Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-19

postlude, Evensong, Johnston; march,
 opening the Sunday school exercises; hymn; responsive reading; prayer; greeting, Elizabeth Taylor; girls song The Glad Resurrection Time is Here | Again, Ruth Dreschler and Ruth East erbrooks; exercise, Waking, by boys and girls; recitation. by Doris Dresch- 1 ler primary department song; recita-
 tion, Marion Clough; recitation, Mill dred Johnson; exercise, Victory, boys and girls; recitation, Merlyn Towne; offertory, Twilight, Friml, op. 36; can
 tata, The Resurrection, Charles Man
 ney; introduction; prelude and chorus. Part I-Baritone. solo; trio, women'S voices; alto solo; baritone solo; tenor
 solo; chorus; hte minister's message,
 as suggested by Coningsby Dawson's
 book, The Glory of the Trenches. Part
 II of the cantata Mary Magdalene-
 Baritone solo quartette; soprano solo; chorus; finale; chorus; postlude, Jubi-
 late Dec, Johnston. Members of the | chorus: Sopranos and altos-Mistress-
 es George Easterbrooks, Benjamin Young, Charles Gallup. Harrison Bar Der and Marion Larkin, Misses Ruth
 Herrick, Estella Gardner, Gladys Bradley, Jennie Jordan and Marjorie Beebe; tenors and basses-A. l.. French, w. C. DreschIer, Charles B. Ol OI otlSls ISh-CliS NloI n,
 R. R. Osterhoudt, Frank Peters; direc-
 tor and tenor, Edwin F. Cross; organ
 ist. Mrs. Charles H. Beebe.
 The local WomanS Relief corps and
 the Knights of Pythias have voted to
 attend the evening service.
 At the Methodist Episcopal church at South Coventry the Sunday school l meets at 11.45 a. m.. and the service of worship is held at 12.45 D. m. One of
 tne features of the Easter service will
 be infant baptism.
 c At this weeks meeting of Francis s 2 Long Womans Relief Corps in q. 1a. : R. hall, nothing but routine hts!ness = was carried out. At the neX- meet = ing May [, plans and arrangements : will be perfected for the p9rt tile corps l. will take in the Memorial .Dly eXcr- Q cises.
 The Woman's Christian Temperance = Union held a very successful Easter /; sale at their headquarters on VaiIey y street Thursday afternoon at W:licE e time many articles were disposed e. 4 special meeting has been called fol 5 next week for the purpose of discuss ' ing matters pertaining t. the JLpltr( C Campaign.
 ', Local business men, Ike uhany oth-
 CTS throughout the stalc have beer ', more or less inconvenenced by tho :. l Lelephone operators Strih2 t1rc'tGhoE ', | Massachusetts, it having j'acn tIlail :. | custom to transact consirlecat lc l.usi-
 ness over the long distIuce telephone
 The strike has of course pat an ah V rupt stop to it and they have bee < Iusing the only other means at thei
 disposal viz: telegraph and speci;i If delivery mail service. W:lich has ma , terially increased the business lo"Iil! h for those branches of service. There i = no union among the telephone opera is tives in Willimantic nor has th9r, l. been an effort to organize ona.
 al The body of Isadore Axelrod, the g J. year-oI boy drowned in the Wili e mantle river. had not Deen reGoNere.
 up to a late hour Friday night. Searcl n for the body was continued all da. II Friday by number of parties hu s. without success. The boy was one 0 d six sn;aTl children. His parents al ct iinart l1ro,lelI over the unfortunate at J. fair anl the delay in recovering th > h"dy.
 A rneetine of the general cofaa.ittc: z, team captains and workers in connec ", ton with the fifth Liberty loah cam ,N paign has been called for Sunday al !, ternoon in the Chamber of CoIGImCfc
 rooms, at which time plans will b r. completed 10 put WillimantiG over II ,. top ill this last and final campaign c EI it's nature. Friday, ChaiTin;lu tame II r. Twoomey of the canvassin.t com T mittee announced his seie:;tion If cap a tains for thirtysix teams 10 carry OJ to the work as fallows: &o. II. Edwdr ia P. Lyman; ?. William f. Lennon; r- c. C.. Case: 4; D. Howard r,o!ai: B. K. MN. Hillhouse: s, ,. J. I.lr:niee f. l7, Joseph B. Riordan; 5. R. IT. l'enton Tt g.. J. M. Bransfield; 10, Alpi.oRs To, Chagnon; II, J. E. Sullivan; j! ve Thomas F: Mullen; Is, J. II. Hurley .e, If, Bert Hicks 15, Albert Judge; 1 le, Emil D:nis; s17, A. L. Weathcrhcat
 IS, Andrew Roux; 19, J. P. Mlstart c 20. H. W. Standish; 21, Leroy How n, lett: 22, J. NJ. Berard; g, William n. Smith: 24, Walter B. Knight: 25, Re s: w. c. Norris; 27, South Windfar es Walter Abbe, Jr.; 28, Windham Cey of ter Rev. William M. Brown; ,n. American Thread Co.,, Austin D. Bos ,le IS, Rossie Velvet Co.,. Andrew Rou, O. A, Quidnick Windham Co.,, Walter a. Knight; B. Windham Silk Co. R. l -al Fenton: 20. Holland Mfg. Co.,, Charl st. w. Alpaugh; 3l, Vanderman Mig. c of John Reilly; 32, Foster Stewart c an B. Bennett: Ss, Willimantic Maehi