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When the National Council or
Contention“ Church» “met It
Washington. last October. members
of the denomination from all over
the country had brought .to their
attention the (not thot {or the first
limo a Concregetlonallst is presi-
dam of tho ifnited States. At the
sumo time they realised the oppm
tunity nhlch (he douominailou has
to! build on the moat tnvonblt
church site in the Capitol oltl
(within 0. block oi the' point which
L'Entent. the engineer who leid out
Washin‘ton. designated 00 the piece
tar. a. national church) 0 netionel
cdlnco for Congregationalism. erect-
(id by tho Congrogetiomllsts ot the
country, serving them by holding
out the “(hi to all the w id.
The ioundetleu for th is the
First Congregational Church of
Washington, the church which the
President ettendu. end oi which the
‘Rev. Juon Noble Pierce. D. D..
emanate M the Yule Divinity School
and former holder of two patent;-
in Cennectleut. is pastor. Here is
9. church. iounded sixty years one
by u group in which General 0. C.
was prominent, now num-
boring i300 Inemhus lid central
down town location made it. lgng
before the President was a wor-
shipper there. a my popular
church {or solourners in Washing-
ton. of all denominations. Its mem-
bers are for the most part people in
moderate circumstances. Financial-
ly and otherwise they are oven
whelmed by the problem before
them. The immense work at tho
church. serving as it does in a sense
the whole notion. is far beyond
their power to carry. And enpocinh
ly are they staggered by the im-
mediate need of erecting a new
building to taketbe place of the
now unsafe edifice which has i'irlu-
ally been condenmed by the Wash-
ington authorities. and to make it
man: than double the pl't’sollt cu-
pnclty,
This is the proposal which was
mad-3 and endorsed at the meeting
of the National Council. and has
since been approved by other Con—
gregational bodies. To ask from
the Congregationalism or the nation
It iund of 01.250.000. 0! which
$750,000 is to‘be used in building
- the church and 8500.000 held by the
National Council {or the endowmel‘it
oi the work. The Washington
church contributes its present site.
worth 81.000.000. and a fund which
bu now reached 8183.000.
On‘Sundny. February 21. these
hots were presented in many of the
churches or Connecticut, and a
start. made toward raising the
state's share at the fund. The effort
is now being continued from head-
quarters at the Congregational
House in Hartford. to secure by
COn " gregationalists Plan!
Large WashingtonChurch
C. L. & P. Repair Crew .
Victimized By “Joke”;
Sumo one played (in April Fool's
Joke on lhu rcpnlr new at the Con-
nrclivut Light and Power eiiwdny.
about u lust i\\'nln‘ when a cell
was rrmt-lvnd ihut an unto bud hit I
tc-lophnnc polo near Shore iiuveil
Inn. in \Vc-stport, and broke it
down. blocking tI-ai'llc. Thu repair
crew immediately put out (or West.-
port. Arriving at the inn the crew
searched t Countryside for the
broken pole. After spending an
hour, mwring nll that ilf-L‘liun of the
town the turn unit to the Westport
police Hitlllun to see it n rnport was
made there. 13hr: Westport deput-
meni hurl no report,
The Norwullc repair crew gave up
the search. believing that some one
played an Apill Fool‘s joke. The
Westport police are trying to trace
the telephone call to locate the per-
eOn who sent in the false message.
We never sec 1 men carrying I
walking stick without wanting to
Halt him it ho. caught any iish.
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Ono. good turn dosorws another
WNERRl'iT AIDS
TWO WIDOWS
One To Get Pension—-
Second Has Pension
Raised.
\\'.\5i'il£\'G'i'ON. l). i.‘._ April 12—-
'I‘wd bills p-usionim; widous of Civil
War vI-iviuns, luirodili‘mi luv Repre-
soiiiietixr, Schuyler .‘li'rl‘lli of Siam-
iorii, :uo inv-lutlwd ill lilo wound
omnibus primiml iii]! of tin year.
This bill inst lust mm id lll' House
and is now Willllllb' action In the
Senate's (ninuiiu
use me
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