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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-21

A raIady Of undetermined nature
has killed in the past fortnight nine
teen Of a herd of one hundred deert
which is kept Or the park of the
Union Metallic Cartridge Company in
the northern suburbs of Bridgeport
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17
Prudential Board
Meets on Tuesday
at Congregational

The post Easter season at the Con-
gregationa church will begin with a
meeting of the prudential board on
Tuesday evening at 7:3o o'clock.
On "Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
the April Missionary Study club will
meet with Mrs. Robert Gilchrist. COS
Fourth avenue north. Alaska is the
subject for discussion. THE Churches
Unfinished Task i'll Alaska is the sub
ject of paper that will be read by
Mrs. George Calvert. who will lead the
discussion. Assisting her will be Mrs
J. A. Berger. Mrs. l.. f. Stiles, and
Mrs. t. \. Young.
Mid week Bible study class will be
conducted by the Rev. We're Y. Loper
on Wednesday evening at s o'clock.
The Closing Events of David $
Reign is the subject.
Choir rehearsal is Thursday evenin:
at 7.3O o'clock. At the same hour the
Boy Scout council of Troop > will
meet.
Friday meetings will be held at $3.50
in the Afternoon, when the pastor $
training class will meet: at 4:3O when
the Lewa Camp Fire Girls will meet
with Mrs. We're V. Loper and the Bit
ter Root Camp Fire Girls with Miss
Mary Webb.
Friday evening the April parish sup
per will be held at the church Group
; is in charge of arrangements. tnvi-
tations are extended to all who make
the Congregational church. their
church.
Boy Scout Troop II will meet Satur-
day evening at $50.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17
$40 Deficit Shown
in Financial Report
of Emmanuel Church

At the annual business meeting of
the board of trustees of the Emmanuel
Baptist church. held last Wednesday
night. il was announced in making the
financial report for the year that the
total amount received for expenditure
totalled S3.344; that the total amount
that has been paid out is S3,349 and
thar the standing deficit is $40.
The money that has been expended
includes the salary of the pastor, rent.
lights. coal. printing and books. The
deficit is a debt on the new church
and includes the balance on the build
ing. the lighting system and the paint
for the church.
Through the pastor, D. L. McGriff
the officers of the church have ex-
tended their appreciation for the CO.
operation of the members in the church
work that has been done during the
wear.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17

chapter Of Paul's first letter to tht
Corinthians Read it and before its
majestic oratory all the ephemera]
dreams Of mankind shall melt into
vapid nothingness. What are fht
dreams of Homer or Virgil or Shakes
peare in comparison:
Yes, verify, if Christ is not risen
then our hope is vain, our faith is vain
our preaching is vain, our life is vain
and the sooner we end our life. the
better. But the stone is rolled away
The women were astonished. We arc
more than astonished. The thought is
beyond our deepest, fondest anticipa-
tons, @...- .....
'If Christ is risen. then we shall
in victory, Try to think, my friend
try to mediate upon it.
Someone has said that if we only
for a moment should to any great ex-
tent in our mind conceive eternity, the
enormity of the thought would explode
our brain. Try to really think out the
meaning of resurrection. 1t will not
explode your mind. as we surely feel
tempted to believe, since you never
want to think of it. Resurrection! Yes
I1e Is ilStu. L SHdil diSo AISV.
For Better World
II only leave this world for a better
one. | close my eyes to corruption.
/ shall open them again in interruption.
This world is wonderful to me, amaz-
ingly interesting, but in comparison to
the world to come it shall be mon
otonous desert. Here are many sor-
rows. There are no sorrows in the
land Of God. Here are many contra
dictions. In heaven we shall see all
things as He sees them.
"Christianity does not end in a wall,
as do all man-made religions. In
Christianity there is no twilight of the
Gods--only everlasting day.
Believe in Christ my friend. let
Him touch you with His truth and the
stone shall be rolled away from your
heart Then, later, when you enter
into your sepulchre it shall not impris-
on you forever, but God himself shall
roll the stone away from your grave
also. Then you shall enter, if you bear
upon your body the marks of Jesus,
into the everlasting rest"
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17

, comment on this scene. no man can
give Christ away, or sell Him, or play
foully with any Of the great verities of
the sanctuary, without having first be-
trayed and sold and damned himself.
Strokes Reveal Character
But Jesus Christ, the abused and
the suffering, proves to the whole
world that strokes do not change char
acter, they reveal character. Manhood
is not unmade by suffering, but
strengthened and made sterling. And
He that suffered most stood highest,
and draws the whole world Of thought
full and earnest souls upward to His
high station.
knights Templar have through
ages been pledging friendship to
Jesus of Nazareth. in early organiZa-
tion seeking to bravely and lovingly
crusade into the Holy land to rescue
his tomb from the desecration of the
Moslem in unholy rule of the place,
and scenes of the Lords holy life In
these later days. in the hearts of
Knights Templar beats the loyalty to
His name, and in their hands is the
sword of valiant defense of His faith,
Signo Vinces' May the number of
such knights. true to their vows, in
crease in this and every land
Deeds of Savior
But by the Savior himself we're
memorable deeds that dark day, which
hlighted its deep gloom. In all the
foreboding and all the black reality Of
this crucial hour. our Lord did not
forget that He came not to be min
istered unto. but to minister. This He
did even to the end. He prayed divine
forgiveness upon those who turned
their blows in fierce assault upon
him.
"We may profitably observe the
grasp of principles Jesus Christ dis
played in this eliminating hour of His
life, principles which were firm in
loyalty to truth. loyalty to the Father
in heaven, loyalty to His own sense
Of right.
''Christianity has never entered any
land without producing a group Of
heroes and intellectual giants. Chris
tianity seems to know how to touch
the hidden springs Of genius and
greatness. And Jesus Chrsts power
to make little men large and peasants
to be citizens of the universe vindi-
Gates His claim to universal kingshIp.
And to this Christ and this Christian
ity we will be true to the end. as
knights Templar and as Christs peo-
n1a all :
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17

do break through. and the golden radi-
ance conquers many black cloud.
Day of Darkness
Good Friday. the day of our Say
icr's death, was day of darkness. ac-
cording to the gospel writer's. That
darkness still shrouds the hill of the
crosses, in our Christian thinking. But
the blackness is broken by some beau
tiful golden deeds. ever memorable,
and worthy of rehearsal and devout
contemplation by Christians of all
ages.
The contrast of the evil deeds that
wrought woe to our Lord becomes a
setting for the glory revealed by the
good deeds and words that lightened
the beclouded hours Of the world S
greatest tragedy.
we learn from this backness of
mems deeds that no man can betray
Christ without first betraying himself.
and. as someone has pointedly said, in
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17

men. We ought to rejoice with faF
greater joy at Easter, because then
the frontiers Of time and eternity, the
walls of time and space, are flung
apart. AS the opening sesame Of He
is risen is uttered the spiritual world
opens before our astonished eyes. On
the wings Of hope we already dwell
in the land of everlasting day. There
is peace not only on earth but peace
on earth and in heaven, and good will
forevermoreis sb
'"The best commentary on the story
Of Christ's resurrection is the fifteenth
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17

"A great number Of pilgrims go each
year to the Holy Land. Men love to
retrace the paths of that ancient coun-
try where their Master walked. 1t is,
no doubt, an inspiring experience to
spend days retracing the steps Of
Christ over that little country of Pales-
tine. Yet greater privilege is open
to each Of us.
Sacred by Association
These places are only sacred by as
sociation. The carpenter no longer
IN Palestine teaches men the way Of
life. The carpenter was crucified,
dead. and buried. But there arose an
other. This is the risen Christ, the
the same paths. His feet could not
be limited to the narrow confines of
this cradle of religion. Footprints of
others had disappeared at the great
cliff which men call death But not
30 with the living Christ. For in Him
came at last one whose path did not
end in the mystery of death. The trail
leads not into the grave, but through
it. You and I can trace this trail
which lies beyond His grave.
One of the most satisfying records
of it is given to us in the appearance
of the Master to the two disciples on
the road to Emmaus.
I'VE see first Of all that the risen
Christ walked on the road of friend
ship. He did not come in spectacular
way to a great mass of men. He came
quietly to two obscure friends. They
were going along the road leading
away from Jerusalem. Another over
took them and walked with them, and
in the quiet fellowship of this hour to-
hoI tba
risen Christ. He walked in the road
Of friendship.
Still Walks There
"And he still walks there The heart
that has felt love for Jesus sees Him
risen from the dead on the Emmaus
roads of today. The heart that has not
loved Him is in darkness.
Jesus walked in the road of dis
couragement and sorrow. The two dis
ciples as they went on their way were
had viewed what to them was an up-
mixed tragedy. Christ. the man upon
whom they had placed all their hope
for the future had been crucified like
a common thief The Christ who was
to release Israel had been laid away in
grave as though he were, after all
only common clay. And the risen
Christ had come to them upon the road
of discouragement and sorrow.
Has Always Come
"And SO he has always come to
men. During the war Christ was not
seen in the places where men and
women were in security enjoying the
profits which came to them without
any sorrow or shedding of blood. But
over in the trenches where men were
in agony Of mind and body Christ made
himself evident. There are men to-
day who will swear that they saw him
walking in these bloodsoaked fields.
with each passing year thousands
set out on the highway which lends
from Jerusalem to Emmaus. 1t is the
highway of despair and sorrow. Those
who tread it go not alone. There is
another with them. 1t may be their
eyes are also holden so that they can
not see him. But he is there, for il
is on the road of sorrow that the risen
Christ will be found. He bids them
Come unto me and / will give you
rest"
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17

| all of the great messages OF GOD IL Is
written in all the languages and en-
| shrined in the hearts of men aF
nature. 1t is said that Easter comes
from the celebration of a pagan faith
the worship of the dawn and the com
ing of spring Is it not rather the at
tempt of the children of the dawn OF
! history to spell out the hand writing
of the Father as it is written. in the
sunrise, the budding flower and turn oi
spring and in the birth Of a new year
The word comes from the Germanlt
dawn goddess. Estre, symbol of the
east, the sunrise. the spring.
Hearts Point to Heaven
They knew not Jehovah as God, but
they approached as near to Him as they
could Instinctively they knew that
God was in Heaven and straight as a
compass their hearts pointed to the
light. the glory of the morning as the
portal to the Fathers presence.
AS surely as all tides and currents
Of rivers lead to some larger stream or
sea. so the mighty tides oi love and
human interest moved and presaged
some far off Divine event So the
doubt of death and the hope of immor-
tality began to dawn with the larger
intelligence and reason. If the dead
earth is revived after its winter. there
is surely a hope that if man dies
he shall live again
THE soul answers. certainly. The
soul of man is surely of much more
value than the grass of the field and
if God does 50 resurrect and clothe the
lily of the valley He will surely give
me life after my death.
80 the resurrection is the child Of
reason and the light of revelation. The
mind the soul, and the spirit revolts
at the thought of destruction and obli-
cation.
Idea of Future Life
is the idea of future life mean
ingless? No 1t is the only idea that
explains or gives any reason for our
present state. If there is no future
for the completion Of plans. for the
perfection of ideals here begun in sor-
row, for the correction of human iude-
ment and justice, for the reuniting of
families and ties here broken, then
the whole world and the universe so
far as our limited sight can see, il is
a colossal farce. Here on the earth
the stage is set for mighty drama Of
human life. The play is just begun and
tue curtain uTopS III ueaIn il tnls is
all.
THE doctrine Of evolution has added
tremendously to the argument for Il flu
ture and higher existence. Science de-
lights to tell us that many heavens
and many earths have already passed
away and that the present world has
come through fire and mist and many
changes. If that be SO, then why not
another?
Christ Gives Final Word
"As the geological world was the
rough draft, or series Of rough drafts,
of this more beautiful and finished
world on which we now gaze, SO by
the same line of reason this present
world is dim foreshadowing Of the
ultimate spiritualized theater Of human
life.
Jesus Christ gives the final word,
the complete statement and the def
mite promise of the resurrection from
the dead: 4 am the resurrection and
the life. he that belieyeth in, me
though he die, yet shah he live: and
whosoevcr liveth and believeth on me
shall never die
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17

church. 5 II n d a Y.
and the sermon
by the pastor, the
Rev. Alexander G.
Bennett. was upon
t b e Memorable
Deeds that Bright
ened the d ar k
| Days Of the Saw
ior's Death" Mr..
Bennett said j n
part:
Our earth re-
wolves in a mist Of
tears. 1t has been
observed that it is
one planet among
t h e h venI v
spheres that is
wrapped in vapors
and clouds. But
nnl.rlA
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17

sclared IN his SUNDAY
! Emorning serm o n
that as the stone
had been rolled away
from the tomb Of
the Lord, so should
the stone be rolled
away from the hu-
man heart that be-
lieves in Him. After
Ia discussion of his
text he spoke in part
as follows:
| "At G hri s t mas
time we exult be-
cause Christ came to
bring peace on earth
and good will toward
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17
METHODIST CIRCLE e WILL
MEET AT MECCA INN

Circle e Of the First Methodist
church will hold it's weekly meeting at
the Mecca Inn Thursday afternoon,
April 20, at 2:3O o'clock. Hostesses
for the meeting are Mrs. Edward A.
members are urged to attend the meet
ing.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17

Rev. Leo l.. Totten
in his Easter morn
ing sermon at the
First Presbyterian
church. Its appll-
cation TO the resur-
rection of Christ and
to resurrectiens in
the hearts of men
were delineatea by
him. He spoke in
part as follows:
Easter is a spe-
|cial message from
God, the Father, to
each and every hu-
man being. 1t is ii
message of love and
life and joy. f,ik e
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17

ent to all VINO nave
eyes to see, was
the contention of
the Rev. We're V.
Loper, pastor OF
the First Congre-
gational church in
his Easter morn
ing sermon. 1t is
greater to follow
in Christ's foot :
steps in ones be-
lief and heart than
to re t ce the
paths that he trod
when he walked
the earth as the
carpenter of Naz-
areth. he said. His
sermon follows in
part: -..
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17
Sir Conan Doyle Turns
New Y0rk'S Mind From
Dollars to Spirit Life
VEN-DAYS REEL OF REALITY IN MANHATTAN

and helped to reform went to say good
bye. In thieves slang. they told of
their love for Sister Gertie.'' of the
times they had seen her drunk, of the
way she had pulled them from the gut
ter and made them go straight. 1t was
thieves slang in a bleak mission hall.
but as acceptable to the ear of lis
tening deity as any golden phrases
floating upward from the solemn mag
nificence of q cathedral altar.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17
BAPTIST BIBLE CLASS
PLANS ENTERTAINMENT

The young peoples Bible class Of the
First Baptist church will present an
entertainment program at the church
Saturday evening, April %. The pro-
gram, which win consist Of musical
numbers and readings win begin at s
o'clock. n
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17
YOUTHS CONQUER MOUNTAIN

Alexandriapole, Armenia. April 10
After battling expert mountain climb
ers for years, the great Mount Al
agheus, one of the highest peaks il
the Caucasians, has been assembled b,
two American college athletes, Ro,
Anderson, of Connecticut. Mount AL
ngheus rises 1880 feet from a broat
plateau about 80 1uiles east Of Alex
andriapole. -. 49,
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17
EASTER BRINGS
new LIFE TO
WHOLE WORLD
Meaning of Resurrection Forms
Theme Of Sermon by Rev.
Leo L. TOtten.

Text-"it is enough for the dis
cipie that he be as his master. and
the servant as his lord. II they
have called the master of the
house Beetzebub, how much moro
shall they call them of his house
hoid2
Fear not, therefore; for there
is nothing covered, that shall rot
be revealed; and hid, that shall not
be known. Matthew II:25-26.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17
ARIZONAN IS ARRESTED
ON FUGITIVE WARRANT

Los Angeles, April 18.-F. II. Eager,
was arrested at Santa Monica. near
here. BY a deputy sheriff on felony
warrant as fugitive from Ncgales.y ri
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17
Deaths and Funerals.

HOLLIsTER.-Fune services for
William II. Hollister will be held at the
O'Connor chapel at 10 O'Clock this
morning. Rev. Father NJ. T. O'Brien,
V. G., will officiate. Burial in Calvary
cemetery.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17
RESURRECTION
SERMON THEME
EASTER SUNDAY
Rev. J. Helmer Olson Points
to Promise of Future Bless
ings and Better World.

Text-And when they looked,
they saw that the stone was rolled
away; for it was very great. And
entering into the sepulchre, they
saw a young man sitting on the
right side, clothed in long white
garment; and they were affrighted.
And he saith unto them: Be not
affrighted; Ye seek Jesus of Naz-
areth, which was crucified. He is
risen: He is not here. Behold the
place where they laid Him.-Mark
I6:l-o.
Telling the story Of the resurrection
IF Christ, the Rev. J. Helmer Olso
If the Bethlehem Lutheran church, dc
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17
IN PARIS

Mrs. Maloney-Twins be great
misfortune.
Mrs. Finnerty-Sure they be. Wan
o thin misfortunes that niver come
single.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17
AS IT WE'RE

Willie asked the pretty eacher,
what is the plural of man."
Men answered the small pupil
And the plural of child 2"
Twins The Crescent.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17
NIIWAuKED
Cburrb JRotes

The Ladies' Aid society of Our Saw
ors Lutheran church will be entertain
ed by Mrs. Cecilia Paulson at her home
at 3Oj Twelfth street north. The con-
firmation class Of the church will meet
on Tuesday afternoon at 4:15.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17

The historical origin of Easter and
its meaning to the people who first
celebrated it formed the theme of the
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17
among CburrbeS Of @reat falls
Knights Templar Attend
First Methodist Church
Easter Services in Body

Text-"And after these things
Joseph of Arimathea, being a dis
cipIe of Jesus, but secretly for fear
of the Jews, asked of Plate that
he might take away the body Of
Jesus, and PLATE gave him leave.
He came, therefore, and took
away His body. And there came
also Nicodemus, he who at the
first came to him by night, bring
ing a mixture of myrrh and aIoes,
about a hundred pounds. So they
took the body of Jesus, and bound
it in linen cloths with the spices.
as the custom of the Jews is to
bury."-John l9:38-40.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17

Mrs. J. Helmer Olson Of the Bethle-
hem Lutheran church will entertain the
Dorcas society at the parsonage next
Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Weekly
prayer meeting of the church will be
on Wednesday night at 8 o'clock.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17
DEATH IS NOT
FINAL, LESSON
JESUS TEACHES
Christ's Resurrection Most
Glorious Fact in History,
Says Rev. d. McMasters.

Text: And 90 quickly and tell
His disciples that He has risen
from the dead; and behold He
goeth before you into GaliIee:
there ye shall see Him; To, | have
told you" Matthew 28:7.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17

That Christ has fulfilled His promise
to be with us always, even to the end
of the world, is truth that is appar-
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17

Prayer meeting at the Scandinavian
Methodist church will be Tuesday even
ing at 8 o'clock. The Ladies' Aid soci-
ETY. will meet at the church on Friday
evening at the same hour.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17
RISEN CHRIST
IS FOUND ON
SORROW ROAD
Walks Daily With Those Who
Tread Highway of Despair,
Says Rev. L0per.

Text-"The road in which he
WaIks."-Luke 24:l3-35.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-17
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The Knights Templar. forty or more,
We're in attendance at the Easter eve
ming services in the First Methodist
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rANCY MIXED Gamma bulbs 4oc per doz.,
s1-25 per 80, 50 90 per 100 Mrs. i. Patel.
OF Psramorp. North Topeka. Kan.
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EDWARD HARRIS CONFIRMED.


On Sunday afternoon the Right
Reverend James Wise. bishop of the
Episcopal diocese of Kansas, admin
istered the sacrament of confirmation
in St. Margaret's hospital in Kansas
City, to Edward Harris, the 12-year-
old son of Dwight Thacher Harris,
chairman Of the state moving picture
censor board. and former Topeka
newspa per man.
The boy had attended a class of In
struction for three months, prepara-
tory to being confirmed At St Pauls
Episcopal church in Kansas City,
kan. on Sunday
On Thursday morning he was struck
BY a motor truck. and was so seri-
ously injured as TO be taken to the
hospital His desire to be confirmed
with the rest of the class was so great
that the Reverend Carl Nau. rector
of St Pauls and Bishop Wise went to
his bedside in the hospital Sunday
afternoon and administered the sacra-
ment
The boy was reported today as be-
ing much improved.
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