It? . MIA. uAuVrie‘rAuiA
alumni. Di).- iini cont
. would all not to or
dip who. oliorx Lino.
tom Paulie“: a. null a»
trio. reaching all cont to
South America. with tho‘
, Wmlhip Colo direct lor-
Wilda. Boot ”commode-
m um um. Au: tor encu-
I, AYLOR 8V; GOLDEN
. Imurhnoo of All Kinds
mum-Town, country we ohm,
.‘ I‘I “retention- 1 50
. in Over the South Nowell:
.m 60.. 07—01 anlnqton It...
‘Iouth Namath. Conn.
1
Electrical Wiring
Fine Line Of Elec-
tribal Eupplies .4
Charles VVVVVVVVVBuVek Jr.
Million:
61 MAIN .Ti. NOIWALK
Telephone-t Dillon.“ I01: how. 31-! '
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latte onuoonrum l
The Paris Cloak Si Siut House
515 Main 81.. Stamford. 33 So. Moln 81.. South Norwollri
Our New Spring Suits
Coats, Dresses &
Waists
oooo FRlDAY SENTINEL.
The Sentinel will he published as a
morning paper on Past “by next II‘rl-!
dip . Advertisers deslllng changes of
“tortisementa tor Friday 3 issue are
delineated .Jo send. copy into this
times as early as possible. \\' ednesduy
Attorney in: 0. Gregory, of. Nor-
‘Wuik. spent this 'lnt‘irniili; in \Vcstpol’t
on business.
VI F‘ur' coals um o 11V. little before
. o‘clock this morning and iutic \il worry
not uncmnl'orttililc t'iir some time”.
hereunto: 1
V l
"Mitts \licc ii. iii 11.: 111 1111‘.\ \‘mitnlli
Splints stall iii llliln‘t‘h‘i. illri boon;
, .l‘tniouud to (lutnrlu. (‘iininiin by the
traces other sister.
6
'tlnptuin Melville toting: is having
l‘tijlbie with his cum and hia stunt
aVV‘very bud. Ills runny l’i‘lcnils hope
for tusiicedy recovery.
Arthur B. liI‘sm‘li.
i’repnrntnry School,
Vi‘irnllon at 111:.
1
‘ Pt‘oi‘cssor of
IIIIV‘Vl’lncctou
pending the lfuotcr
clue in “Will nrcnno
“Nice ilzits t’oiV llns 11‘:
1:;
(l’llrlcn's.
Mr and Mm. \lilliiim llindlci. wtiuj
" birthed out of 1111-11 liI‘init‘ at .‘\‘n.
Won‘t street, ycstm 11.11, are rcsidf
lt‘lr Mr, and Mrs. Gcouc 16'. 'l‘yr
i. lilo. 15 Taylor iii‘ciiuc.
order or Coinmnndcr t‘lricnr St ‘
the 1111311111111 01' Douglas Pill’ilt‘l‘
.1 , 0. R. Jininiei‘aon. Jinn called 111
lilVl‘g for next Montiuv owning 111‘;
Clock. Business of lit‘iporiunt‘
ll be transacted
(i
i‘elormer Booth homesteud is non 3
it to new location. William 11. Mo’
lion‘s property in Spring street
tore u out atone l'oundutlou is being
acted under it. it will be ready for
Weaponry about May 1.
..——..
\
Open «this
tomorrow ‘
“All Huts trimmed free.
evening. Closed all day
lulz‘s. ,
{Alfred w. Holley, the Danhu‘ryV 'hnt
manufacturer who died in Dnnbury,
this week, and was buried yesterday
learned the machinist!
lintuiuiii or nature
wielded a shovel or pit-it in their limit
shmeilcd dill lro‘ln lint ours into lllv
9‘ bulkhead along the Ohio loved» in tlii
cit)“. ’
1111:“.
1.088111 FLDDDSVTIMT
BUYER IIHE'BWARE‘
‘ MILES 0F Milli).
ILL.
(Continued front ilrst page)
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1
Mon uho have never done llt‘ltl'ir‘l
uiii‘li than Mold :1 poll, pushed thiI
(1'09 along tho term.- ‘.\I111‘i‘1,~ri:Irti"c \ilt‘»;
ions engines new not allowed to run.
92111111111 lint‘i.‘ been dismissed “limit?
JUVitIl'iVl.UflU..111 1.11111 small boys ninnl‘i‘lly
worked )t‘Idii-‘l’titly at filling iniritri 11:1
slimy-111111: dirt oil lint carts.
(”dimple without train service 111111 is
11111 15.1 snrloutttli-i i1.w.il1‘=rtiyV tlm
lirtziltlne. tili‘l) lot-lily oi” tlic 111111119 111 (1'
(thin im on utiii‘ .‘Ii prom lt-‘tl the (limit I
limit-Ill 1. All mt iointii- puss
tliio;i.: ii the iirniungiz- iii'lillt‘i which is
him titlilci fro in 11‘\(‘ to iillci‘ii tort of.
\t 6111' l'.
The lives of tin.» liuridroi workmen
{were 9111113112ch and property vulnetlé
‘9 in ext-cur: of $5..libtl,tllitl W113 fittiiiiict‘god
\‘l'C‘Vs
111qu the Mississippi river toro'a
‘ Thu
12?. t'iIi‘t. lung in the ditto.
1‘11 lroltr alter more than 3110 work
‘nicn 1111.1 lo ulit tor live hours to till it.
ttvpt‘ersioii 71) trot um. and flip {our
deep. Fire liiiutlIsod men were tightI.
in: on tho iiig‘ l‘nui‘ term: in no ellorl.
to sit-m the 11-11,» of tho Ohio Fearing
‘thl-i illltn \uouli not hold under the:
strnin, a tug tins ordcicd out with a
rescue party on lwuril and brought the
worktrs in.
The 19V no lirokc u: a point ncnr thel
bridge junction. the riser oxorilowlni‘;
tho “ loicc before reaching tho Mo-
bile and Ohio embankment
’l‘wo levee patrolman who were (11
rcctl) in front of the crovniise narrow- V’
ly escaped death. The waters hurled
them from their foot. and it was with
grout tiltlllrulty that they reached the
embankment. '
The 161 r tory flooded iii located just
l
0011 ucres.’1‘lic manufacturing plants
in the district Me the Chicago Mill
and Lumber Company; Greer, Wither
son Compunr: the Pioneer Coal and
Shaft Companv; the Farmers Handy
Wagon Company. which recently pur-
The annual meeting of the Con-
necticut; Association , of ex-Unlou
planners of "War. will be held in
(flood Army hall in Hartford, Friday
QIlublnesu meeting at 10: 30 a m Din-
ner will be served by the Womun' s
iReliet' Corps at 1 o'clock” V
an...
‘i‘a. R. .l. Cutblll, Mrs. C. B. Butt-s
mild Mrs. G. H. Rnymoud are expected
thrive in South Norwalk this after-
don' from Florida, where they have.
it Spending several weeks.
man
no hundred and third annual
chased the plant of the Modern House
Building Company; the Sears-Roebuck
plant; the Indian Refining Company.
and the \Vcls-Petornon‘liox Company.
Besides these plants the lumber
yard 01' Uphnm’ Adler. with millions ot‘
fcelIol’ lumber, was Isubmei‘ged.
astlnmtod that the number of homes,
luminous houses 11nd other structures
flooded in the drainage district Iqum-
her nearly 1.000. ,
Future Oily. a negro settlement in
the flooded territory. hits a population
with u’whlte population of about 100,
had many weihb‘uilt homes. ‘No loss
(“or the corporate members
9. Gennoctlon‘t Bible Society will
I .Tueeday. April 9,‘ at 2 p. m. The
r. Rockwell Harmon Potter is
idem; and Minuet W. Rain
The oxoeutlvo
or life is reported so tar. The City
i
levees nod .
wort: on the Vdriilnngo levee
thrown around the (intro levee.
I re: . rtl n1 (‘utro was hit 2 that
1111111
Itrnzlia Mlil'i‘ yesim My
,uIniirs about titling 111.. where 11w
1 ‘1
Imuiit‘i“ nillt‘u 111’ llw t‘uli‘o (111131111 1‘ dis
IttitIt in who‘ll-turd:
.tti one line. that
‘ hours
I. simulril‘
.tiic edema of the waters lashing, all 1.999.099999 999999999 11) the 91.999
north of Oahu and comprises about 11,-:
11.111:
oi more than a thoncand.‘ Urbandale. ‘
of Cairo proper to protected tram the
old at Center church bottle. Hart: flooded beetle b‘ I ' I
The”
men are 1111111111; and strengthening the
dike so that It. will be we will“ .9
will win your trade it you see them. and hold your trade if 5123, t m w“??? 99“
ll 1 .~ "It.
you wear them. To get a thorough understanding how good. are :: [IL-Eula? of.» 3:139». Nowell
. ‘ : m.-— ow or at.-
how beautiful they look, how varied are the models and how W: 99-9: atolagnm «3319:: Nervous.
moderately they are priced. you will have to see them. To “3‘ M II”’;°"‘“m"”‘ °‘ WWW" w
get a better understanding of how well they will wear. how 11:3 51'. "—1.93%th '13:. ”31.11%: am
. . . ton
well they fit. how well they retain their shape. you will have {531.1 :- gym: on ”9:33 Sfitfi it.
to buy them. When you have done this you are among the Sun." nfi‘:§.fi:,,‘"‘ iriw‘ayt“
boot and most satisfied dressers in town. We are showing .“n y m filgnii‘hui” n
. . 7:00 o. nun-All directions.
all the new things in tip-1041M: apparel for. women and 131: :- gumbo“ ”flighonpm
misses. We are glad to ha vc you more to.look and if you 3§1§o:.$32§v0m%" 3w?“ ‘7' .
wont to buy we “can surely please you. 1:2» & RCM"W"‘1”° “ m“ 'I
I: p. m.-lllnt. Wool and 30V Nomlk
1:30 p. in.» w.”
3:15 p. m nun-1. and South Nomi!
5:00 p. m.--Now York. Brooklyn and Bout:
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
THE HOME or GOOD CLOTHES
We Aim Free
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14AM Anni“ no»
in im. tom a.
all"; [0:30 I.
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Norwolli Pawnee ‘
flail. Duncan“
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dew open 1mm IVV until It
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In.
In
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The proviouu high bondholders who will try to salvage
made in. some 01‘ their efl'et‘lo.
115:1..11 biomphln. the static nun 13.40 ClNClNNATl. 1)., April Ii.II~~-V'i‘hc ()hlm
li'Itl ii rise of eighttttntlis since you- V
li itlni T115» ploridui‘i rccurd at. Mutu-
this one to ti-oI. At Vicksburg the;
stool til i? feel, n rise. or the}
since yesterday.
111.1111. M ii o‘clock 1111111 morning the
range registered 51.1.1; loot, which was
.1} or ii toot above the [loud mark
”the local igoi‘cruuent \vnotliur iorcI
3.11231 Pills. 'i‘t‘llltv. All?“ Ii. IIAlWittll’vcesir prri‘lictiicl 111,11 tho i‘iriIr would
tho 1101.11 fillifliiit’lll this mornlol.‘ 1.11111; 52 or .13 toothy tonight. but out-
in: :‘1 lilo tiiIl t'IIIiii uii trlbuinri‘
niliuilin home (lil‘ln‘tntl .1110 lllnlliliz‘
laments. in: was not l)Tt!£liH'£Ll to 113:1 .;
ion um ‘11 ill‘illt'l‘ it would no.
mm‘
l‘llVJ‘ 121:1 .‘tiih‘iififliiilll,1V1\§".V.‘VI‘ tart claim
but 111.: I Error 11. 'l‘osiuy nine
I'VliuiH’ Vii), 1| _... M...
it up. «'11 (1111‘! poisons. in iliiiiitinti‘tl uni
u scorn oi lluiustrziil plums. pr invgl Ml
liI 11.111 mills, mo iliowuml out 1"; xi 1-111
.lllluois 1‘: cuttiil. 1:11;“ o
1:; i‘Iut on from “111111.111 '1.‘llllitlllillt.llillll
The (‘11:: pot-per. iiuwctur, is in 111
mutter dunner than it won yemorduy.
’l‘lio uinln lovers still tire burnt and
5:101"? directing tin.» light nt‘o confident
in... gonads will hold.
The Mobile. and (into low-«Ii on the
“Ell 18 NEW FEARED
ALL EVER THE
GDUNTRV ‘
it‘ontinued 13mm. first panel
w’ m
thii-‘Ilr 1111115111
\‘1‘ hot lion been 1111.: loss 01“ tnii‘l‘li lure
“V9“ “m“ ”f ”‘9‘ “mum “M first m 3V” in tho lloslun 8: A111 unit. the lielnonrel
Iititc last night. '
”it . .. _ .. .. .
A 3“" .110 mil “'m‘ulii Hudson. the tlrutid trunk, the New.
wumorn in tiioen‘ibrinkmrm normal 9Y9”: Lurtrtii the thinniiisu 1.99““:
1 ‘ V to V
. VVVV.VVVVVVV VVVVV VVV‘ VVVVVV‘V Vm“ on H" and kilidl‘td roads in the ionilltlon
()hiu arch.» Four hundred inhor'ots 9,399“ 9999, about 9999999 than “9",
uvru nunoonrtl on tilts levee but wtv‘to .9919“ up 999 “9;,“ ”,9 M.“ llatcn
rcsonod without. idea of lilo by tho mulls gain. Tbcll freight 11nd m,
u
Mmtnn‘ird “bile WOMMV come on user the New tliit‘ou's lines.
1hr main line lot‘oeisin A-rltouuus 'l‘eii-‘I :99 ”99999 Tunnel 99 the “99999 &
““55“” and Mississippi “V" reporttd; Maine road hindered thin class 0! int!
'iinim‘ but it in conceded that a hard “9 r‘ery 199999999” but this has 9999
right must be made. other laliy in then- 99“ 99“ 9199999 99 999.
:iippir St. Francis district to sine ”111% 1.99 9999999 9.999 99 w 999 9999
eiiibanltuionts. t m 91 l more could be no intention that it it
“‘9 WWW“ 1”“ west 0 c was so that the hard cool rouds wore
man. Kin, Which protocol the iteeltootl ”99:99 on their 99999999 (09999 by
141110 region, ‘5 liloouhtng “3 some ex 1 the thousands. there must come a lay
tent and the writer 1‘11 lapping the crest, log all or “‘9 irrlxht train men on
but it is believed the levee can be our- . the New “9‘99 999 the wry 999509
th '
i that all sorts of trndlc would be tied
Near Memphis at Slur landing. 1111 up. 1." the 99“] road my oil con-
Mk“““’“5‘ ””05“" “we Cormorant. '1tlnuos.” be sold “‘a 1111‘ oil of Now
1111111., the bank is caring “63" ”W ”(Hell train oporutlres must necessar.
those of the levee and gosorument. for “9 90199..
O“ are being concentrated at umV in the coal road lay off which cov-
point
are .113 000 mén the miners re ard
South 0’ “WWW the flood has “m1 it as an object lVeseon to punish glam
’VVERHM] the acute Stage. itor going on strike. In this nihttor
northern section of the city is steadily
increasing in length and breadth. Or-
ganized relief for those driven from
their limited or thrown‘out oi employ-
ment, with taken up today.
lilCKMAN. Kin. April‘i.-‘-I~’1‘Iwo thou~
stilld flood refugees were cheered after
no all-night vigil oi the levees, ‘by the
announcement that an train would
teach illclcmnn this afternoon bringI
ing 111011 and clothing.”
The food situation this morning with
Bottoms had run alarmingly
reduced engineers to tithe their places.
Many ohopmen ltnve‘boon discharged
temporarily. Train crews in the on
htraclte district are pructlcnllyworlt-
ing- on one-third‘tline. Sumo or the
cool engineers on‘ the coal roads are
considering the matter of seeking pine»
on on other roads. which am not iii-
volved in the forthcoming engineerl’
strike on the roads east of the titaniu-
‘slppi river.
was Money‘s cited dons To THE
JURY. .. ,
CHICAGO, April lwtt. was orpuoted
‘that the ease or Esther Mercy, tumor
ll
actions.
low.
This hooded town tuned o desperate
Fire Alarm Headquarter: ll
Tulcpnoiie for tire alarm:
river paust‘d the flood stage. hero lost: ’
Bill LAVYilVFF (1F RAILROADVL.
aims-lupin Main St... ln‘alwecn Groin on
in Memphis the lloodednreu in 1111111999 999919 9999 luld 99 9991999 999 .
VV 111111;“ ~“-- ll
. ulna»
FIRE ALARMS
SOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALAN
BOXED
“‘or its
No.2 .
I-«M‘i'usblngton and North Main
hintinck‘cmo Hotel .
lmxlioy and Raymond Sta
5mm“ in oi Liiisut 1‘.uctory
dwfloyt' n '1‘Ilieut‘ro.
7.... .N'otwnllt "poplin
it «Music Hunt. ClllriVVird and City 11
11ml who at
1.: N\\Hll St. .. Franklin School.
13m)“ iinwiil St. Concord and Lt
Srhoolu
11- .N‘ 1.1111 Main and Ann Bu.
:5 High Si and l’uui-iw Ave
in Nuruntk lron ‘i‘\':.nrlt1i
t ”w tr-wt Are. und Cedar tit.
liuli lelluui “out An.
“not St and l'uylor Ave.
xl‘ly Am and 11il“t} St.
{not null licni Stir.
private.
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‘ 1V"
ut‘r
.VViVVVVVVVV 11111 111.1111 11ml ‘1- some Sin
Mouton AW and Austin bi
haul and t; lru Grow bin
Mead-1w Ste
:33 «(My Mannie Worms. Slow.- 81.
ill« xrlpiirig ml My my
"5 allot-111.11 «Hit! 1.11m Stun
«ulnitiiwotid Mm Co
Vi} i‘u‘iitirtd Are and Cedar St
«Mimi»: r A‘U' nlut ix 11111} an
1.11 ruminant Aw». and Meadow S
Si.
AtlAVouciiA-oul and Lou noun Avon
{it ~‘41'Vlll‘t’fl 11111 M 11
5‘1-w'tl’ushtnsion St. idem
nsm-riomnt yard and Aim at. prtvo
in Norman: brick (21.1.. prim! e.
121.11 Muster box. truth which the
‘bor «if any box con 1m hounded
nutrition! limit. 1-
(lur- strnko at odd
lino upon. 1-
Trio Sti‘VUlWH uric-In
milii dumrtmcnt l»V1
Three plow atrnketl.
““1
l
is 111111111 for test
my alarms for no
colored by telophlvmr.
wuier to be
S .11”
9 district IlI
mom...”
NORWALK Fl RI ALARM‘
2"» Symon” "VrVV and Notions Street
34.... Mon .1”
howlwent 119mm.» and Berke
.lv—lt‘runhlln Avenue and lis'nco I‘la
ill-wants haunt: (Prlvo e,
“~4le Arunuo our!
host).
311w (‘ltnpot Street and
all-«Novena duvet and Firm Crest
Ill-«crow Street and Wilton avenu
S‘fiw-Fllulcfi Strum
ill-«4.1mm Street and Tlndull Lone.
Simillaln and Catherine Street:
M minimum Simon. near Summer
rise-Mimi Street and Union Avonu
its—«0n The Gr om
its-Jurist Aronhu and
Ell—I‘lr‘Ialsl Avenue and
elephono 1'10
lwlt'ltcli School (prints).
IwMiinIlii So not (girl‘s/m.
W Eaton and
d t and
. and “Rowan St 1.
217—-
noll it! St
nth—Fort and L'bnrlu Stu.
Xi‘an-Juan live an int Flt ch‘ 8
”~81. John St. andEdllo Ave.
aawtlouvlow Ave. and Flat 31.
usswiioulevot‘d and isle 5t.
”Bu—Cora Ave. and F1 til St.
atl'tm-tloulorurd and Blackstone St.
Sit-uKerour St. and Pine Hill Ave
xizwlioyoor 8t. and dDuclt Pond rd
slit-mum Haven.
at the tire
spoon out I Ila mi
lu—Oono blunt It odd timer. touting
twone lilo-1t at I
1-! l‘m'rwob lute.
ll-lim't‘wonty two. at 8 a. in no
in; nonstop or public ooh 1.061.
li~11~lrweniy two. ot 18:th p.111“
”mom.
.1“.
V ‘93." Ilium.
53%;“
Eleclrlt
. I...irltt and Quinton} Avon. and Wot!
ii niniwom Ave.
in» 1“ mum mm itiwrit‘t'tlig our"
Om» shaker at 12 noon and I p In
times. touting Oi
an alarm. ill-o out. r!
fluid is m. ouch Wane-aw. a box
tombornei- ot Mum and Wall Streets.
III-«Bullion Avenue and lnlon Place.
ley Street
oiwln Street
134mm» Atomic and Drchurd Street
Harbor Avenue
adv-Won Murillo. neat tho armory
Iii-«Main street and North Avenue
tin-#:2127411 Gunmen Road and Fun- Street
ncoln Avenue.
okum Lune.
IAB'I‘ NORWALK FIRE ALARM IOXII
Fire bouillon-rite“. lid You Zulu Strut.
rt Eta.
Unborn Ave.
A telopluino message om) Electric Slums
Stills) between tho h|ouro of 11 pm
a. 111.. MM loootl on or m. on Alarm
will be vein of Marco out
levuto boxos will only “his pulled for
Mo on groml sen Whore
Seoon alarms m dry“ to ho um n by
the chic! or acting oh of upon lilo arrival
Kroc m . tsunami time.
oti‘ni n at public school.
loll: quickly until the
9 NW
A «in FIRI ”ALARM nit-mic
I a up.»
Bu
g’s Specials
bets 21:
For thin oven~
This .Evem‘n
. 511: Hair
. Extra large Holi- Nor». regularly 5c.
ins. 2o ouch.
$3 Mesh Bags $1.95
Large size guaranteed German Sliver Mesh Bags, rog-
ularly 33. For tonight. $1.95.
501: Hat Pins 25.:
You pay us ouevhall' price for our 501: Hot Plus this
evening. Take your choice, 25c. ‘
’50c Sheets 27c
Good size Sheets. our regular 50c values
evening, 27c.
Dresses at $1.25
A special lot of smart 'l‘ub Dresses for Misses and
Ladies, on sale tonight. 31.25.
$1 Sailors 59c
100 new rough braided Sailors in black; regular 31.00
values. For this evening, 590.
Easter Displays
Suits, Coats, Dresses at P0puiar
Prices
Easter Millinery
lleuutllul dluplays oi trimmed and untrl‘mmed Hats
at moderate prices.
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V tho highest cash' prlcos tor it or can
‘ be a reality or a fiction I! the kind ‘
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Walk Over Shoes
You need not hare tron big with. your feet. We
can fit you with 11 pair or Walk-Overs that will
be perfectly comfortable right from the start
and that. will look well not] wear to your satis—
Ot‘ lioys‘ and Chil-
f;iction.. Also a full line
(it en‘s Shoes.
M. losem 8: Sons
1 BOUTON 81'.
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195 WASHlNGTON ST. BRIDGE.
.u)-w.. “5-... .
HELLO '
SPRING IS HERE
lIiVouse cleaning season is on hand.
When you clean house you have.
household goods to dispose of. 1 pay
...
“V1." '19:“.
1.31 n.1,
THE TORIC OR CURVED LENS
gives you that eye comfort that
you could never obtain with the
old style flat lens. it is a perfect
lens because its curvature, com
forming to the shape of the eye,
allows you to look directly through
all parts of the ions. it dues away
with all the eye-tiring reflection..-
from behind.
Examinations without charge ti:
our Oculist.
THAMER
V Oculists and Opticians V
‘87 ATLANTIC SQUARE
Stamford. Conn.
Established 15 Years
Open Saturday Evenings.
change
M. L. Rosco
15 Ely~ AWL, South Norwalk V’
THE LENTEN BROTHERHOOQ
WEEK OF PRAYER.
Topic for Good Friday. "Betrayed by
His Phonon."
Christ was betrayed by His friend
That was the bitterest drop in His
out). Most of us read the story of His
“betrayal as it it were past history,
but it is not The story 0! Judas is
not only to be looked back upon with
honor. but it is to be held up before
each disciple today Every one of us
needs to ask the question, \“ls it I?” .
For Christ is being betrayed today by ,
His lends Men are judging Christ
by watching us. They may not read .
the life of Christ in the Gospels. but ‘ .1
they do read ills lll‘o and character ha 9 f9:
rendered in its. We are the living
epistles ‘thauure known and read of
all men. The Christ that they accept. 1‘
or reject is the Christ they see in us. V
The Christianity that «they beliero to
they“ discover to us. (harlot today is
at the mercy on His ill-lends and He to
being betrayed every day. Every man
who bears Christ's name either oom-
mood: or betrayo ma Matter. How to
it with me? Is the kind of Chi-lotion;
it): they rind in me likely to help or to .
hinder the cause (it Christ? I: no.
honored or betrayed by my. kind or
discipleship? "In it I?" ‘ “
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14: 13-51); Act“: 13; 1 Cor.‘ 8: 9-13 '
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