Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-12
WILLIM ANTIC

t ed through this world ''Ye are the Light of the World" keep Gods light ed.
 This tFriday9 afternoon Rev. .4Tr. Mckay will speak, at the Windham High school. His address which will be on Scotland and of the Poet Burns, will be given before the English class eS.
 Tonight's meeting (F'riday), will be. the last of the campaign in this city, and Rev. Mir. Mckay will have for his subject, What Think Ye of Christ 2p8 It will be union meeting of. the Methodist and Baptist churches.
 A meeting of the official board of. the Methodist Episcopal church was held Thursday night at 7.50 to take action on the selection of the pastor, Rev. c. Harley Smiths appointment as director of the financial campaign | to be conducted between April S6 and 1 May 2, in connection with the Inter- Church World Movement. It was de. cided that Rev. MT. Smith be released | from church activities in such manner | that he might carry on this great work Rev. MT. Smiths work will make it necessary to cover the churches of New London and Wind 1 ham counties in connection with or ganization of committees for the | drive Following the meeting mem bers of the church went in a body to the First Baptist church where ser vices were being conducted in their Inter- Church World Movement.
 Luigi Benveniti will appear before the police court this (Friday)a morn ing to answer to charge of assault on the person of James D. Walker of this city. MT. Walker claims that on 1 Wednesday, March 10th Benveniti threw stones at him, endangering his life. A warrant was sworn out for Benveniti's arrest and Officer Paulhus found the man and brought him to the station. Thursday night about six O. clock BenYeniti furnished bonds of $25 for, his appearance in court today.
 At the meeting of Obwebetuck lodge, No. 16, I. o. O. F.. Thursday .ev- ening at the I. Q. O. F. hall on Main street, a class of six candidates was given the third degree. Folliwing the initiation members were served light refreshments. ~
 At the Eastern morning service al St. Pauls Episcopal church the church which for the past year has been un- dergping alterations and repairs. will be rededicated by Bishop E. Campior
 Acheson. St. Pauls church was built
 in 1912 but several years later if , was discovered that because of faulty : construction of the walls of the build
 ing which were of stone much dam , age was being done to the interior , of the structure during heavy storms The ediice then was examined by
 men familiar with this type of build ing and they advised extensive repairs as the contractors who first erected : the building had done their work in / faulty manner. The walls of tn, building were supposed to have beer ? made of stone cemented to geaher 2 making them water-tight. However in ma = places where stones shoul(
 have been there was noting but ce ; ment. and in other places even tn,
 coating of cement was so thin tha
 water seeped through after each hart
 rain storm. i,
 The matter of repairing the struc
 ture was taken up with Bishop Ache
 son and other officials of the Episco pal diocese of Connecticut and the, i gave consent to the repair of the edi flee and offered aid financially.
 meeting Of the, parish was held abou
 a year ago and a campaign was start l ed to raise the necessary funds fo making all repairs on4 the building
 These repairs which have now bee
 finished. including repairs on wall
 and roof, water proof tiling be
 ing used inside of the walls.
 Repairs on heating of the building