Evening sentinel, Monday, December 15, 1919 · page 4

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tlET caution
in REPAIR Pthll uttt

Prise Mill Pond‘ Skating rum] co'm-
Inittee, financiallyJible to repair stile
Hill Pond dam, for skatlnz. are un-
41.21179 to him a contractor because of
jibe rush of building operatimm for the.
3?“?- Providing the work cannot be
done within a reasonable
time. the money
fallout”. next summer.

,{l‘hird district commissiom-rs wiildic
"held this evening.

field have returned to their hnmr; :ol-
“lowing a brief ”fin, with 1” nl friends. died at Elizabeth General: Hospital on

8rd, today takes
clerk in the offices of l’ohlman & "ii" in Crawford. .\‘. .l.. he was stricken on

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transportation to Petrograd, masia.

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nue is ill with the ~grip./

Raymond F. Holland 01' Cedar Gab,
mrmd 0‘ left today to spend the winter in Ber-
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Mrs. Frank B. “'illlamson of West
in: 0f “1"? Side. avenue spent Sunday with rela-
tives in New York city.

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alleges Emma and Mildred Cush-
man of Logan street spent the Week-

 

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; fiddgeport, .‘slient the Week-cud m end with relatives in Huntington,
. 11.13am Normalk. Island.
“nv'rmj'cr and family of Ridge-

Jicmy Sumner Swift. aged 77 years,

Thureday, December 4. at 1-2 o‘clock.
The deceased was born in

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A lot, mi Owborn merino has been noon.

.p‘urchased from James Duzm by Mr. “0510’” Maw-- ("V”Ober 33- 1‘43- and
and Mrs. Harry A. Farrlnuton.

llvedt‘or years in or near Duricn. At
the time of death he madedtin homr
'v'oml, (ire-gal): llaule- v.ith his sister. Mints Alice M. Swift.
duties .3 'l‘okcnoke Park, and .zpcnt the 'winter

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Tuesday. December ulytut ..
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Following 3 V193? With l""'tl "="11' country mud and in fatl‘tin: on his

. ".0793. M11 and MFR 30801)?) ib’l'm‘e‘ heck he struck the hack of his head.
"lama-V9 returned ‘0 “19’? hunt“ in 53‘" rousing n. sew-re (‘()ll(‘ll.\:~‘ln!l, never
York. , yawnining councionengas. Mr. Swift
took a grout “lit“?! in thr affairs 0'

Rev. ll. it}, Mnrlslaml, pastor of the Dili'it'n and will he t::i.~‘sw.l'l;y many
-,»East Avenue N. la? church yesterday.t'M-mls my! tit-epic “Item 1.» was

3, delivered two intcrcstinvz St’TlllCilF. always rt-zuly tn comer-n in u very
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“received in good faith and Deli-Mint; it W110?“ h“ “W‘d-
to be correct, Matt-d
:Eerl L’Hommedeu had returned
'abroad to the United States. Thin
denied by the young nion‘s hart-iredf‘esulm obtainable.
who sixth they rcceiVed a letter fromi
him this morning, in which he declared

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srlwicc on mother died when he was very young
:atitl his father, lltnry Swift (if X'cw
,York. married Pall‘lnlhfillo ‘
informatinn‘WHS the mother of hit

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Rev. L. J. *Reynolds bf the Advent. -‘
Christian Publication society, Boston. .
was in charge of all the service} in;
the Advent Christian. church~3§steni
day. A former pastor of the locali
church, Rev. Mr. Reynolds was ac-
corded a hearty welcomé upon his r-r- ‘is neither 'good not bad: it is some" Linn.

Clinton Roxvland of Rowayton ave- vllut the. Bible’contalns not the biogra-

- lo wives are

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Club starts Deceiwer 2nd and will. reminonen tore

Zoo-pé} week a

2 .funds for Christmas and of forming the thrift hm. Profile for
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VARIETY: or LIFE

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will we tn unmincvahetlaeroyou
stand on theCoanecti‘mtt side or the
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not simply ‘a world .of divorslty. but.“
of opposition and contradictions: n amDIQ. the whale amusement quea-
Methodists are laminar

_3_thing or both. The finest 11‘3me the fact that certain amuoemenm. like

‘are to be. found side by side with the
‘most wretched knaveries. '

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, Consider the Bible. You might ex- pronouncements of
:99“- to find here the. examples of all
’gocdness it’ anywherein literature.

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their one rco.

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a: emf than?“ Wilbert-T will! 92. ”\mgnmm use. you. ital. _Wcl.‘yyerl‘orm their'l‘unmions and
' m rigidly momentum mere would

be no problem here. .- '

' m'comuder dancing. .mnne be»;
tween good and evil (lenient rm hn-t‘
tween dancing".end neg dented“; h. belief that God isrfighwoue. true and;
does run between the dlflemt kinds 800d; . t0 endeavor to serve him;

of dancing, the places, the carton”- live tntbe thought. of eternity;
the attendant ctrcum- intake real to one‘s mind the great un--:

Dancing need not be wrong 89W! facts 01' the wbrld 9" religion: 'strect, downtownfuill be tried ti ~

stances.

in its appeal or in its results. grit . that h the. .eource of healtli-sthe
”with many of the dances that are 1599' Elw,-.'—m:l't- on which moral
ular. and with human nature What Brit-alto no hold. "Naturally the healthy

theatre ‘tng, cant “in and new is, it "s'almost. inevitable. that much fman wplpves things ‘

=3" 9133 E V l .l have heard 4503‘s through the world 01 good and

have m“ under the ball in certain inkl'siclnnu exorcsst firmed-veg in .::mi— 9V1! fight and wrong. like a magnet
vote and in gubilc. . _

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These things are not, as it is some- ‘turncd soldiers speak ny the dances bits of earth: wood. strait). stubyhlfi. )1M

times thought, a part Of the General provided for them; and the testimony DC? and Tamil. none 01 (hi We .t ta Ith.

Episcopal its uniformly to the. effect that. much But if there be there anything kindred

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disease can (take Ettle hem upon you .
Simian wrung are the soul's airmen:

memo adequate wrentlve of them:
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Emma (lumen, colored. \x:
Judge Bartlet1,.of the “widget-mu
court, tomorrow, for the nllegt-d no
of $47 from :1 Bridgeport man. Rh. .
retained Attorney John J. tum...
rpm-mam her in court.

disease can

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AUToiuA’rIE sweet;
MAIN AND WALL s ..

through :1 pile. of refuse. Glass, gravel,

Rules' of lflethodist . , . _ . > . ‘ ‘ q . ‘_ ‘ ,' . ‘ . -.. .
’ _..‘ ‘ V - 5 -r n' _ .. - T9.- “.‘ Ar. . ) .7 _ . ‘ . ll 3. \.' . t. .
'dbume whom "98m, loved is there: one paragraph otthe Methodist. Die “in" .m “5 appeal and in He q ;their volume. and Weixht. Out» 1... electric switch lititl- I'm. .\'

cinline. But does not this distinction

,hut HO also is Judaé, the traitor. Abel.
offering his sacrifice toGod in sln~
'ceritv is there: but so also is Cain. his
murderous brother.
iwisdom is proverbial, is there: but .50
iii his foolish ”and incompetent son.
(Rehoboam. Mary in the purity and
Igloveliness of her character 15 than}:
:but so ie‘felome 3 her vicious
)mother. Herodlas. _The Son of God is
Ethere; hot so is the Prince of Dark-
ness and the Power of Evil. _

i The. world on every hand shows the

about saying that it lows-011g to see

There is a real line of demarkatlon; !
ghut it is not here. You need only;
laminar“). your-elf filth the theatre:

same ch renter. There is lavlslripage of the moi-:3:- to be fully'
swealth site by side with abject. pov-‘aware that many '1) ctlons of the
u-ty. 'l‘lw eager student. with face stage and on the screen are nauseat-

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ing and vicious. Thén lot. a man put
his veto on all than~ by refusing to
patronize such theatresmr to ace. such .
productions. And I! he wants‘ to be
particularly effective let him give his
supportwto all that is presented that it: .
clmn. beautiful wholeaome and ele-t

tset cornestly‘toward the unknown, is
side by side with the- ignoramus who
knows: nothing nor cares to know any-
,thinx. Here are souls whose. purity is
like blowinar snow: and others almost
unrecognizable as such because cov-
t-rvd with the moral slime. and filth of
the world. The law abiding .tmi the
here: those moved by
low and those moved by hatred: men
of faith and men without faith: re.
lizious men and atheists. The Great
lntnr it‘hurch W'orld Movement ls
here: and so are radicals crying
"Down with the church! Down with
religion! Down with God!"

The lift.» of the individual presents
similar rpposilimn. fiverymoh's life
is a picture of the world in miniature.
lie is "at altogether a saint. and he in
not altogether a sinner; he is both.
Jesus: said “There is none good. no
'not one." it is a question of predomi-
mono. Some men are prt‘filominathg-
ly obedient to the laws of rinht and
other men are predomi-
nently disobedient to those laws.
There i.- nn line that can be drawn

what is morally wholesome and what.{
is morally diaeased. it is monthlet,
that the theatre as a whole mat be—
come so con-up that the best attitude.
tn tnkc iii to cut it all out. But. at all
events keep the line of separation a
clear and reasonable one; not one of
uurrason and artificialitl.

Or take the question of cards. .Too
much time may be spent foolishly
here of (Tourse that‘mjxht be event_
better otherwise. That 'ia a queqtton
got’ nronorflon. But is there. any sen—
.eible reason to assefl' that flinch ts
nctmisuablc‘but‘thnl will“ ifnoi'.’
The real plea. against gamce is that
that: may lead 0;. to gambling. Only 3
a fanattc"wmrl’d prohibit all games.
And only :1 than without more senqi- >
hility would claim that there is noth-
tng wm about fimhline. The
thoughtfu , earnest individual will rle- I.
Vidlv stop at: the line at which mere-
;playlnx bath: to verge i110 gambling.»
.where to: it? ..It is 111* the nolnt a: -
"vs-hlc‘x“~iitdlfltlnnls both! to play not
'for the‘nm andthereerenttnn or the
inane ill-alt. but Yur. the. stakes lad‘
‘aurl involved. but your onsitlon he 1'! .
will ”diner . ultras .nr anvtblnz
else. except for the fun of the tau-1L}

may guy that all the men on this side
are w‘emtlv road. and til-lie men on
tin-it S‘ide are whollybad. .

Being a world of such opposing
facts. purposes and epirits. we mu'st
be able to'see the line. which dellmlls
the good and the evil the‘heavenly
and the ,umnntv. ‘Fnr the. most part
Hm is, not hard to do. No one. doubts
that we h Normlktmlm Connectl- ,
cut. No one. ' "'&rioh;;Mbts I' will 0.1.3? xxo‘uzmwe‘Y which. involve-
Wt 30 the laying of stakes "laud" lath! or
”a WWW wtnntnt’the some." ? mtg: conscience

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TQTHE EXACT‘NUMBERV'WIL‘ ' L‘REC, can; I

lBut there is not
make ‘an artificial line between Wt
and evil_ while it. igneous the real one. 3140:. know In tho

Solomon, whose Take the theatre. mere any reality .

a play‘ perfectly produced by prom»;
sionals in a theatre, but that it 13 all . _
right to see tableau or unpretentious ‘ot the. general truth. The world is like
play nroduced be Sunday School ma- {3 newsstand. 1 see a most astontshfne
tooth in the lecture room of a church? amount of trash omit. Magazines with;

 

i‘mng woman listening to me

concrete
lust where innocence stone.
the line of evil bcglns.
simnlv "Ston there." ,
. All these things are. but examalcr

highly illuminated covers and cruelly
named.
curiosity. I can imagine what. they eon-
taln. May be the lair-gent part of th‘
dealers’ display is oft this sort. Bu:
1 do not say I will read no magazine:

and i will read no books because there r,
is so much that is trashy and. worth»;

1868 here. i select; it may be Scrthncru.

or Century. or Hit-pen, or Outlook. eri
something «else that I want, having all

the trash alone ,and I am instructed
an

me up and what will not.
And I steadily try to approve ”31'
d. I understand that to be more
than a mere verbal approval. It is
practical summrt. Revert to the the.
atm again. it would :neem tliht The
most effective and practiml method e.‘
having a more wholesome theatre “is
steadily to give your support to all
that it presents that is good. and. wlth
equal steadfastnens, to turn wholly
away from it when it presents any-
thing of any other sort. Theatre man~
agers feel that they have the whole
crowd or the low-minded with
when they produce something low:
but. they are not sure of but a small
mercenmze of the support 01‘ the bet.
ter and more intelligent people when

they produce something 01 the. buttery

so». So it comes about that ynn can't
take your child it! see a moving pic-
ture nlay without the fear of having
something nasty thrust before its eyes.
Theoretically there may be other Ways
of reforming the mean”. But louve-
tton whether there is a better practi-
cal wathan steadfastlv to condemn
by emu-y method you know the con
ranting, while giving the help of your
positive support to all tint a pungent:
that ls-mre. good. and [3st and
elevating. ‘ 7‘ .g

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ceive members until December 31812.: during "banking hours from .9 a. II. to 3 u. m; and Mondav Even'm from 7 to 8 0.

end Christmas$ 12.50,.

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instance :goodnesn,
and where t 11958. is mgyvou.
What I say is the world, and. notwithstanding its \‘a-

books whose titles stir the

d profited. l resolutely draw the line day "mike
Wm." pm. fl“. true “m. “ea between ,hetween what will help me and build ‘

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bridge which vi’ifl. with the n“ »\ .
matte signal rvc» 11th in rtrfllut .- .
facilitate the mu'VOml’llt of tho . ..
the \Vest m (‘HUG :md \“lllldhiiu':
and .pmmicully (to own} ~.
delays of making the tum from ‘
street into Main fiLl‘r‘vi' “11L:
times held up nthrr vehicular 4

Under tht‘ new system it u“.
be ltcccetswry for m.- than..-»
leave l'llt' platform with. ~.- I» :
lights or the svcitch.

Godllness and Christlike-
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,‘rled vices and evils. you gather none
’of these thing; to yourself. but come
iout augmented \and enriched ‘by that
l'which is of kindred nature to the soul-
‘of goodness and the 311531 of Christ
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will enrol: in the town hall next Fri» : . rowan caughiné‘
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for .mothvr community (‘in'ismtm-tt‘t-r-
observance hcrv- on Chi-lemme Day.

The slippery condition of the con-

crete mu‘qur-nts. Friday moirintz. Haney
tnade trnvcling perilous. Many unto. ’
mobiles were stallt‘tl. while mtzmu

Stops The Ticlt .

Heals The Th rt». n
Cures TheCmr”;

35¢ per Bottle

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A Free Box of
Grovo'a 0-Pea-Trato sot».

l Opens the Foxes and“

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For Head Colds, Chest C 2:.» :>
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, m 1;... tie of Hayes' Healing Betty.

. Sugar has bten H‘llln;
"Walter Stcu'art (‘0. stores for Mt vvn You get the Cough Syrup and the Q
I'm one price. 350.

collided in the crater “hilc trying in '
turn comers. Peder-ulnar: 335.! llflti
their troubles.

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The sheet and pillow-case dance by
the Harmony Fellowu-att t‘tuh in the
town hall-last evening was a pleasant
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I'm-ms per pound. At loam this \m

the price on Friday. (‘tlstumcm I“‘10- Recommcndcd end Guarantcn

crowded the stores feet of the alter- ‘ in Public Ly ‘ ‘ _

noon; The concern rocein'd a large Pmigll‘fiitt (DMPANY ”

immanent Friday. which was dimtl‘ibut» . .maomwrt 7...... micro: Tech.

'06“ among the Sre‘via't stores and '

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