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MAKES FINE RECORD IN
FIVE YEARS PASTORATE.

The Rev. DR.. Thomas J.. Villers, pas
Church, in Broad street, this city, who
has just closed a five years pastcrate,
having accepted the call to this city as
the successor of the Rev. DR.. Dodd in
1906, has made a somewhat phenomenal
record at the local church. While the
reports for the five years term show
that 4S7 new members, or an average of
ninety per year. were received into the
church, despite the fact that his church
Is located down town and within the
business zone, is most encouraging.
His success, nevertheless, lies in his
ability to attract a full house at all
seasons of the year. On every f1fty-two
Sabbaths during the term DR.. Villers
gets there with the spiritual goods" to
use a slang phrase, and he drives
home" with the aid of the best side
attraction, good music, he biblical and
secular truths with an illustrated force
that brings results in its wake. Tcere
are no theatrical effects used by DR..
Villers to popularize his services. and
he taboos the discussion of politics, So
ciology and other secular subjects in
the pulpit.
AS he has said, 1.-THE Baptist church
will conduct no spectacular services
that impart any theatrical effects. or in
any way depart from that attractive
ness that is purely gospel.
1.-THE anthem singing Of the character
which we hold on every Sabbath eve
ming has won thousands over to Chris
tianity. A church must be made at
tractive in Its environment to succeed.
and the drawing features must cater to
the mans better nature" During the
past veal s125,0o was raised for church
purposes.
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RECEPTION TO cHuRcHMEN.

The Mems Brotherhood Of the High
Street Presbyterian Church gave a re-
ception and dinner to the men of the
parish last evening. The affair proved
a decided success and was largely at
tended. The principal address was
made by the Rev. DR.. Henry Sloan
Coffin. Of the Madison Avenue Prest.y-
terrain Church. Manhattan, who dis
cussed. with telling force, the vicissi-
tudes of 1.-THE City Church." The Rev.
John J.. Moment, pastor of the High
Street Church, also spoke in a happy
vein. The menu was all that could be
desired and the occasion one long to be
remembered.
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ENGLISH SERVICE TO BE CONTINUED.

Sunday evening service in English,
begun two weeks ago in the Manhat-
tan Park Church at Grove street and
Fourteenth avenue, will be continued
tomorrow night. The Rev. DR.. Davis
W. Lusk will speak. The English
speaking people of the neighborhood
are invited to these services, which
will be continued every Sunday night.
On Easter Sunday night there will be
a children's service in charge Of Miss
Dorothea ]. Luder. A new morning
Sunday school meets every Sunday
morning at 9 o'clock.
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MEMS BROTHERHOOD DINNER.

Attended by more than eighty mem
bers and friends, the first annual din
ner of the Mems Brotherhood Of the
High Street Presbyterian Church was
held last night in the church parlors.
The POSTMASTER of the evening was the
Rev. DR.. Henry Sloan Coffin, pastor of
the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Church, New York, who delivered an
address on 1.-THE City Church"
Among the other speakers was the
Rev. John J.. Moment, the pastor of the
High Street Church, who recently
came to this city from the Bergen Ave-
u Reformed Church of Jersey City.
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SPECIAL WEEK SERVICES
AT FEWSMITH MEMORIAL

Special services have been arranged
for this week at the Fewsmith Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church, Hudson
street, near Orange street, as follows:
Services at 8 p. IN. in the chapel.
Tuesday April II, speaker, the Rev.
W. IT. Stubblebine, Phi. D., assistant
minister of the First Presbyterian
Church, Newark.
Wednesday, April IL, speaker, the
Rev. DR.. George Walton King, pastor
Of the Central Presbyterian Church,
Newark.
Thursday, April 10, speaker, the Rev.
d. N. Dobson, pastor of the Elizabeth
Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church, Newark.
Friday, April A. speaker, the Rev.
DIR. w. w. Giles, minister of the First
Reformed Church, East Orange.
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JERSEY K. OF c. TO BE
AT HOLY HOUR VIGIL.

The New Jersey Chapter, Knights of
Columbus, will be present at a holy
hour service in st. Patrick's Cathedral
tomorrow evening. The services will
commence at 1880 o'clock. The pro-
gram is as follows:
Professional, Onward, Christian Sol
diers." knights; hymn. 20 Salutaris,"
combined choirs; Litany; selection,
CLOSED Veil in that Sweet Sacra-
ment," Francis Frasier; conference. the
Right Rev. Monsignor l. P. Whelan:
solo, 90 Divine Redeemer," Mrs. Sarah
Martin Gribbin: Litany and Act OF Con-
secration: selection, The Palms"
quartet of men and boys; hymn, Jesus
Ny Lord, My God. My ALL" combined
choirs; benediction. 'sacratissimum
Cor Jesu," John Leahy; "Tantum
Ergo" choir; closing hymn, Holy
God" combined choirs.
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'sTHE cRUcIExIoN."

1.-THE Crucifxion," by Stanier, will be
sung Sunday evening in Centenary
Methodist Church. Edward Strong.
tenor, of New York, will assist in this
musical service. The Rev. George G.
Vogel, d. D., will speak or 1.-THE At
Effectiveness OF Christ to the World
On Tuesday evening OF Holy Week
there will be a service; the topic will
be Getting Ready to Live Forever
On Thursday evening the Lords sup
per will be celebrated as a memorial
of the institution of this sacrament
by our Lord. Easter will be a day OF
great Joy in the church.
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SALVATION ARMY SERVICES.

Major Miss Agnes Page, private Sec
rotary to Commander Miss Booth. will
conduct the services at the No. 1 Corps
of the Salvation Army, 80 Market
street, tomorrow. Miss Page is a
fluent and interesting speaker. There
will be three services at which Major
Page will be the chief speaker. begin
ming with a holiness meeting at II a. M.
Christian praise meeting as $3.50 p. m.
Salvation meeting 8 p. m.
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MErHoDIsr

CENTENARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
HuRCH summer avenue and Kearny street
morning on 'Tne vision Of Taithr." and in the
World" a Palm Sunday sermon. The Cruel
nxion," by stainer, will be sung at night by
the choir assisted By Mr.. Edward Strong.
wish to worship with us welcome. 4
CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. Market and Mulberry streets-Rev.
sermon by Rev. +. G. M Ia D. i D. s.so 'p ?.
R Rse + Y : s5,, ssTyiHs, as r :: m; sermon by y
tect will be THE Soui-Saving Disciple" Tues
day. 8. Pm, prayer service; special meeting
are invited to these services.
The musical program for tomorrow will be:
M~orninsEAnthem, Onward Christian Sol:
Faure. Mr.. e cuniiffe. baritone. late Of Eng
land. E~yenins.Anthem. The Home Light"
Sion" Rodney-Rees.
RoSEvILLE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. Orange street and Bathgate place
Dorr Frank Diefendorf; minister. Morning
The Present Opportunity of the Coming King
DOM" Evening worship and sermon: sub
bly, at Il noon. Sunday school 2:30 p. m. Bp-
worth League Nvesper service 6:45 p. m. Boys
o gasper &C ti : o.e eias p; rI m; spes Mao services nth H. the
day and Friday evenings. Strangers are cor
daily Invited to worship with us.
ST. ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL
The pastor. 'd Rsy' 8 ". ". e Vand NssSis. i 3! B..
Will preach tomorrow at 1o:<5 a. M. on the
p. M. his subject will be 1.-THE power Of
United Effort" Special music will be rendered
by the choir at both services. The Sunday
school will meet at ESQ p. M. and the Ep-
worth League at Z p. M; leader, Miss G.
Memmott.
ST. JoHNs METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. Academy and Plane streets-rhe
Charles Wilson breaches 1913 a. m. Sunday
school 1880. Epworth League 5 p. m. vespers
2 p. m. Presiding 7:45 p. m. Best music and
cordial welcome for all. =
ST. LUKE's METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
CHURCH. Clinton avenue and Murray street.
Rev. James H. Macdonald. pastor; The pas,
in the evening at 7:45,
Morning subject:
The Coming Of the King
"The Man Of Ganlee.''
Mr.. George H. Downing. baritone, will sing
The Palms at the morning service.
The morning music will be: Prelude. Offer
toire, Batiste; anthem, Again From Out the
s siSe% OF s Sls'' for Df SsTton sneF! "TEs of Palms.
Marchs. Flsysll EyeninsaPreiuds; Ailsgro
Warren; offertory.. The Palms., Faure; quar-
tet, Memories OF GaliIee'' and There Is a
Land Mine Eye Hath Seem" Crowninshield
~postlude, ALA Marcia.
ST. PAUL'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Broad and Marshall streets-Serv-
ices at 1880 a. m. and TAB p. m. Preaching
by the minister. Rev. George P. Dougherty,
at both services. Morning subject, 'The Pride
Of Birth" Evening subject, THE New Evan
gelism.' Sunday school 2:30 o'clock. Prayer
meeting Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock. Stran-
gers are cordially invited to attend and wor-
ship with us.
The music for tomorrow will be: Morning
Prelude, Reverie, Rogers; offertory. Melody.
West; SOLO The Palms" gaure; p~ostlude,
Adagio. Beethoven; ofertouy, Serenade,
Kinder; colo, There Is a Green Hill Far
Away" Gounod: postlude. Finale, Faunchey.
Florence Multord Hunt, ~soloist; James Philip
son, organist.
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CONSIDER VALIDITY OF
DAWSON APPOINTMENT.

AT the spring meeting of the Presoy-
terry of Newark. to be held in the First
Presbyterian Church Wednesday, the
question will again be brought up as
to whether or not the appointment OF
the Rev. DR.. William Dawson as tenn
porary supply pastor of the First
Church was valid under the Presby-
terrain law. DR.. Dawson is a Congrega-
tionalist.
1t was said last night by one of the
pastors who once before expressed his
opinion on the case that the probable
result of the contention would be that
DR.. Dawson's contract would be quietly
rescinded. and a private agreement ell
tered into with him, from month 10
month, so as to preserve the law.
A new moderator will be elected az
the meeting.
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PASSION PLAY U S

The Rev. Henry r. Rose has been
successful in securing music of the
celebrated Passion Play direct from
Oberammergau. something that has
been heretofore impossible. 1t will be
sung tomorrow night in the Church of
the Redeemer in connection with his
Illustrated portrayal of the Passion
Play. 1t Is the general opinion that
no such Interpretation of the Passion
Play has ever been heard like that
given by Mr.. Rose. The slides, too.
are wonderfully beautiful, having been
hand painted to match the colors worn
by the players at Oberammergau. Mr.
Rose recently gave this portrayal al
Princeton University to a large COM
pany Of students, faculty and towns
people. 1t appeals to young men. The
church win be open at z O'Clock.
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p%ROGREssIvES DINNER.

PATERSON, April S.-The Progress
sive Republicans of Passaic County
have decided to hold a dollar dinner in
this city on June 1. This event prom
Uses to be one of the biggest of the
coming primary campaign. United
States Senator Clapp, of Minnesota.
has agreed to be present and addresses
will be sieliv ed by the recently named
Judge William P. Martin, of Essex;
George L. Record. James G. Blauvelt
and Henry Marelli.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, South
De- Forest RsqTsII' v the nr pss5or =. ne DAVID no
service, the subject of the sermon being Ave
Imperator." His subject at the 7:46 p. m.
The Sunday school viii hold its regular session
at s;4S a, M. and at p. H.. the Young ,Peo-
Leah Thomas. ana nj" discuss aso the topic. Painting
the States White" The music for the regular
church services will be as follows: Morning
fertory. soprano solo, Open the Gates OF the
Temple;' postlude. selected. Ey~ening.Prelude.
selected; anthem. duet. "Tarry With Me. Q Ny
Verdi.
HIo STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
E p .sy John J. Moment pastor. ToWorTSw;
worship lo:55 a. m; subject. Palm Branches
Sunday school 8 ?; m; x p p &: 6 2. e;S FTP P
Traitors Kiss"
The musical program for tomorrow will be
M sn'Sdns or I prelude hSe,, AllesT %u en- IN p Scot scot
Miss Moore; %postlude. ProcessIonai March
F Rsfsleey' raa neens antheml "cod Prf I" a Spirit nhf
Bennett; o%ffertory, over the stars There Il
Rest" Abt, duet. Miss Moore and Miss Dewey
Postluds in B fiat. Drifield.
PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Belle
vile avenue and Aearny street-Rev. John Nc
P IsnIer ob psstoT; sSsssyorl services Tsife p 10 10 a; .e1 IL,
s:aS ?. 'S m.; senior ass Gc&hiristiae EndeaSo.. spsSis:
The Sins That Cruelty, Christ" Tomorrow
II a. m, "~Greed-Judas." 7:45 p. m, Cow
rdice-Pilate.'' Tuesday. s p. m. ''Misrepre.
sentation-The Multitude Wednesday. 8 D
m, 'Criticism-The Passersby." Thursday,
~. M, ''Unbeltef-The Priests" Friday, s p
M, 'Indifference-The Soldiers" Strangers
and visitors cordially invited to all services.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The music for tomorrow will be as follows
them. "Jerusaiem. Parker; ofertory. tenol
solo. king Ever Glorious.'' stainer: post
E-vening-Prelude. The Professional to Cal
vary stainer. from .c~rucifxion:'' anthem
stainer. o~ffertory, sc Thou LATEST Thy Divin,
Petition stainer. duet, tenor and baritone
| ("Crucihxion''); Postlude, Statner. On Easter
Day, April 16, the regular quartet of the Second
Presbyterian Church will be assisted by Miss
Ethel c. Smith, violinist, and Mrs. Lucit
Forest Eastman. harpist. At the evening serv,
! ice the ~cantata. "viotory DIVING, BY ]
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REFORMED.

CLINTON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH.
Clinton avenue and Halsey street-Hev. Al
bsrtus Z. Brock; minister. Prayers In the lee,
1890: topic. THE Kings Appeal" Evening
worship at 7:45; topic. ''Show Your .Coiors.'
Bible school in all its departments at $3.50.
week will be observed with special services
on Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and FRI
The music tomorrow viii be as follows;
Morning-organ prelude, ."Ifosanna." Paul
wachs; anthem. Jerusalem" Henry Parker;
onertory SOLO, ''The Palms. Faure; organ
~postlude, march and chorus. See the Conquer
ing Hero Comes" Handel. E~vening-Organ
prelude. ofertoire in B minor. Thee. Dubois;
offertory solo, One Sweetly Solemn Thought,
Ambrose; organ postiude, Toccata in g. Theo.
Dubois.
FIRST REFORMED tdURcH, Clinton and
minister. : Morning service at 1o:45 o'clock;
topic, Entering Jerusalem" Evening al 7:45
p. m, topicl When Neutrality Becomes I'm,
and lecture. at s o'clock. All welcome.
NEW YORK; AVENUE REFORMED
KEY. Edwin Emerson Davis, minister. will
preach tomorrow morning and evening. 1880
q M, .christ's Kingiy Entry Into JsEusa.
lem" !;4S p. M The undismayed God"
Midwees service Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Good Friday service at s p. m.
NORTH REFORMED CHURCH, Broad and
Bridge streets=Rev. Lucas Boeve, assistant
minister, In charge. Morning worship 1870
o'clock. Evening worship 7:45 o'clock. Morn
ing Sunday school $3.50 O'Clock. Evening Sun
day. school 2;46 o'clock. East Newark and
deayor Society at 6:45 O'Clock. The Rev. A.
F. Won TobeI, of the Presbyterian church,
Athens. Pa, will preach tomorrow, mornins;
his theme, "Reincarnation of Christ and In
the evening he will occupy the pulpit; his sub
ject, 1.-The Perfect Book"
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. JAMES's PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Bellevtlle avenue, at Taylor street
Morning services: Prelude; professional,
hymn 30; Venite, Chant; Benedicite,. Robins
son; Benedictus. Chant; ~introit, hymn 81; kyrie,
Mendelssohn; hymn before sermon, 81; offer
tory, Blessed Jesu," Dvorak; dismissal hymn,
Lead Me Lord" Wesley; recessional. hymn
song; prelude; PROFESSIONAL hymn 44; Masnin-
cat. Clare; Nunc Dimittis. Glare; hymn pc,
fore sermon, 90; o%frertory, Seek We the Lord;
occasional, hymn 523; postlude-
ST, PAUEs PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, corner High and Market streets
The Rev. Henry n. Hadley, rector;
the Rev. H. Landon Rice, curate.
Services for Palm Sunday and holy week
Palm Sunday: Holy communion s a. m. Sun
mon 10:45 o'clock. Evening prayer and ser
mon 7:45 o'clock. Holy week: Monday, Tues
day. Wednesday. evening prayer and address,
s o'clock. Maundy Thursday, Holy communion.
7 a. M; evening prayer and sermon 8 o'clock.
Good Friday, and children's
geryice 0 a. M. the Three Hours, II m. to 3 p.
m evening prayer and sermon 8 o'clock.
ST. STEPHENS EPISCOPAL CHURCH. cor
ner Clinton and Elizabeth avenues-The Rev.
Edmund A.. WATSON, Phi. D.. pastor. Holy COM
munton every ST day 8 a M. and also hrst
Sunday In month at 10:<B a M. and evening at
7:Ab o'clock. Service and sermon by the rector
every Sunday morning at 10:46 O'Clock and eve
ming at 7:45 o'clock. Sunday school $3.50 p. m.
The music tomorrow will be: Morning
Benedicite. ]. A. West; Benedictus. Anon; an
.'Crucihxion." Evening anthem. God So
Loved the World" Stainer. On Good Friday
evening at 8 o'clock the choir will render Sir
John Stainer's cantata, The Crucifxion."
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LIE OISdl MlTdCle GTODleTlS ana
Reformation was the subject of a
weekend address delivered by the Rev.
DR.. John b. Koehne in the Belleville
Avenue Congregational Church last
evening.
William Ewart Gladstone" will be
the topic of Henry Wade Rogers,
Ii. D., the principal speaker at the
ninety-f1fth reception of the Presby-
terrain Union, to be held in the Third
Presbyterian Church on Monday eve
ing.
A c~antata, THE Pillar of Fire" will
be given under the auspices of the
Young Women's Mission Band of the
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
on May 3. Rehearsals are being held
weekly.
The Rev. DR.. Rose at the Church of
the Redeemer tomorrow night will re-
peat his illustrated lecture on THE
Passion Play" He will give the inter-
probation with several added features.
The choir will also render appropriate
Palm Sunday music.
During Holy Week at Trinity Epis-
copal Church the Lenten noontime
services will be held, with the excep-
ton Of Good Friday, when special COM
memorative services will be conducted
at II o'clock in the morning, The Of
f1ciating divine will be Bishop Lines,
who will be assisted by the rector, the
Rev. DIR. Osborne.
At st. Patrick's Cathedral tomorrow
morning the Rt. Rev. Bishop O'Connor
will bless the palms at a service pre-
ceding the mass. The priests, semi
narians and acolytes will carry the
palms in a sacred procession. Mon
signor Whelan will assist in the
services.
At Grace Episcopal Church tomorrow
evening Stainer's sacred cantata THE
C%rucifxion" will be sung by the choir
There will also be special services ir
the morning and during Holy Week
The rector, the Rev. Eliot White, will
oficiate.
Tomorrow evening the choir Of st
James H.. ~. OuuIClS III eLls
street, assisted by a chorus of ovel
forty voices. under the direction o.
A. j. Hollywood, the organist, will rem
der the first part OF THE Seven. Las
Words by Dubois; selections from
THE Creation" by Haydn. and a com'
plete rendition of The Cruci1xion AND
Resurrection by Berwald. c. Arthur
Mailloux, a young violinist, will assis
the s~oloists.
The Holy Name Society Of st. Ann'
Roman Catholic Church has elected tn
following officers for the term: Johl
Muensch, ! president; William Sand
vice-president; George Muensch, re
cording secretary; Henry Wesley
financial secretary; William Gerhard
treasurer. and board Of directors. Johl
Meister, Frank Hartmann, Adolf Dass
ing, Joseph Smith, Joseph Mueller ant
Frederick Walz. The society has i:
membership of 90.
"Sanctihcation for Service will b
the Holy Week special subject OF tn
Brotherhood. OF st. Andrew Of tn
Episcopal Church, the Young Men
; Christian Association, the Lutheran
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"SpOTLEsS TOWN. DAY.

TRENTON, April S.-Charles r. Ran
dali is at the headiof a movement for a
"spotless town" day in Trenton and Will
introduce a resolution at the next meet
ing of Council providing that the street
department, park department and other
city bodies having the care of public
places bend their Efforts toward a good
showing on a day to be designated
later M
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pLAINHELD MEDIcoS ELECT.

PLAINFIELD, April s.-The Plain.
field Medical Society at its annua
meeting last night elected these Off.
GERS: President. Dr. A. II. Dundoni
vice-president, DR.. H. D. Corbusieri
secretary-treaslrer. DR.. G. 7. Long
bothum. DR.. John Rogers. Of New
York. presented a paper after the bust
ness session on Thyroid Glands
which was followed by an informal dis
cussion.
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UNIyERsALIsT.

Rev. Henry x. Rose, Minister.
CHURCH OF THE rEDEEMER, Broad.
diagonally opposite City Hall-Palm Sunday
services at II, with sermon by Mr.. Rose on
The Triumphal Entry of the Hero of Heroes"
Religious school at 10. kindergarten at Il.
Mr.. Rose Will repeat his illustrated portrayal
of the Passion Play at 7:45, accompanied
by music direct from Oberammergau; the first
time in America; hear these selections. Special
service Holy Thursday night at s; MIR. Rose
will speak; come.
The musical program for tomorrow: Morn
ing-Orsan prelude, THE Palms" Faure; pro
cessionai, Forward Be Our Watchword;. up-
them, Jerusalem" Parker-Rees; response
after prayer, Nearer, MY God. to Thee,
Hanscom; ~ofertory. THE Falms,'' Faure: or
gan postlude. Orchestral March. Mendelssohn
Evening-Organ prelude, The Palms" Faure;
professional, forward Be Our Watchword; %
anthem, blessed Be the Lord" Bsrnby; Of
fertory, king Ever Glorious" Stainer; or
gan ~postIude, March Funeber, Batiste. Three
special numbers of O-berammergau music: Grand
chorus, Hail! HALL to King David Son."
THE Brides Lament The Way of the
Cross"
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Hill street. between Broad and Halsey-sun-
day services II a. m. and 8 p. m. subject
dren's Sunday school at $3.50 q. m. A testi-
monisi meeting Wednesday evening At .
o'clock. Reading-room. ct 905 Wiss Building.
ST. Broad street, open daily. except Sundays
ana holidays. from 1890 o. m. to s p. m.
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CONGREGATTONAI,.

HnLLEvrLLn AvENUH CoNGREoA-
TIoNAL CHURCH-Rev. James A. Solandt,
pastor. Morning service 10. IS O'Clock: subject,
After the Entry" Adult classes 12:i5 p. m.
Sunday school 9 p. m. Christian Endeavor
7 =. m. Evening service f:b; subject,
Thoughts for Passion Week" Tuesday, 5 p
n., prayer and fellowship service.
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ST. MATTHEW'S IVAN ELIOAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH-The rite of conflrma-
morrow. Thursday. s p, M. English Lenten
services will be held. and Friday, German. 8
p. m. Communion will be administered at
day.
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UNDER THE SPIRE. J

The Great Miracle Problems and
Reformation vas the subject of a
weekend address delivered by the Rev.
Dr.. John B. Koehne in the Belleville
Avenue Congregational Church last
evening.
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William Ewart Gladstone" will be
the topic of Henry Wade Rogers,
III. D., the principal speaker at the
n~inety-flfth reception of the Presby-
terrain Union, to be held in the Third
Presbyterian Church on Monday eve
ing.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-08

A cantats, THE Pillar of Fire" will
be given under the auspices of the
Young Women's Mission Band of the
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
on May 3. Rehearsals are being held
weekly.