.rthoa. minister of public vorks. in re<poni- lng to the Intsrpel..tion ssid tkat he would quit fhe ministry h the event of the chanber t1<spprovinr of his scrssn vifA reEard ts fhe s<rikIng ppsfDeA
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Cur1ous Books

The British nuseun contains bcoks written on oyster shells. bricks. tiles. bones. ivory. lead. iron. copper. sheep- sffn. wood and psln leaves
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All See Wanfsd

Younx Nr. Noseybsp-Cozl1 yss wish for q better Doon tkan tAstf
 Mis Praettczl-re. . hon<yDpuA- Cunic c1ts
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FIRsT CHURCH OF CHRIST.

At the First church of Christ Sci- enlist the subject of the mornings meeting will be Probation After Death"
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MILL PLAIN CHAPEL.

Processional- Christ, the Lord, is Risen To-day. Gloria-Glorious is Thy Name, AL mighty Lord ........ Mozart Ofertory solo-The Lord is Risen
 ...... ...... :. Sullivan
 Godfrey R. Reed. nal-Welcome, Happy Morn ing.
 Quartet-Soprano, Miss Clara c. French; alto. Miss Bertha J. French; tenor, Sidney I. Spender; bass, Stew art H. Judd. The quartet vii be as sisted by chorus of twenty. Organ ist, Merton w. Judd; director, God frey R. Reed.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Morning Service.

Air de la Pentecolote. U. 8. Bach 6Ortl6 RoBcrs Chant Sans Paroles. Edwin Lemare Violin solo-Largo .... .. Handel Allegro Symphoniquoe. 1T. Salmone
 Organist, w. J. Stanley.
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TRINITY CHURCH.

Morning Prayer and Holy Commun- ion 10:30 a. m. Prelude-Allegro Vivace .... Widor cessional-Rejoice Ye Pure in Heart.
 |Anthem-Christ Our Passover Camp Te Deum ... ...... Buck Jubiiate .. .... .... Schubert Introit, anthem-They Have Taken
 Away My Lord .... .... Stainer Anthem-Break Forth Into Joy.
 ..... ........ DdruOs Onertory-worthy is the Lamb.
 .udnoei Gloria in Excelsis <. .....-. Foster Recessional-welcome Happy Morn
 ing.
 Evening Prayer [ D. m. cessional-Welcome Happy Morn
 ing.
 Gloria in Excelsis .. .... Foster Maznificat. Nunc Dimittis e. Martin Anthem-yictory ......... Shellen
 Organist. R. Laslett Smith. So- loists, Miss Jessie L. Griggs. soprano. Maud N. Marvin. contralto: William Davis. tenor; Robert T. Bagley. bari tone.
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sT PAUL's CHURCH.

Organ prelude ......... Selected Anthem-The Lord is King. Gloria.
 Orertory anthem-Why Weepest
 Thou? Organ postlude .... .... Selected
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IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

Solemn High Mass 10:30 a. m. Organ prelude-Allegretto Guilmant Nidi AQuam ........ ScnoepI Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus. Az
 nus Del .... husneS Haec Dies ........... Lambilotte Organ postlude-Halleluja Chorus
 .. -. ........ ...... Handel
 Low Mass a. m.
 o Fila (sui le chan) ..... Batiste Meditation .... ........ Lemaigre Postlude-Marche Military Schubert
 vesper Service 1880 p. m.
 Organ prelude-Scherzo .Hofmanr Domino, Dixit, Laudate. Willard Haec Dies -. .... Lambilotte MagnincaI .s.. .... .... beJeai O SalutarlS ........ WelBdnu Tantum Ergo .. .... hossl
 Soloists, Miss Mary Morgan, Miss Rena Bauby. Mrs Deming, Mrs Der gen. Mrs Wagner, Robert J. Dow. Joseph St Louis. James Beincardi. Organist and director, John Hughes
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FIRST CHURCH tCoNG).

Morning Music. Prelude-Offertoire .... Batiste Anthem Christ Is Risen !. Rogers Soprano solo-Alleluia, He is Risen :. ...... ... Neidlinger Mrs Laura c. Allyn. Anthem-Te Deum -. Buck Postlude- Easter March =. Merkel
 Evening Music. Prelude-Melodie for Organ and Plano ...... W1dOr Anthem-Hosanna Granier Anthem-When the Sabbath was
 Past ...... ...... :. Foster Tenor solo-My Hope is in the Ev- erlastlng -. .... ..Stainer Henry M. Werner. Anthem-Alleluia .. Humphries Offertory-"A "Andante for Organ and Franc -. ....... RuDenstein Postlude-Lans Dec .... Dubois Organist and director, Arthur L. Towne.
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ST JOHNS CHURCH. Holy Communion T A m

Communion service ..... Harker Hymn 121-The Strife is O'er... .... ... ....... Victory Offertory, anthem-As It Began to Dawn :. ........... Harker Nunc Dimitus, chant.
 Recessional, Hymn 110-Come Ye Faithful, Raise the Strain \. ...... ...... Sulllvan
 Morning Prayer and Holy Commun-
 ion, 10:30 a. m.
 Processional. Hymn 113-Christ
 is Risen ..... ........ Sullivan Christ Our Passover. Te Deum, Jubilate .... ....... ... Buck
 Introit-Lift Your Glad Voices. ... .... .. Percippe Gloria Tibf ..... .... Harker Hymn 112-Jesus Christ is Risen -. ......... Morgan Ofertory, anthem-Hallelujah :. ..... ....... Handel
 Hymn 225-Bread of the World ..... ..... =. Hodges
 Gloria in Excelsis, old chant. Nunc Dlm1tuS, chant.
 Recessional, Hymn 36S-Alleluia. Sing to Jesus :. ...... Elliott Evening Prayer D. m.
 Processional. Hymn 523-Forfard Be Our Watchword :. .... Knox Magnif1cat .... ...... Stainer Benedictus; anthem, Christ Our Passover ....... ........ Buck Hymn 118-At the Lambs High redSl ElVey Offertory, solo,. .... ... Selected Mrs Lilla Wigmore Squire.
 Recessional, Hymn 115-The Day Resurrection .... =. .... Tours Choirmaster and organist, William Hall Miner.
 The music for Easter will be rem dered by the full vested choir of forty-five men and boys. The soloists will be Mrs Lilla Wigmore Squire, so- prano; Edward w. Beach, basso, and Walter Ley, tenor. Colonel A. NJ. Dickinson will assist the choirmas- ter, William Hall Miner, at the organ.
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SACRED HEART CHURCH.

SACRED HEART CHURCH. Solemn High Mass 10:30 a. m. Vtdi Aquam .. ...... .... Pecher
 Kyrie Eleison, Gloria in Excel SIS ....... ....... Generale Oreuo zee .... ....... ..rdclne Allelula LdmDiiotte Sanctus, Agnus Dei =. .... Georza vesper Service 7:30. Domino, Dixit Dominus. .Mercadante Allulfa .... .. ....... Lambilotte
 Regina Coeli .... Neuvitte o Salutaris. Tantum EFsos .Weigand Magnincat tiorza Soloists- Sopranos. Misses Ger
 trude Reed. Eileen Riley, Agnes Sle-
 win: alto, Mrs J. H. Hurley, Miss Nell
 lie Sutton: tenor, M. J. Robinson,
 Thomas Doyle; bass. NJ. J. McEvoy,
 Martin Byrnes. Edward Wolff. Or
 ganist, Mrs L. Wolff.
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ST PATRICK,s.

Solemn High Mass 10:45 a. m. ProcessienahChrist is Risen from the Dead ......... Boy Choir Kyrie, Gloria, Credo ..... Emerson Ohertory-Alleluia .... Lambilotte Sanctus :. .... ......... Gounod Agnus Del ....... L. o. Emerson Recessional-Alleluia .. .Gounod
 Boy Choir.
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SECOND CHURCH tCoNGD.

Morning Services
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vespers 7:so p. m.

Boy Choir.
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ST CECILIA's CHURCH.

High Mass 10:30 a. m. German hymn-Christus Ist Erstan
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