Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-06

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 What ls Gems On Tonight Francis S.. Long Post, No. 30, c. A l R., meets in G. A. R. half corner. O. Main and High streets.
 The subject of the sermon by Rev. e.. C, S. MacKay Hriday night at the Baptist church was Americas Great est Bulwark. The text was taken from Joshua, the 24th chapter, "As for Me and My House.. we will serve the Lord" Louis TX. of France wore ring ron which twas inscribed these worlds s"God, France. Margaret" He was accustomed to remark, T have no other loveit outside this ring" Frances E. Willard has given a mod ern expression. in the watchword of the great international organization, the NV. c. T. U., "For God, for home, and native land.''
 Civilization rests upon seven great pillars, namely, stability of govern ment, dignity of labor, purity of so ciety. the recognized position of wo- | manhood, the character, extent, and thoroughness of education, the free | dom and vitality of religious institu- tions, and the beauty and simplicity l of the home life The last to my mind is the greatest bulwark of any nation.
 The foundation of an empire is the home; the strength. of a republic is l the home, the glory of civilization is the home, the crown of the church is 1 the home, the stability of a nation l rests on; the home ''The nation rests on the home" said John Bright.
 The late King Edward said "The foundations of national glory are set | in the homes of the people. They will I cfao I-n TI1- I fly life of our race and nation is strong. The Christian home is the greatest asset in the making of a 1 strong church, state. and nation" If the soul of America is to be I saved itemust be through the Chris tan home. The greatest need of our present New Day is a revival of the family life; if we&are to send out from our homes young men and young wo- men to become a4spower@w we must shoNe homes where the family altar has it's . place.. ss
 we must in this New Day of the worlds history restore that ancient landmark upon the family altar con- tinued throughout the ages, has rest ed the blessing of God.
 Rev G. c. s. MacKay will speal lin Willimantic seven more even ings emphasizing the March programmt of the Ipter-Church Movement. Hi subjects for the remainder of his sta. will be as follows: Saturday. A Fa. tai Flaw in a Fine Fascina ting Eel
 low. Young Peoples night Mas
 meeting for men only on Sunday af ternoon at 3 o'clock. Subject, Th' Kind of Men America Needs. Sun . day. p. m "A Church With a Repu I tat on But Without a Christ. Monday : Who IsptOwner. Tuesday-The Glor r Of the Commonplace. Wednesday, Why Are You Not a Christian : Thursday-Quenched Lamps. Frida What Think Ye of Christ,
 At the First Congregational churc
 Sunday morning Rev. Harry s. Nc Cready, pastor. will preach at 10.45 subject, The Power of Sentiment There will, be baptism and receptio ' of members. Sunday school wi
 meet at s.45. Mems Forum meets a
 1215, subiectf Experiments in Indust
 rial Good Will: sneaker, Professs
 George R. Tilford. Even ing service .
 ' o'clock. At Home service.
 At the Methodist Episcopal churcI
 Rev. c. Harley Smith, pastor. wi
 conduct the service The Lord
 Supper will be observed and recer
 tion of members will take plac,
 Church school at 12.15. Young Pee
 ple's .seI'Yice at SIS o'clock, folloWe by special evening service at O \ clock. Speakers for the evening wi be. Miss Blanche Henry. subjec < Description of New Ministry
 Compassion, Miss Muriel Kennedy.
 New Idea in Motherhood in Franco Mss Mary Richmond, F'rontiering
 1920. The pastor will preach a sho
 sermon at this service
 Christian Science Service is hel
 Sunday morning at 1o:45 o'clock
 the Woman's Club rooms at sos Mai
 street. Subject of lesson -sermo
 Man." Golden Text 2, Corinthiar1
 4:16. Responsive reading, Ephesiar
 4:1S, IT. IS. 20, a.
 Federal authorities paid WiIIimant
 a visit Friday drug stores were vii ited and their liquor sales were e,
 amined. Nothing. new has develop,
 about the wash boiler found at d I.
 cent raid by the police. If there is :, still in this city guilty of product, >d liquor that is being sent to Prov , depce 1t sure must be still. becau m nothing has been heard from it sin
 some person thought Wilinantic W D. trying to corrupt the people of Prov