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with the late Major George A.. Hilton In three
campaigns In the Sixth Church. Mr.. Meredith
Is a. composer OF music and has worked with
Or. r. A. Torrey. the evangelist. in England
and in this country. There will be a meeting
every night except Saturday. Mr. Tullar will
give a Bible reading also every afternoon at
3:3e. beginning Tuesday. The first half hour
will be a service Of praise.
SOUTH PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
corner Broad street and Clinton avenue-Rev.
Lyman Whitney Allen, d. D., pastor; Rev.
Arthur A.. Fellstrom, assistant. Morning serv-
ice 1890. Afternoon service 4 o'clock. DR..
Allen will preach at both services. At morn
new deaeons. Sabbath school 2:45 p. m. Prayer
service Tuesday s >. m. An interesting stere-
opticon lecture. subject. Making Ameri-
cans an immigration study.
SOUTH PARK CHAPEL, cor
ner South and Dawson s~treets-Sabbath sciooI
Christian Endeayor Z 2, M. Gospel service {
D. M. sermon subject. The Great Trial
brotherhood service. Monday. s:f5 D. M.
Prayer service. Thursday. s p. IN. An inter-
esting stereopticon lecture; subject, Korea
A study OF Far Eastern problems. You are
cordially invited to these services.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Broad
street. opposite City Hail-Robert Scott Inglis,
minister. Morning service 1880. Sabbath
school 2:S0. Evening service 7:45. Subject OF
morning sermon by the pastor. .1rresistibIe
Affection" Subject of evening sermon, 'On
the Trail OF the Serpent
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Little.
ton and Eleventh avenues-Harold c. Harmon.
minister. Sunday services: Mems meeting
school $3.50 p. m. y. p. S. c. f.. 7 p. m,
Evening worship 7:45 p. m. Evening topic,
The Church in Politics" Tuesday, s y. m.
prayer-meeting. Seats free. All welcome.
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REFORMED.

CLINTON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH
divine worship. with preaching, at 1889 and
7:45. DR.. Martin will preach in the morning
on New Conditions in Church Work and How
Rough Places" will be the Rev. J. II. Lit
ties topic in the evening. Welcome. Other
services as usual.
IRIS REFORMED CHURCH.. Clinton and
johnson avenues-Rev. Stuart Nye Hutchinson.
minister. Public worship at 10;45 and 7:s5.
Preaching by Mr.. Hutchinson at both services.
Morning subject, Faith and Cod Evening
subject, Local Option and the Battle at Tren-
ton" Sunday schools at $3.50 and 1880. Chris
tian Endeavor at Z.
p YORK AVENUE REFORMED
street.-The pastor, Rev. A.. Peter Tulip, at
morning and evening services. 1890 a. m,
The Value of Lent" 7.s5 D. M, "Ulric
Zwingil-The Swiss Reformation" Sunday
school ESQ p. m. Christian Endeavor 6:45 p.
m. Pews free. Everybody invited.
Music at the morning service will include:
Kyrie Eleison in G.. W, ]. Clemson; Cantate
Domino in +, n. Tails Trimneli; Deus Miser-
eatur In F. T. Tails Trimnell; o~ffertory. So
prano solo by Mrs. Clifford r. Marshall, That
Sweet Story OF OLD" John A. West. Al the
Magnificent in r. Berthold Tours; Nunc Dlnittis
in i, p. Tours; Pater Noster. Chant in C.,
Sir John Stainer: o~ffertory. II Am Alpha and
Omega John Stalner.
NORTH REFORMED CHURCH. Broad and
Bridge streets--Dr. James 1. Vance. minister:
Rev. Peter X. Hageman. assistant. Sunday
schools at $3.50 a. m. and GAS p. m. Christian
at 1890 a. m. on The Greed of GamalieI.' -
and at 7:45 p. M. on Beginning Life Over
Again" East Newark Sunday school at $3.50
y. M.
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:: Sunday Services at TIE CHURCHES ::

Church. Tuesday. 8 p IN. prayer service
Thursday, 8 p. M. class meeting. All are In
vited TO attend these services.
MONTGOMERY STREET METHODIST
gHgRcH1C J Hoyt pastor SUNDAY. 1879;
7:45. "The Gospei-An Ever-present Novelty. =
$3.50, mems meeting; 10. juniors; $50. Sunday
school; I. %leaguers. Monday. board. Tuesday.
P-rayer-mecting. Thursday. girls and cottage
meetings. Friday, class. Saturday. Boys Club.
RosEvILLE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
buRSH corner Orange street and Bathgate
place-Dorr Frank Diefendorf. minister. Morn
ing worship and sermon at 1890 o'clock; sub
ject, The Prophet Of the Soul Evening wor-
ship and sermon at I:i5 O'Clock; subject, The
Materiaiism of Poverty" Mems meeting 800
a. m. Sunday school $3.50 p. m. Vesper serv-
Ice Of the Epworth League 6:45 y. m.
Boys Yesper Club 6ii5 p. m. Mid-week service
o'clock. Strangers are heartily welcome at all
the services Of the church.
ST. PAUL'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH corner Broad and Marshall streets
William c. o'Donnell. IT., pastor. 1890 a. M,
The Eternal Significance of the Sermon on
p. m. EAworth League. 7:45 y. M. second
sermon in series on 'Illustrious Christians
Luther, the German. Hearty singing. friendly
greetings. Also a brief description of the re-
evening the first Of a series of 1enten services;
will speak.
The music tomorrow VIII be as follows.
salut D'Amou Elgar: postlude. Moore. Even
ing, prelude. Fanfare, Dubois: o~nertory.
Melody. Rublnstein; p%ostlude, March PonU-
hcaie, Lemmens. Jemes Phillpeon. ~organist.
TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
cHURH-rhe Rev. DIR. MCGOWAN will preach
tomorrow morning on why People Back
slide" and in the evening on Real Pros
perity."
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THE LITTLE FOLK j
$Yaa = Interesting items to Please the Children. {
EDITED BY UNCLE JACK Z


me. too" chimed in Ned Smith;
what harm is it If a fellow does have
Lizzie mud on his shoes? 1t don't
hurt the drillin' any"
Jimmy Reigel was laughing at VI
Hike a house afire, too" said Matthews;
SAY fellows, can't we give him a cold
water reception tonight? ?"
lust the thing agreed Chubby. and
soon the three co~nsnirators had THEFT
heads together plotting for the even
ing's mischief.
= =
Taps had sounded time ago
! and the dormitory. was as quiet rs tl1e
grave when three flgures cautiously
stole down the stairs and slipped out
into the night.
Have you got the ladder ready? ?"
whispered Ned, that's his window
right above MS"
Here 1t is" replied. Chubby. "be
| careful not to make any NOISE when
you lift it IN. Now give me the
bucket of water and wen soon treat
| Mr.. Frye to the swim of his life
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PREsBYrERIAN

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Broad
street, near Mechanie-The Rev. D.. r. Frazer,
and 7:t5 p. m. Sunday school and Bible classes
at go. Mems Bible Union $3.50. Adult bible
A stereopticon lecture free to all win be given
on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Study OF
next sundays lesson Friday evening at s
The musical program tomorrow will be as
follows; Morning, prelude. Adaglo, Symphony
III, .widor; anthem. And All the People
Thee, . Brewer: postiude, Finale, wldor. Even
ing. prelude. Pastorale, HoIlins; anthem.
why Do the Heather Rage woodman
Shelley: ~postlude, Grand Chorus. Dubois. T..
Carroll Beckel. orsanlst and ohoirmaster. VIII
give a series Of free Lenten organ recitals IN
the church on March %. April / and s..
FEwsMITH MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. Hudson street. near Orange street
Rev, Edgar G. Mason, pastor. Residence. 10
worship at 1870 a. m. Sunday school at 2:s0
2. m. Christian Endeavor at 645 p. m.
P~rayer-rneetins, Tuesday, at s p. m. Welcome
to all services, Seats free.
RosEYILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner Roseville and Sussex avenues-Rev W.
Y. Chapman, D.. D. pastor Services tomor-
e iST m. i'i Sunday N" school ,sS ESQ p. mo- M. christian 0i Ems
deayor e:l5 p. M Prayer-meeting Tuesday s
T. m. Sunday evening. sermon, THE Limita-
tons OF the Almighty"
SECOND PREsBYrERrAN CHURCH.
Washington and James streets-Rey. Pleasant
Hunter. d. D.. pastor. Sunday services 10:I5
a. m.i 1:19 p. m. Subject. The
Hero of Babylon" Sunday school at II
o'clock. Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p. m.
Church prayer-meeting Tuesday evening at s
o'clock. To all of these services a cordial
invitation is extended.
SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Lafay-
cite and Union streets-Rev. Davis W. Lnsk,
u. D., minister; Rev. W j. Van TRIES.
assistant minister. Mems conference at 9:45
a. m. Divine worship 1890 a. m. and 7:i5
p. m. Preaching by the pastor in the morn
ing. Sunday school ESQ p. nj. Christian En-
deavor 6i45 p. m.
Special evangelistie services begin tomorrow
with meetings all day, and evangelistic meet
ing in the evening, DIR, Lusk will be assisted
by Grant Coifax Tullar and I. II. Meredith.
OF New York. Mr.. Tullar will speak tomorrow
evening, and Mr.. Meredith Will have charge
well known in Newark, having been associated
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST PEDDIE MEMORIAL
CHURCH. corner Broad and Fulton streets
The Rev. Thomas J.. Nillers. ID. D., pastor.
Morning Worship at 1880: pastors topic,
America, the Laid of Providence and OPP
portunity.1 Sunday school at Il; William
Bittles. superintendent. Happy hour service
at 1:i3. New Gospel songs. led BY two choirs.
Dr. Nillers Will speak on Faiths Foothold."
Strangers welcome.
FIFTH BAPTIST CHuRcH-The revival
services have been increasing in, power each
evening. They viii be held for one week
longer. The Rev. William Breckenridge will
preach tomorrow morning and evening. The
subject for the evening sermon Is Hands That
Need Washing" The large choir VIII sing
and the male chorus will render Nearer TO
Thee The Misses Ruby and Flossie Stanley
will be heard in duets; the talented soloist,
Miss Catherine Robinson, Will sing Gospel
solos. and other special singing will be en-
loyed. The service Will begin at 1870 in order
to have the time for the musical program.
MOUNT PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH.
Beileville avenue, opposite Oriental strcet-W.
T. s. Lumba,. minister. Morning worship at
1915; theme, Rest" Evening worship at
1:45: theme, "If.'' Bible school at $3.50 p. M.
niid-week congregational service Thursday at
8 p. m.
SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, East Kinney
street, near Broad-Services 1880 and 7:45 con
Quoted by Rev. Robert 7. Craig. OF Jersey
City. Bible School at 2:Se.
VEST ORANGE BAPTIST CHURCH-To-
morrow morning the Rev. George House viii
preach on Elijah the Tishbite, and the Tests
OF Faith" and at night on "15dison's Versus
Our Own Records"
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NOTES AND COMMENT.

w, w. JONES is informed that ths
nom PUCK is being used by a MEM
Der of the fraternity from Camden,
n. j.. Adopt another name.
Replying to a request from A. PLZ~
zLER and JIMMIE we would suggest
taking the Oracle, edited by Brainerd
p. Emery. Box "a, Newburyport, Mass:
the Ardmore Puzzler. edited by Edwin
Smith. Box 20, Ardmore, Pa, and De-
captions, edited by George B. King, the
Telegraph. Philadelphia, Pa.
KATHERINE FRANCIS should
adopt a nom and become n of the
regulars.
DEW pronounces No. 2,549 to be a
failure. She writes: There liz no way
of solving 1t without a tedious hunt
through the Standard. Life Is too short
for such puzzles. Better consign them
to Oblivion
CINCINNATUs has been III with grip
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METHoDTsT- EPIscopAL,

CENTENARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH-C. /. Mead. d. D.. pastor. 1o:at
Shall We Do With the Prayer-Ineeting %
1880 p. m, Sunday school and Pastors Adult
Bible Class, 4 p. m, mems meeting. under the
auspices Of the Centenary Brotherhood. $40
=. m. Epworth League service; leader, Miss
Matte. 1850 p. m. sermon by the pastor; sub
ject. The Apparent Success Of Sin"
The following music will be rendered to.
morrow evening: Prelude. Cantilena. Demer-
est: anthem. Praise Ye the Lord" Alzamora
anthem, Tho Splendors of Thy Glory. Lord
Woodward: o~ffertory, Chanson de Mutt. Elgar,
solo. Save Me o God" Randegger, Mrs
Markwith. postlude, Fugue IN d minor. Bach.
CENTRAL METHODIST episcopal
CHURCH, Market ami Mulberry streets-Rev
William II. Morgan. d. D., pastor. 1880 O.
m, services By the Rev. +. b. Mccoy. 2:3O D.
m, Sabbath school. $50 7. m, Epwortt
Of Bloomfield, will speak. 7;45 p. M. sermon
by the Rev. A.. r.. Lucas. of Montclair NJ. E
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NEW JERSEY
LIFE-SAVING STATIONS.

The United States life-saving stations
along the entire length Of the Jersey
coast T being repaired. and new
power-boats and appliances are being
added and the corps of men increased
Two G power lifeboats, one at
Sandy Hook and another at Egg Har-
Dor Inlet have been installed, and two
more win be placed In Barnegat Bay
and in the Atlantic City inlets shortly.
Telephone conAections have been
made all along the coast, and the pay
of the officers and men Increased.
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THE PRIZE WINNERS.

The correct answer to last Saturdays
puzzle Was Orange. The following chill
dren were the pri2e-winners:
EDNA BECKER, aged 10, 542 Bergen
street. Newark embroidery set;
FLORENCE FUHR. aged II, 81 Bruins
wick street. Newark boX of paints);
FANNY KEEL, aged IS. 500 Market
street. Newark (book); HARRY MEIS-
NER. aged II, n Boyd street, Newark
troller skates); EDGAR MILLS. aged
10, Ais Jersey street. Harrison (book);
THOMAS GAMBLE, aged 8, 1873 North
Park street, East Orange (book).
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The ladder was quickly placed against
the ledge. Matthews stayed below to
steady it. while Chubby and Ned slow
~ climbed to the top carrying the
water between them. What might
have happened a never be told. for
Just as they reached the window the
ladder slipped and fell with a crash,
Both boys made a desperate leap for
the sill and managed to hang on to
it. although they both got soaking wet.
Matthew'S had taken to his heels. A
moment of silence, and then the
window was opened and Mr.. Frye
dragged the$two dripping youths into
his room.
"You may catch cold, boys. Get
into your beds as quickly as possible p
was all he said. and they noticed that
his voice. seemed less harsh than 1t
was before. The two frightened boys
crept back TO the dormitory to spend
a sleepless night. thinking of the dis
grace in store for them on the NOR
row.
ct p he will tell DR.. Butler,
and we win be the laughing-stock of
the whole school, groaned Chubby.
'More likely wen be expelled an
swered Ned; II wish / had kept out
Of it," +,
The next day passed, and the next.
They had not yet been called before
the principal. nor had there been any
change in the routine of their school
duties. Mr.. Frye had evideatly not
told anyone. On the third morning he
met them in the corridor Boys"
he said, Il am going to forget what
happened the other night, but I want
il to teach you a lesson that | hope
you will always remember. There is
o big difference between innocent fun
and malicious mischief. Your escapade
of the latter variety. Try to culti-
ate the former kind"
Hes a brick" commented Chubby
afterwards, "and l for one will never
play a mean trick again. Say, fellows,
let's give three cheers for the new in
structor-"
And they were given with a with
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SOCIETY O NJ START
CIVIC FEDERATION ANNEX

NEW YORK. March Several
wealthy young society women. under
the leadership of Miss Anne f. Nor
gan, daughter of j. Pierpont Morgan
and Mrs. ]. Borden Hartman. met IN.
the Colonial Club and organized an
auxiliary society to the National Civic
Federation. The organizations pur7
pose is the betternent of the working
wonnen's condition in shops. =
Miss Morgan stated that the work
will be accomplished largely by per.
sonal influence with employers. Some
OF the members have already visited.
Newark.
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FATHER FIELD BAYLEY
LYCEUM'S NEW HEAD.

Bayley Lyceum at its annual meetins
elected the following officers: President,
the Rev. Edwin j. Field. vice presi-
dent, Godfried Snellen; secretary, Ben
1arnin Limpert; treasurer, the Rev. j,
J. Sheehani directors, A. Drifting. j.
Speary,. William Chadwick, William
Kane. H. Rowe. F. Crowell and will
lam Cassidy.
The Rev. Edwin j. Field and J. r.
Manning spoke upon the Agrowth of
Catholic clubs and the good accom-
phshed by them, after which John
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THE ADVENT OF Mr.. FRYE.
BY A. B. LIE MASSENA.

AkH YES to the front, Mr.. Will
Jams. Mr.. Smith your
shoes are muddy. Very
Good. Mr.. simplxins.'
The entire corps of the Kingston
Military School were lined up for in
srection by the new instructor, Mr..
Frye. 1t seemed as though his sharp
Eyes could not miss the least irregu-
larity in equipment, and hat his
harsh voice mad every rebuke doubly
singing. Even his words Of com
rnendation were short and to the point,
as though he begrudged uttering them.
But at last the ordeal was over and
the boys were free. s
"Oh, I just hate him. said Chubby
Williams to his cronies. Did you
hear how he called me down and gave
o lot of taffyto that little beast Sinp-
kins? wish l could get even with
him somehow"
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cred variety of the ommon cameilia.'
D. Radiating parts; rs arms of d star
fish. s. A fantastic imagination. Z. ANY
plant of the genus Castalia Formerly
Nymphaea) or its flower. 8. Paints
specifically, paints for the face fObs. 50.
.. Counteracts. 10. (Ship-building) The
upward curving of a vessels planking
or plating at the bow and stern. IL. The
letter A. TRYON.
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cnNGnEGArInNAL.

THE BELLEvILLE AVENUE C~ONGREGA-
IONAL cHURcH 153-157 Beileviile avenue
Theodore Merrell Shipherd, minister. Wor-
ship at 10:45 a. m. Bible school at 3 p. M.
Evening worship TA5 o'clock. Fellowship
meeting, Tuesday. at s p. IN. Young Peoples
Union. Friday, at $ p. m. This lis a demo-
cratic church for all who are in earnest.
H FIRST CONGREGATIONAL JUBE
MEMORIAL CHURCH, Clinton ayepue, corner
Wright street-Rev. I. Arid Moffaf. minister.
Morning worship at 1915; sacrament of the
Lords Supper and reception of new members.
Evening d~eyotlons at 7.45, with sermon on
'~Christ-the Bread OF Life" Always hearty
welcome at THE Friendly Church"
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SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION TO MEET.

The Newark Graded Union of Sum
day Schoo Teachers will meet in the
lecture of the First Presbyterian
Church on Monday at 3 p. M. The Ies-s
son for March 16 will be- taught in the
three grades by the following: Beein4,
ners, Mrs. d. M. Krick; primary. Miss
Thomas, and senior, Miss Elizabeth
Harris
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10Th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

There was a double festival in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry wocrner.
295 Llttleton avenue. last night, the
birthday anniversary of Mrs. W%oerner
and the twenty ninth wedding ami
lversary of the couple.
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ALEssoN IN ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION.

ERE is a lesson in mathematics II you add and subtract the objects
- shown in this picture, the res uto obtained wilt give you the name of
~ q very large city of New Jr sey- If you find the correct answer III
out the coupon below and sent 1t to Uncle acN EVENING STAR New
ark, N J 80 -. -. - :. - ...
~an havs their choice of a paint box d boys watch a fountain pen, a good
bnar . Ta5dv ear. a pair of roner-ska tes o a embroidery set Uncle Jack
Iii "nubJhshf the pnture Of any przeNw inner who cares to send him a photo
graph ao ae e1eible 10 comnete % sna 70
49, a. .SacanFs stamp on BUR answe r. to avoid delay al. the postomce, but
- - 80 aneose ram in the envelope. The names OF he prize-wtnners will be
%nnounced in THE EVENING STAR Q t Saturday, March 4.
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THE WEEKLY CONTEST.

T WO prizes of 81 each will be
awarded this week for tive Sc
lected complete lists of answers
to New Puzzles No. 25S. Standard Die
tionary is used for definitions: COM
pound words are shown by ~. and
words out of dictionary order by (s).
Address replies to Puzzle Editor.
EVENING STAR" and have same
reach this office within twelve days.
Answers will appear in two weeks.
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. STEPHENS PROTESTANT EPrsco-
PAL CHURCH, Clinton and Elizabeth ave-
ues-SerSiccs 8 a. m. 10:45 q. m, T:45 D. m.
sunday school 8 y. m.
TRINITY CHURCH. Broad and Rector
strsets-The Rev. Louis ): Osborne, rector.
first Sunday In month at II d. m.,a with SER
mon. Other Sundays, morning prayer and
sermon, at II. Sunday school at 3 D. m. Even
ing servlce 7:A5. With sermon By the rector.
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Rev. Henry II. Rose. Minister.
CHURCH OF THE ~EEDEEMER, Broad.
near City Hall-Morning service at IL. Mr..
Rose will give the second sermon on The
Emmanuel Movement subject. "How the
Wonderful Cures Are wrought Next week
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CHURCH OF CHRIST tscientist).
Harmony Hall. 65s Broad street. between West
Park and New streets. Sunday services 10:45
a. M, s p. m. Sunday school 70 IN. We'd
nesday evening testimonial meeting 8 o'clock.
Reading-room open daily except Sunday. from
IL a. IN, to 5 y. m. Subject, Man
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RESORTS mol FIGHT Excise BILL.

ATLANTIC CITY, March 7.-Coun.
Gilman Samuel w. Moore, ~hotel-keeper.
declares that the resorts will fight
Governor Forts proposed State Excise
Commission.
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LUTHERN.

GRACE ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
The Rev. NJ. 8. waters, pastor. ''The Strong
Man Tempted will be the theme tomorrow
morning. In the evening the subject will be
Count It joy When You Meet With Tempta-
ton Special Lenten services viii be held
wednesday evenings during Lent. The church
council will. meet at the close of the services
next "Wednesday.
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Newark, N. J..
Dear Uncle Jack-I solve your puz-
zles every night. l have received a
Teddy bear, for which I thank you
very much. l go to school and 1 am
in the eighth grade. Your friend,
MARIE WITTSCHIEBE.
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day school At 10: Kindergarten at H.. sfen.s
Class az 10. illustrated lecture with motion
pictures by MF. Knowles. Of London. on 81
Trip to South Afr4ca." The FIRST Of four groaf
evenings with this wolla-travelar and delight.
ful Lecturer. Next week. From Anld Scot
land to New Zealand Church open At 100
and 7:f5. Come In season.
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Dear Uncle Jack--I thank you very
much for the magnificent prize of Z
watch which ! received from you. L
is in fine working order. Hoping to bt
once more a prize-winner of today's
puzzle / remain. yours,
CHARLES WARSHAUSKY.
100 Ferry street.
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0 for the watch [ got Tuesday. 1 an
very proud of it. Yours truly,
CHARLES DAVENPORT.
"a William street,
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THE PRIZE AWARDS.

The two prizes of 81 each for two Sc
ieeted complete lists of answers to
New Puzzles No. 256 were awarded to
u. Aitchell, Jersey City.
Ellie, Elizabeth. n. j.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-07

- WO young members of Newark's
musical colony. advanced pupils
of Louis Arthur Russell, of this
city and New York, will give a concert
at Wallace Hall next Thursday night.
They are Miss Norma Whitfield, plan
list, and Miss Elizabeth Van Ness, So
prano. 1t is arranged principally by
the former to disclose her ability as a
concert performer, inc Miss Van Ness
is lending her aid.
The program is as follows: