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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERV
.l)1111cing will be held at the Bell Is~
‘ land Club this evening.
August 20 is the first anniversary of
the fatal wreck at Muromns.
Dog days seem to be stretched out
almost interminably this year.
The recent rains have revived grass
and leaves 10 a wonderful cxlcul.
~Full .1119 Gail Caps.
Miss Anna lflllcllauback has return-
ed home. 1111131 11 short visit with
lri-ends in New Haven.
O'Brlcn’s.
roams RUSSELL AND BILLY
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”a.
no
(‘
. suquv olsncasn on HELL
. FIRE.
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The “Anti Hell Fire and Brimstono"
Resolution Adapted in Washing-
ton, D. 0.. Draw. the Fire of
Clergymcn Everywhere.
(By the Rollglous Pcrambulnior, Lil'-
ticial Reporter for the i. if. S. A.)
The hot mid-summer convention of
tho International Bible Students at;
(lion Echo Park, Washingto11,l). C.,
in passing their now i'nanus Resolu-
tion, made so big a noise about “Holi-
Flrc and Brimstono" that the told ec-
clesiastical lino-up was thoroughly
routed and put, to flight, and an entire-
ly new formation of forces is now in
the making. it surely was a big gun
I‘
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'ndoptcd the some vicw. a few days 111011st adopted by the association.
ago tho Ministerial Association of M11-
119181311 11 like doctrine. in other words
chulchcs scam to agree that the old ”9”“
Biblical conception of 11 111111 of uncnd
docs teach
the 111111 of 1111 except the 1111111111, 11”"
should be preached,
weekly, daily, hourly.
so touch, 1
known and the foul nialn'disbonoring ( lumbago. -W I" Wigmore & Co.
God a holy name removed.
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outcrcncc of English ministers has tho matter was put to vote and unani-
. “Wm n.» W...” m.
Dr. C. H F‘llsworth, Dentist 10 Bald
win stroct Rochester, N Y” Bays Fo~
loy Kidney Pills gave him immediate
and strengthened him wonder:
i’uily "For some time pastl hays
boon both-cred with weak kidneys and
bladder trouble. irregular action, pain
and dizzy spells all troubled me. F0
icy Kidney Pills gave me immediate
i relief and strcngthcned the wonderful
1 am pleased to recommend their
,usc." Foloy Kidney Pills are special-
‘ lv pleparcd for kidney and bladder all.
'mants, and arc always olicctivc for
irheuinatism. backache, weak back and
it
letta solemnly promulgated or in.
he authorities of the Christian
11g torment, or fire and brlmstone, is
licgicnl and untruthiul "
Pasim Russell oi’ mndOu and Brook 1
)11 11111111113110 s11ys:"lt the Bible
that li‘tcrnal Torture is
'yoa. thundered,
if it does not
the fact should ho made
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1
Until the passing oi the Washington TRAINS JUMP TRACK AND CAR
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fi
lllll lllJSlS HillSflM
London Musc‘um Places 0111 Vehi-
cle on Exhibition.
\
Thousands of Modem Can Now in
Service and Few of tho Horse-
Drawn Faro Carrion—Big
, Change In Last 7 Years.
Londonr—Tha new Hondon museum
had shown its enterprise by adding 11‘.
hansom cab to its collection, although
more are at least four hundred of
these vehicles still in use on the Lou
don streets. But the lost maker-,0!
hansoms closed his doors three years
.that was tired from (”lien
insoluiion icw miniaiels could sai‘oli’
Echo into
publicly repudiate the hciliire orror.1
the camp of the stand-putters and the
noise will echo and re-echo through»
out. the ecclesiastical lleavcns for some,
time to come, '
Gcn Wm ’P ”11.11 U S A, a brave
indian flghicl of the past, in calling
for the public repudiation of the hell-
fire ihcory, claimed that to do so
would create 11 situation in America
that would enable thousands oi mill-
istcrs to publicly declare what they
irccly admit. privately. The desired
repudiation was made and the general
spillltimcous respOnse from ministers
of all denominations vludlcaies the
general as an excellent tactlclan.
The present gencrai repudiation of
the licll-flrc theory by the clergy ot‘
the lilvanulical Alliance will no doubt,
be considered by the public as a
startling admission, and is in striking
contrast with the opinion still held by
ninety per cent. of the. people who
tins with seeking personal 110torlety.,
as a sort of unwritten code of ethics:
in Mlnlsicllal Associations forbids 111-1
dividual action on this and kindred f
matters.
crediting and deterring
many that stranded Christians,
possibly some skeptics, may he
gained to denominational activities. it
vast majority of clergy men were
llouliy agreement with tile prcsidont
of the I. ll. S. A. on the hell lire myth.‘i
and that they would gladly go 011 1'90-
w'-olldwide spontaneous
lest thoy be charged by other mluls Much Excitement On iPaIIengor Train
NOW that the theological so 7: 40 Wednesday night jumped the
mosphore has been cicaled of a dis :switch noal the round house and trai—
i‘allacy the : fic was
clergy feel relieved. and it 111 hoped by . The engineer and iircmcn jumped and
and ., escaped
l'eficaugbt lire.
Many il. 13. S. A. delegates were most ‘excitemcut among the passengers. but
positive in their statements that theins far as could be learned, none were
111 hurt.
the Nulualk
vord li opponunlty nflolndcd and the Milk company was overtulned nbout‘
losponso 5 o’clock Wednesdai momiug
more. than justifies their claims. How ,peculiai manner
ever, there is no hope expressed that 1111c Westpon
ago, and the museum authoritiesare
11‘s doubt anticipating its rapid extinc-
on.
In 1905 motor taxicabs first ap—
peared on the streets under the bum-
ble title cl “Cinemas-Mechanical
Power," there being 19 of them as
compared with about 7,000 rhnnsoms.
In 1910 the hansoms had declined to
2, 003, while the taxicabs had risen to
6397.
The exact figures for today have not
been compiled, but it is safe to esti-
mate that there are at least 11,000 tax-
icabs to 400.hansoms, intormlttnntly
employed. The refusal of the ban-
aom drivers to accept the taximeter
accelerated their end, for 11’ they had.
accepted it they might have made a
longer light, as the Paris flacrcs are
doing“ 1
Decoratively, the London streets
have lost by the passing of the ban-
com, for the tall. delicately poised
carriage, shiny black, with the driver
commanding cab and horse from his
lofty so and with the slender whip
BECOMES lGNlTED.
But No One Injured—«Flames
Arc Easily Conquered.
NEW HAVEN, Aug. 2_4.—-Tho train,
lom B1ooklicld Junction due here at
delayed for several hour.
injury. _ The baggage car
but the flames were cx~
lugulshcd. There was considerable
MILK WAGON OVERTURNS.
A heavy milk wagon belonging to
branch of the Borden
in 11
cm imperial ave-
The dliver attempted
INTZ’S
ONE-HALF
PRICE SALE
were reared under and taught by
these same clergy. The impressions
Billy Sunday and Pastel Russell will to turn the wagon around, after de
uglce. illvcllng some milk, when one of the
wheels sunk into a rut at the side 01'
rising agave all, was an outstanding
picture of London tradlc.
Buckinghamshire is planning to
Pastor Russell, president of the in
telnntional Bible Students
lion, in the past has practically stoodl
gained in childhood from lhe minis—
ters that the Bible was the authority
for the flrc-and-brimstoue hell will be
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith hasi
returned from 11 week‘s vacation and
outing at Bantam Lake, and roporis a
line. time.
.1)1itrac101'.loscpl1 .iiciillroy is push
lag the work in South Norw '1lk along
nicely and expects to have it com-
plcted within 200 working days.
A good sized door was killed at the
New Canaan clossiug, this molning.
A Danbury train struck him in the
hind q11arters,-and threw him down
the embankment just this side of the
Catholic cemetery.
Announcement is made in Ridges
field oi Ilhcrcceut marriage of Dr. H.
1’. Manslleld, 01‘ that place, and Miss
Ella Perry, daughter 111' Mrs. Nathan
Perry, of Georgetown. Mr. and Mrs.
Mansfield have returned to lliidge-
field from 11 short automobilc' tour
along 1110 1111080111
wSeamless tires. Reddy and Ayers
the contractor.
Joseph A. McElroy,
has delivered the paving bonds fur-
nished for the city of Smith Norwalk.
yesterday.
$100,000
worth of work, and the, five your main-
Both of
the bonds are wrltleu llu'ough tho (11’-
llco of Chandler & ilann, Norwulk i11-
made
covers
. The delivery was
The contract bond
tcnance bond covers $32,000.
:sui‘aucc agents.
-- a 1.1.
hard to erase. ll is acknowledged that
lscventv-livc per cent. of the people ' .
,reared under sectarian instruction, "“3““ criticism. Now that
when alriiing at the age of discretion, clergyman 0f "“1“"
disc'md as unchrislian and uure'lson- {hale mountcd the same platform
able the hell-fire mythology of
iVllddlo Ages. and as they believe the
iilble responsible for the doctrine,
they lose respect for the. Bible and for
the church. and discard both and join
the big congregation composed of do-
tachcd Christians and skeptics.
The mid-summer resolution repud-
laiinar and relocating to the ash heap
the red—hot hell lire deception, so won-
derfully described by .. Milton and
Dante, and pictured by Gustave Dore,
will probably be likened unto Shake-
spearo's “Midsummer Night's Dream"
by unu- Sundanyypsy Smith and
their kind. it's tough 011 these gentle-
l:1xy of plant preachers to share. the
blunt of battle against literal line and
brlmsionc adherents.
Progressive ministers do not expect
to find the battlefield vacated by the
stand-pattern. It would be expecting
too much to hope that all clergyman
would get into the band wagon immod-
lately, and a low ministers of wealthy:
and prominent congregations will noti
willingly admit past errors, fearing
that such an admission would cause
laymen to disasteem them. Those
stand-put inlnislcrs wculd like to
bring about 11 country-wide onslaught
Assocla- :‘the road, and the wagon toppled over.
alone in the lime-light on the. anti-hell ,few minutes.
lire platform and withstood severe 111111 71111111 went running dOwn the street.
leading 1 With
denominations ' wagon
he ' and
melwlll henceforth be only one of 11 ga-- route.
raise, on June 27, in the Vale of Ayles»
bury, a memorial to her favorite son.
John Hampden, who, according to Mr»
caulay, would have been the George
Washington of his country it be had
survived the terrible wounds which
he received in a light with Prince
Rupert's cavalry in Chalgrove.
There was a general nilx~up for a
and a young ril’erot
the
was
the driver
help or several men the
uprigliled once more
continued on his
Posterity has placed Hampdcn iirst 9"" '-
.........___. among the parliamentary party which
opposed Charles 1., and he began the SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
, light in parliament as a representative
C ASTOR I A or Buckinghamshire.
POTATOES, PER PECK ....... . ..... . ..... . .........................
Some curioas old documents altered
and boasts at the St. James Parks
and Gardens for April. May and June.
1611."
pucxs ruasaveuso WITH :91.
DEMlc. '
Reports have just been received by
the. American Game Protective and it is signed by the earl of Salisbury.
Propagation Association. of New Another document is for the "charges
layed out on St. James parks and the
3°! W" and Children. for sale recently by a London dealer SWEET POTATOES, PER PECK ...................... _. ......... 3::
“I. "M You "I" “'3" Rough? prove clear 1‘" “I” the wild “”1 ““0“ Green Peas, 2 qts. ............................................. 15°
occupy the lakes in the London parks 1%
30m tho L were in occupancy there in the reign maioes, per qt. ............... . ..... . . .......... 1 ......... . . .1 ........ 5c
Signature of ‘ at James 1. Lima-Beans,_,hsli peck ......... ....... . .................. 250‘
0“ document “' L0"! “Chute” Corn, per dozen ............... ..... 251;
W “ l h iowlc ' ..... , ..........
bill of charges lor keep out o Musk Melons, Watermelons, Peaches. Cucumbers, Squash, Beets,
Green Peppers.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
Big Bargains 'Make Big Business
Tonight at the Busy Store
$1 Vests 50c $6 Dresses $3.00
12c Vests 6 cents $10 Suits . . $5.00
12 ' h
c Glng ams 60 $6 and $7 Linen
per vard
Suits $3
$1Waists 50c"
$3 Dredses$l.50 25c Barettes 12c,
$5 Dresses $2 50 $2 Bathing Suits $1
Other Great values throughout the Store I
19c Kimonos 9 cts
59c Kimonos "291:
man, too. at. this stage of their illus-
,lrlous career, to be. deprived of their
licll-lil'cwors and“ brinlstonc. their
only argumnl. Their undoing. how"
ever.- will be a sweet morsci for the
1111111111111 Religion Congress people.
who have. declared against “itinerant
Evangelicals."
From among the hundreds ol.’ re-
cently published expressions from
leading clergyman of all denomina-
tions on the Washington "anti-hell-
ilre" resolutiou we quote:
Canon Henson. of Westminster Al»
boy, in confirming repudiation of the
eternal torment doctrine of the “dark
agar " said: "i think the American rs»
Friends of lsaac M11ss,pr0prictor
of lilo Moss & Kriegcr store, in Bridge-
port. will bo glad to learn that he is
i’nrk
oouvalesciug at tho Rector 1111
avenue, whore ho was opci'uicd ppm
for appcndliitis ililce weeks ago ti)-
Although 51m confined to his is! iiow. said 'This seems to mo to bo
day
bed as the insult of the sorlousncs
M lug able to get out again in the non
. 3 gutumwiirldgcpmt Standard.
« w 1......»
~ traw Hats tifliiricnI.
““1“"1
'llho meetings in the chapel
North Main 1111 out South Norwma. 111'
growing in interest.
him are all real wo’rkcrs, they soon
and sing in corneal. Mr Donuts
.Word 111 (ind. Mociing tonight
51:411. Sunday attornoon at 3:10, the
again at 7:10 Sunday cvonlnit. who
‘man.
can is 1111111111 to attend these 111cc
0“ , preaches this idea.
Rev. Charles is
Dennis and tho workors ho has with .‘mi away from many mg the council»
llglous public is gcnorulions behindais,
although i don't say that individual
.11111~l'ican divincs aren't the equals is:
ours."
The famous R. J. Campbell. of Lon-
don, representing the \ion Conform
l
s a very belated prououucomuut. I
of tho opolniion ho is in line spirits dout know an) i'lm'ili' man here who be
111111 confidently locks tor-111110 to bo
havoc in claim] punishment; nor do i
1 'thluk auv educated clergyman has
0111111 no for many years.” ‘
Rcv. Arthur 1.. Odbll, a St Louis
pastor, said: "i do not knnw, 0! any
Presbyterian minister who believes or
‘ 01‘ 1101111111, this
0 ' literal holl'wnoan ldca widoly hold in
earlier years. but the church in br-onk
against Pastor Russell and all other
anti-beli‘llrc preachers.
Progressives, howevor, are not to
be deterred by this minority element,
which is evidently not in sympathy
with the common head. and as a result
the people inside and outside Oi all
churches will. through the statements
of ministers published in the press.
learn that the Bible does not. teach
the unreasonablédoctrine of a literal
lake of ripe and brimsloue.
The resolution as adapted in Wash-
ington follows:
Resolved: That it is the sense of
the international hibio Students dole-
gatcs hora assembled, that we do not
find the Bible to teach the doctrine of
a literal "hell-lire" or place cl “1er
and brimsiono" for the punishment at
the wicked; but that secular history
Middle Ages reveals the tact that for
various reasons. either wisely or un-
wlscly, the doctrine of tormentin “boll
ilro” was added to tho Gospel as
taught by Jesus and tho Twol‘vc Apor
ties, 11.111111111111113 many ridiculous lu-
tcrprotatlons ol the Lord's parables
We. lhorcioro, now uurossrvsdiy re<
pudlate as thoroughly unacrlptural the
teaching of a place, state or condition
of a literal "labor of 01's and brim-
111111111" for the torment oi the wicked:
and", further. wo llcllcvc (r0111 many
personal testimonials that the rust
of the formation at tho creods of that
York city. that an epidemic such as
the one which destroyed so many wild
ducks in the neighborhood 0! Salt
Lake City, Utah, in 1910 and 1011, is
again threatened in that territory.
Tho Association has solicited the aid
of the ‘iiological Survey at Washing
ton, and through its offices it is pro
bablo that the Pathological Division of
the Bureau of Animal industry will
discover a way to check the disease
which has already killed two million
ducks in Utah. according to the esti-
mate at 111'. Fisher. of the Biological
Survey. ‘
A local sportsman has just written
that a tenth of the ducks which breed
in the marshes around Salt Lake are
now either dead or dying. So lar, ov-
ory attempted remedy has been an-
llsucccsslul. Two years ago. whcn‘iho
waters and marshes were literally cov-
ered with dead mid dying birds,
sportsmen spent much time and mom
but without avail. Sipoclmanil sent
to Washington for examination, rs-
vcalcd only tho loIlons accompanying
coco‘ldlosls. a common discuss 01 do-
mestic low], but the 11111110111193 ho-
llovc that armors .virulont infection
that 111111. was responsible tor the coil
dcmic. '
i-l‘la thought that by having a man
take the matter on and endeavor to .
cy in trying to discover the cause.
on "iii around to study the idlssaac '
airings garden for keepinge and lead-
ing his Majestles lorrayne bestes and
iowie there 1811-12," and this is signed
by Sir Julius Caesar.
FELL INTO PREHISTORIC HU'I
Now Mexican Shepherd Accidentally
FIudI Arohuolbglcai
Tronure.
, tun-—
tho top .91 ono of many mounds not!
Magdalena in the hilly county of 80
corro Ursulo Batman 3 shephshi
sank knee deep in the colt earth.
last, and landed on a stone floor. He
has discovered one of the apartment:
of a communal dwalllnx believed to
be centuries old.
. Borrego, aided by light which came
in at the openin: ho had made in inli.
lax, oxplorod the room. which con.
tallied soveral skeletons. charred rod
corn, and many pieces of pottery, lam
plo- oi'whlch he 1%“: with him to
Magdalena as con motion of his
story. Such pottery has sold for 8500
I. pious whsnovor it hp: been loan.
j“"i‘IndIrioot" 11.1111 shows Nowc
WhliI Punching at
Guilty, Oslo.
6
I .
a...» ‘
3111111 no. N M --w11ne 1111111111113 on -'
plunged on through the crust of tho .2
ground, loll through space for twenty ~-
111th 1111119 111 1111.911
is.
giving some instructive talks on tho 1,,“ tho direct abolition
“‘1 impression that the Catholic clergy no
7 Mr. Donuts will relate sumo caper-1mm. today.
Vioncoa out at his old his all a drunk-‘mmymon preach hall lire. ,1 will any
““1 gambler. ”NEW" and highway- thst we. preach tho faith. and our iaith
“Yum” will continue 0101111111111 111111 of 11111 1111111911."
Waning cxt worlg at ii p m. Silvery
3 1 in paying with emphasis: "Tho filo»
majority or ministers of all Protect.
1101 donominaiions have privately rs-
pudlntcd tho “holldlro” theory. “but
have for supposedly good reasons hos-
itaicd to tally 111101111 their 1101111111»
nations; and. further. wo boliovo, on
this account thousands and Durham
tons of thousands arc being driven
into shoptioism or iniidolity; thora-
loro, it 111 further
1111110ch131 That we 1111111111 to every
minister in the United Status. to pan
ilsh in his local nowapa‘pcr, ovsr his
own signature, a statement declaring
whether or not he bolievoc the Bible
to teach tho doctrine of a litursl lake
of lira and intrusions as a place. suits
or condition for the eternal punish
mat of tho wicked, and that ovary
editor 111 a composer in 11111 United
61111.11: to reduction to invitc 11111 111111-
1111111111 or his oonstitucnoy‘ to avail
themselves or his column, for than
monsoon. We 111111111111 that in this
one not, they 1111111111 11111111 um thoir
renders better than in any other way:
and ho it lint , ,
“ lions of past altos."
Archbishop iiiannou, although cvad-
loaves the
n longor holicvo in literal hull. He said,
11 ' "it’s too hot to talk about such 11 sub-
As to whether Catholic
Rev. David S. Pholau, sailor "Wash
em Watchman." stated: "Catholic
.prlocls' do not preach a hall of arc.
The church has not taken a definite
position on tho subioot."
Rev. Dr. James W. has. of the Math-
odist Episcopal church South. stated:
3 "i do 1101; boilers in I urbandlbrlm-
stone hell, and ti think 1 have never
heard but one «nuns in which that
: bolls! was oxrrcsucdi 11111 that was
down in 11111111111111 ago." .
,. Rabbi Adolph Monster is quotas
(4
‘ f lotion 111111111 by the bible 8111111111111 at
11.111111an ought to havnbocn on»
ad 1500 your: 11110.1 do not balls“
in 1111111111111 uranium” 0n
this your. the govprnmcnt will be able
to determine its nature and prescribe
a remedy.
Nothing Succeeds
Like .Saccess
Greeley. Column". John Bentley.
gnu invalid "tcndori'oot," products 111 In
«Item thcoioxlcal collage, may luvs
s convocation any time his health
permits him to preach here because at
his com. Addressing a handlui oi
.psapic in the little adobe schoolhouse.
ion mile: from hem. ha pound sud-
denly It light of a nttlnsnulio that
had joined his congregation and
Til. No. 909.
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ly, grabbed the répilic hack of tho
nook, carried it out or the schoolhouse
and 11111111111111 it to death. 11111111111113“, in
drawn! the cabinet of his sermon
and, symbolism: tho sum as sin
hold his collimation for an hour. Th1
out night tho wumtion was too
lam tor 01s 31111110111011».
Tho Road to 3111111 in ‘1. Fair and
Baum-s boat to everybody. At tho
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House
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everybody got: 11. lair 111111 '3111111111 «Ii
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