Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 25, 1922, Page 12

: 5 1 determi osition of staunch ! grreet where th f‘ 102°C ROOMS Chfllflln‘ Seience at a. Harding Will Accept meoln R M“:‘,&?m Memonal on Behalf of Natlon AR D ginz Reve €1 Printems, the . Rev. Dr. 8. H. Howe. Sunday school at cave several st.ectons. _At Christ Eplscopal church, holy wm- strect, praisc and prayer service 10 a. m. Preachinz at 4 and 7.30 p. m. Bible At Firét Congregational church. Nor- wich Town. services et 10.3% _gsrmon tople, Chureh MenSiersh'p. Men's Forumn at 12, subject, Amos, a Raktic Preacher. At Trinity Episcopal chureh there will be hold communion at 9.30 s. m. Morn- ing praver and sermon at 10.30. Church school at noon, and evening prayer and sermon at 7.30 p. m. Af the First M. E. chureh, Norwich Town, morning worship at 10.30 a. m. preaching by the pastor, Rev. J. B. Ald® rich. Epworth League at 6.45 p. m. Preaching at 7.30 p. m. At the Spiritual Acsdemy, Park street. Mrs. Nettie Holt Harding, speaker and psychic, Wil lecture and give peychic messages at 2 o'clock in the: afternoon Copyright by Underwood & Underwosd . and at 7.30 in the evening. incl ;a1 in Washin; At tho Church of the Good Shepherd. o SR el Eton, D-C o Unaversalist, Rev. George H. Welch min- ister. 10.20 . m. service of worship. Ser- EN years of the combined ef- stairways of bromso lead to the gon subject, Tdeals of the Lotd's Prayer. I fort of .architect, sculptor, memento rooms which are placed at eliver U’ From Evil. 12 m., the Bible artist and the Lincoln Meme cither cnd of the classic rectangle, in |school. ® ». m. devotlonal service of orial Commission, with the expendi- t he ccmer of which stands the statue the Y. .P. C%. U. ture of more than $2,000,000, has o At the Central Baptlet church, Rev. brought to completion the splendid bove the statue, and blendin, David Alexander Pitt, pastor, morning Lincoln Memorial at Washington ‘*ammncuslv with Guerin’s mur: service ‘at 10.30. Ttallan service 10.45. pointings, are six brone beams,. |Sunday school and City Bible Ciass For Bheee Drams. traverse, the 14ifoof |2en at noon. B. Y. P. U. 630, mbject o e iiding space | OUF Work in South China. Evening sdb- i g ject Christ's Great Invitation. Baptism. fon of th ! cay sasan The the Thames Past| -present plan Taft present the Memorial for the Lincoln Memorial C fon. Pre of sombre marble. The E dent Harding will t it on belialf ble is held in place by a network At the United Congregatlonal church E : ¥ e e of the nation and former President angular intermediates, also of | Alexander 1. . s scor. Mornife ) % Pl e Wilson will make & brief address on I worship at 0. Mr. Abbott’ will reach. Subjs Inspirations. Church Lincola. An ides of the magnificenice of this, | PTeCh PMUCE PTG O e Time This Memorial, & truly splendid our newest nationel shrine of honor, | 5%, Community house, at 630, Mr. achievement of modern art, stands at may be obtained when the size of | %ppote will speak to the young peo- the head of & wide approach. Within these ceiling beams is considered. {ple. : the portico the great statuc More than 45 tons of brodize was used Tt the Telocatin chwkobs Bev. Danle! Lincoln, by Danicl Chester Fren ng them. They measure 6 | rick, pastor. 10.30 sermon tople, Fore: 1, total 190, 819. visible from a distance. ¥rom inches in breadth, and have a gleams of a Modern Movement. Bibie rermanent WithAraw- to top the statue is over thiriy depth’ of 2 feet. They present an school 11.45. stlan Endeavor §.30 high, the seated figure of L ed surface of approximately Topic, What the Country Owes to Home alone being twenty two fect in height. 8,600 square feet. Misslons. This will be presented in the As the structure is open fo the of 2 preponderance of form of a drama. Evening service 7.30, action of the elements and s e in the: construction of this |theme, A Method of Revelation. ROYAL ARCA he summary of mer- of the Royal Ar- ) T Fund-—Balance Iast re- a Sarine fne| to seasonal variations of temperature, great Memorial is not the only indica~ At tia Greemevills Comgregational 43.| the greatest care has been taken to tion of the purpose of its builders to church Sunday mornine, there will be 5 : ‘old| econstruct the Memorial of materinls de a troly permanent structure, | the regulsr preaching servics conduct- 30149; transterred | which will provide resistance to the for twenty thousand pounds of copper |4 by the pastor, Rev. C. H. Ricketts i ‘hurch ,'$100,000; baNamoe.on | westher aud st the samc fhme Jend dre utilived in.the Hgshings: and in. . [8F 1080 Sublect he Misioey of GRrRC) Total death Pay-| beauty to the edifice. O i eorios oo ol 5, B ntne | Musie: | Ty6 BmaRy PR Dmncty a0 ] 3o date 3315 BIOht sasteive Humes of bronze pro- thousend feck of akylight which saftly. - ook o The cheroh TIE b ta Bew g ount. per i Ushnc pes2 3 Pllgrim_Hymnal for the first time. i upsnc: o vide entrence to the Mcmerial, and LS ht the interi i emori 2 . Bl aditions light the interior of the Memorial, At St. Andrew’s Eplécopal church, holy rec: l\l‘" from W. & communion at 9 a. m. Morning praver I, §10,39 ftany and sermon at 10.30.. Sunday over s~hool at 12 m. Evening service at 7. The preacher in the evening will be the Rev. W. F. Borchert, rector of St. Paul's church, Willimantic.” The subject of the morning sermon is The Temptation of paid dirin~ the Shert Cut. i | g ., At Trinity Methodlst charch, Rev. Rob- n har n 4 ne supper,| A i oy Hra’r:nesHLB ccil it 11 r s the pastor, | ert L. Roberts, Ph) D., pastor, 10.30 wo acknowledgemen was served un. | Ship and sermon, subject, x;ue At Fall familles In Pennss Mvs. John Kukla with|Tide, Sunday school at 12. Epworth ( H1S HEALING RESERVATION to whom boxes of women of the church | League meeting at 6.30. Leader, Mrs. R. N G sent as wa : the Bulletln) oy 24—Sen- | | Compensation. lorT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH MONEY cut is being | MISSIO KER SPE i reirs. compensation |l Cut ‘out thix a ted by senators on | i ‘zo__vo}%v ‘e_(mc.g y in framing a reser-| mrch were guests of the trial_package el oy four-power treaty that|prigay night at 2 sup . B ¥ Compound. for_cougr successfully in £pite | ciock at the Community house ; 2 tousness 1t Amer: Life?” and | we want it to be. T that | 4 up- n last report, | Wh NGPATULATING BRANDEGEE T3 Sides and back, rheumatism. ¢ @nA_bladder ailments. arded Versalfes | gress by Rev. Wi edged by all that! promotion & of the Con- ¢ a man has lost chances on & ,m‘ lhurourM safeguard to the Unit- | grecational Home society. | 2 us: as afraid to |co d the Brandegee|" Rey. Mr. pic, | ta hanc Nizgish bowels. Lee & Osg unless the in- ! ED SPEARS CGATIONAL of 'EE'-A TIVES” EADACHES | Because It Is a Fruit Medicine Made From Fruit Juices |8 I |8 ! . enciose with Sc and 2§35 _Sheffield Foley Kidney Pills for c Tablets a wholcsome oleansing_cathart'c for ation, bilicusness, headaches and acon, music. Al ‘enjoyed.the event. 3 Lenten - devotions were heid at St _munion prayer, litany and sermon -at | Thomag charch Friday, and Sunday 10.30. Church school 12 m. Evening pray- | evenings. ~Sunday_evenlmg Rev. Josenh er and address 7.30. 5 Sieferman of Jewett City preached the % p sermon. There was a large congregation At the Hollness Misstom, 230 Main | SeTTOR THer proving. Employes ¥eind ment were repairing the state roads in olass and Sundey school at 2 p. M. - . lynsg gection-last Friday and.Saturday. Court Liberty, No. 132, F. of A. held their rnnua! meeting Monday evening, when the following officers were elected: Chie? ranger, A. T. Dupont; sub-chief | }% ranger. - Josepin Gravlin; treasurer, Louis | €10 H. Thomas_McDonaid,, recording secrctars, Alert” Dupont ; leclyrer, Ernest B. Dg- velle ; senfor beadle, Josenh Baton : junior beadle. Howell H. Herberts trustee, Wil- convention, Touis 3. Ritchotte ; alter- nate, Edmond St John: committee on Memorial day, Thomas McDonald, chalr- man, Louis H. Ritchotte, Alfred T. Du- pont, Albert Duvont, Moses Tatro. un.c A Woodmansee spent lnq- Providence. ‘ She called to o et formaned Baward C. Kenyon, who 1s & private patient at the Rhode Isiand hospital Hie of the state highway depart- Sunday afternoon. Rtchotte:. fnanclal secretary. calles 2 senjor woodward, William La- ; Juntor woodwarg, Eddle LaCha- [Village. cent caller here. Providence. ‘Tuésday evening Unity circie,'No. 1250, Companions of the Forest of America, Mam Downing: delegate to' grand court [ P28 held the first. regular meeting. Chief Cémpanion Veda A. Downing presiding. Various committees were .appointed to perfect the organization. The second and fourth Mondays of each month were adopted as meeting nights Plans vre;el started for the first annual ball to be held: in ‘April . There was a Jarge at-( SIV&, unsightly skin—ten chxnoss tendance and the meeting proved very\ Inunsflnt Prot.F. C. Smita was in Wilitmantle on_ business Wednesday. Mr. Zollin has hired the Ide place and is to raise chickens. working at the Washburn 'silic mill ig Willimantic. Henry Lee and dadghter Marion were in Willimantie recently. mmm Cleared Up In Few Days No woman need have a . repub to one IUs caused by constipation and a lazy liver, which is easlty and quickly remedied. For a good, safe, purely vegetable regulator which will keep your system clean, L MWN Intended, GURLEYVILLF Mrs. Marguerite Walker and Miss Al- treda Walker were In Willimantic Tues- day. Barley, hardiest of all cereals, is Mr. and Mrs. George R Russ :u\ 1 native of Asia. YOU ALWAYS GLAD Help Us? TO Fity-sovenCounites’ zepre- nting a population of 1,540,000, 000, or 91% of the population HE! P of the 1d have adopted the Scout program. - - - The Scout Oath is solemmly taken Imost every tongue. » aken in almos 5u OTHERS Bovs need Scouting tor. the following reasons: GEORGE H. 8COTT Warrenaiy, Nww Yorg, T was attacked by Severe T S | 1. Vigorous physical life, Te misg on at intervals { =L YaEOT - g s, d . i 2. Useful play activities. ST iy \ 3. Mental growth. , 4. Purposely filled letsure which will :grip the boy's ln- terest. 5. Nature study and wood- craft to balance modern city lite. 5 Leadership in the years when erime and religion alike recruit their largest numibers. FREDERICK -A. BENTON, Scout ‘Executive. icd seven differont kinds of pills. t two By T suffercd every e day, while.in Bur- v ».»mom i plckcd up an which was causing my | cured a box of “Fruit-a-tives” and waited results, dreading the Bext two weeks, but the Headaches THE SCOUT IDEAL Norwich Council Bmdv <t Week, March 20th to March Z'Rh MAKE CHECKS PAYAELE TO ARTHUR E. STORY, TREASURER “Fnvest in Boyhood for Results in Manhood” and I have never had 2 he since and that was four 13 ago. Tkeep abox of “Fruit-a- constautly on hand,” GEORGE H. SCOTT. 50c 2 box, 6 for §2.50, trial size 25¢. At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited, OGDENSBURG, N.XY. 121-125 MAIN STREET Now Showing Springtime’s Loveliest Dresses, Smart Suits, Coats, Capes, Wraps Our present display is the talk of the town — Daily mmnnveerSmmstyh—Menthmel shout our exceptional values—They praise our im- mense stocks—and they are buying which after all is the best proof that our stocks must be right. It is the Jargest and best selection we have shown in years. Spring Suits .......... ... $29.50 to $65.00 Charming Dresses . . .. $25.00 to $79.50 Wrappy Coats ... .. ... $29.50 to $95.00 SportCoats .......... $19.50 to $45.00 Our coflection includes every New Spring Material and Shade—Many of which are exclusive with us and not to be seen elsewhere: was taken severely il Tuesday of laug weck and the mext morning was hurried to the hospital, where an operation wasm|A performed for’ appéndicifis. He is im= Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Kenyon of Usque- paugh and Mrs. Louise Sutton were here Mrs. B. H. Bristow and chidren, who |Fpo! on have been sick with severe colds. are| ' We read it there i traced better. They were cared for by Mrs.|The weiré romance of everg'ades Hannah Hatherway, who recently moved Mr. Shippee of Kingston was a recent Miss Christine Tucker of Providence spent Sunday with her paremtsiin this The, (ragrance of the Jumif Solth ¥red K. Crandali and faemily of Kings- | A%, &% ton. visited relatives here Sunday after- |per Sterry Cahoone of Slocum was. a re-{A 'mfl" (kflur e cafla My b Master Everett E. Keovon spent Sat- urday and Sunday with his parents in rt A fint & fln?fl r‘“e .l‘-h Might ever Aany seer Tnmuu- 57 pavat~'s seastile (asuil paie and lovely citeek. ts siagie petal, conld With moonlit waters ed monsters Turking n fhe ooze, s sevenely bive. stately ogeic ‘mossy cloaks. %«n first “the calla grew. A BTy on 'the ar, - mosphere of languorons dresms rders aiwayn fair, ool and XX v York Heraid Roge lfltml it's called—this cobblet Bounde? by duil red brick and sooty Bleak s = canyon. bould hanmmwan;x':r"m Amntwfldnmhmdm- Y.t::nfl-mmmuwem ve b Andmlweflmlyhn called this lane 1 When April woods hat Sonmed (heir fms- tal wear, May ot fhere be & sox! Withia thhs Ciinging %o memories of periehed Keeping & name when beauty leaves ae tram, Tronie as a drunksrd in defeat, Tattered :'n: gTay, who mot withoa: Tetis n¢ the Foider’ promiss of i —Stanton A. Coblents, in New York Sux HUMOR OF THE DAY Fortune Teller—A dark man is soo flnxtognmmom« our .Client—It must be my boss, whe' ga! to raise my salary—La Liberts A¥riss—"Love is blind”. Kross—“Perhaps. But people can a!- wani see their mistakes after mérry- ing."-—New York Sun. Diner (In swell safe)—I suppose people Who dine here carry off quits & lot ° pf silver. Wattiw'—Yes, slr; we can't get al their loc\se change.—Boston Transcript “The 1uan who hates to fight” salé Jud Turftins, “can usually be ds on when forced Into a fight to work as hard as he knows how o get it over with”—Wsshington Star. “Don't you find it dreadfully hasd tr keep servar¥s away out here in the country?* “Hard ta hwep them! Why it's al we can do to persuade them to some out for the we Nt end."—Exzchange, She_T'm sarr,’, but L don't jove yor enough to marry’ ¥ou. Dut Tl alwayr pee ! The family's overcrowded now\»v\mefim: Imgwon | Weeki; “Why, man alive, tbere are mitlons in it It will be ifoy laking candy from a baby to get the publice mone: with this scheme. “Ah, there you hip ‘{ty weak wpot i When you take canly om = baby the baby generally puts 2 mighty | disagreeable howiL” —Boaw Tram. ecript. Husband (angrily)—“What ;" No sup. per ready? That !s t lhli'..' m go- ing to a restaurant™ Wife—Just wait five mln'_"u,‘" “WIll it be ready then?™ “No, but then I'li go with youS— Detroft Free Press. “The Merchant o Venice —thae flared the biilboard. Bargain matinee. “A down-to-date merchant. for sooth,” commented Uncle GiI Gisa— Loutsville Journal. | North—Has Alice any of the old tashioned virtues? West—I suppose so; most of them are~Kansas Cit Star. Doctor—You are suffering ¢rom & complication of diseases, my deer sir— at least six. Cohen—Vell, how much discount de I get on half a dozen, doctor?—Den- tal Digest. “Have you heard, Spinem's latest fishing yarn?" “No, haven't,” satd Mr Glemen, “stc don’t want to hear " | “Because Spinem hasn't even gpeak ing acquaintance with the truth. H¢ couldn’t describe a smallpox epidemic without making you think I* was some. thing_you'd bate to miss!"—Detret Free Press. KALEIDOSCOPE wBorneo is cut midway by the eque- r. Manila is the greatest Semp mariket in the world. Biam is one of the few monsrchier of the tropics. The Perslans have a different aame for each day in the month. Hong-Kong, has a slave coiony, hwharelkbnuldlllo'lllil In Japen fencing is regarded ss = igreat accomplishment for young wo- men. Beans reach maturity twice as rep- l:y under electric light as in dayligh! one There is little or no begging in north- ern Italy, yet it is very provaleat !z Naples The people of Iceland are unusy- ally long-lived living to an average o! sixty-one years. A cluster of snakes reeently. found Dmlra. muu, @on . . these reptiles. fairly free from insect p-u. Salt beds covering an area of forty square miles exist in Nova Scotia. One bed alone is said to be 300 feet wide and 80 feet deep. Certain soils in Russia, India ané Persia have always besn eaten by the natives of these oountries for their bealth-giving properties. About 40 per cent of all the grown in America are raised in '(l- consin. One year's production from 43000 acres reached 43,668 tons. It has been sald that every necessity of a man’s life, except I.Bl water he drinks and the air he breathee may be supplied either directly or in- directly through the use of petroleum products. On a certain day in th. mnfl of China. for people lomn .( dog's flesh to fortify themselvas against the coming heat, and as a agalnst diseasc.