Brooklyn Daily Eagle Articles (1905)

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Religious Notices.

Baptist.

AT THE BAPTIST TEMPLE, THIRD AY AND

Schermerhorm shr. Rev. Cortland Myers. D.U.

pastor; Rev. W. I. Southernton, associate pastor;

services at 10:30 A.M. and 1:30 P.M. Preaching

by the pastor. Music by the Temple Choir and

Orchestra. Bible school at 12.

AINSLIE ST BAPTIST CHURCH, AINSLIE ST. near Graham av. Rev. Frederick Pollard, pastor; Prof. F. W. Ellis Coater, organist—Sunday A. M. 10:45; preaching; sermon, "What Christ Said When He Came from the Grave." Bible school, 2:30; Chas. L. Eisenhardt, superintendent, Sunday evening, 7:45, special anthems by the choir. Rav. Geo. L. McNutt, the Renowned preacher, who designed his fashionable church to get in touch with the workingman, will preach. He is an orator of great power. Strangers invited to hear this man. Baptism at close of service. Open air meeting corner Grand st and Graham av., led by Evangelist; Furman.

CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH, ADELPHI ST.

near Myrtle nv.-Services at 10:30 A.M. and

7:45 P.M. Strangers cordially invited. All seats free

EMMANUEL BAPSTIST CHURCH, LAFAYETT av and st. James place, Rev. John Humpstone, D.D., pastor, Rev. E., P. Farnham, D.D., will preach at both services. Morning worship at 10:25. Sunday schools at 2:30. Evening worship at 7:30. Saturday evening at 8 o'clock (annual meeting). Pastor's class for exposition of the Sunday school lesson. Saturday at 4 o'clock.

FIFTEENTH ST. BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev. H. Allen Tupper, Jr.

Pastor- Presching services at 10:45 A.M. and 7:30

P.M. school at 7:20 P.M. You are invited

19 three services

GREENWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH, SEVENTH av and Sixth et. Rev, Dr. R. H. R. pastor, Preaching by the pastor at 10:40 A.M. and 8 P.M.; morning sermon, "The Gain of Losing" evening subject, "A Wonderful Conversion" baptism at evening service, Sunday school at 2:00 P.M.; Young People's meeting at 7 P.M. Strangers cordially welcomed at all services.

GREENE AVE. BAPSTIST CHURCH.

Greene Ave., between Lewis and Stuyvesant,

CORNELIUM, LEWIS & WESTMINSTER

services at 10:30 A.M. and at 7:45 P.M.

Morning Subject.

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Methodist Episcopal.

JANES M. E. CHURCH,

Corner Reid av and Monroe el.

Rev. John Wesley Hill, D.D., Pastor,

Will occupy the palpit, both morning and even

ing. Subject, mornig service. $10.35.

"The Workings of Providence."

Sunject: everday services 1:32.

"HEAVENLY RECOGNITION."

FREE SEATS STRANGERS are made WELCOME at all services.

NEW YORK AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, corner Dean at Rev. Francis J. McDonnell, pastor- Services of divine worship at 1:30 A.M. and 7:20 P.M., with preaching; morning, sermon by pastor, theme, "The Disciples Return to Their Fishing Nets." Evening, the Mass of the Reformation Reform Bureau, theme, "Good News from Washington." Sunday school at 2:45 and Epworth League meeting at 6:45. Strangers welcome at all services.

SAINT MARK'S.

SUMNER AY M. E. CHURCH, GARINER S.

Eldridge, D.D., pastor - Services at 10:30 A.M.

and 7:43 P.M. Subject evening sermon. "The

Comfort of God." Seats free. All welcome.

The Rev. John H. Willey, Ph D., Pastor,

Services, with preaching, by the pastor.

Ocean ay and Beverley road.

SAINT JOHN'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Bedford ay and Wilson st, Rev. David A. Burchard, 0-20 Dr. George Heber Jones of Koe, N.G. P.M., Rev. Dr. C. H. Buck, of Yokkers, N. Y.

SUMMERFIELD METHODIST EPHISCOPAL CHURCH. Washington and Greene arts; Rev. James E. Haines, pastor—Preaching by the pastor at 10:45 A.M. and 1:45 P.M.; Sunday school at 2:45 P.M.; Enworth League prayer meeting at the close of the evening service. All welcome.

SANDS ST MEMORIAL.

Corner Henry and Clark* "On the Heights" Rev. G. M. Brown, pastor-Services 10:30 A.M. and 7:45 P.M.; sermons by the pastor; morning subject, "Prayer, a Christian Privilege"; eventing, "An inheritance Worth Having." All seats free. SIMPSON METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Clermont and Willoughby avs—The pastor, Rev. Wm. J. Thompson, will preach Sunday, 10:30 A.M. on "The Beginning of Preaching." Sunday school at 2:30. Epworth League at 1. At

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Protestant Episcopal.

SAINT PETER'S CHURCH STATE ST. DR.

Lindsey Parker, rector-holy Celebration,

$A.M. Midday service, 11 A.M. Easter musical

repeated, "One hour service,"$ P.M.

ST BARTHOLOMENE'S CHURCH, PACIFIC ST.

near Bedford ay, Rev. Robert M., W. Black,

rector-Services $ and 11 A.M. 4:30 P.M. Visitors cordially welcome.

ST. MARK'S ADELPHI ST. SPENCER S.

Roche, D.D., rector-Sunday services $ 10:30

A.M. 3 (deaf mutes) and 7:45 P.M. The pastor

preaches in the morning, the Rev. Wm. D.

Perry in the evening.

ST. ANN'S CHURCH

Clinton st corner Livinston.

REESE F. ALSOP, D.D. RECTOR,

Services 8, II, 4:15 and 7:30.

SAINT PAUL'S CHURCH,

CLINTON AND CARROLL STS.

EASTER MUSIC

Will be repeated at 11 A.M. and 7:45 P.M.

ST. MARY'S CHURCH CLASSON AND WILLOUGHY ave, Rev. J. Clarence Jones, rector-Morning prayer and sermon, 10:30 A.M. Sunday school, J P.M. Evening prayer and sermon by the Right Rev. Henry C. Potter, D.D., LL.D. Bishop of New York, 7:20 P.M.

ST. LUKE'S CHURCH CLINTON AV. NEAR Fulton st. Rev. Henry C. Swentzel, D.P. pastor -The First Sunday after Easter. Services at 11 and 1 A.M. and 7:41 P.M. Dr. Swentzel will proach in the morning and the Rev. Warren C. Hubbard in this evening. Sunday school and roctor's Bible class, P.M. All are cordially invited.

Reformed Church in America.

AT THE FIRST REFORMED CHURCH, "OLD FIRST": seventh av and Carroll st. services, by Farrar, will presch. The Easter music will be repeated at evening service.

ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH, MARCY AV. CORNER Gates, the Rev Winfield Scott Baer, pastor — Morning prayer with sermon 10:39. Evening. 7:39. Choral service with sermon to the Men's Club by the Rev. Henry C. Swentzel. D.D.'s rector of St. Luke's Church. Easter musel will be repeated. Visitors cordially welcome. Sunday school at 3.

BETHANY CHURCH, CLERMONT AV. NEAR

WANTED—HELP—FEMALES.

WANTED-OFFICE ASSISTANT WICHEFT &

GARDINER, Atlantic and Scheectheady ass.

WANTED-WAIST AND SKIRT HANDS ALSO

errand girl. 270 Fifty-second at. 25-1

WANTED—A FIRST CLASS FAMILY IRONER for underwear and ladies' clothes; also strong sober washwoman. Model Laundry. 7 Fleet st.

WANTED—ATTRACTIVE YOUNG WOMEN TO pose in costume for illustrator; also chorus girls; experience unnecessary. FLAGG. 4 Fifth av. New York. 23-7

WANTED-DRESSMAKERS, WAIST AND

skirt dropers. Enthusiasts, helpers, improvers;

heat sewers; good wages; long season NOEL.

33 West Forty-fifth at, Manhattan. 27-7

WANTED-LADY. AGENTS FOR USEFUL, AND ornamental article that sells at eight, big profit.

Call at 13 Ashland place, corner Fulton st.

from 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Mrs JERRY. 20-3

WANTED-BUTTON HOLE MAKERS ON ladies fine undergarments; hand workers only; no work given out; only first class workers wanted. J. BALMON. 182 Pacific st. Brooklyn.

WANTED-STYLISH HAIR DRESSER WHO goes out reasonably; would hire one once a day by the week or with board and act as companion: $5; reference required. A. C., Box 6, Eagle office.

WANTED-YOUNG GIRL TO WAIT ON DOOR and make herself generally useful in professional man's office; must be neat, smart and willing. Address in own handwriting, stating age and last position, if any. B. B. B., Eagle office.

Nurses and Seamstresses.

DRESSMAKER WANTS ASSISTANTS

TO WORK ON SKIRTS, WAISTS AND SLEEVES; ALSO ERRAND GIRLS. CALL AT 44 FLATBUSH AVENUE. 25-3

WANTED-FIRST CLASS NURSE: BEST CITY reference required; one willing to go to country for the summer. Apply at 236 Decatur st. 29-2

WANTED-NEAT GIRL OR YOUNG WOMAN, to help with babies; good pay to right party.

Call before 7 P.M. F. REHBERGER 235 Garfield place, between Seventh and Eighth ave. Brooklyn. 29-3

WANTED—HELP—MALES.

WANTED--A BOY IN HARDWARE STORE TO

make himself generally useful; city AI re-

treats. Apply 10% Flatbush av, Brooklyn. 28-2

WANTED-BOY IN OFFICE OF HARDWARE

manufacturing concern; this is a good opportu-

nity to learn a good business; salary $3 per

week. Address HARDWARE Eagle office.

WANTED-GERMAN SPEAKING YOUNG MAN to keep books and make himself generally useful in storage warehouse. Call in person, 269 Ellerly at, between 10 and 12. Sunday, April 30.

WANTED-FOURDRIERI WIRE WEAVING shop storeman; only those fully capable and having experience as foreman need apply. Address FOURDRIERI. Eagle office. 29-7

WANTED-INSTALLEDMENT COLLECTOR FOR

merchandise, accounts; good salary and

expenses. Address GLOBE COMPANY, 733 Chestnut

at, Philadelphia, Pa. 27-3

CAPABALE MEN WANTED TO FILL Executive, Clerical, Technical and Salesmen positions paying 1,000 to 3,000; call or write HAPGOODS (Inc.). Suite 505, 309 Broadway, N.Y.

WANTED-BOY. AGED 15 TO 17. IN REAL estate office; good chance for obliging and industrious boy. Call Sunday morning, between 9 and 10, at 187 Flatbush av. WALLACE & WESTERN.

WANTED—A FIRST CLASS OFFICE BOY; ONE

just graduated from school preferred; no

experience necessary. Apply to Western Electric

Cb. 67-47 Bathurst st, New York. A1-39

WANTED-YOUNG MAN, 35. AS A SHIPPING clerk in bakers and understanding light book-keeping; one living near by; one not afraid of long hours. West End Bakery, Surf av. near Twelfth st. Coney Island.

WANTED—EXPERIENCED TRUCK

PLUMBING SCHOOLS.

Wanted men and boys to earn while learning plumbing, trade, COYNE BROS. CO. Schools of Practical Plumbing, Actual work. No correspondence, Address 4973-73 East avt, St. Louis, Mo.: 107-9 W, 3d st, Cincinnati, O. Send for catalogue. g4 361t

FAMILIES WANTED WITH GROWN UP BOYS

troop 16 to 25 years of age, as helpers in a

mill in Central New York; moderate wages, but

steady work guaranteed all the year round;

school house, churches, etc., near the mill;

rent for tenure.

WANTED—SITUATIONS—MALES.

WANTED-SITUATION-AS USEFUL MAN IN boarding house, R. H. MAC, 151 Pacific at, 23-2

WANTED-SITUATION-AS STEAM FITTER'S helper; practical and experienced; reference, L.

Ia, 51 Fifty-ninth st 29-7

WANTED-SITUATION-BY A YOUNG MAN,

19, in building line; highest references; bond if

desired. H. K. PARTRIDGE, 136 Park place.

WANTED-SITUATION-AT ANYTHING, WITH chance of advancement, by a young man, 21; first class references. Address GEORGE FRANZ, 193 Atlantic av. Brooklyn. 29-2

WANTED-SITATION-AS DRIVER OR AS

helper; 15 years experience; double or single; 10 years

reference from last employer; DRIVER;

203 St. Mark's ay.

29-2

WANTED-SITUATION-AS BARTENDER OR

assistant, by a. Swedish man; references.

E. JOHNSON, 461 Third av, New York City, care

Scandia Cafe.

WANTED-SITUATION-AS USEFUL MAN, BY a young man; thoroughly experienced; in prl vate house; excellent references; wages 25. Ad dress J, R., 20 Livingston at. 12-

ed man, to make himself generally useful around

kitchen or as porter or waiter or with private

family. Please call at 200 Johnson st; HILTON

BRIDGEWATER. 26-2

WANTED-SUPPATION-TO DRIVE FOR DOCTOR or a private family, by a young colored man; good city references. Please call Sunday and Monday in the afternoon at 519 Bergen at.

WANTED-SITUATION-BY A YOUTH, 18;

clerical position in an office; best of reference

in regard to character; excellent education;

salary 45. WILLIAM H. BOSCHER, 378 Glenn-

more av. Brooklyn. 25-2

W -SITUATION-AS COACHMAN: SINGLE; first class reference; thoroughly understands city driving; strictly sober and obliging; willing to care for lawn and make himself generally useful. D. L., 310 Putnam av. 29-7

RESPECTABLE YOUNG COLORED MAN wishes employment as waiter, elevator runner, porter, useful man or anything to do; country or city; reference can be obtained. Address 243 Adams st. Brooklyn. 28-3

WANTED—SITUATION—AS COACHMAN, BY A useful young colored man; twelve years experience with horses and driving; strictly sober, honest and reliable; references; can be seen. Apply At or address 15 Rockwell pince. 29-2

BOARDING.

TABLE BOARD: HOMELIKE: MODERATE

682 PRESIDENT ST.

64 LIVINGSTON ST. Nicely furnished large and small room, with board; references. 13-7

274 STUYVESANT AV.

Large third story front room; all conveniences.

439 HENRY ST.

Large, small rooms, with "cuisine Francaise," lawn.

PARK SLOPE—52 SEVENTH AV..

Alcove and back parlor; table board; telephone.

67 CAMBRIDGE PLACE. Front alcove, second floor, May 1; table board.

Sunny rooms; convenient to New York City;

telephone. 23-7

147 MONTAGUE ST.

Alcove and square room; conveniences; well furnished. 23-1

91 REMSEN ST—HEIGHTS.

Desirable room for gentleman and wife; reference. 23-7

177-179 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS

Desirable large, alary rooms. en suite or single;

table service and al aire vacuario por.

25-7

426 FOUkTH ST.

Large alcove room, with first class board; table

boarders accommodated; telephone. 25-7

HEIGHTS----160 JORALEMON ST.

Desirable rooms and board in a students' residence; exclusively for ladies. 23-7

HEIGHTS—65 LIVINGSTON ST.

Near Court-Large and small sunny room on second floor; reference. 23-7

466 WASHINGTON AV

Owner has very pleasant rooms, with home table; references exchanged 29-7

217 JEFFERSON AV.

"The Supplemental Gospel," Evening Subject,

"An Empharassing Question."

Sunday school at 2:30 P.M. You are welcome.

HANSON PLACE BAPTIST CHURCH, HANSON

plaza, near Eulipson M. Rev. C. D. Case, Ph.D.

pastor—Morning worship, 10:30 o'clock; Sunday

school, 2:30 P.M.; evening worship, 2:40 o'clock

partor preaches at both services. Seats free.

All welcome.

MARCY AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH

REV. W, C. P. RHOADES, D.D.

At 10:30 A.M. and 7:20 P.M.: Sunday school meets at 2:30 P.M.; baptism at evening service.

STRONG PLACE BAPTIST CHURCH, CORNER DEgraw st., A. H. C. Morse, minister-Menong worship, at 10:30. Bible school, at 12:30. Evening worship at 1:30. Memorial service for C. P. delegation present by Sermon. "The Lodge and the Church." Special music. You are invited.

SIXTH AY BAPTIST CHURCH CORNER OF Lincoln place, Rev. Charles R. McNally, pastor — Morning service, with Communion and reception of new members, at 10:30. Evening service at 14:40. Sermons by the pastor. Morning, "of Judas," by the pastor. Morning, "of Judas." Bible school at: 2:50. Young People's educational night. Tuesday at: 8. Covenant meeting, Friday at: 8.

CORNER GATES AV.

ROBERT MAC DONALD, Minister,

Services 10:45 and 7:45

EVENING TOPIC:

The choice of the Easter music will be repeated at the evening service.

Christian Science.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Scientist, Lafayette av. between Classroom and Franklin—Sunday at 10:30 A.M. and 8 P.M. Sunday school. 11:30 A.M. Welcome room open daily in Temple Bar Building. Court at corner Joraleon Hall.

FIRST AND SECOND CHURCHES OF CHRIST

Scientist, of Brooklyn, having united, all services will hereafter be held in FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Scientist, 44 Lafayette av. (near Franklin). Sundays at 10:38 A.M. and & P.M. and Wednesday at $ P.M.

THIRD CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST, 159 Lincoln place, near Seventh av.-Sunday service at 10:46, subject, "Adam and Fallen Man". Sunday school at 12; Wednesday evening meeting, at 8; Reading room at same address.

Congregational.

CHURCH OF THE PILGRIMS. REMSEN AND

HENRY sts—The pastor, the Rev. H P. Dewey,

D.D., will preach to-morrow at 11 A.M. and

1:45 P.M.: morning. "The Appearances of

the Risen Christ": preparatory service Wednesday.

8 P.M.

CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Hancock st, near Bedford av-Dr. Cadman will

be here.

monthly busiest services will

occur, at which time selections from Part I of

Menelssohn's

"ELIJAH"

will be rendered by the chole under the direction of Albert Reeves Norton, organist. The pastor will speak on "One Characteristic of a Great Prophet." Prayer meeting, Wednesday, $ P.M. All cordially invited.

TORFRAINS AVENUE

Methodist Episcopal Church

CORNER WILLOUGHBY AVENUE

The Pastor William J. White will preach at

10:30 A.M. and 7:45 P.M. Seats Free.

New Church.

CHURCH OF THE NEW JERUSALEM (SWEDENborgian), corner Morrison place and Clark st. Services at 11. Rev. John, Curtis Agee will presch. Subject, "Numbering the Hairs of the Head." Free library and reading room. 95 South Elliott place.

Presbyterian.

BEDFORD PRESSYTERIAN CHURCH. CORNER Nostrand av and Dean st-10:45 A.M., the pastor, the Rev. Wm. J. Hutchins will preach 7:45 P.M., Booker T. Washington will deliver an address under the auspices of the Men's Club.

Nostrand ay and Dyan gl.

Mr. Booker T. Washington

BROOKLYN S. S. UNION.

Will speak Sunday at 7:45 P.M. under auspices of Men's Club.

A meeting for teachers of beginners' classes will be held in the LAFAYETTE AV PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner of Lafayette av and South Oxford st, on Thursday, May 4, at 8 oclock; subject for discussion. "The Round Table," as given by Mrs H E. Foster; it is important that all teachers of this grade be present.

CLASSON AV PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, CORNER Monroe st, Rev. Joseph Dunn Burrell-ll. "Quietness and Confidence"; 7:45. "Paul at Ephesus."

Central Presbyterian Church.

Services to-morrow morning at 11 o'clock; pastor's subject; will be

REV. J. F. CARSON, D.D., Pastor.

"I LOVE THY CHURCH, O GOD." And in the evening at 7:30, the pastor's topic being

"LIFE—A CHALLENGE."

You are cordially invited.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Henry ar, neap Clark st. Rev. L. Maason Clarke.

The pastor will preach. Strangers are always

Willoughby, Rev. James Demarest, pastor-Services 10:20 A.M. and 4 P.M. Subject morning, Swanage Things*. Afternoon, "Gathered Treasures." All welcome.

Rev. John Douglas Adam, D.D. Minister.

Services 11 A.M. and 4 P.M.

CHURCH ON THE HEIGHTS,

Pierrepont st.

Services I. A.M., and P.M.

The Rev. Sartell Prentice will preach at both

GRACE REFORMED CHURCH. LINCOLN road and Bedford av. Rev, Charles S. Wyckoff pastor—Rev. B. W. Thompson will preach at 10:30 and 7:33.

THE PEOPLE'S CHURCH

Corner Bedford av and Clermer st. Rev. E, D. Bailley, D.D., pastor-Services 10:30 A.M. and 7:45 P.M. Young People's meeting, Sunday, 7:45 P.M. Prayer and Bible study Friday night. n12 if s

TWELFTH STREET REFORMED CHURCH,

Twelfth st. near Fifth av. Rev. J. Collins Cignon, pastor-Services 10:45 A.M. 7:45 P.M. morning theme, "The Economy of Sacrifice" evening, "Following Afar Off." All cordially welcomed, especially strangers.

THE WHITE CHURCH, BUHWICK AY AND

Himrod st. the Rev, Edward Niles, pastor-10:30

A.M., sermon topic, "Feed My Lambs." 7:45

P.M., address by Ella, A. Boole, Ph.D.; subject,

"The Church and Temperance." You are cordially invited.

Society for Ethical Culture.

SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE, CARNEgie Hall, Flitty-seventh st. Seventh av.-Sunday morning, 11:15 o'clock, Mr. Perchval Chubb lectures; subject "Our Need of Nature in the Religious Life."

Spiritualist.

AT 28 IRVING PLACE, NEAR PUTNAM AV.

Mrs. Ashley holds a Spiritual seance Tuesday,

2 P.M.; Wednesday, 8 P.M.; developing class

Monday evenings. Consultation daily. Appointments

desired. Seance at your home.

BROOKLYN' SPIRITUAL SOCIETY HOLD meetings Saturday evening, $ o'clock at 1207 Bedford av; entrance Hancock st. This evening readings by Mrs. Ashley, Geo. P. Clark and Frank Montske, followed by refreshments and dancing. All welcome.

CHRIST JESUS SECOND ADVENT.

Manna Mysteria. Meetings, 1104 Pacific st., near Franklin, Eveninga, S. New York, Chimney Hall, 37 West Twenty-fifth st., Sundays, and P.M.

Messages from your loved ones, giving light, help, comfort.

CHURCH OF DIVINE LIGHT.

MISS EMMA C. RESCH

CORNER BEDFORD AV & FULTON ST SUNDAY EVENING, APRIL 9. 1905.

ARCANUM HALL.

Messages from Your Loved Ones

GOOD MUSIC. SEATS FREE.

First Spiritual Church

WANTED-CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS

nt. 52 Remembr al. 28-2

Chambernials and Waitresses.

WANTED-A CHAMBERMAID AND WAITress. Call this evening or Monday morning at 274 Washington av. near Dorkaib.

WANTED—A NEAT AND TIDY CHAMBERMAILD and waltress in small family. 853 Lafayette av.

WANTED-EXPERIENCED WAITRESS AND one to learn noon hour trade; also dishwasher; no Sunday work. The Club, 48 Bend st., 25-3

Cooks, Washers and Ironers

WANTED—COOK AND LAUDRESS: 'WHITE

preferred.' 493 Pulam av. 29-2

WANTED-AS GOOD COOK AND LAUNDRESS,

a young girl; references required. Call at 49 Sav-

enth av. Brooklyn.

28-8

WANTED—AS COOK IN SMALL BOARDING house, a woman; no objection to one with a child; also woman generally useful. 573 Putnam av. near Sumner.

WANTED-TO DO EXTIRE DOWNSTAIRS work. a girl; must be a good cook and lau-

dress. Call at 677 Macon st. near Ralph av.

WANTED-TO TAKE CHARGE OF DOWN

stairs, a young woman; must be a good cook,

assisting, cooking; good reference. Apply after

a clock to Monday and Friday forenoon at 23

Cambridge place.

WANTED—STRONG KITCHEN GIRL

WHO CAN DO PLAIN COOKING. APPLY ANY HOUR TO MRS. TREGEAR, PRESIDENT, SUNSHINE HOME FOR BLIND BABIES, 520 GATES AV, NEAR TOMPKINS.

General Housework.

WANTED-TO DO. GENERAL HOUSEWORK, a girl. Apply at 215 Livingston st.

WANTED-TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN country, a colored girl. Apply at 131 Prospect place.

WANTED—TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK. A competent girl. Apply at 495 Eighth st. 26-3

WANTED—TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN a small family. a girl. 194 Washington av. Brooklyn.

WANTED-TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN small private family, a girl; a good home. Call 623 Decatur st. 29-

an excellent girl; good wages. Apply 466 Washington av.

28-7

WANTED-TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK. A girl; family of four. Apply at once at 121 Hallway st.

WANTED-TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, A girl; willing to go in country. Apply at 100 Mc Donough st.

other particulars call at A. & COMPANY, 65 Greene street, New York, before noon Monday or Tuesday: one flight un. 25-3

WANTED — EXPERIENCED MILK ROUTE DRIVERS; PERMANENT POSITION; CASH SECURITY REQUIRED. SEE MANAGER, 802 FULTON ST., CAMPBELL MILK CO., 802 FULTON ST.

WANTED—SITUATIONS—FEMALES.

STENOGRAPHER-YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION; experienced, neat and obliging. Address 738. Lafayette av. 29-2

WANTED- SITUATION-IN OFFICE OF SUMMER hotel, by thoroughly capable and experienced business woman; highest references. G.. Box 25, Eagle office. 29-4

WANTED-SITUATIONS-A9 CARETAKERS, OP

a house, by two unmarried sisters; middle aged;

refer to Rev. Dr. Swentzel. Address them at 523

Clinton av. Brooklyn. 20-3

WANTED - SITUATION - AS EXPERIENCED

Jainress, having no children; wishes to take

charge of a couple of flats. Please call on or

address Mrs. WOOD, 173 Pacific st. 29-2

WANTED-SITUATION-AS JANITRESS. BY A respectable married woman; husband has steady employment; no children; good references; can speak German and English. 376 Wallaboy st. two flights up; J. RESOG. 21-19

WANTED-SITUATION-BY COMPETENT FEMALE stenographer and typewriter; vicinity of City Hall preferred; writes an excellent long hand; correct at figures, spelling and punctuation; is of Christian family and resides at home; the advertiser has been compelled to work at company, modest and relentful; salary $12 weekly. Address INTEGRITY Eagle office. 28-3

Nurses and Seamstresses.

WANTED-SITUATION AS NURSE, CHAMBERMAID and waitress, by young girl, call for two days at 1404 Bergen st; ring second bell, left. 29-2

WANTED-SITUATION AS NURSE, BY YOUNG woman capable of teaching; willing to do upstairs work or waiting; do not call Sunday. 133 Clinton av. 29-2

WANTED-SITUATION-AS NURSE TO INVALID or take charge of infant, by an experienced nurse; country preferred; best references; terms reasonable. Address M.. Eagle Bath Beach branch. 23-2

Chambermaids and Waitresses.

WANTED-SITUATION-AS A CHAMBERMAID and waitress, by a young Swedish girl; reference. Call at 179 Pecidle st. ANDERSON. 28-2

WANTED-SITUATION-AS A CHAMBERMAID in hotel, by a competent girl; city or country. Call on or address Miss C. BOHNE, 159 Grove st. Brooklyn. 28-2

age 33; married; Brooklyn and New York.

stable and able to understand his business in every capacity; present employer can be seen; reference unquestionable. HENRY

SEEVER, 52 Remsen at Brooklyn, 28-4

WANTED-SITUATION-AS CHEF BY YOUNG colored man; all around; first class cook; best soup, pastry, entrees; strictly sober, reliable; good, economical manager; entire charge kitchen; would now engage for summer; highest references. Call on or address CHEF, 292 Prince at Brooklyn, 28-2

WANTED—WASHING, ETC.

WANTED—FAMILY WASHING; 5

WANTED-WASHING-5c. PER POUND; TABLE and bed linens ironed ready for use; underclothing starched, dried, ready to iron; family laundry, 227 Van Buren st; phone 1233L Bushwick,

WANTED—FAMILY WASHING; 50 CENTS PER POUND; ALL FLAT PIECES IRONED; STARCHED PIECES READY TO BE IRONED. NEW WORK LAUNDRY CO., 22 BERGEL ST.

WANTED—WORK—BY,THE DAY OR WEEK,

by reliable woman. Call on Mrs. ANN ROSS.

17 Rockwell place. 29-2

WANTED-WORK-BY THE DAY OR WEEK,

by a 'respectable woman. Call all week at

153 Cifton place, near Franklin av. 28-2

WANTED-WORK-DAYS WORK, BY A COLLED

woman; is a good laundress and can give

good reference. Mrs. BLAKE, 110 Schnecndy

avenue. 29-2

WANTED—WORK-DAYS WORK, BY A RE-

spectable, sober woman; washing and ironing,

or would do cleaning of any kind. DOUGH-

ERTY, 957 DeKalb av; cards answered. 29-2

WANTED—WORK-TO GO OUT BY DAY OR

take home washing and ironing, by respectable

colored woman; reference. VICTORIA SIM-

MONS, 105$ St. Mark's av. near Schenectady av.

WANTED-WORK-BY A RESPECTABLE GERMAN woman; to go out washing and cleaning.

500 Manhattan ay, Greenpoint, one flight up.

WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS.

OLD FEATHER REDS Wanted. Highest cash paid. Address postal FEATHERS, 307 Hopkins st. Brooklyn. 23-7

Old Books. Complete Libraries purchased; drop postal; will call BOOKS, 122 Adams st. B'klyn.

ANNOUNCEMENT - HIGHEST PRICES

PAID LADIES, GENTLEMEN'S DISCARDED CLOTHES, COHENS', 1509

FULTON ST; WRITE OR CALL, 2q-7

OLD BOOKS BOUGHT.

75 Cents Piano and Organ Tuning.

Call anywhere. Addresa BOOKS. Box 4. Eagle

Superior rooms; first class board; table guests. 29.7

PARK SLOPE—90 PROSPECT PLACE.

Two large rooms; all conveniences; well furnished; table guests. 22-14

466 WASHINGTON AV.

Alcove and square rooms; home table; with owner;

references exchanged. 23-7

11 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

12 FORT GREENE PLACE.

Select; large square room; with or without board;

telephone. 23-7

Opposite Hotel Margaret; choice location; refined appointments; excellent table board; telephone.

427—GREENE AV-429.

152 LINCOLN PLACE

Two large rooms, handsomely furnished; brass beds, mahogany furniture; large closets; excellent cuisine and service; telephone; references. 198

71 FIRST PLACE.

85 LEFFERTS PLACE.

Attractive home; entire second floor; two elegant spacious rooms; southern exposure; private adult family. 26-7

170-172 HICKS ST.

Elegantly furnished rooms, single and double; all conveniences; near bridge and ferries; excellent table; 'phone. 23-7

6 SOUTH PORTLAND AV.

138 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

Splendid opportunity; summer home; fine minutes ferries; harbor views; excellent table; home comforts; moderate. $3-7

95 PIERREPONT ST.

Large and small rooms; singly or on milite; private bathrooms etc.; table boarders accommodated; references. 23-7

3 SOUTH ELLIOTT PLACE OWNER

Large front door; houta; perf&ec;f condition;

social, pleasant home; adults Telephone 2019L

Prospect. 23-7

91 LAFAYETTE AV.

Corner South Portland; second, large connecting rooms; both: superior accommodations; few tables; telephone; references. 107

121 WILLOW ST—HEIGHTS.

Coolest part Brooklyn; summer races; airy rooms; parlor dining room; excellent cuisine;

the morning, 10:30 A.M.; Bible school,

2:45 P.M.; sermon in the evening, 7:45, by the pastor; prayer meeting Friday evening, 8 P.M.

Albany Av Branch. Bible school 8 P.M.; Mr.

Trowbridge will preach in the evening, 7:45 P.M.

prayer meeting Wednesday evening, 8 P.M.

CLINTON AND AV CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,

Clinton and Lafayette avs-The Rev. Nehemiah

Boynton, D.D., minister, will occupy the pulpit

and preach. Morning theme, "A Christian Mon-

opoly. Evening theme, "The Zest of Life."

A cordia invitation is extended to both servi-

ces. A.M., 7:45 p.m.; Midweek prayer

and conference meeting. Wednesday evening.

at 8 o'clock.

Willoughby Av Chapel, Rev. Samuel W. King—Services at 10:59 A.M. and 7:45 P.M.

Atlantic Av Chapel, Rev. William B. Woolworth—Services at 10:43 A.M. and 7:45 P.M.

FLATBUSH CONGREGATIONAL, CHURCH.

East Eighteenenth at and Avenue D, Rev. C.

Thurston Chase, pastor-Morning service at

10:45. Evening service at 7:45. Sunday school

at 2:30 P.M. Midweek service, Friday, 8 P.M.

Stranford cordially welcomed.

PLYMOUTH CHURCH.

Orange st. near Henry-The pastor, the Rev.

Newell Dwight Hills, will preach at 10:39 A.M.

and the Ideal Church;" and at 7:40 P.M. on "The

Return of Summer"; prayer meet Friday,

$ P.M.

PARK CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Dr. Marcus B. Taylor, pastor. Sabbath services during the construction of the new church edifice are held in the Y. M. C. A. Hall, Sixth and Ninth st. Preaching by the pastor at 10:15 and 1:15 o'clock. Sabbath school at 2:00. Society of Christian Endeavor at 6:14.

SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, CORNER

Court, and President, stfe-Services morning and

morning. A.M. and 7:30 P.M. Presaching to-

morrow morning and afternoon. Past.

A.J. Lyman, D.D. In the evening a service of

song. Sunday school at 2:30 P.M. A cardiac

welcome to all.

UNITED CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

COMPKINS A. VG. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Rev. N. McGee Waters, D.D.; Rev. F. Boyd

Edwards, and Rev. L. H. Polhemus, ministers-

Dr. Frank L. Goodspeed of Springfield, Mase.

will preach morning and evening in exchange

with Dr. Waters. Mr. Polhemus will preach at

the Park A. Vg. Branch in the evening.

REV. LUTHER R. DYOTT, Pastor.

10:45 A.M. Rev. J. A. Jenkins and the pastor exchange pullets. 12:45 P.M. Sunday school; 7:45 P.M. the pastor preaches; Easter praise service repeated in the evening.

Friends.

FRIENDS MEETING TO-MORROW AT 11 o'clock, Schermerhorn st. between Smith at and Boerum place; first day school at 10. Also adult class; strangers welcome, monthly meeting in Manhattan next seventh day at $7.99

Independent.

FLATBUSH

THE HOUSEHOLD OF FAITH, GREENE AV.

made welcome.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Twenty-third st. near FOSTER AV.

REV. DWIGHT E. MARVIN, D.D., pastor.

Service, 11 A.M. and $P.M. Sunday school, 7:45

P.M. Prayer meeting Friday,$ P.M.

GRACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Stuyvant and Jefferson avs. Rev. Robert Henry Carron, pastor—Preaching to-morrow at 10:30 and 7:45.

GREENE AV PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, BETWEEN Reild, and Patches avi-Rev. D, H. Overton, pastor, will preach at 10:20) on "Profamin the Sabbath Day." Sunday school at 2:30.

ROYAL ARCANUM SERVICE.

thirteenth anniversary of General Putnam Council. Special music and sermon on "The New Commandment." Seats free and a welcome for all. Alling Areummites invited.

Lafayette Av Presbyterian Church,

will preach to-morrow at 10:50 A.M. and 7:45 P.M.; topics

Morning theme—"Questions Which Wait for Answer."

Evening theme-"Freedom That Lead to Boundless."

Men's Bible class at 12 M. Sabbath school at

2:05 P.M. Weekly prayer meeting Friday evening,

left by the pastor. Strangers welcome to all those services.

MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, SEN-

sity and St. John's place-services at 10:30

A.M. and 1:30 P.M. Preaching both services by

the pastor.

Rev. T. CALVIN McCLELLAND, Ph.D.

Morning subject: "How the Easter Message Should Affect Daily Living" Evening subject: "Christianity's Answer to the Question, Is It Worth While?" Sabbath School at 230 Young People's devotional meeting at 7. Preparatory service Friday evening at 8 o'clock.

ST JAMES' CHURCH, LAFAYETTE AV AND

St. James' place, Rev. Thomas J. Crosby, rector-

Services S and II A.M. and 7:45 P.M.

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, REMENST. st. clerken Clinton- Louisa Van den Bork minister will preach at 11 A.M. and 1 P.M. Everybody made welcome.

WESTMINSTER.

Clinton st. first place Frederick Campbell pastor- 10:29, "Easter Aftermath." 1745, "The Result of the Conflict." People's evening song service.

Presbyterian-United.

SECOND UNITED PEESRYTERIAN CHURCH.

Atlantic av. cotter Bond st. Rev. Wim. M.

Nleba' pastor-Public worship at A.M. A.M.

14 G.P.M. Strangers always welcome, come join us.

Protestant Episcopal.

PASTOR.

BEDFORD AV AND MADISON ST.

Rev. May S. Pepper

Every Sunday at 8 P.M.

Inspirational Sermon by the PASTOR. followed

by a PUBLIC SEANCE.

Every Sunday at 8 P.M.

ANNIE B. BUTLER (Contralto Solglat).

LOUISE B. VOIGT (Soprano).

To-morrow, 7:45 P.M.

Cathedral Classes

PUBLIC CONFERENCE—giving of personal experiences in psychic phenomena. Music by

MARG. DELL, OF CINCINNATI O., IS VISITING Brooklyn; has located at 51 Hekkerman at; ability except Sundays; communications, advice and the unfoldment of psychological gifts & speciality.

Harris Bros.' Mandolin Quartet.

Miss Margaret Gaule.

Unitarian.

TUXEDO, MADISON AV. FIFTY-NINTH ST.

MANHATTAN.

SUNDAYS, 3 AND 4 P.M.

CHURCH OF THE SAVIOR (FIRST UNITARIAN). Pierreport st and Monroe place—Service at 1 A.M. The minister, Rev. John P. Forbes, will preach; subject, "An Unknown Road." Sunday school at 3:00 A.M. The public is currently invited to all services in this church.

LATRUSH UNITARIAN CHURCH, EAST IWEN st and Church asst —The minister, John M. Davidson will preside "Uphon Doctoring the Symptoms of Society's Mental Alliances" Service at 1 H. All welcome.

SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH.

ALL SOULS' UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, SOUTH

Tenth floor. Bedford ave.-Morning service at

10:45. Holy Communion will be served at close

of service. Sunday school. 2:30 P.M. No evening

service.

Clinton and Congress ats.

Rev. ROGER S. FORRES of Dedham. Mass.

will preach at H.A.M.; subject, "Gerim and Zion."

BURTH OF OUR FATHER, GRAND AVENUE,

boston, thomas Edward Potterton, minister

Universalist.

The public is cordially invited.

UNITY CHURCH, GATES AV. AND IRVING

place-Rev. Wm. M. Brundage, pastor, will

preach. Subject "Visitation of Angels" Services.

II A.M. Sunday school, 2:45 A.M. Bible

class, 10 A.M. Y.P.R.U., 6 P.M. All earnestly

invited.

CHURCH OF THE GOOD TIDINGS, QUINTY

H. between Field & Stuyver, Rev. Chas.

H. Kort, pastor-Preaching 10:45 A.M. and 2:15

P.M.; Sunday school 2:20 P.M.; Young People's

meeting C.P.M. Strangers cordially welcome.

WANTED-TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, A reliable girl; two in family. Apply to 199 Madison at, near Nostrand av.

a small family, a girl, with reference. Call on Mrs. SAWYER. 1045 Bergen st. 22-8

WANTED-TO-DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN

family of three, a girl; good references required.

Apply at 416 Hancock st, near Summer. 21-3

WANTED-TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN a family of three. a young girl: German or Swedish preferred. Apply 778 Greene av.

WANTED-TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN small family, a girl; good wages and home. Apply at 1238 Degraw st. near Nostrand av. 21-3

WANTED-TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK. A strong young woman; good plain cook; reference required. Apply at once at 1710 Albemarle road. Flatlush. 26-3

WANTED-TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, A young girl, to act as downstairs girl where other help is kept. Apply MEYER, 161 Clinton street. 29-3

WANTED-TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN small family; must be good plath cook and laundress; references required: good wages. Mm.

WM. STEVENSON, 411 Putnam av. 26-2

WANTED-TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN A private family, a girl; good plain cook and laundersew; German or Swedish. Call on Mrs. JU'TS H. 644 Tenth at. 28-2

WANTED—TO DO GENERAL, HOUSEWORK. A girl; German, Swede or Norwegian preferred; family four adults. Apply at 480 East Nineteenth st. Flatbush. 29-2

WANTED-TO DO GENERAL, HOUSEWORK IN a family of five, where an upstairs girl is kept, a girl: wages $20. Call Saturday evening at 1:52 Putnam av, near Throop

colored girl; good reference; must be willing to

go to country for summer months; wages $18.

Call to-night. 310 Stuvervant kv. 24-16

WANTED--TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN a small family of three, a girl; good wages references. May call Saturday and Sunday at 22 Poihomus place, between Carroll at and Garfield place.

WANTED-TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK. A white woman, with good reference; family of three; no children; good wages. 346 Argyle road; take Brighton Beach L, get off at Avenue C. 29-2

WANTED-TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK in small family, an experienced woman; washing optional; good home and salary. Call Sunday at 48 East Fifteenth at, near Avenue C. Flatbush. 29-2

WANTED--TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK. A girl, no washing; wages $18; references required. Call at 219 Ocean av. Brooklyn; take Brighton Beach Elevated, get off at Kings highway station. 27-3

WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN a family of three adults, one of experience; a good home for the right girl or woman; wages $14 per month. Forty-seventh at and Thirteenth at. Borough Park.

WASTED-TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN a family of a neat, a neat kid; must be good plain dress.

WANTED—SITUATION—AS -A₂. BAMBERMAID or to do light housework, by a young colored girl; willing and obliging; willing to go to country for water. Call for two days, 499 Bakkie st., business.

place; no objection to go to the country. MOLL

LIE O'DONNELLE, lll st. Edward's st. 29-2

WANTED - SITUATION-AS CHAMBERMAID and assist with plain sewing, by young widow, lately landed; no objection to country. Call at 658 Pacific st; ring PARKER'S bell; no cards answered. 24-2

WANTED-SITUATION-TO DO THE UPSTAIRS work. by a respectable young girl; good references. Call at 2:32 Pitkin's, Brooklyn. 20-2

work or light housework, by a girl; good city

reference; call for two days at 28 St. Mark

av; top floor; MEEHAN'S bell, right.

20-8

WANTED-SITUATIONS-FOR. TWO. CHAM-

bermalda in hotel, country; will be direngaged

May 18. Address N. F., Box 12. Eagle office.

Cooks, Washers and ironers.

WANTED-SITUATION-AS A COOK, WASHER and ironer; city or country. 268 Ninth av. near Seventeenth st. ring second bell. 23-9

WANTED-SITUATION-AS COOK OR LAUNDRY in small private family; go to country. Call for two days at 31 Lexington av.; third floor. 23-2

WANTED-SITUATION-AS COOK AND LAUNDRY, by a thoroughly competent young wpman; has best city reference. Call for two days at 31 Cheever place, Brooklyn; care of NILSEN. 28-3

WANTED- SITUATION - AS COOK OR GENERAL work by young colored man; is first class cook; willing and obliiging; best reference; or willing to do any kind of work. Call from 12 to 3 P.M. at 648 Clareton av. 23-2

WANTED-SITUATION-BY AN EXPERIENCED cook for two months; can give good references. M. E., Eagle Fifth av branch. 29-2

WANTED-SITUATION-TO DO DOWNSTAIRS

work in small private family, by middle-aged

woman; good plain cook; good home preferred

to hitch wages. Call for two days at 41. Willow

place; one flight up; no cards. 29-2

WANTED—SITUATIONS—BY TWO GIRLS; ONE as cook, the other as chambermaid. Apply 254 Tenth st., near Fourth acre, first floor. 28-3

Housekeepers.

WANTED-SITUATION-AS WORKING HOUSEKEEPER in gentleman's home by young widow with one child. Address REFINED. Box 9.

Eagle Bedford branch. 29-3

General Housework.

WANTED-SITUATION-TO DO THE GENERAL housework in a small family, by a young Norwegian widow. ANDERSON 120 Killery st. 291

housework, by a Norwegian girl; no cards

answered. 693 Henry st.; PETERSON.

WANTED SITUATION TO DO THE GENERAL, better still.

Thirty years' experience; pipinos and organs tuned and repaired; workmanmisha guarranted.

Send postal to H. EWALD, 81 St. Felix st. 23-7

WANTED CAST OFF CLOTHING.

Tick & Co., 77 DeKalb av. near Hudson av. pays highest prices for ladies and gentlemen's discarded clothing and sealakins. Call or send postal.

OLO BOOKS BOUGHT.

Large libraries or small collections bought for cash. Buyer will call anywhere, city or country Estimates made free. N. M. LADD BOOK CO., 646 Fulton st.; tel 654 Prospect.

BOARDING.

73 So. Oxford St, Cor. Lafayette Av.

Single rooms; table guests accommodated. 29-2

9, 11 AND 13 SOUTH OXFORD ST.

Desirable square and hall rooms; good board. 28-7

BOARD—SECOND FLOOR; EVERY IMPROVEMENT; neighborhood and table first class. 113

Decatur st. 28-7

HENRY ST-LARGE PLEASANT ROOM and board; also table boards accommodated.

163 MADISON ST.

Pleasant rooms; excellent table; moderate. 29-7

PARK SLOPE—396 FOURTH ST.

Large room, suitable for two gentlemen. 29-2

238 Washington Av, Near DeKalb.

Large and small; private; all conveniences. 25-7

PARK SLOPE—426 SIXTH ST.

Alcove rooms; table board. 25+

441 LAFAYETTE AV.

Pleasant rooms, with or without board. 25-5

HEIGHTS—20 SIDNEY PLACE.

Rooms, with first class board. 24-7

202 Prospect Place—Park Slope.

Two large square rooms; also single room. 24-7

280 HENLEY ST.

Large and small rooms, with good board. 23-7

BOARD--PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET AL-

cove, second floor, to couple or two gentlemen,

with board. 687 St. Mark's av. 23-7

Rooms; excellent table board.

131 PROSPECT PLACE

254 STUYVESANT AV.

Large and single rooms; 15 up; table guests, 12-7

20 ST. MARK'S AV.

House, table, rooms and location first class. 23-7

tr.ble guest. 23-7

166 WASHINGTON PARK.

37C CARLTON AV.

First class board; comfortable, neatly furnished rooms; telephone; reference; terms moderate. 23-1.

321 WESTMINSTER RD.—Flatbush.

Excellent table; delightful rooms; convenient location. 29-3

Between BEVERLEY ROAD & AV C.

PARK SLOPE—481 THIRD ST.

15 M:DONOUGH ST.

Handsomely furnished rooms, second and third floors; first class table and service; telephone 1031W. 23-7

417 LAFAYETTE AV.

Desirable alcove room; southern exposure; all conveniences; first class table and service; table board. 23-7

Large alcove and square rooms; ample closets;

near cars; good table; reasonable; table board.

1 SOUTH OXFORD-ST.

Opposite Washington Park; large and small rooms, handsomely furnished; with board, hot and cold water in all rooms; house in perfect sanitary condition; references exchanged. 22-7

5 MONTAGUE TERRACE.

Overlocking Wall st and East River; ten minutes Broadway, New York, without cars; high class, neighborhood; apartments, rooms, table;

references. 25-1

THE MARQUISE.

12G Herkimer St, Near Nontran Av,

SUITES 3 ALL LIGHT ROOMS AND BATH;

LUNCH & DINNER; OPEN PLUMBING;

OPEN PLUMBING; WITH MEALS AND COMPLETE SERVICE. TEL. 523 BEDFORD. 24-7

Mansion House,

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.

DIRECTLY OPPOSITE WALL ST, N. Y.

Select family and transient hotel; large, light rooms, singly and on suite, with private bath and telephone; reasonable rates; coolest location in the vicinity of New York.

J. C. VAN CLEAF,' Proprietor.

OVERLOOKING HARBOR

204 COLJMBIA HEIGHTS.

In heart of city; commanding view of entire bay; five minutes walk from Wall St. Fulton Ferry and bridge; electric light, elevator; large double rooms, 15; single rooms, overlooking bay, 2 and $10, including superior board and services; references required. Telephone 3279 Main.

THE OF (2) NURTURE

near rompkins believers in conditional immortality and the near coming of Christ; Rev. William N. File, pastor, Preaching at 10:30 and 1:45. Morning subject:

"GIFTS FOR GOD."

Evening:

"CONFESSION OF FAITH."

Baptism. Seals free.

Jewish.

REV. RAPHAEL BENJAMIN, M.A., PREACHES every Saturday morning in KEAP ST. TEMPLE,

Brooklyn. Visitors cordially welcomed.

Methodist Episcopal.

DE KALB AV M. E. CHURCH, NEAR FRANKLIN av-Preaching by the pastor, Rev Wm. A. Layton, at 10:30 A.M. and 1:30 P.M. Epworth League meeting at 8:30. Seats free. All are welcome.

EPWORTH M. E. CHURCH, CORNER OF DE-

Kalb and Bushwick ave—Special Illustrated

service. "The Passion Play," by Rev. J. Ed-

ward Parrow. Illustrated songs. D. W. Coupon.

pastor.

EMBURY MEMORIAL, METROPOLITAN EPISODE 14, PAL CHURCH, Decatur st. and Lewis av. Rev. Bertrand M. Tipple, pastor-Preaching by the pastor at 10:30 A.M.: 1:45 D.M. Mr. Tipple eft speak and Mira Fanny Simpson will tell now she was led to sing for the Master.

FLEET ST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Fleet at, near Fulton. Rev. E. G. Richardson,

pastor-Freaching at 10:30 A.M. and 1:30 P.M.

to the pastor. Sunday school. 2:30 P.M. Keworth.

League prayer meeting, 6:45 P.M. Seats free.

All are welcome.

BANSON PLACE METHODIST DISCIPLISHAL

CHURCH, corner ST. Pelix at Charles Edward

Locke, D.D., will occupy his pulpit aa usual.

15:30.

GRACE M. B, CHURCH SEVENTH AY AND

st. John's place—Rev. John Knightz. D.D. will

preach at 10:30 A.M. and 2:15 P.M. Sunday

school. 2:45.

"GO QUICKLY."

first anniversary sermon. 1:45

"THE MISSION OF GOOD HUMOR."

All persons most cordially invited.

NOSTRAND 'AV METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,' corner Quincy st-James Oliver Wilson, D.D., pastor, will presach at 10:30 A.M. and first P.M. Evening subject, "Everybody's Book in All Languages," second sermon in series on "Xine Men Wanted."

ALL Saints Church SEVENTH AN AND

Seventh st. Morning prayer and sermon.

11 o'clock. Sunday school, 1 P.M. Evening prayer

and sermon. 12 o'clock.

FLATRISH REFORMED CHURCH PREACH-

ing by the Rhy. Dr John Elwy Lloyd, morning

am 10:30, evening at 7:30.

CHEFH OF THE INCARNATION, GATES AND

between Classen and Franklin-Dr. Hassel-

possess in the evening; Easter music and

stringed instruments in the morning; Roy, Tasi

Hafero F. Caskey perches, holy communion. $

CHURB OF THE REDEEMER, FOURTH AV.

and PACIFIC to Rev. T. J. Lasey, Ph.D., rector-

sunday, April 29, Holy Communion, 1:30 A.M.

morning prayer and sermon, 10:30 o'clock; eve-

ling prayer ceremonies and sermon at 7:45 o'clock.

The rector will preach.

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH, GREENE AND

Clement ays. Rev. St. Clair Heater, rector.

H. morning prayer and sermon by the Rev.

J. G. Saddler, Baltimore, Md. A. Sunday school

and Bible class. J. Holy Baptism, Lds. evening

prayer and sermon by the Rev. Reed H. Brooke.

CHRIST CHURCH.

CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY.

BEDFORD AV. NEAR DIVISION

Rev Benjamin H. Scott, circuit in charge

Session C and 19.20 A.M., 2:56 and 7:45 P.M.

The Rev. Richard M. Scherman, of St.

Angelo Church, New York with coach A.M.

Clinton and Montagu sit Holy communion, 5:20

A.M.; morning prayer and refrain at 11, when

Rey, WM R. HUNTINGTON, DD., of Glace

Church, Manhattan, will preside, evening prayer

and earmonics by Rey, E. P. Chaucer at S.

Church of the Transfiguration,

("The Little Church Around the Corner.")

1 TO 11 EAST 29TH ST. MANHATTAN,

N.Y. 10036 and and and

GRACE CHURCH.

Hicks st. between Bremen and Dresden; service, holy communion, S.A.M.; morning prayer and worship 11 o'clock; evening prayer and worship 6.30 o'clock

BT. JOHN'S CHURCH, ST. JOHN'S PLACE

below seventh av. Seventies; Holy companion,

A.M.; morning prayer and cermon, 12 A.M.

Sunday school, 3 P.M.; evening prayers and

sun, 6 o'clock. All are invited. Fram

Page, D.D., rector.

minister. The Parable of the Power 16

P.M. Sunday school 7 P.M., young people

meeting

MILLENNIAL DAWN BELIEVERS

Miscellaneous.

"Circle of Divine Ministry" 145 South Oxford at

Sunday, 12:30. Speaker: Mr. John Wilton Scott.

"Masters of Our Stars" Tuesday afternoon meet-

ing. 1 o'clock. Public cordially invited to all

meetings.

Meet every Sunday at Cree Hall, Fulton so and

Troy, at 2:30 P.M. Student welcome.

MENTAL SCIENCE

Lecture by Alex. A. Pollerton Secretary of Am-

Section of the Theophilica Society, at 13 North

Oxford st. Sunday at 8 P.M. Public accordingly

invited.

REV. CLELAND B. M. AFEE, D.D.

SPECIAL SERVICES FOR WOMEN

WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION

No. 1 holds meetings Sunday and Thursday,

pilgrimage, corner of Jay and Willingham st.

day, song service, 7:45; speaker, A. S. Woods

children's meeting, Saturday, 2:30

Music by Chorine

Young Women's Christian Association

Schemerhorn at and Flatbush as

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