Ellis hillii
interesting Speaker lleard an the t‘
filrim 11 Christian Sci-
walk; the [own Hall
mutmspsrsou tobelie'vslp
Christian Science, than I should think
of asking him ‘believe in the at
W tpbls apt one not
. * was gaining we
to psiieve in it; we are gliding Chilli-
vine grillciple. I should no more that the inculcstion? of true ld-I
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the origin, cause and law of Being
tends to improve health, and that con-
trary teaching tends to produce dis
ease?
Notwithstanding the soulewhatlcou-
are not giving (Stardomsmanre isn- mon notion that Christian Scientisitsl
Vuesforthe pmwrnsliln'g peep}; oppose sanitation and hygiene,
fact is that they are enthusiastic
flanfioienoeisetyeshscsuse We want lievers in. and advocates of both.
to help mankiid. npd we want to hsip
mankind bsesuss we nasal ta llslp
.mmnm- and havenisiizfidhat tbs
Scrupulous cleanliness in everything
is a rule among those who prsctlgs
Christian Science. They require not
.2 Biekuen young, C s a pf (33119380, best way to help purselvsfii _is to help only personal cleanliness but clean
>‘avg a my intefegfing lecture CB others No m9]! being can be fig- air. clean food, clean streets.
Christian Science, in the :Towh As-
sembly Hall, last eiening, his
deb and ever put oi! mortality. For
5:3es‘u
water clean clothing. clean listless.
sull- one to attain immortality. which Is and that everything be clean with
.110: «being handled in a masterly --mnn the natural heritage that God has prg— which they may he sssocIsted or, sur-
um.
.and all profiled by the talk.
The introductory remarks were
made by (‘harles A. Del’oe. of East
Nor-walk, who said: “The healing
truth of Christian Science is today
Lumen over the entire civilized World.
The rich and poor lune both been
lmaled and regenerated. Thousands
There was a {use attendance vided for all, we shall luvs to be usi- rounded And when all this is.‘ 0 .
mash mm 111 ml voice a nude
religious Idmofitidn 11111 a scientific
necessity when he gave the ,\
“Thou shalt love thy neighbor gs
.ihyse He also said. “Deny thyseit
and {01117111 me.”
God and Power 3110..
it takes a great deal of instruction
‘Christlan 8cisntista.sre still 11
fled. for Christian Science sho
little has been accomplished
nature of true hygiene, and v
tie that is worthy or the name 0’: Ian.
itation, until the human mind itself
is cleaned out and kept clean
Jesus stutcd this fact more strongly
. have been cured of serious diseases to convince the average human bsillé than any one else could. and Christian
and shore sin and sorrow once held that the word “God" d9” not men. 50191106 91‘0“” 31“ NOV“ conch:
. “Ia. health. happiness and prosper— something remote or inaccessible sively that to the extent that thg hu
it; now reign.
This lecture is given Now we can think certain ideas which mall mind is emptied of fear. malice,
under the auspices of the Christian ”V931 God. We “V6 5°” that here. envy, hatred revenge, 9"” thinking,
Science Society of Norw,alk and i
am pleased to introduce 111. ‘Blcknell
Young. C. S 13., of Chicago. Illinois,
member of the board of lectureship
of the Mother Church. The First
Church of Christ. Scientist, in Boa
ton. Mass." The latter spoke in part
I‘ as follows:
Ordinary systems of education ac-
These ideas reveal power becaillg
God and power are ona.Tl1ey
’God with as, and therefore povfi
or with us. We can‘tllink pI
our bodies, and as a matter of
fact we think of thelu a great defil
too much. Nevertheless. so long so
that is our tendency, it ought not id.
be dilllcult for us to recognize that
evil speaking. and all the beliefs of
vice and sin and disease, just to that
extent is a ture sanitary system being
established And furthermore. Chris-
tian Science has proved in innumera-
ble instances that when such a 93's-
tem of hygiene. purely mental, is- es
Abusing, all of the world’s unison;
requirements are more than -fllldlied.
root the evidence of the senses as to “'9 "“9 ”‘9“3m ”f what God ‘5 may I“ 5““ ll! Wt P70901110“ R150 *5
man's being and destiny, and in an affect 0‘" b0‘11‘93- since some kind 01' the law of health unmistakably and
doing tend to perpetuate the destruc- thought is doing something to our permanently 9“qu both
the conditions of human expelHience
Ordinarily accepted famous viewsn°f mind; and talk and think,
also coincide with such teaching. for
they inculcate the idea that when evil do everything else we are doing be— so.
bodies all the time We walk because
and
wink our ey.es because of mind and
indi-
vidually and collectively
The human body never gets ill be-
cause of any inherent capacity to do
To put it exactly as it is. the
has finally overcome a human being cause ”I mind and we do absolutely human body does not know enough to
and destroyed him. then he will be nothing because of matter for matter stiller Deprived of mind it never aut-
immortal. None of these sislems
hold out the hope that there will ever
be any present eildence of the de
struotlon of evil and the triumph of
the human being, but on the contrary
cannot think nor talk nor walk by it-
self “hen thought is absent,
‘ influence of Thought.
To recognize the nature and action
of thought is educational To arouse
fare. _
other works, Mrs. Eddy has most
.clearly set forth the fact that it is
if; .
. . standing oi the word shows-that
in Science and Health. and he)“
that which was promised when Jesus
said “He will send you the Comfort-
or even the spirit of truth. to abide
with you. 10 Yet." it is this know-
tledge of. h mpereonal 38.le or
Christian Science.
Science. hundreds of (thousands of
people could not say, as they now do
any. that they are grateful to: Chris- ,
tian Science. The wonderful thin!
that she did for mankind was to dis-2
eern the method of Christian Science,
by means of which any person can be
gin tht transforming prOCess which St.
Paul speaks 0!. and by means of
which one demonstrates in some de-
gree the true relationship of God and
man. bv. ,xscosrdrip; its present real
ity and availing himself of its law.
We are apt to' thllill of revelation as
something imposed upon man by?
God, but a more consistent under-
' its
meaning is best apprehended when
one understands its naturaluess Thatv
‘Muy Baker Eddy was inspired when‘
she discovered and set forth the truth'
‘of Christian Soisnce cannot be doubt- ;
ed, and yet that inspiration. that rev-
elation, required first receptivity. _
it was this readiness, this ceaseless'
‘responsiveness to divine Mind which
icharacterised her whole career and
:made her the leader of the most far-
reachiug religious and scientific move—
ment that the world has known. it
was this same responsiveness which5
has made Christianity a science re-,
sulting in such untold benefits to
mankind that thousands 'of people
spontaneously“ reverence and love the
Dlscoxerer ass Founder of Christian
Science. Mary Baker Eddy.
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LONDON. Oct, 23. 10:30 11.
n1 ——'l‘l1u l’ail Mail Gazette says
that tht Duke of Rosbuggl1c,cwapa;
the human or mortal sense of ll1i%.m 6f" :9; e 1. Is Hoard
that suffer. The mortal mind, so.
all agree in accepting the evidence or 0" awaken 3 human being ‘0 the “BC‘ called, is the suderer. and she has
the senses uhich indicate the deetruc easily for correct thinking “d the abled thousands of people titroushhe
“(In of man and the triumph of evil. power to attalndt asa habit is the on book to prove that immortal Mli’d
Now uhetmxer may he thought of
Just ofiwnil tr égreligious and phil-
basis. The objection made to 11111213
Christian Science from the standpointt sophltruly’t‘nilefior F0” ”“5 ”“0“ often to the effect that you can ‘t
r of old adulation, it has the unques it is universally recbgnlzed that i“ 0" have thought without a thinker.
tiollable adiantage of being logical d” to produce 30"“ moral results it this contention is based lipou‘ '
and consistent. ‘lt shous unmistaka-
lily that's hunted. 1;. however
of a sinner l1e£il§$bcn€sds fgfii
redeemed rather thau‘fistroyed Add
that it is the ploper business 01:0 both evil thoughts whether audible or ’8" The divine Mind is the primary,
science and religion to Willi“.
disease and to 1edeem if limit [it'll
sins so unmistakably the both
is necessary that moral teaching
mam be“? rried on, and in ace-0rd
aims “in dis necessity people are
tau'ght to I“Quint themselves against
len ‘
Is there not the same uecgssity
£0 guard against the thoughts
0!
_ only whisker: When wodearn to thflk
supposition that a person is a' thin r
b means of a mind which he in
table Christian Scitnce shows
Mind is infinite. cannot be contain
with that Mind which 'Mrs. Eddy
pa
.% .nlinl IX Oct.
wuumlcd while on aervice~iu
Christ Truth which constitutes bothl
the Science and the Christianity of?
It Mrs. Eddy had.
stopped at the discovery of Christian:
innit. Harttord. ,
Auditor—Mrs. Carlos F. Stoddard.
l STATE
SUFFRAGE
WORKERS
; ARE BUSY
l
The Annual Convention of the Con- 1‘
{nautical Woman Sewage Association
1 which has been in session in Hartford
Thursday and Friday of this week
'am to a close late yesterday .sfter-
noon. The election of officers was
‘held in the morning and the feigwlng‘
women were chosen to lead the for;
tunes of the assodation for the com-
lug year:
President—Mrs.
burn. Hartford.
Vice-President—Jirs. Ernest Thump
son Seton. Greenwich
I Recording Secretary—Mrs. Edward
Porritt. Hartford.
Corresponding Secretary—Mia's lila-
bel Washburu. Hartford
Treasurer—Mrs.
New Haven.
Thomas N Hep: ‘
M Toscan Ben-
Auditor—Mrs, Mary J. Rogers. Mer-l
lden.
, Chairman, Lichdeld Countyé-llrs.
A. E. Scranton Taylor. Norfolk,
Chairman.
H, H. Knox.'New Canaan.
Chairman. Hartford County~Mrs C.
‘ M. Gallup, Hartford.
Fairdeid County—4M rs. '
Chairman, Middlesex County—Mrs.
John. Allen. "Saybrobk.
Chairman. New Haven County-
‘IMrs. Fred Spencer._Gullt‘ord. ,
London County-
1 Dr. Esther S; B. Woodward, Norinch.
Chairman, New
Chairman, Windham County-Miss
Rosamond Danielson
State Organiser—Miss Emily Pier-
8011.
The afternoon session yesterdaY‘
was "glitch up to a discd'ssleu oi the
relations or the Connecticut Woman
Wormswmfifigp how'wér. mm Annuities and the Mitten-
are not dangerous. ,5;- ‘
lhc Duke of Roxburghc
well knouu in the l nited States.
is
lsfincinllv in New York where
111 )903. he married Miss Mar
“print. 'ihc couple have o'iw' son.
’300 was born Sept. 8 18m.
2;. via llic
‘llalzuc and Loudou- (lot. 23 0: 20
311. 1n.—J'l§iaitl anllltl mm (lcr
illliltnmoiuitpnwgmcruor of tie
12111111 MELISSIK‘II a proclamation
the disease? “ 1“" must then be the 9°“ Science and Health declares to ism-wt Wainmrmrrfim:
healing and the redemption shall ap- clusion as to the present effort made the only Mind or man, then what we the Belgian. Governments orders
“"0““ the ”m" and elsewhere to call our mind will be so purified and summoning three military class-
pour
The True I. Availablsv'
There has neier been anything true
that was not available to 1111111111111 or
would not lime been if [handled been
enough awake to peroehe that it was
true. Truth has always existed.
What then is the Christ that into
save us; if we are all to be saved
through Christ it is the Christ. that
was with Jesus, the Christ which en-
abled him to sure others. and enabled
the disciples to sure others, from
what? From something that God had
afflicted them with? Materiallty. lim-
itation, fears. diseases, sin. death?
No, it was to save them from that
which God never gave them at all.
That which God had given them they
did not need to be saved from—that
which human ignorance allotted .to the
human race is what we all need to be
saved from. and Christ comes old
ever will come 'in thought through
power. through ideas that reveal God,
‘to save us from those things until
those things shall be no more. and
‘step by step'awakeniug more in the
image of good, we shall find eventual-
ly that we are not human but natur-
ally divine: and that is salvation.
Christian Science Explains,‘
Nobody has been asked to believe
in Christian Science. and nobody ever
will be asked to believe in it, for
Christian Science does not advocate a
proselytiug process lbut explains di-
H
fi—u
11111111 the belief of disease into chil
‘dren. and others. by means of pro-
cesses that are called educational?
if it were not obvious that such el-
forts are basically wrong the results
of the last 10 years prove them to be
The advocates of such systems
themselves admit that the diseases
which such so- called education was
aimed to mitigate or destroy
increased enormously in that decade.
and any one who has observed care-
regenerated as to manifest the omni-
potence of good in healing the sick as
' well as in the saving the sinner.
. , Mrs. Eddy's Discovery.
if a human being uninstructed by
thristian Science should hear of a
wonderful machine to which he could
resort at any time and have it work
have in his behalf to remove his evil tall-i “
he ing and many were adorned ““11 work to present to the convention.
is Iron C7053“ some 0f 187° and During the year the assocmtlou has
dencies and any of his diseases.
would be lost in admiration at th
e11 to the colors. is without isl-
1(lity“}lhc rc lativcs of tllose Milo
obeyed and. let their 11011ch illt‘.
therefore. made responsible.
The warl'scssion 'of the Prus—
sian Diet Thursday saw
mcmbor' present who had retuln-
Oil from the battlefields. They
ore tlieir’ilmiorms at the meet-
fully the influence of thought in he extraordinary invention and he would others 0f ‘9'4
man history should have no difficulty “cm“ "“ hat a wonderful scientiIlC:
. it goes without saying ed as commg‘ “0'“ the battlefields ceasfnl campaigns. It has instituted
in perceiving that such results would
necessarily follow such a wrong sys-
tem; for, if one is ,to learn about dis-
ease and the constantly shifting theo-
ries which characterize medical
science in order to guard himself
against disease. it one is to be forc-
ed to build up in his own thought im-
ages ot disease and germs and mi-
crobes and bacilli through the use of
charts and experiments in the labor-
story and other means in order to be
healthy, why would it not be as nec-
essary to familiarize the young and
others, with all the vices and sins
.that characterize depravity, .Iin order
that they may thereby gain In virtue
and morality 9 I.
if it be true. as experience has prov
ed beyond any doubt, that moral edu-
cation aud high ideals tend to improve
character, why is it not equally true
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. sides to the greater understanding or
; to pin-ow. The thought which con
.1.
discox ely.
that no .such machine has been dis-
covered or will be. for the simple rea-
son that diseases and sins are too
deep seated to be reached by any
mechanical means. There was some-i
thing. howev er, discovered in the year
1866 by a lone New ,Engiand woman
whose thought was clear enough to
percelie facts far more scientific than
any which had been revealed through
the evidence of the senses. and who
was strong enough of purpose to set
forth these thoughts in such a way
that they could be discerned and prac-
tised. which was of far greater impor-
tance to the human me than any oth-
er discovery that has ever been made."
Christian Science as given to the
world by Mary Baker Eddy is apt less
scientific because it is not mechan
ical or material, and it has the advan‘
tage of healing the diseases consid
ered insurable, a thing which no sua-
tel-lei or mechanical thing could do.
One who really apprehend; any-
tal and that being without beginning
or end or any kind of measurement, it
must be progressive 111 01111; exper~
lanes The application of it cannot
even be formulated. and so’i'ar from
being mechanical is it, that the per-
ceptlon 0f teday is but the stepping:
stitches the healing" Mess.“ Chris
I this Science is not less scientific be-
chuss of it's progressive finial-c.1111 the
contrary, it is more scientific on that
account since it is more spontaneous
and original. The divine Mind. as
we apprehend if more and more,
means to us necessarily the very some
of 9 11s.”: Tilers ls-no limit to
the possibilities of the enlightenment
Which the study and practise of calls
this Science shun. For isn't-eases
Nothing special was announc-
up to an early hour todav.
111‘11se1111
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Testifies She Was Restored
to Health by Lydia E.
Pinkbnm’q Vegetable
Compound.
child was born I felt. very miserable gm]
could not stand on
:31 in-iaw wished’mebo
.. ‘ . nerves became firm.
appetite good, step
elastic, and I los
‘ that weak, tired!
feeling. . That was
six years ago and I
have had three due
healthy children since. Fol-female mu-
bias I always fills Lydia E. Pinkbam' s
Vegetable Compound and it works like
acharm.1doallmyownwor "—-Mrs.
A F. Emir-$1574 Electric Avenue,
momma; N. Y.
The success of mulls E. Plnkham' s
IVegilabls impound, made from roots
who mirth displacements, 111111111-
nation, rationmmorsdrregulsrities.
periodic pains, hscks‘ohe, healing-down
feeling. Wenoydfil
or nervous small-anon.- E. Pink-
ham's vegetable Com is the stan-
dard remedyfor femalsiillf " “
Women who under rm those dill-
semen peculiar to distrust should
be convinced of ‘the abilityhl ,. E
Plutlmd'i
“figfie 9%
use,
3 my feet. My sister "
at Association. Hitherto the Wen-N _
ti‘cut organisation has been an ambit;
ed membernf the National Associa )
tlon. Last yea;- however. therli was;
a change in the national constitution
which “lands such membershlpig ‘;very1
expensive to an association whhh is
raising and spending much niofly thin:
its own state. one. were paid
basis A oeapge of s to flame
auditory 1‘91 i 4.11111 0% §.A .,
ps (i i’l‘i’filudhs to the .‘atio l, in“:
.addlti g .severai mndrsd inns"
id «3011119 to upset iip’pea s for
help in the campaign States. it
tell that this was too greatsa tax on
the resources of the “gunman, and
a resolution was passed that the C. W
S. A. should resign from its present
position and apply for associate mem-
bershlp—a membership which costs
right to 10 delegates to the National
Convention \
The C. W. S. A bad a line record of
pushed into every county of the State
and has carded on several highly sue
a system of house to house canvassing
by means of which it
the question of woman sullrage placed
before him before the popular vote
many .8100 and gives the association thef
1
is mooted.
,tl1at"ev‘er_y voter will be reached. and
can be taken on 'a constitutional
amendment. The Sullrage Parade of
May 2nd in Hartford. and the delega- Dr. Edgar .l. Banks to Tell of Work in
do n of worklns women to Washins the Norwalk Congregational Church.
ton to interview President Wilson and
‘ ask his support were also recalled;
and in addition to the State 1mark.
there were reports from the phasi-
dents or secretaries of almost all the
slilliated with the State Annotation
oomeofthec W. S. A. forthegsar
1.913- 4914, had amounted to rather
more than 818.000. and its expendi- must fight upon the history of Bible
tures to about $16, 000. This did not times and the period before the Bible'
mean, she explained. that the asso-
ciation had a balance of $2,000 to
spend “a it would. The income was the sites of ancient Babylonian cities.
divided into trusts t““‘1'3‘”‘i“"“’l‘»“in“:Wholé libraries. written upon stone or
for special purposes. such as the rent 'cW books, have been unearthed, end
of headquarters in Hartford, and the sets of lhws have been discovered
saidries. 0‘ the chine staff and 0" which tell of a wonderful civilization
ganisers The hm was entire”idiot once existed. but which has so.
in the trust funds; the money in theldrely passed away. bxcept for these
all !femnants and a few literary reforenc
ssneral funds was practically
spent
at
were headed by: the Hartford Equal
Franchise team. did the New Hi ' ill tell of hill experiences as an ex-
ven Equal Franchise which been, “at?
$1.090. Bridgeport qumylmp
followed 331‘; and I IWI'GSUDWiVO" of“ 1m“ in “13 Amicw- man] at
; LukawannaN. Y. ~“Afbsnnly first 62 local leagues and clubs that are‘
The tm' ”PM is always of- One of the unexpected results which
interest may in the ‘3‘" at an will bring Norwalk an otherWiBe 1m
try Lydia E Pink- association which is doing much no possible treat w“ the edect o! the.
all ham' 8 yVegetabls “'0 Willi M“ M- 1‘93““ Bennett ‘wal- on the Chicago University Expedi-‘
Compound and my the “WWW" m“ that the in tlon to Babyloula, in search of relics
There W” a strong ”9931 for “1°” libs director of an expedition just
ey to carry on the work of the comv {my to start f0" this interesting “Old
mgyesr.a and the pledges of support;
{’25 «”1 5' 11*
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Sunday Evening.
The war in Europe has wrought so
much havoc in the business world. as ’
well as in the fields of culture, that
we are relieved and delighted when
find some good issuing from the situa
tion, even if it is purely incidental.
and ought to use Occasional,
r remedy for v
hsagac e, backache, 31113110
nervousness and
ion in which she‘may wag
subject. These troubles
others are symptoms of deb'
ity and poor circulation
by indigestion or cons 'ps.
and remains of that ancient clvlllza
tlon upon the Euphrates. The Very
was writtsn. has come from the in
scriptions and relics excavated upon
are at once safe,
convenient. The clear the
and purify the land.
on: a general tonic a! ct
insure saith and 0‘s I
so that all the bodii
mrfinstural ‘Ework wi *'
e n A ve man
masseuse who have tiled
knows that Beccham’s . .
as here and there. Dr. Edgar J. Banks,
who has steady spent many years in
"is work. is to be in Norwalk, and
r. showing pictures with the ster- p
n of theka and the finds. Dr.
Norwalk Chronicler