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‘VENING SENTINEL
can not do the pastors’ work. He
JAMES oomph
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to take his placemnd do the work, not
in his own egotisticzl way but in l
God’s way. 'Humble .yourselves'be,
fore the Lord and, let your faces shine 3
1‘4””! the love claim, not ,with the
1111a: and 1 will do this and that. qr;
be with’you. We realize we are sin—
1' 11ers, but so are younndth sooner
you realize this fact the sooner the
{churches will wake up and get worlsf ,
~'ing again. And the people will be red
on the meat or the Word, instead of
J!
‘ 0d. at 8 o'clock.
'H. Robert M. Wilcox. secretary.
_ Meets in Masonic Building, South
. Main street, 131 and 3rd Tuesday or
each month——July and August except-who
All Master Dragons umns.
‘5 cordially invited. John K. Finch,
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:SATURDAYH'DEC 13,1919 i
martin- “111.111on r05 -
TOMORROW l VIEWS
'Hightide5:04am.;5:.34pm. -——-—-
Sun rises 7:10; sets 4 2:4 l ‘ , -
...A30N10 NOTlCE A CHURCH-.MEMBER wanes.
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Old Well, Lodge No. 108. F. and A. M. The Evening Sentinel,
walk, Conn.
Gentlemen:
1‘
following (letter in your
“Letters to the people."
At the present time much is bei
111111! about the “Interchurch
W’:
PHONE CALLS
Editorial Rooms—92.
Business Gilles—93.
lorwalk Branch Office—4388.
City Editor’ 3 Residence-1402-4.
Business Manager‘ 3 Residence—
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church work.
mery one is entitled to
opinion in this matter. and i take th
opportunity of saying
along this line, in your paper.
. The Associated Press
“titled to the
the local news published herein.
All rights of
uni dispatches b
lerved.
erein are ulna
SIMPLE HAPPINESS.
in spite of the sweeping chmges of
:ravagance made against the shopp
ex.
' until what she consldewd the
possible monunl, went to the shops
the town on] began 11m sonrm
found prices exorbitant and f11l11ics
mam cases inl"e1i0r.'I'lie
which she had until then considu
unfit for futghu wo111 suddonh sho
with enchanted value.
and she could wear them.
home without the new things
make a dent in hm pride.
much zi'ealm dent would be math-
hcr purse by 1111» lnninc of
Clothos'
To
S111 walkml out of the store witho
a backward chroma She stopped
the grocery
ioncfl black walnuts. some
nuts, a corn. popper and 11 supply
pop-corn. “Waring: her old cloth0
would mean staying at homo. but shel
kne“ how to thv a good time 111 home.
As she remarked incidentally in
countingr her oxpvriont‘cS. "Junior {"
son'lnlmost never goes out in the 01
ning. and I like to plan thins?" fh
will give him 11 {mod time 11i1l1 us.‘
. as good as lllosP of the
~ shedding tears ovm sons 11h
‘ only restlessness and extlm
ome? What“ s the use , when tl'm
piness to think about instead?
MAM...”
SUBMARlNE EAVESDROPPING
some people is listening 10-11911.
cas Mal'el' has drawn in the sion'
the grass gum, " and the Greeks h
a system of divination by mums
tions of pxscaioi 1111 come1‘.sation
The fishermen off the coast of Nor-
hove (.1 er
lower a microphone from the fishing
boat canceled by a wire to 11 tele-
phone. The fisherman listens at the
place Where the fish are enjoyinz thei1
constitutional rights of freedom or
speech and assembly the listening de
vice records the fact and the story is
continued in the next ichthyic incar-
nation.
3. ., — -—~—4
Refering to the possibility of a cru-
Sade against tobacco like that against
9.1001101, "Lite” offers this sane coni-
’ out:
“But tobacco has lots of friends. It
. wt be any too healthy and may
not contribute to the highest de)‘ elon-
nt of the homo experiment, but.
tons and millions of people find
eir patience with life Windy eup—
is exclusively
use (or publication at
on news dispatches credited to it or
not otherwise in this paper and she
publication or spe—
1‘.\'01 all women are spending mad];
‘5, 'A woman who had put off the pur-
chase of necessmy “inter 11"'111diobe
last
She
clothes lemc home 111 SP1 on. that means get-
Thcy wow (10- 'hus to do whatever church work he is
cent even if not of the latest fashion (alled
might l-puxpose and keep the affairs 0? the
but 110“" church in running order.
tho 110“":of 100111 hm one day of work out of
and ordered some old-fash
hickory
Pastors. Do you not feel con-
science stricken sometimes along lin-
1“" line of (1111 L1? 1 1111s brow-"it up in a
.if'i'
\\ orrying 01'111' the bills for clothes
neighbors.
0 1:0 out 11'
'every night because they 11111' c learned
(1.9111100 “if no
arc pop-corn and nuts and simple hap-
'An occupation wl1icl1,migl1; be con-
sideied among the qu1ete1' sports b1
Lu-
“Little Perm" 11 1191111911111 pic me all
the charcoal burner who "could hem
all fi
of
parts of fishes but ev en Issac \\ alton.
if memory serves gave no inieipreta-
, way, have developed the
1 ' seemingly occult, art of homing the
fish for commemial purposes. They
' 4nstrument and when they come to 9.4
1062—3 years and have tried to do my duty. Connecticut.
'rlditor I Residence-«213‘s. as m as 1 was 111119. But 1 am grtnfpol‘tion
”I! ting sick and tired of the action oilf°°d stores to carry the bees “er ‘
Member of Tne Amelathd PM the Winter-
nations.‘in fact of them in general.
losing sight of the ideal.
re-
was. ever on earth
poor. hard wmking pastors.
PX-
mg
ought to
you mean to tell me that the pastors
work one- tenth as hard as the average
business man of today? The map
in who commutes to New Y'Oik has to
of
ml Iling up at six does not get home no
no til seven or late1 at night. Then he
upon to do and attend such
1:0 meetings that are being held for that
He has one
in day a week for rest when the minister
‘_'l111' sewn and then some of them do
ill not work. _.
The people are being: hounded all
'flw lime. and l think it is high time
111111 tlu pastoxs awake to the fact
1l111 thr-y haw- :1 large part to play in
this big 1111111111.
in l
on
small cou‘ntn 1ill11ge and our paslm
menchc-d H1100 rousing: sermons 11
9" 13:11 and all the salary he got was
[1111111 1111 people could giro out of
tl11-' -11' small income. Instead of money
("
pieached because ire loved it, not
rinse it was an easy way to make
11 liting. as one 111inistcrj5 son put it.
The ministers of loday sit back and
give orders. and then find fault if
their various'and sundry committee's
‘3 bcc
South Nor- '
“ill you kindly print
col- i
move-
1nd the New World Movement
.VEN SENTINEL mm-~:1nd other things along the lines of
me it seems to me that alone, by prompt action this fall of
their own 1the sugar eqalisation board.
some things ’They belonged to honey bees.
i have been a church member 1'01. in fourth 0' the (Otfll bee 'Wpulatlbn 01"”
the ministers in the various denomi-l
it seems to me that ministers are ales, each colony being housed in ‘
They are ‘single hive.
not keeping in close touch with the
greatest teacher ahd preacher thit
Time and time
again you will hear this plea"0urlrammes
They do .ism"
not get enough to lire on and they are ltmn bound which had charge of the
so put about to make ends meet. that {5'18" situation of. the nation, decided
they cannot do their work as they
Now, friends will you please tell me
what this hard work consists of? ‘00
he got potatoes. apples and such 12 ‘11:“ “ashinglon street, Sohh N9“
111gs.Bui his coming into the place “a k
was like a benediction to the people
ithe dry crusts which dornot satisfy. 1,-
“When they ask for bread do” you give
_them a stone?" ‘
A CHURCH MEMBER.
BEES SECURED SUGAR.
But it Was Necessary to Salve Livi's
of Thousandc.
STORRS.Conn..Dec.12.———Approxi-
mately one hundred and twenty mhr
n5
is No. these were not i‘hiimah lives.
Probably this is note third or even
it represents only that ,
which obtained Cadmium
The bees thus provided f
for, live in about 1 four thousand ciao- .
There has been some complaint
because bees could get sugar when.
housewives could not buy it {or their
l
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Eidea of I .am' here and I am this or ‘5
gg'ou take that attitude God fill not _
llions lives were saved in Connecticut . ‘
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wishes. the represwtatives of 28 nations, includ-
use: ficw up and men It Paris, a Peace Treaty “with Ger- . ,
flunk-flirt 1 being the League of Nation; Covenant. This was also _,
signed under compulsion, by Germs”. -
During the special session‘o‘t Congress, that ended on N ember
19111. a series of 15 reservatims; to this, Tye ' and Covenan was
adopted by the senate. onfecommendetion or the Foreign Relations
Committee When the ratifying resolution came to a mm of the Sea-
ate, however, a two-thirds majority being necessary for adoptign it ,
was defeated; 41 Senators voted to retii'y with reservations. 0 to 7
ratify without any reservations white 15 voted against ratification on-
Fanc
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2—! favor ratification but only with all the Lodge
reservations.
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Percolat 01's
It savored, of “class favorit-
to some. The sugar equaliza-
'that the economic loss or a large part
of the nation's bee population would
be more disastrous than temporary in— ‘
convenience “or a few human beings:
After all the 40,00011‘ounds or Mr
that went ‘to feed Connecticut been
wouldn’t-go very far it divided among
the million and a half or two 1111111011
citizens of thestate, it is pointed out;
Professor L. B. Crandlll, bee spec- ‘
inlist for Connecticut Agricultural
College. with bad charge of the dislrl- f
111111011 01 the sugar allotment in this
state,s 8K Impswwapouuda are
exhausted m 359911111191: in
lots awrsjin}; wt 't'en We tq, the ,
colpny id 3013191000 coifonies of bees
397 beekeepers receiving the sugar in
trust for theta bees. ,‘
Mr. Crandall has been cempiling'a’
list of all beekeepers of the state and
estimates that there are more than
1.200 of them. A new state law re-
quires that every beekeeper, whether
he owns onecolony or a hundred. ,
must register his colonies with the
town(clerk. “'hep this registration
is compiled it will be possible to esti-
male iairly accurately the total bee':
population of Connecticut.
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111w not successful. and they them-
‘selves never raise a finger to help
111101154130 you mean to tell me that
ӣ11119 churches would be as empty as
{tin-1' are ifthe ministers were on their
’iob as they should be. if they were
llt'd with the Diyine Spirit 11s,they
ought to be and can be if they are in
close communion with God and if they
gave out the Gospel with the help of
God. the people could not stay away
from church. People are ‘asking all
around us, men, brethren, where. shall
I find Christ, and they find no answer.
The pastors do not bother their
brains. The laborer is worthy of his
hire. and the Lord will not withhold
any good thing from them that fear
Him.
I am getting heartily tired of all
this talk talk, and no work behind it
Talk is the cheapest thing there is.
The ministers are shirkingx and they
me not fooling the public as much as
they think they are What are the
duties of a. pastor? Will some one
kindly answer this question?
I have this matter at heart I assure
you and I have felt called upon to do
this. One day last week the verse on,
my calender for the day was tbis'
Acts 18 :,9 10. ‘Be not afraid but
speak. Hold not thy pace for I m
with thee, for no man swim 6n: ’
thee to hurt thee for I have much._ '
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people in this city.
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