The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-29

busy day tomorrow and, also, on Saturday as tho usands visit the various shops in bearch of Easter clothing.
 At the Young Peoples Sunrise service in Hayden Park on Easter Sunday morning, Waights C.. Henry, Jr. student assistant at the Bunker Hill Congregational church will deliver the Eastern message. Young people of the Bunker Hill, First Methodist, First Baptist and the second Congregational churches will participate. John Johnson will play an instrumental prelude and the call to worship will be given by Marion Matthews. The scripture will be read by Rob- ert Borden. In case it rains, the service will be held at the First Baptist church.
 An anthem, written by Royal Andrews Merwin, formerly of this city and dedicated to Rev Dr John N. Lewis of St Johns Episcopal church, will be included in the Easter musical program of the First church. It is entitled Hail, Postal Morn".
 The Mendelssohn Male Chorus will present its annual Easter con- cert Sunday night at the Second Congregational church under the direction of c. Loring Burwell. An organ recital by Waldo $. New berry will precedc the concert.
 Last night Rev Kenneth Forbes of Stamford delivered the sermon at the Lenten service at Trinity n6 ,<,;. M of St Johns assisted in the serv- ice. Yesterday noon at St Johns Rev Wilbur D. Ruggles conducted service the preached was Rev Thomas l.. Crosby,
 Tonight at St Johns church a holy communion service will take place at o'clock, also at Christ chapel. This morning, at Trinity, All Souls and St Paurs Episcopal churches holy communion services were conducted. Other services scheduled for tonight in the Protestant churches include: Union communion services of Baptist churches, South Federated church, 8 o'clock. Rev T. L. Crosby will preside assisted by Rev Axel Wall. The sermon will be preached by Rev David P. Gaines. There will also be serv- ices at the Italian Baptist and Zion Baptist churches this even- ing.
 Union Congregational commun- ion service at the Italian Congre- gational church, corner Union and South Elm streets, at 8 o'clock, The pastor. Rev Pasqualc Codella, will conduct the service, assisted by Rev Moses R. Lowell, Rev w. Lewis, and the sermon will be preached by Rev .Dr James l.. Gregg.
 German communion service, First Lutheran church, 8 D. m.
 Communion service and re- ligious drama. "Release." based on the demand that Barabbas be re- leased in place of Christ, is the order of services at the West Side Hill Methodist church this evening at o'clock.
 There will be communion scrv- Ice at Grace Methodist, Waterville, this evening, at 7:30. the pastor, Rev M. B. Simonson officiating.
 This morning thousands of Cath olic attended mass in observance of Holy Thursday. Tomorrow. Good Friday, the mass of the Pre- Sanctified will be celebrated and in the afternoon and evening special services will take place. On Sat- urday. Holy Saturday, many will attend mass again. BaptismaI water will be blessed and the pas cal candle and the Sacred Host will De returned to the altar. The Lenten fast will end Saturday noon, The Catholic and Protestant churches will have special pro. grams on Easter Sunday.
 Services tomorrow morning at the Swedish Lutheran Zion church will be held at 10:45 o'clock. The pastor will deliver the sermon. his subject being, "The Resurrec- tion'. The choir will be heard in addition to several vocalists. At D.. m., instead of 7sp. m., as previously announced, the Sunday school will give it's Easter program. The subject will be Faith, Hope and Love-. All are welcome.
 Mrs Commandant Wilbur of South Norwalll will be the special speaker at the Sunday services at the Salvation Army at 8 o'clock. The weekly Sunday school class will be conducted at o'clock and again at the Brookside Home at o'clock. The Young Peoples meeting will get underway at 6:30 o'clock with special services at o'clock.