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streets. In order to make the services IS
impressive as possible all members of the
fourth degree will turn up in full regalia.
The military corps of the same degree
in the uniform of the dismounted cavalry,
under the command of Colonel William A.
Burns, of Brooklyn, will also be present.
invitation has also been extended to
the first, second and third degree members.
A special musical program has been
arranged. The Rev. NJ. P. Corcoran, curate
at st. Rose of Lima's Church, this city,
will deliver tine sermon. Father Corcoran
is considered one of the best orators in
the Newark diocese.
The military corps will arrive in this
city about $50 o'clock tomorrow afternoon,
and will be entertained by the local coun-
ellis at the Columbus Club, SIS Broad street,
where a supper will be served the visitors.
I o'clock the corps, together with
the members of the other degrees, will
march to st. Mary's Church.
A special call has been sent to the mem-
hers Of all the local and nearby councils
to attend the service.
The committee in charge of the arrange
ments is composed of Dominic Walsh,
chairman; John M. Judge, james J. Mat
thews, Patrick j. Dolan, c. A. McCluskey,
C. A. MeGlennon, ID. j. Mccarthy, ]. L.
Gum, ]. M. Mcguire and p. j. Moran.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL anniversary.

The silver anniversary of the Sunday
school Of st. Marks A. M. e. Church. in
Bloomfield avenue Montclair, will be held
tomorrow afternoon. This was the first
negro Sunday school organized in Mont
clair, and out of 1t grew the church. which
now has a membership Of over 800. j.
W. 'Snedecer has been superintendent of
the school since its inception, and still re-
tains the position. Associated with Mr..
Snedecer in the work have been members
of the other churches throughout the town.
Edmund A. Smith. Of Glen Ridge. was In
strumental in starting the school. Mrs.
Ogden Brewer and Miss Boyd, of the
First Congregational Church, Miss Garter
and A. j. Wallace. of st. Luke's Episco-
pal Church. and Charles Brown, of the
First Presbyterian Church, have assisted
greatly in the work.
The Rev. DIR. Jesse Hurbert. Of the Park
NJ. T.. Church, Bloomfield, who for TWEEN
~ years has been secretary of the sunday
school Union OF the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, will make the address,
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League Of the United Presbyterian Church
held their first annual dinner In the church
~pnrlors.
Miss c. NJ. Adams spoke on the work of
the Young Woman's Christian Association
at the vesper meeting Of the First M. p.
Endeavor Society Sunday evening.
Won Ogden Vogt, former secretary OF
the Endeavor movement, now secretary
of the young peoples work OF the Board
of Home Missions of the Presbyterian
church, spoke Sunday evening at the Rose
vile Presbyterian Church. His topic was
"A Fresh Start Among Young People"
Essex E-ndeavorers will miss the Rev.
William G. Fennell, pastor of the South
Baptist Church. who viii soon remove to
Connecticut. As president of the Essex
Union he became very popular with local
E~ndeavorers and since he was president
of the Connecticut State Endeavor Union
in former years, when a pastor In that
State, he will receive a warm welcome
back.
The topic in the meetings tomorrow
evening Is "Wanted. Men for Gideon's
Band" Judges viii. 81. Suggested hymns
for the meetings: '"The Son of God Goes
Forth to War" Dare to Be a Daniel"
walking with Cod Saviour Lead Me
Lest / Stray" Tell Me, My Saviour
The daily Bible readings for next week
are the following: Monday, Ihe ENDS ol
the Earth" Ps. xii. 27-31; Tuesday, Eek
alting Christ Ps. XIV, Iii; Wednesday,
"Exalting the Church. Ps. Xviii, ia;
Thursday. Pure Living" Ps. H.. 1-19; Fri
day. dependence on God" Ps. xvii, II;
Saturday. Earnest Supplication," Ps.
10; Sunday. November "a. topic,
Home Missions; the Progress of Work
Among the Immigrants" Mum. XIV, 1916,
The readings on the junior topic for
next week are the following: Monday.
1.-The Isles Far or lisa. Xvi, 10; Tues
day, Messengers of Glad Tidings," Rom.
1916; Wednesday. "Paul's Work in the
Acts xiii, 2-5; Thursday, Who
soever Believeth,'' John ill.,, IS; Friday,
Helping by Prayer" 2 Cor. l., IL; Satur-
day, BLESSINGS on the Work. Dan. xii,
3; Sunday. November "A, topic, Mission
Work in the Pacific Islands," Ps. ixxii.,
Sill.
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DR.. BROWNS NEW BOOK.
East Orange Missionary Secretary Writes
on Work in Foreign Lands.

The Rev. Dr.. Arthur J. Brown. Of East
Orange. secretary of the Presbyterian
Board of Foreign MissionAhas prepared a
book on the work in Eastern lands, en-
titled 'The Foreign Missionary.
The subject is a broad one. and en-
bracea 50 MANY points of interest that
the writer must needs have viewed the
subject on all sides 10 have given such
comprehensive chapters touching the
duties. not alone of the foreign mission
AIRY, bat also of his coworker at home.
The of topics is lei that
it forms a connected whole, from THE
Missionary Motive in the first chapter
10 THE M~issionary's Reward at the
close. The qualifications for appointment
to missionary service are shown to be OF
the highest character, Including all that
are desired in the Christian life at home,
with others peculiar to the needs of
heather lands, and most of all, what
David Livingstone gave as the first re-
quirement, "a goodly portion of Gods own
loving yearnings over the souls of. the
heathen."
Following his appointment, the book
takes UP the missionary's first impressions,
then language study, and early attempts
at work. not emitting the familiar, every
day details, sometimes OF mistakes. often
amusing, always embarrassing. The chap
ter on financial support ought TO satisfy
every one who has had suspicious that
our missionaries are living luXuriously,
and the suggestions for preserving health
give hints OF conditions of living that re-
ouire all possible precautions against
prevalent diseases.
or the need of growth in Intellectual and
spiritual life. DIR. Brown speaks in no
uncertain tone.
That the perplcxitles of foreign mission
work are not all on the missionary side
is made plain in the clear and cognpre-
hensive view of the board in its relation
to the missionary, and 10 the home
church. which will need to revise some
of its judgments in reference to special
objects and Individual gifts.
The author tells us that this book has
been written in answer to many questions
on the topics treated In the various chap
tiers. also 20 meet criticism advanced by
some who have misapprehended the con-
ditions and so nave formed wrong opin-
ions on the subject. Settling as he has
some disputed points. throwing light on
hitherto unexplained problems, and deal
ing generously and kindly with mistaken
IDEAS, DIR. Brown has rendered good serv-
ice to the cause in which he is a tower
of strength.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
PRESBYTERIAN

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN (THE
PEOPLES) CHURCH, Clinton, Belmont
and Madison avenues-Charles Everest
range pastor, Public Worship, 1O:45 a.
M. sermon by the Rev. Samuel L. Gra-
ham. pastor of the Elizabeth Avenue
Presbyterian Church, in exchange with
the pastor. Sunday school, 2:30 p. M;
Christian Endeavor ~trustee night, 6:45
D. m; leader, Trustee Benjamin +. Robin
SON Evening service, 7:45, sermon by the
pastor; topic, 1.-THE Motherhood of Cod
lby requesO. Church prayer meeting
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Welcome
to all services. Seats free.
ROSEVILLE PRESBYTERIA
CHURCH. corner Roseville and Sussex
avenues-Rev.IW w. Y. Chapman, ID. D.,
pastor. Services tomorrow 1870 a. m. and
7:45 p. M. Mems Bible Class u m. Sun
day school 2:3O p. m. Christian Endeavor
6;45 p. IN. Tuesday evening meeting at s.
the Beam"
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Washington and James streets-Rev.
Pleasant Hunter, d. D., pastor. Sunday
services, 1O:45 a. m. and 7:45 o. M: sub
1ect, Rule Of Judges to Establishment of
Kingdom" Sunday school, II o'clock;
CHRISTIAN Endeavor meeting, 6:45 p. m.
prayer meeting Tuesday evening at y
o'clock: To all Of these services a cordial
invitation Is extended.
SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Lafayette and Union streets-Rev. Davis
W. Gusk. ID. D., minister, Rev. w. p.
van tries, assistant minister. Mems
Brotherhood meeting, 9:45 a M; divine
worship, 1880 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Re
eeption OF new member and preaching by
the pastor IN the morning. Madame
Mountford will speak at the evening serv-
ice. Sunday school. 2:3O p. M; Christian
EndeaVor, $40 p. m. Moving pictures
Wednesday night.
SO II PARK PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.. corner Broad street and Clin-
ton av~enue-Pastor, Rev. Lyman Whitney
Allen. ID. d.; assistant, Rev. Arthur A.
Fellstrom. Morning service, 1920 a. m.
Dr. Allen VIII preach; subject, eThe Great
Brotherhood" Sabbath school, 2:45 o. M;
afternoon service, 4 p. M, lasting just one
hour; DR.. Allen will preach; subject, 'eThe
Happy workman" Prayer service Tues
day evening 8 p. m.
corner South and Dawson streets-Sab,
a school. 2:S0 p. M; children's praise
service. p. M; gospel service, 8 o. M.
sermon by the Rev. MIR. Fellstrom: sub.
5ects The Dream Image Of Ruined EN-.
pires.' Brotherhood meeting Monday
night 3 p. m. Rev. w. V. p. Van Tries
assistant minister Of Sixth Presbyterian
Church. will speak. Prayer service Thurs
day 8 D. m: Public cordially invited IL
services OF church and chapel.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Broad street, opposite City Hall-Rev
Robert Scott ingiis, pastor. Morning
service at 1880; Sabbath school. 2:so p
M; evening service, 7.45. DR.. John Inglis
of Denver. formerly medical missionhr,
in Picking, China, will speak at the morn
Ing service. In the evening the pasto
viii give the last OF the series OF SERMON
on "Jcfusalem. the sites Of ThI
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METHODIST WOMEN RAISE
FUNDS FOR NEW CHURCH.
st. Andrews's Ladies' Aid Society Close
Successful Two-days' Fair.

The annual two-day fair held under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society of st.
A~ndrews's Methodist Episcopal Church,
the Rev. John Lyons, pastor, which opened
Thursday afternoon in the New Audi
forum ended last night. 1t was the most
successful the society has ever held. 1t
was an old-fashioned New England fair,
with n supper that was a novel one in so
far as New England dinners are con-
cerned.
AS told in yesterdays EVENING STAR,
the fair was held to raise funds to build
a new church. and the amount resulting
from the affair just ended will greatly
augment the fund. The ladies of the
church will hold a meeting in the near
future and plan for another function,
from which they hope to raise more
money. The visitors to the fair last night
were treated to a splendid musical pro-
gram, consisting Of vocal and instrumental
numbers. Several soprano solos by Miss
MAJ Miller were received with apprecia-
tive a%pplause.
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CHURCH NOTES.

The Rev. F. +. Smith. pastor of st.
Paul's Cosmopolitan Rescue Mission, 81
Hoyt street, will preach tomorrow morn
ing on THE Sustaining of the Christian
Sabbath" In the evening the subject will
be 1.-THE Garnished House.
At the Woman's Christian Temperance
Tn'on No. /. Mulberry street, near Mar
ket street. tomorrow the closing of the
home camp meeting viii occur Mt 4
o'clock, The Rev. MIR. O'Donnell. pastor
of st. Paul's NJ. e. Church. will speak
At 7:45 "Hullelujah Love Feast with
special music by the choir. Loyal Tenn
perance Legion School will be held Mon
day az 4 o'clock, and a business meeting
WndnesdaY at 2 O'clock.
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Y. M. c. A. CONVENTION.

The thirty-sixth international convention
Of the Young Mems Christian Associations
of North America will be held in the city
of Washington, d. c., November 22-26, 1907.
In response to the invitation of the WASH
ington association. Many countries outside
of North America will have delegates at
this gathering. An exceptionally strong
group of speakers has been secured. They
will emphasize association fundamentals
with special reference to their relation to
future growth. Men of prominence in pub
lie affairs will deal with social and civic
themes, and emphasis will be placed on
Christian service rather than upon associa-
ton details and methods. On one OF the
afternoons during the convention delegates
will be received by President Roosevelt at
the White House.
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BAPTIST.

First Baptist Church.: Morning subject,
Building on a Rock" In the evening
there will be a special evangelistic meet
Ing, beginning with a gospel song. service.
There will be baptism at this service. Inc
pastor will preach on "Chureh Member
ship"
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church: The pas
tor, the Rev. W. r.. S. Lumbar, Will preach
both morning and evening. Morning
theme, The Prosperity and Liberty OF the
Truth" evening theme, THE Mirage ana
the Pool: A Modern Parable"
North Baptist Church: Mountain sum
mitseo of the Christian Life" will be the
ing the pastor, the e w. p. RoWley,
will lecture on THE General Who was
Led by an Angel" this being the last IN
the series Three Men Who Have Turned
the World INSIDE DoWn."
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SUNDAY SCHOOL GRADED UNION.

The Newark Graded Union of Sunday
School Teachers will meet in the lecture
room Of the First Presbyterian Church
Monday at 3 p. M. The practise class in
teaching meets from 3 to 1880, followed by
work In the three departments viii be
given. as follows: The lesson for beginners
will be taught by Mrs. r.. n. Warning,
for primary by Miss Helen Fieg, and for
the Junior by Miss L. L. Baldwin. Christ
mas plans will be discussed at 4:15 o'clock,
when Miss Frances Hays will give read
ings appropriate to the Christmas time.
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SUBURBAN CHURCHES.
ORANGE.

First Presbyterian Church: The Rev. DR..
Charles Townsend will preach in the morn
Ing on The Weeping Farmer of Babylon, =
and In the evening "a Text Overheard in
the Street"
Unitarian Church: The regular morning
worship will be held at 10:45 o'clock, with
a sermon by the Rev. John p. Forbes, of
Sunday school will meet in the parish
house at IL o'clock.
New Church: Bible class at 10 a. M,
topic, Reuben, or the Element of Faith
In Man." Sermon at IL by the Rev.
Adolph Roeder, "Zacharias, the Priest; a
Study in Race Memory" Luke t., 8. In the
evening at 8 Mr.. Roeder delivers the fifth
of the series of lectures on Myths and Lee
gends," under the following sub-heads:
The Element of Change or the Idea of
Progression as Associated with the Idea of
Degrees and of Order.'' 'How One Thing
Changes Into Another in Myth and Saga
How Water Changes Into Wine and
Blood and Why" How and Why the
Names of the Actors in the Divine Drama
Called the Bible are Changed, as Jacob to
Israel, Osea to Joshua, Joseph to Zaph-
nath-Paaneah, Luz to Bethel" "a sum
mary of Changes and What They Signify"
Grace Episcopal Church: The services
tomorrow will be: Morning prayer at II,
evening prayer at 7:45. Regular musical
service in the evening. Subjects: Morning,
The Wheat and the Tares:" evening,
Faith" The rector will preach at both
services.
Orange Valley Congregational Church:
The Rev. Mr.. Eastman will preach to-
morrow. Morning services at il O'Clock:
subject, 1.-THE Second Great Command
ment." Evening services at 7:3O O'Clock;
subject, For Fear of the jews"
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REFORMED.

North Reformed Church,: "At Ease in
Zion will be the subject Of the Rev. Dr.
James |. Vance's morning sermon tomorrow.
Testimony to Christ"
Clinton Avenue Reformed Church: The
Perils Of the City will be the Rev.
DR.. Daniel III. Martins topic tomorrow
evening. This is the first sernnon In a
course based on his observations while q
member of the Essex County Grand jury;
At the morning service DR.. Martin VIII
out Hurting Them
First Reformed Church: Tomorrow the
pastor, the Rev. Stuart Nye Hutchinson,
will preach at both, services. At the morn
Ing service he will preach on "A Burning
and a Shining Light" and In the evening
will deliver the seventh sermon IN the
subject of this sermon will be The Ma
tional Peril of Divorce"
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MASS MEETING AT Z. M. c. A.

Both men and women are cordially IN
Ntted 10 attend the meeting 70 be held IA
Wallace Hall tomorrow afternoon at 3:43
O'Clock, when 1t is expected that the Rev:
DR.. G. l. Goodell, OF New York, pastor Of
the Calvary NJ. r. Church, that city. VIII
speak on rTfho Turn Of the Rond., j.
Franklin Ihomnk. tenor. win slnA.
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The Rev. George Davis, Of East Orange,
will lead the gospel service in Union Hall,
Orange, tomorrow afternoon. at 4 o'clock.
A program OF vocal music~will be rendered.
At 3 O'clock the adult Bible class will meet
In Annex Hall. At 3;45 O'clock, workers
prayer meeting; at S p. M, service in mis-
sion han; Wednesday,, 7:45 D. nj gospel
temperance meeting IN mission hall.
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At the Grace English Lutheran Church,
in Mercer street, the theme In the morn
ing Will be The Internal Power of the
Kingdom of God" that aspect of 1t which
deals with the fruitage In the life being
especially delat with. In the evening ''The
Divine ~Judgments' will be treated.
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ANp HUTTON.

First Christian Church: Thes music for
the day is as follows; Response, Sanctus,
Leach; anthem. worship the Lord. No
vello; anthem. ''The Lord Is Exalted"
West, anthem. mo Shadows Yonder, y
Gaul vesper hymn, THE Sun Is Sinking
Fast Iron.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHILDREN'S TEMPLE formerly
Chestnut street depot, New Jersey Rail
road avenue, corner Chestnut street
Charles Ruck, a member of our temple.
will speak to the children Sunday evening
at 7:l5. Thursday evening meeting, 7;45,
for parents and children. All children on
he east side OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
road are welcome.
RESCUE HOME. 81 Clay s~treet-Sery-
ices 3:4S and 7:45, in charge of the work
ers of 124th Street Mission. New York.
Mrs. Edward Chester. missionary from
South India. will speak afternoon and
evening. Come and hear these wonderful
workers for God. Ses1 singing and testi-
IN Everybody welcome. Mrs. Robert
La Roe, organist; Miss Lillian Knapp,
pianist; ]. G. Simmons, musical director.
THE PEOPLES TEMPLE, ss Clinton
street. hold special services as follows:
Tonight, Mr.. e.. S. Black will deliver a
gospel temperance lecture; Pattie Watkins
s~ecration service; $3.50, praise service; 4
O'clock. Rev. w Coeyman, of Hilton NJ. e..
Church.. will speak; 8 p. M. union evange-
listic service Pattie Watkins Lindsay
will be in charge of these meetings. Mon
day. at 1880 D. M, wedding ceremony.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASsO-
| CITATION. 17 Ha1sey street. H. A. Coz
| zens. secretary-Bibie classes as usual.
Mass meeting for men and women in
wallace Hall at 3:45 O'clock On account
Of the illness OF DIR. GoodeIl, Of New
| place and deliver an evanseliatics talk
on "Hearts-Good end Bad. j. Franklin
Thomas. the w~en-known tenor. VIII sing
| and the Wallace Hall orchestra Will play
under direction OF Il Carroll Beckel
! Good singing. All seats free
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EAST ORANGE.

Mum Avenue Presbyterian Church:
Church in the United States" will be dis
drew's BLOW Yet the Trumpet three-part
reading, God AIl-seeing.5 The evening
service will be conducted by the Rev.
Thee, Q Dear, Dear Country Chadwick's
evening hymn; several choir chants.
Christ Church.: Services will be as fol-
Lows; : q. n, M, holy communion; Il a; M,
Church n the Stranger by the Rev.
G. r.. Hutchinson; 3 p. m, Sunday school;
! IN P, SERIES mts evening on 'sTb pray gooe and Of eRF% eSa1st third
Che .Epistles to the Churches Morning
music-Prelude, Meditation" Guilmant;
xenite, anglican chant; Te Degm in c,
Cod Schneider, Mr.. Rishel; postlude,
Toccata in d major, Max Roger. Evening
Lemare; Magnificent and Nunc Dimlttis in
E, Barnby; offertory, I'm Every Place In
cense Shall Be offered" West; postlude.
Calvary M. Il. Church: Morning-Organ
prelude, Reveyie. Flagler; anthem, 20,
Joyful Sight" Tours; anthem, Saviour.
Source of Every Blessing" Hare; offer
Prayer" Lamalgre anthem, "a Hymn of
Praise" Rutenber; anthem, Now Lettest
Thou Thy Servant" West; offert0ry an
tiiCbAf iAiNiiiA0 atAh AHolg tAib1C pOSL-
lude, march, Barnby. At the evening
service the Rev. DIR. Fred Glare Baldwin
will speak on FLORENCE and ~Savonarola.''
Arlington Avenue Presbyterian Church:
The morning service will be conducted by
the pastor the Rev. DR.. John M. Thomas.
In the evening Charles A. Green will speak
on THE Children of the Sea-" Mr.. Green
is connected with the American Seaman's
of the day will be: M~orning-Organ pre-
lude, "Adoremus," Ravina; organ Of
fertory, Eye Tath Not Seem l"Holy
City''). Gaul; organ postlude, Finale to
Jude, Fantasia in G, Tours; organ offer
tory, Sketch" Crossley; organ postlude.
professional March," Shaw.
Brick Presbyterian Church: THE Cos
pei as the Power of God" will be the sub
Ject for the sermon at the morning service.
The text, For the preaching of the cross
unto US which are saved, it is the power
of Cod |. Cor. l., Is. In the evening
there will be q special musical service:
Rev. DR.. Fritz w. Baldwin, will preach
at the morning service. At the vesper
service the second In the series of adj
be delivered by the Rev. Brewer Eddy.
The vesper service will be held at 4:3O
o'clock.
First Reformed Church: The Rev. w.
Warren Giles will preach both morning and
evening. Morning subject, Something I
Owe Myself" evening subject, Something
I Owe My Neighbor."
Elmwood Presbyterian Church: The top
les of sermons will be as follows: Lean
ing Upon God" and "A Life Chance"
The Rev. Charles b. Billiard will preach
at both services.
Sanford Street M. Z. Church: The Rev.
Thomas G., Spencer will have for his
morning subject THE Bulwarks of Zion. Z"
A historical sermon will be delivered in the
evening on 1.-THE Power of Methodism in
American History
Grove Street Congregations Church:
Carrann hr tho fDoafnas ct naRfno 70 4la
Stars" The evening sermon will be the
first in a series on .'Some Essential De-
hands of Every Day." This Sunday,
Generosity"
Hyde Park Reformed Church: ThesRev.
Frederick B. Pullam will be the preacher
tomorrow morning and evening.
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KNIGHTS VESPERS
SERVICES TO BE
IMPRESSIVE.
The Rev. M. P. Corcoran Will Deliver
Sermon to X. of G.. in st.
Mary's Church.

The second annual vesper service of the
New Jersey Chapter No. l, knights of
Columbus. will be held tomorrow night at
st. Marv's Church at High and William
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LUTHERAN.

orertory. i am Alpha and Omega"
Stainer; organ ~postlude. March, Henry
Smart.