Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-22

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 an interview Friday night Not over ter delinquents on filIn:s the income tax returns approached him during the past week. MT DeI'asquale is still on the job at the Chandler of Com ,.erce rooms, but does not know for just how much longer te will stay in this city.
 Supt. H. !, Martindaie CT the local |. $. Employment Servlca- announced Friday that the local service office would be kept in oueration notwith- standing the fact that the govern n'ent did not appropriate funds for the maintenance of the various en- p.oyment offices throughout the state after today Saturday. The value of the local service office to this com Hfanity is fully appreciated and funds will be raised in one way or another to keep the office at it's present loca- t fp. This is being done irt other cities were these offices have been located. Because of the unsettled employment conditions aud the fact tiia; there are many more discharged soldiers and sailors to return to this city, it is all the more important that this city con- tinue to have the service which has been rendered. by tlIG government agency A meeting of the local Com munitv Labor Board has been called for today Saturday, by It's chairman, A "A. Burton, and the su. iect will be discussed at that time.
 Rev. Richard R. Graham of Christ church, Norwich, was the preacher at the Lenten service Friday evening, at St. Paurs Episcopal church.
 The food sale held in 'he vestry of the First Baptist church Friday aft ernoon under the auspices of rhe La dies Aid society was very success fal, a good sum being realized. Aprons and fancy articles were also sold and l a feature of the sale was the mys- tery table which was well patronized At St. Paui's Episcopa; church, Rev ". F. Borchert, rector, services will l be as follows: Early celebration of 1 hoiy communion at 8 G'c.o,s- Church school at 9.i5, morning prayer and sermon at 1030. At the Lenten service next Friday evening. Rev. " H. Smith Of St. Andrews church. Norwich. will preach the sermon.
 First Congregational church, Rev, l Harry s. McCready, minister, the fol 1 lowing services will be held: 9.45 a I'll the church school will meet in the church house. 10.45 a. m. morning wor- ship. Commissioning of Canvassers The kindergarten room in the churct house is open during the mo, ming wor- ship, as a "Kinder-kirll. Little cfil- dren may be left there. in tie care ot l l Order Of the day: Ficst. the sing; second, the Lesson. "Under Full Pack, Jcrus and Personal Responsibility ttird. the discussion-Do we really wish to see the Prohinito:y Amend nIent Enforced? Lenders: r. r. Whit more, Clarence Palmer. Afternoon 1 Everybody canvass. Every family II l tbe parish is requested to remain a l home: at least have a representative O the family ready to receive the can vasser when he calls. T. m. Th' 1 Disciples or Preparatory class vii meet in the parlors. Lesson How Shall I Know Whether I Am a Chris tiar or Not ?' ' D. m. A happy even ing in the church house. Our grea serial story. Les Miserahies." vii probably be concluded. After the pic lures. songs: the featurn of the sing will be a uew Willilnartic Churcl Song. Returns of the Everybody can tNass will be received and announces during the evening. Pianist, Miss Nc CtreGor.
 , First Baptist church, Arthur D. Car ipeHtar, minister Sunday. 1t.45, morn ire worship. Victory Campaign 10 lS400 and more Illustrated sermon b
 the pastor. F church school. D. n ;lY p S. q E. leader Raymon
 Wright. D. m. F,vangelistle service ; community singing from Billy Sun . days Tabernacle songs. Subject, Doe lit Make Any Difference How a Ma Lives?
 A. "A. E. Zion churcl, II a. 1T preaching by the pastor, i;ev. J. l . Wallace. 122D n. Sunday school, Mr' , 4atson, superintend. 6.3o D. III. Chris tan Endeavor society ccitvene, topit
 Tine Art of Building. 7.3G D. n1. spe s c'al sermon on Giving. Tuesday reg
 laar class meeting.
 Christian Science service held in tn = Woman's CIub, Room 303. Main stree 5 Sunday morning at 19 45, Sublec Matter. Golden Text: Romans f2:2. T A Free Circulating Library of Au thorized Christian Science Literatur . sent the society Of Wiltinantic unde : the auspices o1 the will of Mary Bake : E.ddy is now in operation and book ! r3ay be secured after each service. : Methodist Episcopal church., Rev.
 Harley Smith. minister. Sunday (
 ic.45 the sermon subject will be Tn
 Privilege of Church Membership, fol
 lowed by reception of members int
 preparatory membership. ijy reques
 Edwin r. Cross. the musical directc
 of the church. is seeking to assembl 1 a large chorus for this service froi
 those who sang at the Old Folks con
 cert the other evening tn repeat th
 ar them. Jerusalem My Gloriot
 Home. At noon the Sunday seho'
 nteets for Bible study. The storm
 condition of last Sunday delayed ff
 one week most of the work of tn
 Every Member canvass fo: current eH penses for the new year beginning o
 AEril first The response of the pee
 pie seems very promising to conside,
 ally increase their weekly offering ] tnus saving to them and the chure ! tl1e1aeceSSitv for fresIIe0t calls Curin