‘."lb¥iheflcv. A. H.
“as.
i
it? .
ltho the atdi III of sub.
‘ Mn “foI-wigs: had the
lot: material. the flay
‘ ' (again last evening held
term or t ape le who filled
. . it]. Norwal Met odist Episco
‘ relating news that is new
oil antiquities. Dr Rogers
V . 149201930: of Hebrew and Old
tomcat Exegesls at the Draw
‘ 'i’ Niwohi seminary annoIIIIch his
lsqtnr under the title: “"IIIII Latest
News Abraham's Age.“
Initiating was presided over by
t ' Rev. J. E. Adams. and the prayer
Iodcnough
' This was followed by II I as solo by
. ME Comatoclt. of the III-IIIIIIh quar-
. Mtg, other which Dr. Rogers was in-
" trodhc’od.
lie gave an early warning that. like
the Illld that It treated of. the lee-tine.
.YI that" some dry and sway spots. ~'
I ' , these words for a text. he pm. I
(number of dry puns that atE
once gained for him the good grates of
his hearers. .
Foilewlng Is a summary of his lec—
lure; ‘ .
. Abraham was a great figure and still
is to one who thinks of his star't for
WW eat to fulfill his Infusion, glvingE'
glint great task. homeand friends
. The Hebrews had‘ a
inbbiepr de in the fact that Ian II
a MM" their ancestor III the New
Testament Is Well as in the Old 'i‘es-
tomcat 1'erth was made a most
prominent figure and finds even larg-
or mention than Moses. Abraham was
big «dash to name an age. after him
' "Ahrsham' 9 Age. "
"Within ‘the 118i. fifteen years' 'snld
the speaker. “our knowledge of Abra-.
hear I has been completely revo-
lutionl Fifteen years ago we liidl
not know the names of the moat con-
spicuous kin of Abmham’ s Age.
Even within t I last nin'e months our
kdowlédge has so amazingly iIII reased.
that today the picture Is as if it wereE
. fresh and new.’
He went on than to trace out the his
tory o: Babylonia in a nutshell. nut-
in at the home time the history of
Abraharhvand leading up to the proofE
of the existence of he man Abraham
as well as the name. The clcw is in
the first Verse of too that chapter of.
Gone is in which are named tour.
Rings. "The writer of that verse took
. particular pains that the names of the .
kings should be recalded so as to help
the future historian ” said Dr. lingers,
His description of the manner In.
which the tour kings mentioned in the
teat given were traced. up and identi—'
fied by; archaeologists of the present
age. was most interesting. First a lllilll
found IIII old baked'ciay tablet with an
Assyrian inscription in the British mu
scum. When that was translated it
was. found to be the inscription piIII-c Ii
E‘ol Ep elected to a pagan god
abon ypara before Christ. IIII-
m I king was named EIi-AIIII.
‘ er Iesearc was followed by Inc
. diacgver‘l‘. of the existence it that agI
I still o'- ~‘rabl, and also Inmu- rapI‘
I e a.
“her proving the reality of the ex-
is no.» of these characters DI. Rogers
a : ‘Not long since one of then
- roilémost Semitic authorities on th-I
continent of Europe said that these an
“ car at some Jewish writeI gatheI- l
a stack in; some Jewish writ—
er did gather them up and stick them
‘ mind he stuck them in right“ '
HeI'“went on: 'Hammu—‘rabi ‘gavc
Babylon a'n ascendancy in the world
that it never completely lost until the
near 538 B. C. For 2,509 o'ars- Baby-'
‘ ~loft was great. “The grea conqueror
that ruled her, made M as great in
so. . ia war"
h. box containing the ofiic in!
during its govern-
-I‘obl was dug up In
of old Babylon. and to ilIus
. , civilisation of the ago.
“I‘d some of them “A.
e an order to a governor com-
; him to collect thin? Inela-
whatnot. and to pay the
. tor of the said emblbyé’. w o had‘E
of f on a years to
. "H “mt. Eleni; dispatch
vernor down for not send-
n Hensont or to him and or-
twin“ ‘i-Ionl
Ah an l‘Ito'
.. day anti yhe reached
«Still another had to do with
meat of a government oili-
Ed'abribefl .
r o ered the governor to;
“J“ flflflhixon a‘ certain
'turn out sometime within a
m th oriental. {1);; Rio:-
.. eau enceo team-
. tor the old;
the!!! In repair. Canals took
I i of highways in tboae nay-
, were built all
u. . uric; the reign. of
Illa: dgg§xmuorthe o!
' own-findur-E
“my.“ M
W
{than-(III
Claimants-law,
Montana-which A '
liiBlllld "V.
I "bid iii Two Methodist..: *-
Yolanda} Aflprnodi anilm WI—
Oféssor Rogers Abid- Di ' ”
latest News of AllraIIdEIEs flab“
..... M..._. HEN” ,
E ever could be mama in later yea
it‘ll“. In. in.
. I 7‘»ng ‘ . g
\? worm-III Iainoroatngwolf‘
stated that he would begin from the
founding of the society. In his‘ pro
face.“ however he stated that 12.364‘
churches had been assisted by the
Church Extension Suclety In its owner
and of this nIImbeI aid had been git eh I
Eto also: ”tines churches twice. 'ithcE
had bag II Mid into the tIeaIIu'I-y‘ of the
..... Ec burch neon; as 000 “000 Too society II .
work III being done in the United
States. Alaska the Philippines and Ihei
liawdilan lsi ads. The real hlatow oil
the set-.II-ty h said. dates back‘lo 1856 i
,IthiIh Jose Hartley organized thei
Methbdist lIuIch Extension Boolety. ’
“a mfldi‘E ()Il May I.i.18ill’),il was incorporated- ~ ”
dstoverI-rs. in the State of Pennsylvania as "'l‘hoE
Ei‘ III'('iI Moe ion Society of the Math l
“n thing “I“ mumfioil‘g“njEE"‘l“|‘;‘ E odlsi spisoop IcmuI-h ..
u" ”t and c H fa" it in the' 5|:wa . The Rev MI. Adams told of some of
pruer if” ”in i an “a“ Fu- It!“ IbII umk the society had done espec-
E’ Iaiiy Ibut wlIic h hIIIi Ionic under his no-
Shale. “got all f 8 tier of that (Illliii E
be gallon Immt a tI MI E and wlwn l' l ghh ngu'gitky‘ (81';th nt‘glind‘igis‘;
“as Ieafinfo give. ohti the h‘renIiI gov-l ii .
IIIIIttmI-u't publ‘lshed‘lt.‘ it 'apprnred In! ;::ll:,:fl::a $3.313".fi?,'lffke°EEE:r“E:?:
:EEIAHEI)IIL RU '10:]: Sniff hilu-qhfinllmem' E his hands. and umld such surroundings‘
K I ‘ ‘ ”"9 men \iI-Ihodlsm sprouted and was assisted
'“ the "de "“i ii "if“ publishes "'0" by the ChIIIth Extension I-uulcty. Now
IllaII'I‘mIIics. ’I‘his WIII'k that has Just l ”H Methodist Church I! w”, prosper-
been l"'h"“h“i- is Iaothing "'I“ “m“ nus there. find not timely ald been
”I" 1°“. "0"“ "l ilnIhmu-rabl. "Ml gitcn it would be different He spoke.I
1.280 yeais bcrure (iIrist. It has as." "I a". mmcmu.“ that had resulted
EIIWs IIIIaIIgI-d In legIIidI detailed IIIIIII- Edlrottlv from this aocletys work andE
on
Iold of the wmk done. by the society on
The. laws lIal been IIIsI-Ilbed on It , _
stone tablet soil althotugh It had been (tE1.“rsirry‘yflo:kc?zglt‘ewh'lllfiehgnng;ZI-d50‘andu
stolen by a' plundering enemy. andE dress was thoroughly Interesting
tuItdaIiIied somewhat it was not scIl- i Envelopes for contribution to "lei
oIIsi‘v damaged. The laws that the path of the. society were distributed
”1’9“" ”"d ‘0 illustrate ”'9 govern by the ushers and later when ted The
“'9'“ "f "1“ Kim" ““3 ‘V'e't‘ \ory m' sIIIIIviIo came to II close with the sing- I
fer-.Istlug Spine. of them are desIrlb- lag of the hymn Caledonia“ on thel
ed below E E t
I aw "if said that If an officer or prll- itafiel and the benediction
'Eliirrju‘. III
to the sIhol .ri‘l} III-It" Ho'
so a i'rificiii ”Gum’s pfit‘i‘fid
any!!! ”that
\utc oi‘dcred into the field should hirI-E my”? iigiii'gizdgztigem tPiImt-eggi'rE
a substitute to take his plac,e IIel walk church on the stibfllect ”l‘he
should he put to death and the substi- E Search for a Lost People” The Rev.
tIItII given' his house. .
AnotheI prmlded for the can: of any‘ ’\‘illl|am ”2:11:12: ”'0' ”V‘M'ded E
warrloi who should r=turn home after
having served in a hostile. nation‘ a prl E A SWEET BREATH
sons. and after his lands at home had I i“ “ Inner failing ‘1‘" 0i 3 healthy
been divided among others. The lands “0mm “I When "“3 month “I had "‘9"
went: to be restored to the returned stomath '5 0‘" of order 'l‘hero ‘3 “”-
IIxile and his son should .IecelVI them remedy in the world MIMI ho Kodoll
ii the fatth Iild not return. if the “WWW” 0“"? ’0' curinglndlgeation ? -
son was not old enough, the mother]" "-‘Nfim‘mi' and "l stomach disorders. 3
was to be allotted onuthhd or the 5V!” ‘1‘"? 3 Crick 0’ W“ G Pill!“- l
III-nopert) and should bring up the son 1‘5." w:Iitcs I lune been ‘ dyspeptici
m. the terms of another law a WidOWl foI yIIIars-tIieIi all kinds of remedies.
who”. children WI,” still nIinoI-s.‘ but continued to grow worse. By the
would not be peImitted to marry lnIoE "F' of KM"! i began ‘0 "1mm" 5‘
another house. l'eImisI lpn might bcl "“"“I ““‘i “““I‘ taking a [3" bottles.
obtained for such a marriage, in which i am fully restored in weight health and
mm the Judge should examine into the “"Pn‘m‘ 9“" can 3‘" whatmer ' like. l
clIaIctI-r of the widow" a donut and fm- E KM“. dlgesis “hi" 3'0“ 9’" and. makes
bid amone to buy any of the widow‘sE "I" stomach “‘"m- Clifford Phar-Im
property. Whoever bought such pmp- ”‘5" ”E
eIty would haie it taken from him and.
Should lose his mone\. Thus the chii- RHODES“ AT THE WORLDS FA'R'
dren were taken one of by \Irtue of. ST LOUIS. bios April 2,—Rhodcsia‘
wise and just lawn In Abraham's Age . has accept? 03: Invitation to partlchl
Onc law said that. if.I a man knm‘k "“9 l“ "I" l” Fair. A “him!“
out nunthei man's teeth. his teeIhE ""5 Rhodesia “WI"! The ("It
also shall lu knocked out.” and still "’0" for south ANN“ participationE
another that if II surgeon should tut ”“ 300”" The “Twin“ 0! “1006!!“
too deeply and kill the patient. or. “II “I ”‘0“8'“ ‘0 h“ an 090““ wedge "Ii
operating on an we. mm the sight “IRE the cause of participation of all SouthE
hand should be. IIIt off. The fee for “I Africa "‘ “'9“ “3 ”100"!" SOWWNWIE
”mam“ “v a (Hmp was may“... wag on the African Iontinent. Two strikesE
fixed at me shekels (82. 50) bylaw l for increase III “wages involving near-l
gmh wen. "u. laws that were Wm EII 300 men were inaugurated at tho.(
ten and 9“",de ovct the (lily of m. WoIld' a Fair grounds today when theE
(mg of which came Abraham. rm l building roofers and the Iabmers on
such great kings lived that great maul ”I“ grounds ‘lllit “'0ka .
of God to whose going out into iIIel
western wilderness of his day the peo-l
pic of the present OWe so much. ‘ “For ten yeaIs i had chIonic bron-
III conclusion the speaker said: chills so bad that at times I Iould IIII
“Abraham. the friend Of God. well Siliflk abovea Whispet "'\\liif*3 Mr. J0
might give his name to that. great age; scpI (Hoffman. of Montmorenci. Ind 'l E
in which lived and ruled that peace- IriIIIl all rIInIeIdiIs available. but with
iming masterful Hammu—rflabl no sIIIIIess Fortunately mI cmplox
—-———-——-—~ . or snggcstui that i try Foley" s Honch
feud TaI. lls effect was almost mlIII-aI E
pious. and i am now cured of the dis
Anniversary of the Church Eaten-lam case. On- my recommendation mam
Society cflehuudwmfl Moetlngl. people hau used Folet s HoneI andI
T
Owing probably to the importance of “t'uplgz‘ggggfimr lghlxllsmttioa Sold I
the meetings at the South Norwalk __
CIIIIIch. those at the Norwalk LnIlI‘Ch_ PAID 34000 FOR A BULL CALF
l 0 E
finalist have not been very largely at "TICK N. in April 3.——iieill‘,\' Stev-
The first senice at the NorwalkE ”‘8' of Lacuna. N ‘u “H paid “.000
Methodist Church was held yesterday? for “ "In" “'N‘k“ “id bl!“ call. The
afternoon with the Rev. D. G. Downey "mm" of ”I" calf '3 Saide ani‘ C0“.
presiding. The service opened withE Iordla holder of wor'lds seven and
the singing of the hymn “Just As I ”“m “a! mom f0! milk and butterI
Am." and thls was followed by Scrip production. The “"9 ‘5 39"“ WIND? I
lure reading. I: prize :lnulng. 1):!" d 'ghe ciallf “$53
mm on anuary ..... an t 9 pr II pp .
The Rev Mr Downav said that the for him is believed to be the largest'g
I amount ever paid f0I a nine w‘eeks old i
E animal. k
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS CUHED.
IN THE NORWALK CHURCH.
meetings were not held to give oppo
tunitics to criticise and instead were
held ”to proulmte spiritual fellowship
I 0 far 0
gybfifith‘ {want}: {$1.33 ”an amp REMEDIES iN GREAT 0:
song. and the Revs. W. E. Schoenhoven MM
and Fred Saunders led in prayer. When colds and grip are prevalent;-
The spe.ker of the afternmn was the‘ the quickest and sumfih Tfimediefl 8N
REV. w a Scofleld’w e .ubjact ‘vnlE in "at damllld. Mr. Joseph D. W" |
"The Practice of p can i'hMup flame of McDIm VII.. says that ho wasE
lion.” Mr. Scofleld said his wasa heart cured of a '9" “039 “d lasting at E
to heart talk with his brother mini . tick of II srlwe by uslns Chamber-
tern but he w" ‘1“ to .9. ‘ 's Cough Remedy after trying sev-E
”regent The reverend gm _ . . , . other preparations with no elect. l
phaslsed very Imonglyxmn ' “I. b! i“ druwiu- ’ "E
intercessory prayer by ministers. l
’3‘," meal in” sharing an? NGI‘TRIKI 0! CARPENTER. m E
reerl as Ihlhfahers theydlIL at ’3'” . NEW HAVEN-
the valtle of praying for othefi, 3m HAVEN April 2. -‘-The two or
The value of such. kind “page: “oneness of carpenters in' this city.
I Aialtlhflt'e'd Al‘aodlatlotl- and the
hood of Carpenters line just
IN on igreement With the Halter
lfea- Builders with the obiéct or prevhntinl
further strikes by referflng ail tiller- ,
The address by)“ . Hosea em which may arise. to an aroma.
terewngly delivered arm listened tloa board. There is therefore no pros-
'to with me sigh-«Wm bi his ooI- pect’ of a mutant carpenters am.
. . . “W
. lwater liver troubles aun'conrupation I
Until the close of the service about There's wander in creation
twenty minutes later alternate sillind 'l'ban Litlio‘ Iy' RiIerI‘I,’ the famous
and praying followed. This service
opened at 4 o 'olock and closed prompt- They aiw
-___
lHe apolmof the nine of snob prayer
and named different illustrious divineaa
who made thia‘ a‘ my lubricant
ture of their work.
elect a can and save .
fyA at 5. _ I doctoc. hag
t1:30p. "another novice was: Little. alone are dilertaotf
heIAd at tile
brateth
Wenonah Etilsuolb
J. ire-today the 1 var to the full parlour 1
Moi-lbs function. _ Gill.
.. lford Pharmacy.
II‘I " . .
mm: W rememrma “In
i
tui—
'anter
and retain out customers bu honeSt square We.
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QUE . ‘ Our easyterms
“0785: [for honest mer-
S t b 1" '} cbandmhasmade
0‘: _ mafia“ .’ for as thousands
BudgepOr-lg-M- of satisfied ca:-
Ntb ”d9!!! . . tome”, and «we
Hartfer . ..,_ . propose to r. .‘ai I
M» 29-31 Was! mum on st. them I» honest
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