Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-23
completely cured.

completely cured.
 The unexpected happened in the midst of the anaesthetic giving, when one of the spectators c. M. Gage) cried, "The ether makes me sick" and fell to the floor in a fit. Stalwart young men car ried him to the platform and with diff eulty held him to the floor. After a iit- tie treatment he recovered, gazed wildly about a moment, relapsed into sanity, and calmly inquired. What has happen ed?'
 Saturdays Meetings.
 The final day of the institute tSat- urday) dawned clear and cool. The sun came out at the time of the Morning
 Watch and half hundred or more ga- thered in the tabernacle for the clos
 ing Morning Watch. It was in charge of
 the president of the Norwich district Ep-
 worth League, Rev. Marvin s. Stocking of Darielson. The closing special theme
 under the general one of Mornings With the Master. was The Secret of Steadfast- ness.
 The meeting closed with 8 number of brief prayers and the singing of Nearer My God to Thee.
 Prof E. J. Curry's final lecture was Community Leadership. The steward ship period was omitted as Prof. Whit ney had left camp.
 Professor Ceeper's last Bible study
 was on Immortality, dimly heralded in the Old Testament, but brought to light
 in the New.
 Professor Sawyer spoke in his closing
 period of the Aims of the Junior League Miss Dorothy Wheeler led the chil'
 dren's meeting at l o'clock at the New London house.
 Saturday at 2.15 D. m., Rev. F. D Taylor gave his final address on Seme
 Facts of Christian Experience his spe' cial theme being The Fact of Christ Rev. E. J. Curry of East Greenwicf 1 read a portion of Gods word, and ear nest petition was offered by Rev. Vietel | V. Sawyer of Rockville. His text wa: First Timothy, IT. Jesus Christ is the sum of all human hope. No other car give the certainty of real hope as He He told of a woman in Maine who trie( new thought and many other Christles' cults, only to ind at the end of three years that Jesus alone could satisfy Jesus satisfies all classes. He pleases the children. The soldiers from Ameri ca were made fearless in the late wal 1 by the White Comrade. They nevel found fault with Him. Business men re spect and like Him. Equally satisfying | is Christ to old people, Jesus becomes our hope by our accepting Him as such Open your hearts door to Him for tht | latch is on the inside.
 At the close of this excellent sermon MT. Taylor cried T present unto yol
 Jesus Christ, your rightfui King. How
 many are ready to pay him homage?' 9 The entire company with scarce an ex ceptio> arose and the evangelist offered l earnest prayer.
 l The reereational hour at 4 o'clock wa: passed in the tabernacle where variou! stunts were pulled off. The blues vol both a bean bag and an automobile race 1 The reds had sS0 points and the blue' | 262 on other matters. A golden gloV | flower was presented the red leader out by some twenty girls, Appearing be fore John Chadwick of Jewett City showing what they could do. He final! picked out Miss Lillian Potter of Port
 land. The latter was also leader of thu reds.
 Saturday Evening. At the twilight hour on Saturday eve
 ming Rev E. J. Curry of East GHsen wich, gave an interesting lecture in tn l tabernacle on the subject which he hal
 been discussing through the week, Tn
 Relation between the Church and tn | Community. It was illustrated by man, | colored slides showing the conditions
 the working people throughout the ceun | try.
 At 73o the audience adjourned to tn auditorium beneath the trees. As man,
 had come upon the grounds for the Sab | bath. there was gathering of severa
 hundred.
 1 Scripture was read by Rev W. c
 Darby, of Holland Federated chudch | and prayer was offered by Rev. Jerom Greer of Mystic.
 | The evening preacher was another for mer district superintendent of Norwcl l district, Rev. J. H. Newland, D.D.. nov 1 superintendent of the New Bedford dis trict. The sermon was preceded by fine choral selection, Rejoice, by a la dies chorus, led by Chorister E. Wheeler, of Providence.
 | Dr. Newland's text was For the Sol of Man Is Come to Seek and Save Ina 1 Which Was Lost" He said this refer red not so much to the future. as to tn
 obscuring of lots of valuable things un der things less valuable, so they ar 1 practically lost.
 Zacchaeus had lost out the qualities 0 kindness and integrity. but in tte pres
 ence of Jesus generosity and justice wa awakened.
 At the close of the sermon, upon Dl lNewland's invitation the people cam forward in the straw for coRseeratio service and a number of fervent prayer l were offered.
 Il The young people then gathered upo the platform steps for hymn singing ] Exhortations and testimonies were. in Ltermipgled -Eiths song. It was one of tn