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PRETTY THINGS BY
LITTLE ONES PUT
UPON EXHIBITION

The Benedictine Sisters are planning
TO give their tenth annual kindergarten
exhibit in ST. Mary's School, at Will
lam and High streets. tomorrow, Mon
day and Tuesday. The entrance to be
used is on William street, near Ship
man street.
The work on exhibition is the labor
of 4, 5 and 6-year-old children and
while simple eXcels in neatness ami
beauty. There is slate work, illustrat-
ing the different stages of learning,
from the plain row of straight lines TO
the finished alphabet;i wicker work,
neat little baskets and mats, which the
children have made; pea work, in which
d picture is outlined by differently col
ored peas; ~perforating work, cards in
which an outline picture. Is made by
needle perforations, and the worsted
sowing, which, strange to say, inter-
ests the boys more than the girls, ac-
cording to the sister in charge.
The school was started ten years ago
by Father Polycarp. of st. Mary's
parish. and has grown to its present
size under The care of the Benedictine
Sisters. Fifty little boys and girls OF
Polish. German, Irish and American
parentage are daily instructed in the
rudiments of education. An interesting
feature of the work is the early teach
ing Of German.
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LENTEN SERVICES
IN R. c. CHURCHES
FOR THIS WEEK
The Rev. |. P. Whelan to Preach
in Cathedral on Wednes-
day Evening.
SPECIAL SERMONS In ALL
OTHER LOCAL PARISHES
Easter Only Two Weeks Off,
When the Penitential Sea-
son Will End.

The attendance al the Lenten ser
vices in the Roman Catholic churches
thus far have beer exceedingly large,
according to tho reports from the rec
tors of the different parishes. Two
weeks from tomorrow will be Easter
Sunday. which ends the season of
prayer. fasting, and self-denial. The
services next week will be as follows;
At. st. Patrick's Observation-Disclosures
day-the Rev. l. P, Whelan, rector.
will preach; and the Rev. John e.
Kiernan will preach tomorrow evening.
st. John's-Tuesday, the Rev. NJ. j.
Glennon, of Harrison.
st. Bridget 's-Tuesday, the Rev. Cor
nelius Clifford, of Seton Hill College.
The subject will be "The Plan of Cam
paign."
ST. MISUNDERSTANDING the Rev.
Or. Thomas D. Mclaughlin. of Seton
Hall College.
st. Mary's-Wednesday. the Rev. 2.
William, o. S.. E "Sacraments.H
st. Columba's-Tuesday, the Rev.
Father. Coughlin, S. j., OF st, Peters
College, Jersey City. THE forgiveness
Of Sim
st. Rose of Lima-Tuesday. the Rev.
James J. McKeever, rector. Prayer
81. Mary Observation-Disclosures, lee
ture on 1.-THE Life Of Christ with.
moving pictures. by W. e. Boice, Of
Jersey City, in the school hall.
st. Stephens, at Arlington-Tuesday
Rev. j. j. Mulhall, of st. Mary Magda
lens, Newark. "Penance.''
st. Observation-Disclosures, Rev. T..
Vincent, o. S. 8. of St, Benedict's Col
lege "Sacraments.'
st. James's-AWednesday, the Very
Rev. Dean p. Cody. rector.
st Peter's--N. dnesday. the Rev.
Futher Innocent, of tic Capachin Order
OF New York.
ST. Ann's-Wednesday. the Rev.
Father Joseph. Of tile franciscan Mon
artery, Patersoa.
81. Aloysius's- Wednesday. the Rev.
Dir. NJ. A. McManus. rector.
81. Francs Navier's-Friday only.
'1rhe WAY OF the Cross and the Bene-
diction of The Most Blessed Sacrament"
ST. phi.ip Ncri's-ruesday, the Rev.
A. J. Cough, pastor.
Blessed Observation-Disclosures. the
Rev. John Il. Dilloa, of ST. Mary's
Church. Elizabeth.
ST. Observation-Disclosures, the Rev.
y. /. Donahue, .. r.
Sacred Heart-Wednesday. the Rev.
Thomas r. Canty, of ST. Joseph's
Church. Jersey City. SACRED Heart.
st. Josepl's-TuesdaN. the Rev. Hem
ry Boale, of ST. Mary's. Jersey City
Father Beale was born and raised in
st. Joseph's parish.
Holy Cross, H~a1rison-The Rev. T.
j, Gallery, one of the assistants of the
Holy Cross Church.
Our Lady Of The Valley, at South
Grange Valley Tuesday. the Rev. j.
II. pugan, o. p. of the Dominican
prlory, Newark Subject. Holy Eu-
charist.'
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SUPER|NTENDENTS
OF JUNIOR c. {.
HOLDCONFERENCE
Quarterly Meeting Last Night in
the North Reformed
Church.
CONGRESS- SESSION TO
BE ON NEXT FRIDAY
Discussion to Be Conducted by
President of Paterson
Branch.

The superintendent of the fifty jun
Tor Christian Endeavor societies in Es-
sex County held their quarterly con
ference last evening in the North Re-
form Church.
f. Chester Bradley, superintendent
of the County Junior Union. conducted
the discussion on Sunshine and Social
Work"
The last BIZ monthly congress session
of the Essex Endeavor Union for the
season will be held next Friday even
ing, April 2, in the Elizabeth avenue
Presbyterian Church.
John H.. Hill. chairman of the Essex
Union lookout department, and A. r.
Hopper, president of the Paterson En-
deavor Union, will conduct a discus
sion on Lookout and Prayermeeting
Committees" The usual supper will
be served at $3.50 by the Endeavor so.
ciety of the Elizabeth Avenue Church.
The committee having charge of the
Essex Endeayor fresh air work will on
April ! meet and arrange for the open
ing of the Rosebud home on July 1.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

cHILDREN'S TEMPLE, Isl Elm street. near
Prospect street-Charles w. Edwards and
Joseph Wilde, leaders. Children's happy hour
service Sunday evening 1880. Friday evening
meeting 7:45, for children and their parents.
Inese meetings are in the interest of the chill
dren of the Ironbound District. The Children's
Temple is denominations
GOSPEL HALL, corner Green and McWhor-
ter streets-Christians separated unto the name
and person of our Lord Jesus Christ meet to
remember their Lord i'm the breaking of bread
every Lords Day at 1920 a. m. Sunday school
at 6 p. m. Gospel meeting at s o'clock. We
earnestly entreat you to come. II you lose
your religion and get Christ you have gained
everything and lost nothing.
RESCUE HOME. Is Spring street-Tonight's
services In charge of the Young Peoples Society
Of the East Baptist Church, of Elizabeth,
Coffee and sandwiches will be served. Sunday
services, S:45 and 7:45, in charge of the Rev.
L. ). Osborne. of Trinity Church, who will
tie daughter. silas r. Corby. OF Morristown;
Henry NJ. Grimm, of Jersey City, and others
VIII be present. Come and hear these wonder
monies. Public cordially invited. Harrison Col
fax, musical director; Mrs. Robert LaRoe, or
ganist; Professor Liscomb, pianist.
Rev. Francis, l.. Patton, d. D.. LII. D.. of
Princeton, will address a series of union meet
ings arranged by the evangelistic committee
in the Third Presbyterian Church. Broad street,
opposite City Hall, 8 o'clock. Tuesday to Friday
nights inclusive. Subjects: Tuesday, March
SO, The Authority of the Bible;'' Wednesday,
March 81 The Authority Of the Church.
4 HufSudys April L.. Inc 4AuInOrfIy OF christ. -
Friday, April ., THE Authority of the Reason,
THE PEOPLES TEMPLE, IS Clinton street
Frederick and Pattie Watkins Lindsay. super
intendents. Come to the Gospel temperance
rally tonight at s. Sunday 2:45. Bible Glass.
4 O'Clock, Rev. w. Y. Chapman, pastor of Rose
Vile. Presbyterian Church, win deliver address,
Pattie Watkins Lindsay will sing. s p. M, a
union evangelistic service will be led by Mr..
and Mrs. Lindsay You are cordially invited to
attend.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
1917 Halsey street-Henry A.. Cozzens, secretary.
Bible classes morning and afternoon. The
Streets of New York is the striking topic of
an illustrated lecture by John Ralph voris.
former religious work director of the Twenty
third Street Branch. X. M. G.. A.. to be given
In Wallace Hall Sunday afternoon 3:45 o'clock.
The speakef will show pictures of the wealth
and poverty of a great city. Music by the
Wallace Hall Orchestra. All men welcome.
YOUNG woMEN'S CHRISTIAN
ZION. ID Fast Park street.-vesper service at
4 p. m, Miss Susan Hayes Ward, speaker; Mr..
Willard Roubaud, soloist. and Miss Marian
Hall Condit. c~ornetist. All young women are
cordially invited.
II CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT
TER-DAY SAINTS holds services Sundays s D.
M, at sos Broad st. All invited. Seats free.
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NEW CATHOLIC
HALL IS OPENED
300 ARE PRESENT
ST. Rose of Lima's Holy Name
Building Is Auspiciously
Dedicated.
NOTED CLERGYMEN
PRESENT AT FUNCTION
High Prices Paid for Privilege of
Opening New Bowling
Alleys.

Bids ranging from $110 down were
made and accepted for the opportunity
of being the first to put into commits
sion the bowling alleys, pool tables and
shuffleboards atsthe official opening OF
st. Rose of Liina's Holy Name Hall and
School at Gray and Orange streets, last
night. More than 500 persons inspected
the buildings and attended the exercises,
presided over by the Rev. James J..
McKeever, pastor of the church, and
his assistant, the Rev. Michael j.. Cor
coran.
Brief speeches of congratulation,
both for the pastor and his congrega-
ton, were made by School Commits
sioner James Taaffe, President Angus
us v. Eggers. of the Board of Works.
Probation officer John j. Gaseoyne.
John J. Atkinson, Timothy J. Ryan.
and John F. Conroy. Following the
speeches the audience adjourned to
the basement of the building to watch
the opening of the alleys and other
amusement devices.
The privilege of being the first to use
the alleys was hidden in by Bruce T.
kitchell at $110. Others who bid in
similar privileges were Robert w.
Patrick. Harry r. jackson, James p
Gill, Peter F. Cunningham, Dennis +.
Cleary and William Durven.
The Rev. Father William, o. &. S.
and a delegation from the Xavier
Catholic Club and representatives of
several other societies were present.
Among Those Present.
Prominent among those present were.
jeremiah P. O'Rourke, DIR. FL n. I'm
stein. Charles j. Seelman, president OF
the State Federation of HOLY. Name
societies; Edward j. O'Brien, Michael
j. Tansey, B. S. Linderbach, John A.
Moran, James A. Brady, Thomas J.
Kenny. John P. Curtin, John Il. Carey.
William S. Naulty, Thomas j. Kenny.
DR.. Daniel M. Dill and Detective-ser-
geant James J. Quinn.
The arrangements committee consist
ed of John r.. Conroy. chairman. Ar
thur j.. Connolly. James Conway, C /
Curtin, j. ]. Gaynor, Thomas Desnan,
James +. Dola1i, Captain Michael 4
Durkin, Bernard f. Gregory, M. i
Hogan, Edward c. Halligar, William
G. kennah, John j. Magnin. James l.
Matthews, John A.. Mullane. John II.
OConnor, Thomas McNally. Martin
McPhillips, Peter Mcdonald, Patrick ].
Nash and Samuel s.. Lees. The com
mitteemen in charge of the prize bowl
ing were Bernard f. Gregory, John. j.
Coburn, John c. Evans, j. j. Kelly and
Martin j.. Wolff.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF INTENTIoN-Board of Street and
Water Commissioners.

NOTICE OF INTENT1ON-Board of Street and
Water Commissioners.
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by the Board
of Street and Water Commissioners of the
twenty-ifth day of March. 1905, and approved
by the Mayor of the City of Newark on the
twenty-sixth day of March, 1909. public notice
is hereby given that 1t is the intention OF the
the City OF Newark, under and by virtue of pro-
visions of the act entitled IAN act to revise
and amend the charter of the City OF Newark"
thereto. and the act creating the Board OF
Street and Water Commissioners Of the City OF
Newark, approved March 2s, 1891, and other
public laws 4 the State of New Jersey. TO
order and cause the construction of the follow
ing pipe sewers:
A ten qO inch pipe sewer In
NEVADA STREET
from Marshall street for a distance of about $50
feet southerly; a ten 10 inch pipe sewer In
SOUTH THIRTEENTH STREET.
from Madison avenue for a distance of about
400 feet northerly. and pipe sewers in
NEW YORK AVENUE,
a ten 90 inch pipe sewer between Lang street
and Ann street. and an eight (S) inch pipe sewer
between Garrison street and Napoleon street,
the latter to be used for house sewage only,
the above sewers to be CONSTRUCTED with house
connections to the curb lines in accordance with.
the provisions of Chapter 107 of the State laws
of 1896.
Together with al the appurtenances neces-
Such persons as may object thereto are re-
quested to present their objections in writing
to he Clerk of said board. at the Office of the
City Hall. Newark. on or before the expiration
of six days from date of this notice.
BY direction of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners of the City Of Newark.
NJ. F. SHERRERD.
Newark. N. j.. March %, 1909. marss-5t
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METHODIST ErIscorAIa

CENTENARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
DR.. Charles J.. Mead. d. D..
pastor; Rev. Jesse L. Peck. assistant. Public
worship 1920 a. M sermon by the pastor.
Sunday. school and Pastors Bible Glass at 2;3O.
Epworth League at $50. Public worship at 1870;
sermon by the pastor. Tuesday evening at s,
Hon. Walter NJ. Chandler, a member Of the
Trial Of Jesus from a Lawyers Standpoint"
The following music will be rendered tomor-
row evening; Prelude, Nocturne. Spinney; an
Us. Heavenly Father, lead U.s." wiegand, Of
fertory. Romance" Hoffman; baritone solo,
Sci cted. Mr.. Samuel Shoemaker; ~postlude,
Tempo di Marcia. Wachs.
CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. Market and Mulberry streets-Rev.
William II: Morgan, D. D.. pastor. 1890 a. m,
I EpWortb s LEAGUE Z. en-; ys saspa' ssr scnoo'' siso ?. m'
sermon by Rev. I. B. Hopwood. d. D.. of the
Calvary. Presbyterian Church. Tuesday, IS p.
m, prayer service. Thursday, s p. M, class
meeting. All are cordially invited to these
services.
sRosEvLLE METHODIST
CHURCH corner Orange street and, Bathgate
Morning worship and sermon at 1890 O'Clock
subject. THE Keepers of the Vision Eve-
ject' The Seasons ss &C the Lire Of of'9e SPIRIT sa 2
Mems meeting $3.50 a, M. Sunday school $3.50
q. m. Vesper service of the lEpworth League
6;4S p. m. Boys vesper Club GAS y. m. Mid
week service for prayer. and praise. Tuesday
evening at s o'clock.
ST. ANDREWS METHODIST. EPISCOPAL
pastor. Rev. w: w. vanderhof,
will preach tomorrow. His subject at 1876 a.
Y, viii be '.Retrospectien Of the Past Year
Spirit. y the last In the series on the Holy
lSpi.it Anthems will be rendered by the choir
at both OF these services. J. Frank Burke.
superintendent of the Anti-Salooh League OF
New Jersey Will speak at. the Sunday school.
temperance meeting I p. M. and Miss Daisy
Crane Will lead the Epworth League meeting
at 7p. m
ST. LuKE-s MErHoprsT EPISCOPAL
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Church, in Broad street, opposite the
City Hall. next week. DR.. Patton is
recognized as n of the leading the
ologians of the age. The same course
of lectures was recently delivered by
film in the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church in New York and were widely
commented on.
The lectures will be delivered Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
nights. On Tuesday night the subject
will be Authority of the Bible;" on
Wednesday, 1.-The Authority of the
Church," Thursday night, The Author
ity of Christ" and the concluding lee
ture, Friday night, will be on The
Authority of the Reason"
The lectures will be in the nature
of union meetin-s. and well-known
clergymen Of Newark will occupy places
on the platform
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WEST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH ELECTION.

At the regular meeting of the congre
CATION of the West Presbyterian
Church, Littleton and Eleventh ave-
nues, last evening the following were
elected trustees for the ensuing var,
convincing April 1: John Wallace,
George Endlich, jr., Charles w. +.
Harris, Charles Muntrick. e. A. Allen,
George Osborne. c. Randall, w. j. Nc
Cracker and f.. w. Gay. This is a re-
election of the old board with the ex-
ception of Mr.. Gay. After the election
the board organized with the following
as officers: w. J. McCracken, presiding
officer; Il. w. Gay, secretary; Charles
Muntrick, treasurer; George Endlich,
.jr., assistant treasurer.
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CITY ADyERTIsEMBNTs.
OFFICE OF III BoARD oF EXCISE COM
MISSIONERS OF TIE CITY
OF NEWARK.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE COM
MISSIONERS OF TIE CITY
OF NEWARK.
City Hall. March "a, 1909.
The following is the list of names, residences
and places of business of persons making appli-
cation to this board for the granting of Licenses
to sell spirituous. vinous, malt or biewed liauors
to wit:
Name. Place of Business Residence.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Rudolph @. schaaf. 265-2s7 So. Orange av...
BoTTLERs' BIcENsE-RENEWALS.
John 3 Brassei - Highland ST.. place
Luigi Ventolo. 1I5 Sh av.....a..... Same place
RETAII-NEW APPLICATIONS.
Abraham Marks, 11 Halsey st H.. 1923 Ha1sey ct.
Frank Schumacher, 45S Washington Sta.
81 Crawford st,
$50 Verona av.
RETAIL-RENEWALS.
John Wieseman, 200 Ferry st........S Same nlace
Josepn Jernef, l42 Bowery st......-.Sarne place
MOTIFS Sterhperg. q boWery st...-..Sa1ne place
Anthony Bratseh. Ss 18th av-..---..Sains place
Hyman Singer, "a 18th av....... Same place
Geo. Zhoyan, III Howard st ........S Same ,plaee
Lehner x Geldzeiler, 36 Arlington st. Same place
SEM. l.. Farrell ~ Central av...... Same place
Louis berger, SW Wasnington av...sSarne place
mlNe iahuennann, o9S Market St.. Same place
MAY 1reehperg, o4 Plane st.-...,....Same place
orsi Bros. l0 Bank st.........-... Same place
Ahseio fogano. - Madison St.. :. Same place
Thomas II. Rogers, 112 Cabinet ST.. Same place
RETAIL-DOUBLE TRANSFERS.
Jacobs Ludwig, 432 So Orange av. Same place
Rot tnda & Barasso. 30 Bedford st. Same place
MILLER.
JAMES F. CONNOLLY,
City Clerk.
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:" In Pulpit and Choir ::

noon, bible school at ESQ. Christian En-
deavor vespers at Z. Mid-week service. Tues
day. s p. m, Strangers are cordially invited.
The music tomorrow win be as follows: Morn
ing, organ prelude, Andante Moderate, Alfred
Hollins. anthem. Nearer. My God, to Thee, 4"
William E. Ashmall: soprano solo for o~ffertory,
with Verdure Clad" t'creation"). Haydn.
organ ~postlude. March in A, Alex. Guilmant.
Evening, organ prelude, offertoire in D minor,
Edouard Batiste; anthem, God Is Love-
Harry Rove Shelly; of%fertory. solo. Lead
Kindly Light William Il. Ashmall organ
p~ost1nde, March, from the Queen of Sheba, .
Goldnlark.
TIRsr REFORMED CHURCH, Clinton and
johnson avcnucs-Rey. Stuart Nyn Hutchinson,
pastor. Preaching at 10:i5 and 7.H by Mr..
Hutchinson. Morning subject, THE Fatherhood
of God. Evening subject. The Art of Making
Excuses Sunday schools at $3.50 and ESQ.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

INESol
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Broad
street, near Mecnanic-rhe Kew. David X.
Frazer, u. D., pasto,. Divine worship at l0;at
a. IN. ana ,.4o y. m. Mems Bible Union, sun
uay senool ana Biple CLASSES at 2.ov p. IN.
ADULT bipie Class A. Christian Enueavor 6;45
y. IN. t-rayer-IDeeting, Tuesday evening, at 9.
Wednesday afternoon, beginning at t:So, Lenten
organ recital ny Mr.. l.. Garroli Beckei. study
o o1ock.
ms music tomorrow will be: Morning, pre-
iuae. beneuiction des .Auges, Davenpoit; an
tnem, ',keJoice IN the Loia.' oaui; alto and
tenor duei, Children Fray Inns Love 10
Cherish" spohr; postiude, Aiiesfctto, Rnein-
berger. Evening, preiuoe, "Ditnyiamo,' Lucas;
q%uartels. saviour Breathe an evening Bless
Ing, Iiouseiey; Return, o Wanderer,' Ber-
waid; rostruue, Marcne Soiennelie, Lemaigre.
HIGH STREET p-RESBYTERIAN CHURCH
II ne music Tor the day viii be as follows.
Morning, organ, gerceuse, Berenger; anthem,
Il Am Alpha ana Omega" Stainer; offertoiy,
"a Lay my Sins on Jesus Hawiey; organ,
oantino In a, CalKin; anthem, "fear Thou
Not" Woouman; oftertory, The DAY Is
Gently Sinking Gilchrist; organ, Postiude in
A. Merkei.
PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner
BelIeville avenue and kearny s~treet-Hev. John
Mcdowell. pastor; kev. L.. II. M, Augustine.
pastors assistant. At II a. m. the pastor VIII
preach on The U~nchangeless Father and at
7:45 D.. IN. his theme viii be rs 1t Sinful TO
Seek the Kingdoms of This World" At IL
a. m, Junior Endeavor. iz;20 p. m, Mems
bible Glass. 2:45 p. M, Bible school. 6;45 p. m,
senior Christian Endeavor. Tuesday, at ! p.
M, mid-weeK prayer-meeting. Friday. at !
d. m, preparatory service. sunday. April 4,
sacrament of the Lords Supper. A cordial
invitation is extended to all services. Seats
free.
The morning music: Anthem. REST of the
Weary Broome; offertory, c~ontralto solo,
Alone With Cod Abbott; choir response,
''J'he Good masked" Greene. Evening, quar-
tet. Lead. Kindly Light" Buck; offertory.
soprano solo, chorus, sweet Hour OF Prayer"
Adams.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHuRCH-Rev.
Pleasant Hunter, ID. D., pastor. SUNDAY serv-
ices, lU:45 a. IN. and 7:45 p. IN. Evening sub
Life OF Christ All seats free at evening
service.
The music will be: Morning, prelude. "A
springtime sketch Brewer; anthem. Happy
Appear" Haydn, terzetto; Postlude, Volknsr.
Evening-Prelude, Melody In Il, M~oszkowski;
anthem, The Sun Is Sinking Fast" Mark
andrews; offertory, so ,sn nno sna LATEST hass p any
lude. Merkel.
cite and Union streets-Rey. Davis w. Lusl,
D.. D., minister. Last week OF revival cam
paign. Prayer service for men e:45 a. m.
Preaching at 1890 a. m, by Rev. |" :. Fulmer,
O'clock. Address by Rev. Lockett Adair. the
Texas evangelist, on sold Out to the Devil. :"
General evangelistic service at 7:30 y. m
preaching by Evangelist Adair; singing by Vic
women at 4 O'Clock in Union Street N. r.
Church, Meeting every night this week in
Sixth Church.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Broad
street. opposite City Hall-Robert Scott Inglis,
ject of sermon, Son the Way to the cross
Evening. 7;45, subject, "A Message for the
Man Who Feels Down and Out
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Laura e. Hannahs; secretary for Chris
tan Endeavor societies, Miss Florence
Bell; secretary for mission bands, Miss
Evelyn w. Smith; secretary for litera-
ture, Mrs. Arthur n. Eagles; recording
secretary, Mrs. William /. Westfall;
treasurer, Mrs. Samuel Clark.
The committee OH nominations re-
mains the anne, and includes Miss
Margaret S. Jarvie. Upper Mountain
avenue, Montclair; Mrs. Emma V. Mil
Ter. 565 High street, Newark; Mrs. j. P.
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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
lowing ordinances have been passed by the
Botrd of Street and Water Commissioner and
approved by the Mayor of the City of Newark
and pursuant to Chapter $50 of the State laws
of 1895, are herewith published by title:
An ordinance to provide for the paving of
CHESTNUT STREET
from Pacific street to Elm road, with obionr
granite block pavement on a sir (6) inch con-
crete foundation on both sides Of the street
railway cracks except one "a foot on each side
Of said tracks.
An ordinance to provide fol. the paving of !,
ELLIFF AVENUE,
from Runyon street to Watson avenue. with
brick pavement on a six l6) inch concrete
foundation.
An ordinance to provide for the paving OF
MAINE STREET
from Ferry street TO Kossuth street uyitI,
concrete foundation.
Passed March .25. 1909.
A. r.. EGGERS.S
President Of the Board Of Street and Water
commissioners
WIN. u. GREATHEAp.
Approved March %. 1909. -
JACOB HAussLING.
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WILL SPEAK TO CHILDREN.

Charles w. Edwards. loader of the
Children's Temple. will speak to tho
children of h Second German Presby.
terrain Church tomorrow. morning at
$50 o'clock. Mr.. Edwards will also
speak Sunday afternoon at 4 'cloc to
the children of the Home for Crippled
Children. The talk will be illustrated
with Edison carbonS.