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THURSDAY, IAN. as, 1915
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Clifford Hotel.
Butterfly condensed Milk
.Gives two ll. P.8.Coopouwlti1 each can. This milkis thesalesttcodtor
babies and is highly recommended by physicians and loud experts.
WeSson Oil for Cooking and Salads
(lives 2 ll. P. S. Conpoolehis product is recommended by well known loud.
experts and contains no preservatives or artificial colorless and its purity
is guaranteed under the Food and Drug Act.
Snowdrift Perfect Shortening?
is more wholesome than any animal cooking lats---and endorsed by physi-
cians and Food Chemists as well as by expert cooks.
Premium store where these coopons can be redeemed,
will open at 1’1 No. Main street, South Norwalk on or
about Feb. lst. Merchants may obtain these products
by addressing JOHN]. KOHN, sales manager, suitel
These
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Downey’ s Delight Oleomargerine
Packs two U. P. S. Comns and is recommended by the pure lood experts
as being the best on sale. ‘
Royal Nestor Cigarettes
Give live II. P. S. Coupons. This cigarette is made at tobacco which court 0
direct from Turkey and is recommended to the critics. it is today COP-.-
sidered the best the cigarette on sale.
Peconut Crisps
A delicious peanut and cocoauut contection and has a ll. P. S. Coupon in
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HEADQUARTERS PHILIPPINES DIVISION,
Respectfully foruarded to Messrs. D. Allerbach & Sons, 334 \‘V. V39th 51., New
through the Purchasing Lommissary, U. S Ar111\,\'cw York. inviting attention to the \iithill
statement of the Depot Commissary, Manila.
time of examination and had been in the tropics for six months
was practically the same as when reecived—lirnl and sound.
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Lieut- Col,
'l‘heir endorsement is as follows: .
Office Chief Comlllissary Manila. I.
‘ 1 July to 1910
\‘ork City.
This candy was practically one year old at the
Its condition on exatllillatioll
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Chief Commissary.
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the arms or soil dallunco and lunch
lous case. but in the fierce otrutzsio
ithnt strains nerve and minute almoot
od: Whot now do you consider of the sank in two miles at water? To raise
greatest importance 111 the wol‘td.’ not her With any of the appliances “0W0
theology. not debnte. none of tiles. no no thotulne won out or theouoo-
’ 1 East roman Iel‘loiiist Pastor bo-
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I'M. wrong time and in the wrong 1111;10:1er churches; and here
' "leten Ablowt blow ye."
‘ Iron in this old town.
. but criticise the minister.
in the course of o. stirring oddrensl
EAST NORWALK
turnl beauty and moral proliicncy.
bountiful with all the rich luxurious-
ness ot the Orient she was wicked as
hire one beautiful.
tSurely such n city was the. last in
which one might tools for a strong
nnd vigonis movement for righteous“
nous; mid such environment, with
such overwhelming opposition. not
much could be 'nccompllshed in the
none of the mock unit lowly Naza-
rene. And yet right here, lrcm such
1 1 V uncongeninl soil sprung the sturdy
Don i. let the minister‘ do the whole plant and flit blossom of Christian
whoW. he needs help. The trouble faith nnd piety; bearing abundant
with most church members today is fruit unho “f" 9'3“"-
tllot: they are too lazy to do anything; in the midst of such heathen wick-
ilow will 1 111011.
tilt 1111. 1111111113
doors on Able Sermon on lovi-
vals and Aidirg lilo Pasta
as good} dent of blowing butj at theIIml "flourished one of the first
was
They make discord not harmony: witnessed the outpouring of the Holy
Blow to Spirit in such power that “A great
gather as one note; blow in harmony, number that believed turned unto the
had ail blow, and something will hap- Lord."
It won't be ’Wllot was the secret. of such a re-
able to stand the strain. vlvnl under such seemingly adverse
These are some of the things said conditions?
I would onyz' This revival was
xiven loot. Sunday morning at the beaibrougbt about by a. devotion that
cloning of the third week or specint brought ”melon. ,
services which are being new in 1119‘ We read not because at persecu
‘ _ .kst Avenue M. E Church. A mark lion the church at Jerusalem was
shook on Thursdoy and Friday evon- tlocb, even on in the eighteenth
' m“.
on degree of interest has been mnni- buttered abroad. The tire spread.
30M. in these services and the attend- Wherever the disciples wont churches
use has been unusually large. were established. The early believersi
Services will be continued this were that called (flirtatious at A11-
can
i tury, in England, and in derision,
idler. 8. P Fninbonka took as his Christiana were first. called Metho-
nu-bject‘ "The Revival at Antioch, Acts | dials. The church was established,-
Jl, 21. "And the hand of the Lord “outdated dud grow atrong in the
Virus with them; and a great number loco of tho fiercest. and most de-
M belliiv‘od turned unto the Lord." luminod oppooitlon. And it has ever
116on 111 port: ‘ boon thud. Swept by the storm of con-
Munch ot this time was 11 greVth flint. oppoool by overwhelming oddn,‘
1131mm city.
«prolong, the copltoi or the lion: «the bout-cl mlfidflfl oloop‘ in
tho" oontor I. hombre“!
They «logarithm 1nd idolatry was establishes‘
Lying oholit Motel hill bottom! by mighty tor-V,
‘letbeblmdrodmnootothononhd’cudoonhobootriumphod in.
'to the bmnkingipolnt. That oak is
not at strongest :ilbor that’tonndn in
{symmetrical beauty among‘ its tol-
‘lown, but that which stands niche.
illnsllelterod and unprotected high on
sthe mountain side. Clinging for very
ilite, its roots struck deep in the cleft
got the rock: it reurs'iin mighty form
‘Vngninst the shock of storm, the shrink
iof the hurricane and the crush of
ithiindero peat; tosses his wind swept
branches in deadline and laughs.
i In all ages those who have done
mighty things for God have met op—
position and. persecution
hook at the long line of noted revi-
,anlists: At Luther and Bunyan; nt
Wesley and George Whitfield; at.
Moody and Billy Sunday.
"In the world ye shall have tribula-
1tion, but ill me ye shall have peace."
said the Master—and this is as true to-
day as it. has been in every otllnr age.
.The man or woman who otnndo
‘lu their allegiance to Christ. without
compromise, will feel the sting of op-
. position. “The world’s cold frown, its
seorntul smile," is still for him who.
.with steadfast devotion, would follow
1 the Christ.
But again~this revival was brought
activity. They traveled pleaching. Not
many of them, perhaps none were reg-
ularly ordained preachers—but» they
preached. They were ordained of God
Valid they traveled. preaching. Wher-
‘ ever they went the seed of the Gospel
was sown. They were alive to the in-
terests ot the Kingdom; and wherever
they went they labored. They travel-.
.1
ed preaching.
! The farmer does not expect a. bar-
vest until he has plowed deeply and
thoroughly prepared the ground—he
plows aild cross ployo, borrow and
cross burrows, sows the seed and thor-
mighty cultivates—then comoth the
l harvest. After careful aowinl. plenti-
ltul reaping. One does not plant on
iorchard on Monday and on Tuesday
iexpoct. to see the trees loaded with
fruit. Don't shake the tree until the
I1tl'lliti is ripe. "in due season we oholl
:roop it we taint not. Christ cold: “1
must be about my Father’s buoiness.’
lie traveled preachingn
A low yearn ago 11‘ great theologian
bio toltowo stood among the toroidal!
in dohoto ond theological comma-y;
all. Ono who woo pelt. Mill?“
. MidiVVanItGS
item»
about by a devotion that resulted in ‘
lay upon his death bed He Md moot.
things. replied the great n1;1n.'i‘he
greatdst thing in the world in: To
love n human soul. Again 1 would
III.
This revival won the mutt of a de-
votion that caused why. they 1111
spake the some thing. This was a
united elfort. Beinre’unltec ellorl the
walls of Jericho loll down. Seven times
they compound the ‘city. the priests
going heiorc biowihg upon their
horns—~nnd the seventh dny they cir-
cled the city neven times. At the
word of Joshua they all shouted as
one mnn~und the walls tell down.
Gideon' a little army was reduced to
three hundred—.r-lnproposterous number
with which to lace the hosts oi the
But nothing could donut.
that company of heroes. They were
no one man. Now. sold Gideon, when
i into». blow yd. Don't let the minin-
ierVdo-l‘l the blowing. Don't let him
belthe Whole show When I. blow,
blow yet Too many Chrisgann have
no other means of activity but to crttt
club the minister.
ye. Blow together on one man—blow
in harmony, and all blow. Something
will happen in tilin'old town. It won't.
bumble to stand the ninth.-
We need unity in1 the church. We
need unity in the regular and faithful
attendance of m“- church services.
We need unity in the establishment of
family prayer and public testimony.
Nothing but Holy Ghost- filled Christ-
ions can do the work—then shall i
teach transgresaors Thy ways’ and sin-"
ishould be the some, this time, for
nets shall be converted untoVThee.
And againwtbelr'rwas a devotion
that exalted Christ. They preached
the Lord Jesus. Paul was a mighty
preacher. As he rénooned or right-
continues. 0! temperance. and of judg-
ment to come. Felix trembled. But
Poul was” mighty because he magnified
the Christ. "I undetermined to know
nothing among you cove Jesus Christ.
and Him crucified." ' _
Here are some of the subjects on-
pounced tor dtncnnotm'ill some of the
moot. prominent pnlptto in New York
and Brooklyn for today: “The Ro—
notice and Heroin: of the Soil-Mode
Merchants, trom Astor ond- Peabody
to Stewart and Murillo“ Field. " ”The
Duty 01 Americans to Understand
man Other." ‘ "Your only Toward tho
root Question " Wt"
When i blew, blowi
tion—but, tinntly, there come forward
3 young inventor who demonhtrlued
that with appliances or his invention
the thing could be done. The wreck
onco‘ located, he would sink down and
attach to.tho steel olden of the vessel
o number of powerful magnets—then,
when his great dynamon were started
and the cables took up the strain.
something must start; there would be
no resisting that steady, united effort.
The life of John G. i’aton is full or
inspiration. He records hetero )1an
death that Erromnngn. where live
missionaries had been murdered and
two of them devoured by cannibalsg
had become a Christian island; practi
coily the whole population attending
church. ond the children being educate
ed in the Christian schools. That A11-I
eilyum had been won for Christ and;
thoroughly Christinnizod—thnt Aniwgi
Nance/and Tongan had all become
Christianized. He declares that the
only way in which it was done. orhave
been done. was by the missionary hold
ing the tort—tolling and praying until -
the Gospel of Jesus Christ had-1 not.
only been preached to every creature
whom he could reach, but land also
been reduced to practice in the néw
habits and new religious and social
lite of the community.
When he was an old man and his
wile being in poor health, it wan do-
cided that they return to Melbourne.l
he says: The last. time we loll the is-
lands, only a few oi the natives knew:
that we were leaving, and Tor tear it
nearly a. week before we tell nearly
the whole population oiept in the vil-
loge nearest to our house, and had
watches set to call all to accompany
us to the boot and get our parting
blessing. The steamer come in the
afternoon and they ware nearly all
dressed in their best and never looked
better. After our luggage was placed
in the boot I prayed with them. many
being in tears. and we could scarcely
get away from them.
But his work did not cause. for otter
he reached Auntroltd, when he was
otghtyone years oi "age. when driving
from one oppointment to another.“
till 11an meetings 1mm place to place
in Antitrtilin. his horse become fright
coed, ho woo thrown from his honor
loud mas o vor‘yV «noun injury and
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and learning that 1a 1.11;. congregM-lun and the following indies presided ovei
blitrbanko—s ' the tables: Mrs. Arthur MOchlOlltit
bod “enabled at the church, by pro Mrs. Sullivan. Mrs. Benjamin Porter.
vlous arrangement. he arose and 111— Mrs. T F Smith. Mm. Hendmks. Mn
listed on going. Being assisted to the Charles Woodp Mrs. hialkin. Mrs.
church, he threw away the bondages Frank Sturtevnnt and Mrs. L‘.. 11.
from his head and. holding on to the Whedel‘
pulpit, addressed the people.‘
A year inter, when he who eighny Welcome services were conducted
two years of age, he says: “My bones last evening, in the Salvation Army
are still sore tronl my accident and 1 Hall, on Water'stree't. in honor villi"-
fear that I will newl- got altogether sign Margaret Beechtng and Capt-.1111
over it. but by the blessing 0! God, he Ada Ruttnn, oi Newport, R. l., who
declares that he. is able to address a have succeeded Ensign and Mrs lor-
meeting daily and preach three Lillian roll. as ofllcers in charge of the local.
on Sunday_ Toward the close at this Salvation Army Corps. The services
year he writes that he keeps about his were decidedly interesting, and the
usual state of health, but his back and new oillcers were accorded a vent?
limbs are very weak, and he says: 1 hearty welcome.V They will reside 1111
sometimes tear that. I will soon have the East Side.
to give up—but Iwill. God helping mp... V
hold 0“ to the lutwnnd when M 10118-1 The evangelistic meeting held last
enable to help the mission by worir' evening in the my, Avenue M. E.
here, I P“? God ‘0 9113519 ma WNBCII Church, was well attended and decla-
“13 iolondo. that I my “V0 and d“? ndiy interesting. The male chorus fur-
omon: my beloved conviction Aniwa." nished special music. and the treat 01‘
“And the hand of tho Lordgwno with the evening woo given by .l. Punzell.
him; and 3 3‘9“ “limb.” that believ- of South Norwnlk, who was on hand
ed, “"119“ unto “8114mm" I with his popular cornet. The services
‘ will be continued this evening. and are
The protested pool game, phyed ill bound to ottrnei a. large number Rel. ‘ .
Homer" :1 Eliot Washington street pool s. R Fairbanks will he in charge.
and billiard parlor, Tuesday evening;
was replayed last night. Edward Ei- The members of the Mayflower [look
dridgc, rated 100, defeated George it: Ladder Company are very much in-
Brown, rated 80, Mr. Eldridge occur tereatod in the firemen’ s pinochle tour
ins 100 and Mr. Brown 50. Fourteen nutrient, which opens this evening in
balls, the highest run made during the the Hope Hose lire house, in upper
course of the evening's some. were Norwnik. The local men modes splen-
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made by Mr, Eldridge The score. did showing last year, and are deter-
1(301111919‘e follows. mined to keep their fellow players on
Eldridgé—loo. Brown-80. the jump during this season :1 iournn
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27-1 14-1 '1 All East Norwnik is talking "sidc-’
33 23 walks“ today. duel to the editorial in
43 28 The Sentinel yesterday. The senti-
56 . 30 merits expressed therein met with the ,
65 35—1 1 hearty Record of local people. Cer-
79 36 thinly every effort will be put forth to
86. 4'1 increase the beauty or the Third die
97 \ 47—1 trial by the laying at much needed
100 50 »
sidewalks. '
But very little remain of the Old
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The. New. England supper. held lasti
temporary bridge. The contend ot the
evening. infilthetbosoment of Christ
Episcopal Church. under the auspices
of the Woman'il Auxiliary, was one or
“the greatest successes ever enjoyed by
that body ot-octive'workeoo. All large
number were tnnottoudnnoo. and. the
loud prepared received much praise
for its uncritical. The cavern! nobles
motioned, with the exception of only
ing up the option. and work on taking
down the draw 0! the old structure
'. will start immediately.
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! Attractive! iron gates were placed
Whore to tho Guilt all our pulp!" bio" lio‘od ind ions were Millyv'cnt. A was very plainly nonunion with yesterday otter-noon on the content will
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his
wounds-our! h‘o trio put to bed. but.V
tom: ”1' «mm-s. ”townie 316- oi the out VnpproochV oi the new
ottoman-cure Volsht Mrs. 311163111111 .
structure has almost entirely been de- 'V
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