Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-26

will be completed and equipped in every
way Tor occupancy in september. The
fund for te.ts Irpose is gradually in
creasing, inc there VIII be an addition
with the receipts from the bazaar, which
viii be held in Masonic Hall. Irvingtoh
Centre. May 5, 6 and q and the whist
and euchre contest at the same hall
or May 9. At the latter event about
one hundred prizes win be awarded.
Active Palsy SEASON.
The pansy season is unusually active
in Hilton. John III. Van Ness, of Boy
den avenue. has already delivered
many carloads 10 the Newark mar
ket and declares his deliveries are only
the beginning of heavy demands. Louis
Becker, of Burnett avenue; William
Thomas Brown, of Academy street;
Carl Becker. of Boyden avenue, and
Joseph Zellers, of Burnett avenue, an
nounce that they have cultivated I'M
usually beautiful beds of pansies and
anticipate a demand beyond their limit
of supply.
In the Methodist Episcopal Church
the Rev. John Hobart Egbert
Will preach tomorrow morning on THE
Most Blessed Beatitude.' The evening
service will consist of the Sunday
school Easter exercises. William c.
C~lendening, the choir director, has ar
a specially attractive orchestral
program and service of song, including
the two anthems, I'VE Choirs of New
Jerusalem p. A. Schneider; This Is
the Day the Lord Has Given" S. c.
Co Ike.
The Rev. Clarkson MacGeorge, of
Grocer Theological Seminary. will oc-
the pulpit at both services in the
First Christian Church. William H.
Jamouneau has prepared a fin pro-
gram of Easter song and music.
The Enrichment of the Doctrine OF
Immortality" will be the SER
non subject of the Rev. Uriah Nc
.llnchie. of the First Reformed Church.
In the evening he will preach on The
Proof OF Immortality. Special Easter
servicc3 will be held by the Sunday
in the afternoon. An elaborate
vocal and Instrumental service has been
arrar ed by the members of the choir.
In the Trinity Episcopal Church serv-
Ices VIII be held at s a. M, 1890 a. m.
ana $50 p. m. There will be a special
mass, special music and hymns, includ-
ing the anthem. They Have Taken
Away My Lord Stainer. The Rev.
AcTust c. F1iedner will preach an
Easter sermon At 4 p. m. children's
service viii be held at which there will
De a distribution of fral gifts.
tie Rev, Frederick e. Voegelin will
conduct Easter services in the Manhat-
Park German PRESBYTERIAN Church
Appropriate services of SOM and music
will be given. A children's Sunday
service will also be held.
At st. Leo's Roman Catholic Church
Easter services will include high
mass at 1890 a. m. The Rev. Thomas
Monaghan will preach a morning
on Resurrection" The last
mass viii ut followed by the benediction
the blessed sacrament.
Miss Emma King, of Elizabeth. is
he guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nor
of 10 Irvington place.
A brush blaze in F~orty-second street
Halstead avenue, which threatened
several nearby o%uthouses and dwell
Ings. brought out the fire department
about midnight. The blaze was quick
e~xtinguished.
In the Hilton Christian Church the
Rev. Bernis s. Crosby will preach to-
morrow night on The Stone Rolled
Under the leadership of Miss
Juliette Stewart, there will be special
shoir services, including anthems,
iuets, vocal solos and a violin solo.
The services will include communion
the reception of new members.
The Rev. A. Boylan Fitzgerald will
deliver the sermon at both services in
the Hilton Methodist Episcopal Church.
He will dwell on the meaning and
of the resurrection. Mrs. G..
Chford Jones, the choir leader. will
sing an Easter solo and the choir will
special anthems.
Things That 80" was the title OF an
interesting lecture delivered last night
oy Caleb l.. Woodruff, of Newark, in
the large lecture room of the Hilton NJ.
Church. 1t was given under the
auspices of the Epworth League. and a
audience enjoyed the occasion.
The Rev. and Mrs. Bernis S. Crosby,
IF the Hilton Christian Church, will
Monday morning for a weeks
visit to Poughkeepsie, n. Y.