Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 29, 1905 · page 4

← Back ‹ Prev page Next page ›
n / p pages
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

also that
islands not to int
hoe tothose. who liber- wi

Chg! V‘ty is. that he was “a
w ifibilIoInoleuer of olden
I a -
RDMILLY li‘. HUMII’HRIVEVSV.
mm

A VPANVTHVEISTTC.QVliiiiiiAVNATiON.
filiditor qt The Sentinel: ,

By way of resume. people keep away
from church. according to the panthe-
let. for the following reagous:
Honditions are imposed upon
amok goers that are disagreeable.
2~Attendhnts upon public worship
are conceited.
ill-«The founder' of Christianity is
, col 8. great and good philosopher. and

no in more. ‘ '

4-C ristian doctrine does not fit in-
to the philosophy of today 1 ~ '
1 5-The world needs. only kindness.
widow having attended church ser~
ester many years, ‘,'i for one. do
solemnly smrm that no conditions ever
were impeach upon me. except such
as my own conscience enforced. No
one ever attempted to constrain by
any forceful means. by Word or not.
my own thoughts or principles. '
is it true that any considerable num-
ber of-non-church goers view the- thou~
sands of church goers and worshippers
as a- lot of conceited people whose
chief objective thought on sunday
morning is reully self gratification and
praise? Can it be possible that fath-
ers. and sons. and brothers redliy be
lieve their wives. mothers and sisters,
or each other more idolizers of self
because they dttend the house of wor-
ship? Ido not think so. 'Meist"
is certainly a . . W
this respect. it." ' ‘ mm will
agree. with limo some. ”that those
who choose to mm ”:3th are
.slneere and of good. intent. even it,
once, deluded.“
And is the founder of Christianity
' only a great and good philosopher;
(1 do intelligent people all over the
orid look 111 him in this light and
none other.

What now of the millions of men

who look upon Christ as divine. as a

 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

'._ Qide for the mp1 of.
or been subject to so
13"obiihtlon to give thanks
nose and mercy.1ws have
prosperity throughout our
, enjoy peace. honor. and
. p with all nations. It is a
he: thanksgiving that municipal
many of our large cities are
ill The hands of honest men
rascals and graham are be?
out. Townwise. the bust:
physical condition or Nor:
Is Ivory satisfactory and the out
Vthe towns growth and. future

in

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

. w sendinVVI a postal chill sug-
to their custOmers which con-

 
 

there will be celebrat
Communion it 10 o'cioc .
lug service and sddrens st
faring for diocesan millilitres.
not present tomorrow 'are
make the offering at the life
attend.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

last“. Sunday will be 1111111; to liev. D T.

 
 
 
 

dstribution under his aired ion.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

l'ooliup because he raised a disturbance
yesterday afternoon at his
threatened to
best things 11
a. widently been drinking an
plaiut was made regarding it in
police.‘ This morning Jud 1-
found him guilty of drunite
breach of the peace, and
have forty-live days in which
of his sins and reform hi 1

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

11mm on
Tomorrow. being 3.
addition to being '1‘ "

on

like” they

The gifts collected in the manger

 

of

 

Jhnson “peels. North 0 linh, for

 

PAUL POPP note 16 MIL.
Paul Popp- was popped into the

 
 

 
 

on
his and
Mr the house own and
. 111111 bed
I 0010'

the

yior

woefully.

til

 

N'IIs-rVHooie'r aasAcHsas user.

The preachers’ mastitis which in-
.‘ eludes the Methodist moisten
- Norwallt group of churches. pi e in

Methodist Church enemy

was recently adopted whereby each
pastor was assigned in
he shouldgp
be delivered
“reaching service is open to
1 c.
preached by the Rev.

ed Revolutionary :1in
own humorist

awn by an aulerVVn’ 5

meat he was bendingoyVVs:

quired the latter.
Ade to the fills.

 

 
 

lVl" NV ’ VI V
$111.3”? 'thfijillIVT‘V
~ (1

TAP: 'i'n 1.

 
 

m1
‘1}

. Will have the usual supply of our celebrated cor ' ghoul; raised
‘ and some dress“. .. V V.’:""‘*$1'1.4.J1. II t
l“ ‘ We boast on having the most elaborate. clean. :1ch VVIup-to-dhte “5.11:9: 11131136111: Gro-
V caries that you can find in the State of Connecticut. Call? at our'itore andiproyaIJhis statement
yourself. 4 . .

l 1

l
1, ,

1'1.

.

‘ 6

it 1 ‘
“r77"I ‘

’“1 11' '1

The 1111.. [11111131111 ls-—TheTll111ksgwn.

Which we can furnish you in the most up-to-date manner with the most ups-told good things to
eat.

 

\

Celery. Lettuce, Cranberries, Sweet Potatoes, Sweet FloiV'ldh Oranges: Malaga Grapes, Fan-
cy Table Apples, Bananas, Seeded sultana and Cluster Raisins. New Currants. Citron, Orange
and Lemon Peel, Glace Fruits, Janis, Jellies V'thd Marmalades, allies, Pickles and Sauces Cam-
«abort Cheese, Edam, Pineapple, Old English and our famous Doi'lbie Cream Cheese -Hcinz' s
Mince Meat, Dudley's Pumpkin aiud squash, Franco-American Soups and P1111111 Huddle; Hunt-
ley & Palmer’s Celebrated Crackers and Warm Delicious Tees and Colleen; Elite“ Asparagus
'Pips, Sweet Peas and a complete line of High IGraIdIe Canned Fruits and Vegetables in Ida and
glass. All on: goods are the best that money can. buy {an sold It popular prices

 

 
 

it
e

"m.
the
mber. will. be held at the We‘tport

no I!
this week at 2: so o'cioills plan

we expect to see all our old patrons and scores oi new. oViVies for tiusa'l‘hanirsgmng trade.

 
 

 

We invite everyone to give Pure Goods a trial. we are convinced it will be to your ad;

topical: “ch vantage and profit.

redprepares. tI‘Ihpsuial Will's} Mr e

 
 
 
 
 

The sermon this wool;

 
 
 

 
 

n. The topic will ’iie-i

 
 
 

While in New Yogi: ices

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

M 33 Washington St.

PM US i ii“ THIS

nate. "Are yous.

 
 
 

 

Savior. as an_ Elder. Brother and per-
.honai Friend mil Risen and Everm-
.ingaareetthese millions ignorant un-
lettered without love for their tel-
15, and lessen the hardships low and a helping hand? Did such
' who sell and deliver Do' it people never have a part in the Igreat
the day and when buying, ,6 systems of public instruction that

' thread America and Europe with the
t HOW“! ”0 “HWY“ m5” golden threads of mental and moral
In." To these considerations, beauty and worth? look, man. at
ch are all from the point of view your" “T1051 “30“9'81 from WWW 3°
themtoro there might. be adder '11-!»

top of our public institutions. and
where go than on Sabbath morning?
. no less convenient and decidable
‘ the customers’ standpoint And

Doe‘s “Pan1heist" presume to say

VViViVVVV illology is a ViViVVaVieidthlViOWVViin‘thio

be 1,1. ocurc goerl..an ts es s

= h’ auteur; 3118;113:111 a; 1.11111 hold 111.4 key to the vast field of

sec r 5 m learning? 1 can introduce him to spe- 1

. 32th? middle 0‘ the month clalists in the science of biology who

'had pick of the best things do not. find it necessary to keep from

tit mpg-k and they can look on church in OVVdVVtVV to new: illlflli" will}. 0;

: avoid restrain w o o e eve n

W” flurry °f their neighbors in Personal Omnlpresent Father~God
or three days before
5 ith a good deal of syrups
.. spa but also with a good deal
11. satisfaction on their own ac-

f advice good enough. to
r'iiwlieré it is this:
”Christin“ shopping before

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

and18avioVif—'Brother Chribt And were
our good friend hot after learning he
might get a new idea or two from
these Christian biologists 1
Yes. the world needs kindness! The
world gets it; the Valid mu t have
more of it. This the “phil op er" of
Christianity commands: " on s lilst
love the lord thy God. and thy neigh
her." How in this for loudness. Read
the story of induced Samaritan. Love
is the keystone of the arch of Chris
tian virtues.
it is a bad thing to stay away from
church. because one gets rusty He
does not know the drift of religious
movement. and is incline to get more
opnious of his own where the real
facts were truer and more beneficial
to him.
it is bad policy to remain apart
from public worship because one
should know all the facts and apolo-
gies .of Christianity. whether he be
lieves them or not. To feast exclu-
sively upon one' s own flesh. to esbub
crate solely upon one‘s own notions,
tends to deterioration of fibre and
strength. inclines to make out feeble
and self—contenmib like a bear in the
ll “m loan ““0"“. 1“ mm‘ Spring. when he has reached. the end
1 rsIonaIllty to God. man does not of mg omvlfilons.
tcummlbe Hun It is . A. in the fruit. meat and vegetabio
' monies With this 1’9!" lines, men need to exchange minute,
l mu expects the develop- so with the mental. moral a a spirit-
h" 0"“ spiritual “'91 The net foods it is detrimental for the in-
” H0 91' or and to heaven We dividuai to refuse such nourishments
eve wt 1 disturb Study bi-

in 16' holds.
the study it by all means, but a. 51‘0" Other poop g

Elihu illth eflilly, include its
sis. eamobea lives in

‘ it knows not God Man

1 g I 1 a little. and in addi-
1 7 g.cietbes and- automo-
11: a srtIofhis being with
in ens; No study of

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

, _, VPERBONAUTY or con. ,

Vm‘ of the Statemnts in Psntheist’s
‘Lettsr Are Analyzed. ..

To the Editor of The Sentinel: The
1 , * Words are not an answer to
‘- the It. " for when that writer im-
tilat those ‘who disagree with him
fshould it be her—are lacking in
liaison. any mutual discussion of
bisct in question is: estepped.
may be some, however, who are
use by the flitratlons of liaeck-
_ 1 philosophizing in a field where
W was not at home; that is the field
.4 religion and theology. To these 1
id address a few words. No
:belng shown why belief in a
uni God is a materialistic con-
,it. would be sufficient to say
it“ is not. But let it be romaine
~ ‘tlit personality is the highest

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

and ignorant when we don‘t' know
from them;

 
 

our fellow a right good hearted soul
of the finest spirit.

them, or when we hold aloolIfI’rseives
but let us a l forth
from our itiie snuggeries. lei we and .

Tryitsndssei'

 

flpemug iii

.........

TO IE WITH THEM.

snowu 1N NelwAI-K.

TOYS AND GAMES.
All the newest kinds.

you“ a / N. 31’

new one oAmss.
' Din, Black, Pit and 1111111111. Doll
Trains that go.

IOOKSi BOOKSi
Our book department this season
talus all that is newest slid best.

Q

i
. I

Copyright Fiction at {is

Henty hooks for 309k”
for Boys. L ‘1‘. Meade

Juvsuits noose.

city at be. 8c.10c, lilo, its, 26c, 89c.
All thoI old favorites 1111 well as B

rIAch vaIass AN'o sV'AViVIh IRAc.

Folks often seem conceited. narrow 1““

 

for yourself 0, yo noo~ohurch
1 ' processes of dinWOl 1x982 ,
also the fad up; 310 M
it‘ll” “1'1? “it“ :ng
as con on v t .
. and.“ We“ at No him He died but blamed if we
museum-111111

 

 
 
 

“Did the minister die resigned?" _
could at iii a :1 rm ‘
”‘13:”, ”I in t Vie en. slsndI

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

finch
of goodness. ey du-
God had spokthhw them.
fit them. One'of these w _
fie wrought a chase
Peal; Peter. incl-saline
1.1 .with a: smell- mason:
Th9 ted for. as action

On the Tbilisi Fleur.

same vile.- stillness 1 1r WVILL MAKE 9

mm or ALL THE 60th. we HAvs A"
1.1m: civil. mouse on Titan.

Everything ihur will amuse 911.111.11.11.» tVIiie

Standard Works and new Copyilght Fiction
sortmeni. of juvenile seem in paper. linen and board hovered

Over 100 titles to select from.

Alger Books for Boys. , Olivgertlc Books
its for Girls.

You will find here the largest assortment of Juvenile books in the

PiCTUREIOV ANDV PlOTVAE FRAMES.

AND IT m PAY You.

 

.4114-1rc1....41 ‘

it’s a pleasure to Voat anything that
comes from our store, as you are sure of getting Pings, Fresh Wholeiiorhe Food at all times.

.li‘hi ..11

l! we came up 7:83 masses. '
New Citron, Lemon or Orange IPeIcl, Fdncy Seeded Remus. Cleaned
Currants, Dates, Layer Pigs, New Nuts, Oranges, lemons, V'Craiibitrrics, Apples. Sage Tliyi‘ne and
all thc MC things that go to make your Thanksgiving dinner tasty

'Bfiy'your catsbics from the cleanest groceryi 'in town.

 

.11; 1:15:

V1
tic vouuo Ao’VAVlN

JusiVnowjiwc bffVVcr:

' a

11111111. 11111111» _ ' I

Lasossr mheLAv stha

. .
»

IWc scll Fancy Groceries, but don t ask I‘ancIVy Prices.

THE STORES THA’tVSET THE RACE

I

. mail ‘

V.IV

' mu? ‘

 

Houses.

118 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWAEK.

. lentil... V Imps. ,
‘ Will be Open This Evening

35 it 37 MAIN 81‘... NORWALK.
...i‘l

.. 51': ‘

 

is much larger than ever and con-
T

Also an immense ps-

711nm s a Shamanism Cardinal
oi “Seed 1111‘s to Eat

Prices lower than ever. It will pay you to fit in line rind follow the big crowd to our Store.
Our business is founded on standard qualVIIiny and (in low prices are makings daily increase in 0111

Carey Books tor 011-111.

 

uslor Brown.-
business. Here are a few of our many specials for 3l‘hanlcsgiving trade:

s 1
1 i. 1

NONE SfiCK MINCE MEAT. PER PACKAGED..I'O‘..l‘.."lhdldllolhllsi'slesstssvas 7c

 

1

THREE CANS GOLDEN PUMPKIN . . . u... . . . .

.vt
assesses-assestses-eu.ssues-souoe-asseooss 25C

l

 

WI;

numerous ewssr’cmss. ens cannon 3* .aoc

v

 

 
 

V . Best Elgin Creamery Butter,
per pound.,..V,.............s7c

I

15 Florida Oranges... . . . .. . . .251:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Largo Florida Oranges, Vpcr

. dozen ..‘5°
- Best IndisVn River Oranges,

IpCl‘ dOZIIenV Interest-ivasenl‘saw

3 lbs. FWJ1 Miltod Ndis. . page

VA No. i Greening Apples. per

peek IfibilbsvleIbersl’oleipasc
Baldwin Apples, per peels.

.15

anstto VintrodV cc our iambic p on. VLeaf Lard, M‘b' ""'"°

Teas and; Delis us Codie, it.

will give free sl IolGrAnnls .V Fm" ”r“- “3911??" lb

Sugar to the

poundoi our

and one-half
lgiik .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

”15c
, “W34:clbs.Clustcr(irspes.........25cV
Vii 0‘ 0i" 3. i slbs. Epicure“ Raisins:.......sgc
' 3 lb. CicanedILItiirglltsI.I.I. . ... .ssc

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

you" is “when ~
1111111111. "A a float

 

 

 
 

i
.1:
1

I, Vile 1 - ..V, -' it 11* a
We arcV also headquatsers, for (lacy pleats Emilie and Lemonfliyccl Citron, Pa.
I per Shell Almonds, English Walnuts, Celery, Perships, anbcrrics sinf'iwcet Potatoes.

 

 

Loading scan from the Connecticut Digital Archive…
100% · drag to pan, double-click to zoom
page scan