Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-06

week services at the Congregational church during April are as follows: April 9th, The Seven Sacred Sem tences Miss Ruth Murfey leader; April 18th. Gold: A Bane or a Blessing, John G. Johnson leader; April 23d, Pastors Aids, or How Can We Help Our Pastor. Gilbert Perry leader; April 30th, The Unreached Multitude the pastor, Rev. for the '. P. $. C. Fare: April 12th, A Look Ahead, Miss Florence Sar- gent; April 18th. The Conservation of Time, Frank w. Barber; April 18th, Our Tongues for Christ. Miss Edith DingwalI.
 Palm Sunday at St. Philips.
 At St. Philips Episcopal church Sun day palm branches were used in dec oration and distributed at the door af- ter each service. There are services every day during the week as follows: Monday, communion at a. m,; Tues day. evening prayer at 5; Wednesday, communion at 9; Thursday, commun- ion at 8; Friday three hours, F to 3; evening prayer at T.30; Saturday, evening prayer at ,. Miss Lena Raw ley and Miss Margaret Myers have charge of the altar this month.
 Ends Prosperous Year.
 The treasurers report of the Con- gregational church for the year ending March 31st shows that the receipts OuIInS the year 10 S0y30Z--0. with cash on hand S1SI.I6, making 8, 520 .01. The disbursements amount ed to S350O.S1, leaving balance on hand March 31st, 1914. of Sl9.20. As sets for current expenses amount to $33S.32. Other assets consisting of bilities, two notes, $5,225. Sources of income, Louisa Nj. Aldrich fund, S1,000, Clarissa G. Green fund, S1,000.
 Manager Fines New Theatre.
 Manager George NJ Fine so of the Bradley theatre went to Boston Fri day and before he returned had signed a lease taking over the Scenic Temple, a moving picture house in East Bos- ton. MT. Fine will continue his Put nam house as before.
 Crossed Wire Causes Alarm.
 Men working on a pole for the cleo tric light company somehow crossed a wire that set off the fire alarm at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. The com pany from headquarters did not go out, but Hose ?. from the north end of the city, came down to the business center of the city. People ran from all directions, thinking another disastrous fire was under way.
 The meeting of the Woman's Mis- sionary society of the Congregational church will be held at the home of Miss s. Lizzie Clarke Tuesday after II. Charles Letters will sing Lullabies of the Nations.
 Address by Secretary Leete.
 Dr. Leete, the newly elected secre- tary of the Congregational Church Building society, addressed a large congregation at the Congregational church Sunday morning. It was an- nounced that next Sunday will be de- voted to the consideration of the sub jeCt of the resurrection. There will be the usual sunrise prayer meeting al 6 o'clock The choir has in preparation a cantata for the morning, and the Bible school will give a concert in the evening.
 Rev. J. R. Stubbert spoke at the morning and evening services at the Baptist church Sunday. and in the af- ternoon Rev. E. F. Benoit delivered an address in French
 Miss Alice Hazard, missionary from China, spoke to a good number at the Advent church Sunday. She displayed a number of curios and a banner given her by the people among whom she has been laborins.
 Merrill P. Paine of Clark university, Worcester, is spending the Easter va cation with his mother on Center street.
 Left Blackjack and Old Clothes.
 EmpIoyes in the freight depot found an ugly looking weapon in the freight yard Saturday morning. The instru- ment was a round piece of lead with a strap for a handle and made wicked looking blackjack. Near by was d from the surroundings that someor !, had mace d quIck change and getaway
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