Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 3, 1914 · page 9

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Enineopnl cierspf‘oi ‘uioclty. in“

into with the "Go To! Church Move-
ment." have sent out: the liollciwln‘g
mineral letter to their lpuriniilioners:
Norwnlit. Conn.
do the t‘lunchmen oi"; \'orwnllt. Greet-
imp:
A campaign. the object of which is

to increase church attendance, is um'

oer Why in this community. For one

mason. and another. your rectors. have

been unable to accept. the very cour-
teous invitntion’oi the other ministers
to cooperate. ’l‘iiey realize. however.
tile importance of the end in view and
feel that they may" not be mere pass-
i.o spectatorn. They are moved, in
'tonsrquence, to mnke a special effort
hi. this time to do what they canto
bring their people to a more, faithful st-
it-minnce at, participation in, and sup-
HUN" ot‘, the worship oi'. the church
in this letter, they would urge upon
them their parts and duties in this
matter. Those are defined for them.
first at all. by reusoiiw-‘ll'iut two class-
es of men deserve to. be called. reason.-

.ilile~—tiiose who serve the Lord with -’

all their heart, because they know
Him: and. those who seek the Lord
w till all their heart. because they know
v-iiin not." A cliurchiiinii who is sel-
onm or never seen at the services of
the church is. rationally considered, it
:«wectacle and ought to be on iinpossi~
'l-ility. What is required at the chruclr
l-iiLLi by the. law oi' the church is. 01'
i.‘l,’illl‘:~'t?,.\\\'t’ll ltnou‘nm“Ah persons with.
it this church silnll celebrate and
keep tliet‘iord's Duty, commonly called
tsiinday. by regular participation in the
worship of the church, by hearing the
Mord of God read and taught, and by
other acts of devotion and works of

vlinrlty. using all (lodly and sober con-
versation." The churchmnn can in-
deed remain away from the House oi?
End, but he cannot do it. without vlohi-
ton of. the low of the church. whose
xtlws are upon him. As to the oblign-
tam which the mere fact that. the pro-
taiw'ses and coils himself a Christian
Hrs upon him, there can be no ques-
tion. One hears constantly the pics
that a mum eonrbe every whit no good
at Christian, even it’ he never sets foot
inside the church. It is specious reu-
mning, i‘or.'ii’ anything stands to red.
illili. this stands to rcuson: Tlint the
Lord- never founded a. church for men
to stay away from, neither is it con
u-iralilo that He should lend any who
follow :llini past the open doors of the
wry church for which lie died to per-
r-etunto in the world.

Your rectors ask you to lay to heart
considerations such [AS these nod to
nee whether you cannot come to it
more consistent. churrhly nnd Christ-
lilte mind in the matter of your attend-
mice iii. the services. Definitely they
would urge the participation, at least
once each Lord‘s Day. in the worship
of the church and the reception of the
’hncrun‘ient, in the case at those who
are communicnnts. not less than once
.1 month. ’i'iint you only come to such
wind. your rectors will notceuse it)
make their humble petitions unto the
I rent Head of tho Church liimseli‘.

h‘aithi‘ully yours.

LOUIS BENNING'FUN i-ii)Wiilill..

:‘ilFiilL‘iilt‘lt ..\ (‘1)Lit'.\l\.\'.

.l‘l‘Z. \"l'il.\' “ll R\l'.lL
. iii l’l\1.\' LiliiiW .\.
Feast of the l.‘irctuncislun. liil l .\. ll

CAST'OH [A

For Intent: Ind Children.
lite Kid in line Always Bought

Bears the
Signature oi

 

Z.

DRIVER'S LICENSE OF A. S. HARD
SUSPENDED.

Chauffeur Who Drove Ten Eyck Car
When Back Girl Wile Killed Can‘t
Drive Auto.

'i‘iw lh'rnw or i. ll. llnrd. driver for
'ir-~_ llulli. ‘I'eu Ernb. ultimo outnum-
I-ih‘ runs-ml iiii- iiwnlb oiv 1:2»3‘rur-olil
. lsiu lini'ii :it tho corner 01‘ lirond
. [WM uml i~‘nirlleid nwnim, hint neck.

to howl-mien )i'tiii‘i’iill)‘ morning In
‘Ititl’l'iti’lil‘y oii Hint" Mileri Phillip». lit-
“ ii: hv nunhio to ()[ll’l‘lliiJ the or with-
out violating the low. The simpoustou
’i- indwiinltn,

t‘iiro'iwr .i. .i, Photon in iiiveniiunh
we the rirvuiuidnnmm oi’ the demo oi‘
tilu girl and it in pounihlo iinrd'u ll
Home will iw rnnru‘od Miioiiid the iliil'r
utter rrport in his l‘nvor.

up”.-. Mono...» “and. .4

ARCHiTEC‘l’URAL PiONIER MAD.

l'At‘t-Mlt'. .\. J., Jun. .‘i. udlottrtto \l.
Kliiredge. oixiydivo your» old. one or.
ii." plum-ere iii the unit or about. metal
5 r architectural oruninontatioti and
t in; Him editor or the technical-
miruut nlievl Moist died yesterday M.
his home here.

 

.v... w “4..-“.“HM. .‘_.

ALIENS
WE
TINA AWE thought: into

017% .1 ”not for I unmet

.mmmm% V ”:nzfinig; ”not

 

 
 

 

«stop titted

; WIS

one our nan court that probably- out”
not bodnpllonted in many“ years. Judah
. Keogh was hr the chair. trying an old’
iriendot school days. and listening to

 

m

evidence bmtxxht by enabler boyhood
"SE of PIMBEL POST chum. this evidence to be used attains:

 

tho licensed;
The American Game Protective As- that confronted the court this mom-
socintlon has just received from the lug. when William Gilbert. of East,
‘Post Oliioo Departmental Washington Norwsilt. was put on the stand to till-I
n telegram stating that an order has swear to a. charge of stealing chickens
heendssned which will effectively put from East Norwnllt people.
it stop to the illegal use of the parcel it sounds like it simple ninttcrwtbat
post iniiie shipment of game. The newt stealing a few limb—but when
imrtinent’s notion will be boiled with George Sachem. or mm “in street”,
delight by sportsmen and confirm lost: thirteen oi the pride at his lien
nery and Augustus St. John threo and
tionists generwhly throughout the conn- ’othors in the neighborhood more or
try. They feel that it very serious less, a thorough investigation was he-
inonn‘cc to the adequate preservation film by DetectiNe Sergeant Leather-
oi' our guinosuppiy has been averted [and and Officer Roberts. The trail
The telegram in question tends its 194 l0 611110118 door and he won ar-
i’oiiows: . :r-ested. The case came up yesterday
"The Post. Gillies Department. has hi afternoon and Judge Keogh’ s surprise
shed on order prohibiting acceptance may be imagined when he learnedthot

 

for mulling, of games killed or uttered the prisoner at the bar was one of the 7

., mum corny

A situation arose this morning [oil mymhmwto allure

‘Snch was the situation

the addictions of humility in,
ggt ii iii" wmwgfrofiust
m lmd p A “no
But {MWWMMM Ind
thrt'mghont the world, adult-
pond: {unai- and
favor hove been accorded

§ M’S
PILLS

because they have provedto
bathe best: tcprrective and
ventivo ofi
“grinds of atomsch. Inter, kid-
eis. The first

dosegiveg quick relief: and 3
mutant improvement fol own l
their systematic use. A. trial
will show wh ”in all homes.

the use of We Pills

dominoes
“[0 mouse“

Ham Hill-.103,

for shipment: in violation or the laws brightest pupils in his own class at

of any state, territory or district. in
which it was killed or tendered ror
shipment. The order permits accept-
nnce for purposes of mailing of game
lwwluily killed and offered for ship-
ment. but fresh game may not he limit-

‘ed beyond the second zone." .

The telegram comes from 'l‘lfird As.
sistant Postmaster-General mockery

At. the oiilces of the American Game
Protective Association. in the Wool-
worth building, President John B;
Burnbam gave out. the following stato-
nieut. regarding the department‘s nc-
tion:

"This matter means it it '0th dcul for
game conservation in this country.

"Ever since the parcel post. has been
in operation, it has furnished an idoiil
menus for the shipment of illegal gums
and added to the worries of the gums
commissions of the various states and
the otliciiiis of the Biological Surrey of
the Federal Government.

“l"or a number oi‘ months, the Amor-
icun (lame Protective Association has
been trying to solve: the problem in»
mired in this matter. it was undo?

stood that the postmaster-goncrnl wu:\ ‘

friendly to any rensonuhie' suggestion.
Dr. 'i‘.!~ ‘,_l’nlnier, oi the Biologic-iii Stir
vey, at Washington, and the fish and
game commissioners of the various
states, interested themselves in the
problem. and various suggestions were
made. The action just taken by the
postmnster-grnernl entirely satisfies

gnme conservationists nnd they tech

that one of the moat diingvroun looks

in the nnnic supply oi the country has

been stopped.

"Sincl- int)",
.733. known as "l‘ho lniuoy \ct." was
puswd ilw punt" authorities linic i‘cit
tiinl. they bud the situation in bond.
for the low probibitrd interstate coni-

merre in gnme in violation of slutty
lows and imposed lienvv penalties both on
on individuals und upon common our»

tiers violating [be some laws oi" any
oi the stnies hv illegal shipment.

”The express compuuies, which howl hem in your Md, Fomaio tradition
‘ tile most. of tho guine shipped in intcr~

stain commerce. iiiiio very gi-ncruily
lived up to the low.
hnvi- been imposed upon. they have ah
wnvs horn iondy to old oilioinis in con-
victim; shippers of illegal game. When,
boomer the parcel post invaded the}
express oompnnies' field. the old moth—l
ode ol‘ prwcutlng the shipment of lllc

uni mime wcle no longer effective. .iitst'

uhcn b‘uiierni Stutuio

nnd whore iliev;

school.

i The case is unusual in many unys.
Gilbert is a carpenter and was several 1““ mm the “1'“ month
years ago a very clover worker at hint” um" time. if he ““93 drinking and
trade. lie has a wife who is beyond ', lends u. “wt “‘9' the matter “1 1?
reproach. it hard worker at the R. & ‘he dropped.

 

uted a great deal to keep their little, sent to Bridgeport ‘0 serve out. in”
home in Van Zant street neat and tidy. iremaiiiing ”"0 months

For the past two months, Gilbert has
been drinking. and it is stated stole
systematically during the day time. nndi

i
i

 

 

invited his friends to his home to the
least, they furnishing the' wet. goods.‘ .
: liy the time his wife. returned iii nlgiit.’
all was cleared away and the home no; *
potently serene. The family hove sev,
ernl children, one boy of fourteen
years, n. student in the ‘.Norwaik High
school, and a son of nineteen. vililoj '
holds a. good position on the railroad.
Taking into consideration the neon.

liar circumstances 0 iii“? case. Judge ‘ .
Keogh imposed a sentence of three.“ ’ , "

months in Bridgeport jail, with sum; .

pension of sentence in case Gilbert . ’ ,

goes to a. snnntorinm for the cureol‘ ,

 

Cut the High Cost ,_
of Living by Boring

 

‘.

 

H...

iDaily Line to N. Y

for ireight. only. night prt nullity,
ialflefl Pier 32, EM“: River. New You‘
(loot of Pike street every dmv c ‘.cot‘
Sunday at 3 p. m Freight receii ,d s

Norwalk up to 5 D. m. and South No

will up to 5.30.

N‘orwalk Steamboat Lint

AMNiNG J. 824W". new...
EEORHE F. FOOTE, Geimai Ago 1i;

7 Gleaner and
center Than Coal

No Ashes. to Sift

 

" ‘ , . . “ Telephone 68
The Nev. Sconce ,

‘DEPINI‘fltW OF cmnorm‘no i
chiropractic is the mailman of tin
m at the disease and the art at \
animal-rotors mmovo the can“ 0:

disease and pain. [zenith is custom
through harmonious that none on ‘-

The United Electric
Light 8: Water Co. .
xiv on metal attention: also curve
tune of the spine. You will never re

[rot giving the Chiropractor A chance ’ i
to help you. = I
lunatic treatment: given also

i it creates pinched nerves and pain it:

later life in the different organs and

limbs.

ed by s wrench, twist or sprain ln'

.idjuiithis the some. Dina-o is onus
om Even it done in childhood :

T. FRANLZIS “0. ti.

 

 

 

Thamer ;

 

 

 

ocuusro Ana ostrich-us,

\t the end ‘.

it he goes back into his},
(1. shop. and for years she has contrih- old habits. he will be arrested and .

.is «non us the pot hunter [ind deliver in Waiting!” 8%. So Namath Conn l»
(imitate tron anor School to. t

ed his pnrtlidges or wild ducks illitll
lliicio Sum u keeping, ho Willi sni’e fi om mm”
punishment for tiny illegal not con»;
period with the shipment for the slur}
pie reason that. no game oiflcinl bod n' : . . - - ~. . . .
right to exunilno the package and the, * g

i’

 

._.. ......,. w--m bw~ _.

 

' i . . W, ' i .
posts: :iidioritlt s tlmusoivis noon The Reed & vo‘k
Electrical Co.

Tn. Only Fully lquippul g

A DiF’FERENCE lN WORKING
HOURS.

,\ man‘s working day is it hours. ‘LBD'IIWAL WP
lilo body organs must. Wlwk pni‘l’W'tll

. In the Town
L’i hooru to hoop him tit for ll hours'

Wm“. wean, noise, intuitive» hirinoyo '. AUTO BUPPUII ,
. mono lied-mill! so. mm In. ,

 
 
 
 
 

nod lmnltiiliy tictlvo till the
It‘uioy Kidney Pills will innit-r them no

unit not do. it. 'l‘lmy mum. be sound
“W“ not Mohair. in» o» our Bloch

vim vuniiot who them into your nyt-t- mm WLL‘W :

 

_ my“. . ,. - n. .-. o.....u..o.i.i.u.i. . “4.

tom without mood: roniilis foliomhtsit '
l-‘nr sult- iit nil tiruiptintn.M '

 

BOY QUE! FOR LOSS OF HAND.

tWASiii‘Nti’l‘ON. Tiuli.1.-~ii\ Email”
boy with n mangled hand in command-
init the attention of tho Supreme court
during its preheat holiday. The Winth-
iugimi Company, of Chicago. hi resist»
log n Judgment to pity the lad. Humid
(Emitter. Militia for injuries received
from the exiilonion of ii detonation 011D-
The verdict was based on the claim
that the company was negligent in

 

on w mm W
to so? on: m Mounds we. my
hum hm noes; tam your can hit I

correct and wont? [Em
my alum or 1o..- 'riiiii. Mimi
which you expound. they would? it
they haven't or you. out WI.
consult the at om

WILLIAM Jl MRI

 

llenviug n deiotinting cup in u. nit-set OPTIC!

where u was excuvaiing‘in Chicago. , m gm m

who comma: cleans dint. the 12. No.1“ W
wold no evaded to mutation» and 0PM MU Thin“ 4'
curried homo ti niece of wire with ii
any on it. and the lion morning "will
it on a brick and hit it with a name
trier.“

 

 

wwwfim
MM% or. ’
Mimics.
I! HW’ V -

EYE EXAMI‘NA'MON

nod fitting glasses is our exclusive ’
workmoiud only the most modern
methods nro usod.

Let on supply you with correct
monitor. OCUIJSTS. not. Opticians.
examine your "yell when you get
Kluusos bore.

#4 I Ammo Iron-i mmu..aonn..r
on. its yrs. Open In. Em

 

 

 

“mum..." .M..._m..... . . ... -. H- W... “A"...

 

 

 

areas or i

? RANGES

tritium mutant-r

if ”autumn?” note 5
m. « main
mm
Mu WflM'AH more

1

 

 

 

it

is

“1““

 

‘ WillSizart éiThis
Great Offer Into
Your Home

The Sentinel for 3 months . . . $1.25
Metropolitan Magazine. 3 months .45
The Fashionable Woman. 3 months .75
Hearst’s Magazine, for 3 months .45

All for $1.60

32.90

How You May
et Them

 

we collect 35c with the order, and then

the newshoy collects for the paper at
rate of 12. cents a week. So all you have
to do is send in the Coupon and 350, and

the collections for the paper will take

care of balance. Callat Sentinel Office
and let us show you sample coppies of
these magazines. These magazines can
be mailed anywhere in the United States.
without .extra charge;

COUPON

l'i lil.l$HFlilS SEN’BXNEF. -

1 bond you halo-tint attenuation and 35 cents. for which please do-

nver toi- mail) The Sentinel Our three months. and mail The Metropoli
not. The Fashionable Wound Ind- Hunt'qlaculiw for three months.
tor which 1 mm to my the balance. otftho mate of 12 cent: weekly

‘ Signed
Street
City . . . . . .

.....in.-.n.inu...'Ol'ni'uu-ua-uu-nnuvecucnqnn...unau-..
v
Hui-~u-v-ro-n- yvuooowoaooouniabnAu-oonuuuuuunuuni“;-u.

oonII-hootIIllooclllhnllltlllliblfilIll-OIIIIJODIDoor-I‘llIll

Emmi”... inc-Mo OI- cwuoorov-ci"Inboun-outta.urocao-iuomcboiouc-i.--.