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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

ABOUT GROOM, modern 2.story detached
or semidetached house, brick preferred, In
NV. sec. or Mich. Park, Brookiand or
Colonial Heights. Du. 4i93.
PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy direct from
owner or 4 .bedrm. home: all cash; no
agents. Box 384-D, Star. %
PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy small or
pay all cash. Box 203-D. star. IS
WILL EXCHANGE Q beautifully situated
corner lots overlooking lake In restricted
residential area In Orlando, Fla, Is down
payment on 3-bedrm. house with adeduate
yard; prefer Arlington, Alex. or vicinity.
Call Ovens 1854 SUNDAYS. holidays and
daily after pm. -7
NAVAL OfFlCkk desires to purchase from
2yner. . or 9 room house Tor cash. 81.
Evening star., 1946-09-01

COLORED - NEWTON near Warder st.
n.w.---Beautiful 6-rm. house, front porch,
down.
5000 block Park place NV; 8 rms. and
bath: h..w.h., coal; reasonably priced and
terms. Mr., Brown, DE. 3l42: ewes and
& INVEST. Co. 1918 N. Capitol.
COL0RED-CHOICE NE. location: COM
pletely furnished; rms; occupancy and
2-car garage; Sl4,g50: $4,000 down.
ARTHUR =. BoWLES. zoos 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1946-09-01

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hardwood 6tsdp . fis; incl porShes S excellent con
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brick. near 18th and H SITS. ne--6 rooms
cash. l Rs''f sRos sso'eH Fl
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quiet refined neishborhood near Soldiers
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

rETMoRJH.Nesr Eth cars and stores; La.E.
heat. yard and garage; possession in Sep
now. sTRouP. RA. $500.
ROCK CREEK HILLs-A lovely home in
Rock creek PARK. Just oil ieth H'Iis0Dr" st. in
sommgnlts q tns homes oo IN sssutitp
baths. includes lovely den on frst floor
twin beds and baths on Snd noor
ssar buiIt,In ssrase ol hsst hSs N9thns
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conn. eommunity s, ad,oinisns, I,n, Iks,nw,o9d lovely
bedrooms (all .twin-bed size) and . baths
ns 21s oer list hGor nandss an strfc
priced for immediate sale at s24.a50 Call
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MODERN sRS SEN sEMIDET BRICK ,n,s,. near Conn
decorated. Quick possession. Six big
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Mr. MCBRIDE, .Wo 1928. FRANK S.
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brick, for Sl5,500. now being completed.
with Y bath on first floor. 8 rooms, bed
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tractiye cypress-paneled den or. 1st floor.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-20
AIl Souls'

A special musical service featur- ing a quartet composed of Gladys Fox, Mrs. Karl Tapkep, Lewis Nell and Charles R. Sunpf will be of- fered at the Easter morning service at All Saints Church at il, 1t was announced this morning by the Rev. Thomas L. Sinclair, pastor.
 Joseph M. Schaefer will be Vio- lInist and Harold P. Rogers, organ- ist.
 The musical program will consist of:
 Prelude: "Alleluia' (violin and or- gan). Sullivan; Professional; "At the Lambs High Feast, Elvey; Lords Prayer, Malotte; Anthem: Awake Up My Glory, Harker; Gloria, Robinson; Anthem: "Wel- come Happy Morning, Junior Choir; re Dun, Knox; Kyrie' Brown; Gloria Tibi, Brown; Grolia Gratis, Brown; Nicene Creed, Best; Sermon Hymn: Jesus Christ Is Risen Today, Worgan; Sermon; Offertorium: Tn Joseph's Lovely Garden, Dickerson; Offertory sen- tence, Baurgeois; SurSsunl Corda Brown; Sanctus, Brown; Agnes Del Brown; Communion Hymn: "shep- ard of Souls, Dykes; Gloria III Excels!s, Brown; Nunc DimitIs, Bar nby: Recessional: Come Ye Faith ful. Raise The Strain. Sullivan Postlude: "Alleluia! Alleluia! (vio- lin and orRan), Roper,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-20
Methodist

ST. PAULS, % East Farm Street.-The Rev Edwin \: F Hempel pastor. Sunday school Easter program, g:5O Jesus Lives will be the pastors sermon subject at the worship which the newly installed Hammond organ will played by Organst Wales Melsnger Tor the first time, 10:45 a. m Praise service with mes, sage by the pastor The Restoration of Jesus and the singing of Easter hymns, 7;3O ?. mid-week de- votions, Tuesday, 1880 D. m =. FIftST Corner North Main and savings etreets-Ine John J. snavey pastor. The Joy of Easter VIII pc the pastors sermon subject the worship 1O:SO a. m Youth Fellowship Easter service, 6 D. m Woman s Society of Christian Service will sponsor an lnterna tionai Tea. Tuesday, D. m Circle of Cheer Monday n Girl Scouts. Tuesday, D. m. Womens socetS of Christian Service district meeting Tn Bristol ThS, d junior departments led by Mrs. Robert E. Wiloughoy Friday D. Junior choir. Friday 5:s0 D. m. 'Church choir, Friday. 7:30 m. .,.... GRACE, 1929 TOmastOn AVenue-The Rev Richard Nut pastor. service with the Rev. George Cherry- home speaking He is among the Living 1c,,S 2, T breakfast sponsored by the senior Fellowship, a. Church school. e:4b a. m DediSa- . tion of the Hammond church organ in Ihahks. giving safe return of 40 servicemen rom the parish held at the worship at which the pas tor will speak The Triumph of God II a. m Jun choir Easter service at the southmayd hoee. p m Junior Youth Fellowship ?. m. Women's soclety Christian Service study group at the home ol Emile Burger. 1s sprague Street, Thursday ''"'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-20
First Church

Sunday Services. s Music for Worship n a. m. Anthem "Alleluia" ..n.... Mozart Hymn Christ the Lord is Risen To- day"
 Anthem Joyful Easter-tide' arr |. :.
 .....". by Dr.. Charles Wood Anthem When Christ Arose Vic torious" ......!......... Whitford Hymn Grown him the Son of God" Sermon We Look With Faith" ..
 .. by Rev, B. Kenneth Anthony
 Notices For The Week
 The Ellen J. Whiton Book Club meets at the church Monday eve- ming, 7:30. Miss Sarah M. Ball will speak on the topic "A Day at the Day Nursery. Mrs. Vincent Weaver and Miss Ruth Camp will be host eSses.
 The First Church Guild will have its spring Rummage Sale Thursday in the Scout House, starting at g a m. Mrs. Victor Hedberg, Jr., Mrs Keneth E. Tullar. Mrs. Edwin c Bradley, Jr.. will be in charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-20
First Congregational
(ThOmaStOn)
10:45 A. M.

10:45 A. M. Organ Prelude-"Resurrection ... M orn", ............... JonnSton Hymn l59 ......... Arthur Sullivan Invocation and The Lords Prayer Responsive Reading 42 and Gloria Patrei.
 Talk To Juniors: Easter Stories" Hymn l60 ........... Henry Smart Anthem:-"As It Began to Dawn ......... ...''............ COonpS Scripture LeSson-Psalm A ... Baxter Howell Solo-"The Cloister Knelp-Ruben. stein ......... Mrs. Lois Schmeltel The Pastorial Prayer. 'Offeratory Anthem-"The Resur- rectlOn ....,....''.. S0tuIIs Sermon-"The Meaning of Easter" Hymn 16l ......... Charles Wesley Benediction and Organ Postlude-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-20
St. Michael's
(Naugatuck)

Rev. Winfred B. Langhorst, Rec Z tor
 The services for Easter Sunday, April 2lst. and the week that fol- lows, are: TOO A. M.
 Holy Communion (ChoraD Offertory-"In Joseph's Lovely Garden Dickinson
 Ushers: Seabury Hungerford Wallace Noble, George Wiggles- worth, and Elmer Schmitz. 2 300 A. M.
 Holy Communion
 Ushers: Raymond Paul, w Ere mont Hoadley. Leroy Andrew, and George Wood Z HOO A. M. ! Holy Communion and Easter Ser mon Offertory-"Jesus Christ is Risen 2 Tioday"-Gaul
 Ushers: William Noble, Jr, Har- old Baldwin, Frederick Nawrath, :. and c. Arthur Pager, 3.sO P. M.
 Children's Easter Service Gounod AIS P. M
 The Easter Pageant-"The Other Apostles the Parish House 800 P. M.
 The Easter Pageant--"The Other Apostles"-in the Parish House Monday:--7:45 F. M.
 st. Michael's Altar Guild Tuesday:
 6:45 P. M.-Altos & Sopranos 7:3O P. M.-Cub Pack
 500 P. M.-Playmaker's Rehear- sal
 Thursday:
 3:30 P. M. Brownies
 4:45 P. M. - Grammar School Choir
 7:30 P. M.-Troop 2 Boy Scouts
 7:4S P. NJ. --Wcmen's Auxiliary Movie
 800 P. M-Playmakers Rehear- aI
 Friday;
 a.30 p M.-Troop 35 Girl scouts T.30 p. M.-Troop 24 oifl scouts FOO P. M.--Boy's Choir
 1I5 P A.-0IflS Choir
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-20
Church Admits Dozen Candidates TOn10rrolU
Reception of New Members To Feature
 South Congregational Morning Exercises

Eight people VIII present. tlehi- selves as candidates for membership in the South Congregational Church tomorrow morning and four others will be represented by letters of transfers, it was announced this morning by the pastor, the Rev M' Webb Wright,
 The list includes:
 On confession of faith
 Frederick Spencer Boisvert, AIS
 Pearl Lake Road;
 Eleanor Bailey Bounds 1858 Bald
 win Street;
 Robert Williams Busch, 298 Ray
 .lond Street;
 Ruth Ann Busch, 29S Raymond
 Street; Arthur Roy Hansen, 143 Pearl
 Lake Road
 Ronald Gregory Hurlburt, l2i
 Tracy Avenue
 Muriel May BcKinley, 3 Glenn
 Street
 Virgil Harry Slocum, Jersey'Street By letter of transfer Mrs. Thomas Hansberry 5l Wash
 ington Street, from Trinity
 United Brethren Church, E.
 Cleveland, Ohio.
 John R, Phillips, l0l Edin Street, from Grace Evangellcal
 Church, Allentown, Pa
 Mrs. John R. Phillips, lol Edln
 Street, from Grace Evangel-
 ical Church, Allentown, Pa. Mrs. Virgil Harry Slocum, Jersey
 Street, ,from Oakville Union
 Church Oakville.
 Meriden Farley The 18th annual meeting Of the Council of Congregational Christian Women of Connecticut will be held April 24 in the First Church, Mer- iden, from lo:30 to 4:30. The speak CTS will be Mrs. Howard Stone An 1 derson, Miss Helen Kenyon and the Rev. Franklin Cole. The Second Mile gift will be dedicated, The pro gram will close with Service of Communion conducted by the Rev Emerson Hangen and pr. James F. English
 The Finance Committee has designated the money to be received in the Easter Banks to go toward the quota for the Committee for War Victims and Reconstruction. These banks will be collected Sun day, April 28 with a special recogni- ton of the gifts. The quota is S263. MT. Wright is going to exchange pulpits Sunday, April 28 with the Rev. William McCance, minister Of the Congregational in Middlebury MT. McCance spent almost three years in the Army as a chaplain re- turning last fall to his Church This exchange is in cooperation with an exchange in the churches of the Naugatuck Valley Association oi
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-20
Lutheran

FIRST. Spencer Avenue Rev Robert sonsl com
 fnunion service a. m. English Easter service lv a n German Easter service. H. IS m German . service, with special music Dy tue senior hoira and sermon entitled Eassea the Royal Festival, 12:l5 .. Easter sunday program in the parish house. 2 p m rsSay Msns Ts n m sunshine Society. Wednesday. lsO D. rn intermec- se RIIsI sIpEM EVANGELICAL North Main Street and Electric Avenue-The Rev. E EnnT Kron pastor Church school 10 m Tne pastor WI. wi,. speak on Christ s the Victor and special aa. Esn.s Music will be offered at the service. D. nn laass Aid will meet the home of Mrs Hiding hakanson. Carter Road. Plymouth, Thursday atterneon' .su'"ef I.eaeua meeting in the church, Thursday, D D. nl ZION EVANGEIiCAL. sel Cherry stFeet-The heM E' Einar Kron nastor Children's choir practice stS a m. Church school final practice for Eases as0 n, m, Christ the Victor VIII pc she pasto. sermon subject the Easter servee At whch spesa ,e.sS s m Church school ehlldrens Easter program ,,nder ihe direction of holland Palmer, D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-20
St. Patrick's

St. I9GE1Ck
 Rev. Eugene P. Cryne, Pastor Masses ', 8, 9:30 & Il a. m. At the children's Mass at 9:3O a. m. the following anthems will be sung by the Junior Choir: The Day of Resurrection, Allelulia Alleluial Ye Sons & Daughters of the King. Let Glory in the Highest be Given Lord to Thee,
 Communion:
 O Bread of Angels.
 Soloist: Miss Alice Accetura, High Mass-l1:00 A. M. | Vidi Aquan1 --.....-- Georglan The Senior choir will sing the Mass in ID" by W. J. March. Offetory "Surexit Christus" ......
 ...Y........... Carlo Rossini Soloists of the Mass
 Mrs. Marie Barnes Murphy.
 Miss Theresa Raymond.
 MT. John Kelly.
 Benediction of the Blessed Sac rament will be given after this Mass Ave Verum-Mozart. Quartet-Mrs. Barnes Murphy, the
 Missus Catherine. Barbara and Elaine D'Amour. Tantum Ergo Holy God We Praise Thy Name Mrs. Thomas Healy, Organist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-20
Catholic

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 @ S% GGs9sr M West snsa MnP paso "9a inc icv, George Reilly, the Rev Phillip Hussey. the sI RG9aS Masses S"[' '9o ''i 10 SS snd Ii % m ST GEGlA Mas ss sG"y aMd stes1h0 Rev Peter 0unS ST. FRANCIS XAVIER Os5 Baldwin street-The Rey. S' SS Inc Fev James sullivan assstants Masses 7:3o S;so, 9;2o and II a. m Rosary and bened'eti0n and anS Ss" s Rev Dr. Joseph Borusos the Rev Edward RadzeyIch and sa0 m N9E Rosary SiSG% ana "Sa%s Scnodcon at m ST srANIsLAUs KOsTKA. SC East Farm @ street-IHe The sEowskl assistant Masses 7 9 and lO:3O a. m: An RoEsH oar5 and SsneGo% G SS SySn m the O'CLOCK OUR LADY LOURDEs, sOO south Main Street.-The Farrell Rocco Nadile. assistants Masses 7:3O 10 and II a. m Rosary and oenedietion ST MARGARErs. Willow s.res.-Ths Rev; John 4. A Francis P Mclaughlin. assistants Masses r E. used at the 10 o'clock Rosary and DenedictOn OUR LADY or MOUNT CARMEL. ss5 highland Avenue The Rev Patrick " Flynn pastor and tho iSs Rey Masses z $ 9, 10 and Ii a m. Rosary and benedic- cryne pastor and the Rev Thomas Y niEnam .a and s;so Snd II a. m rho last Mass will be high Mass after which benedictlons will follow.
 SACRED HEART. woieott street-The Rev Henry F.. E. tho Rev Bradf9rd Cotton hs heS SSen C. q. g. 3. 10 and II a.
 ST. AIMS Mais strest-Ths Rev Ernest I Al i6e Rev Alfred Mathieu assstants Masses 7'sO S;30. 9:45 and n a. m
 PETE AND ST PAUL ;a sSSih%1sd sS 1so"d1es a,Hss Wood AGe'' aaa the H'S Rev John j sullivan assistants Masses q 6. O. 10 ad 1T a. m
 BLESSED SACRAMENT. iDs Robbins street-Ihep ; ksS, Edward l.. Morrison pastor. and Lne hef. nopst Chpgnon and tho Rev Anthony sima asssiapta' Ainsses G. z. and n O. LuCYs % Braaeh ssreel=rhs Rev pes se9geio' sS Alca Reeie, asaistanla Masses 7 D. ana l"'so a. m' Ifnaafy hcnpdictfon at z Q. H ST. lsoA ss.s E % ef's s ss e.sS ss s is s9sss ssgy 9ssT ssa sssIsisq. Hen.dsaa s'e s m '"'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-20
Catholic Information
Of course He rose
 from the dead!

History records a man of l90O years ago, who claimed to De God History relates that he proved his claims by doing the humanly lm- possible-curing the sick, blind, deaf and dumb, and raising the dead to life.
 History has written down in"eI- ibly that Jesus Christ rose rom the dead on the third day after His crucifixion, just as He. Him- self had foretold thus proving definitely His Godhead,
 So certain is this historic tact that the greatest enemies of the new Religion dared not deny the evidence: for they knew that the hundreds who had seen the risen Christ would laugh them to 5corh' So conclusive a proof of the diYin- ity of Christ was the Resurrection that it's preachment was the chlet instrument in bringing thouSahaS upon thousands into the Church in the early days, and millions upon millions during the centuf- ies since.
 Historyp What history? The greatest and most authenticated history ever written-the Gospels, The history that has proved itSeli thoroughly and permanently by coming unscathed through the at tacks of the greatest minds or pagans and atheists throughout the centuries
 But yet another history con- firms the facts. Flavlus Josephus, the learned Jewish historian Of the first century, who neve. em" braced Christianity writes thus'
 "He was the Christ And when Pilate, at the suggestion of the principal men amongst us, had condemned him to the cross, those that loved him at the first did not forsake him: for he appeared 10 them alive again the third day, as the divine prophets hadefore- told ""
 And yet there are some today who deny by their teaching and preaching the historic fact of the Resurrection, though they doubt not at all the accomplishments oi XerXes, Alexander, and Caesar whose histories are far less au' thenticated
 Of course Jesus Christ rose iron the dead The Catholic knows . this from faith and from fact And on Easter Sunday the Church celebrates that most glorious O. all festivals, the Resurrection, by which Christ proved Himself Goo and restored to a fallen race th' great privileges lost by sin.
 If it's anything Catholic, ask Catholic! or write:
 Catholic Information, 625 Bald win Street, Waterbury, 75, Conn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-20
Boptist

FIRST Corner Grove Street and Central Avenue-The Rev. David P. Gaines pastor: The pastor VII preach at the worship, Life, i0.30 baptismal serf- re will follow The pastor will preach on Why tns Christian Faith frumphs, 'ia0 D. m baptsma serfct 10 follow Workers conference nt tho home or r hnu Mrs, clarence 4, lsbell, Tuesday, D m WemeMs atudy program, Wednesday. ?. m Lawrence M per, yea of the Connecticut Light and Power company Mi. mpaaA tn the Mems League on one world 9f Nons.s Monday $ p Quarterly bushes. meeting Ehufsanss 5,tk D. n. Child Study Group Friday p m
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-20

Congregational Churches and Min isters.
 Items of Interest
 Events next week Sunday 7:30 D. m.-Evening Service with
 showing of the sound motion
 picture Journey into Faith" Monday
 FOO D. m.-Troop F Girl Scouts Tuesday,
 500 D. m.-Women'S Association Wednesday 200 D. m,-Dorcas Circle. Thursday
 TOO p. m.-Troop l9, Boy Scouts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-20
EpiscopoIfon

ST JOHNS, Corner West Main and Church streets-The Rev. Francis o. Ayres pastor Holy communion at the . Waterbury Hospital 6:30 a m. Holy communion ana address, ' a. m Holy Communion and sermon lV;4o nj school festival, m. Nursery schooi in the Guild Hall children between the ages or two and eight 10:45 a. m. Women's Council meeting Thursday, ? D. m. Mothers Guild dessert bridge party, WOinesday, 1880 D. m Annual rummage sale for the support of the Sunday School Missionary Offering Thursday.
 CHRIST CHAPEL. 2OsO East Main street.-The Rev san ueI Budde vicar. Holy communion a. m Holy coIl- munion and sermon i0:45 m. Church school festiy- al p.
 ST PAUI'S, WatervilIe-Hoy communion and sermon, $ and 1 Altar Guild breakfast, a. m. Church school 10 a. m of baptism 12:3O D. m Viewers meeting Wednesday, p. m. ALL SOULS, Cloves and Hewlett Street.-The Rev. Thomas L. Sinclair. pastor. Holy communion wi music, z a m. Holy communion (plain), y a. n Holy communion with music and sermon, II a. III. Childrens 4 D. m. New Haven Archdeaconry Youth rally Trinity Church. Branford April 27 Council of church women's fellowship luncheon May z Ere sentation service Church Cathedral Hartford May 1. CHRIST, Bethany--The Rev. Winfred B. Langhorst. pastor The Rev. John P Cuyler. Jr will deliver the after communion. II a. m The children VIII present their mites during holy communion. TRINITY 25 Prospect Street.-The Rev Roger B. T. An derson, pastor Holy Eucharist, with choir, a. m Holy Eucharist, a. m. Procession and Holy Euchar- af m
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-20
Second Congregational Easter Sunday, April 2l
 ii 4. M.

H As Ms order of Morning Worship Prelude:
 sunrlse-from Peer Gynt Suite
 Grieg Resurrection Morn Johnston ProceSslonal Hymn-Come, Ye Faithful, Raise the Strain Call to Worship, Invocation and Lords Prayer Anthem: Christ Triumphant Yon Responsive Reading-Gloria Pat- II Contralto Solo: Open the Gates of the Temple Scripture Reading Prayer
 offertory (ouartet-Joy to the World Edwards Chorus-In Joseph's Lovely Gar den Dickinson (Junior and Senior choirs Com bined)
 Doxology
 Children's Sermon Hymn--Come, See the Place Where Jesus Lay The Sermon: "The Last Enemy" Text:
 "The last enemy that shall be destroyed is death" Recessional Hymn-Christ the Lord is Risen Today Benedietion Postlude:
 Russian Easter Rimsky -Korsa- koff
 The Flowers Tn The Vase Tn Memory Of Deacon and Mrs. F. Henry Seng. The Flowers On The Communion Table Tn Memory of Mir. and Mrs. Frank E. Warner.
 IN MEMORIAM Mrs. Crayton F. Carpenter, April l3, 1946. Mrs Carpenter, wife of our Senior Deacon, was a member of this church for 9 years, uniting here January 6, 1924.
 FORUM-7:30 P. M. 18th Annual Easter Evening Serv- ice. The MendolsSolln Male Chorus. Waldo s. Newbury, Organist. Organ Prelude-7:15-7:30 F. M. Hymn MT. Newbury Invocation and Lords Prayer Chorus:
 Prayer of Thanksgiving (old Dutch) Arr. Kremser Guide Me o Thou Great Je- hOvah Mueller Salvation Belongeth to Our God
 Tschesnokoy Creations Hymn Beethoven Scripture Reading Chorus: Hallelujah Amen Handel O Majestic Trees Handel The Blind Plowman Clarke The Radiant Morn Woodward Prayer
 Rev. Kenneth Anthony, Thompson Offertory Chorus: Jesus. Joy of Mans Desiring
 Bach The Bellman Forsythe Tn the Garden Miles The Lost Chord Sullivan Hymn
 Benediction
 Prayer from "Eansel and oretal"
 HumperdiHk Postlude
 Mir. NewbuEy.