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:rétanley Ross
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0351119 Religion of
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A .;- Al‘s-:8 demonstrated
‘ ,. rte. but there is
lie to indicate that
his understanding_
1- Elijah. and Eli-
.~‘,=,«xccption of Elijah
'4';l..rchs or prophets
:9 hlial lha sick. Not
_:‘7'j’ of Jesus Oi: Naz-
..:d one who could
'::ls understanding to
« came human dis-
..c‘: and called upon
"cilghout all lime to
1:6. saying. "Ho
«2:: mt." that is. he
3;. my teachings, “the
, cw shall he do also."
' ‘ ‘rics the early
- the Master‘s in-
rhlch the primitive
:0 \,-.'thstand the on-
u: was permeated
‘-.'»y the materialism
Then it was that
Jesus taught
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if: CHRISTlANI A .OrphantM'illionair
e’sBodyDu'g Up in Death Mystery
THE SENTI‘NEIB
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A ’h .f traces f
organs or o poison,
had been lewd. leaving a. will
Shevheerb
3.
Chicago POHco-oficiais are seen
exhnming the body of WV illiam McClintocl: 21-yeamld oh
millionaire, from its grave in a Chicago cemetery, preliminary to an examinalion of the vital
MeClintock died after a license for his marriage to Miss Isabelle Pope
which gives the bulk of his fortune to his foster-father, William E?
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enough. there is}
t that” Jesus ever‘
ngs in writing.A
about his words
. handed down to
of others. That
.c-me: demonstra-
-lu;uinion over error
stightsst room for
. lg- did his human
, (limit. the divine
mm:- known at Je—
.;:' Christ Jesus. Had
r .- to assimilate
a Science, God
.1'4166 it possible
. record it. But
14:. Jesus looked ‘de-
ore for the Com-
:lvlde forever and l
indicated that!
r: of the Sclenc-zel
L::.: 'n as yet to come. l
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the year 1866..
“ho vas a, de-'
rudent of the Bi-
untiring seacher
her own instan-
tz‘orn an accident
”.11. discovered the
I'll" underlying}
works. Aftcr _‘
Principle is down,
1 ' to rule. )Irs. ltd- I
Christian
.5 orderly
.. :3 of Christ.’
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publish-3d her i: -
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.pturss.” lu ill:
and chnllli
lll‘olu. 1: is non.-
' ruler-n; studcnt. in
~ .lily and 10x?
. Christian hrsl- ,
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7:10;) um live. 'I'lllsl
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Principle upon
. \l as based. and
' -.~ tor its nrcso t up-
“:1‘- of dis ' ”
liL'F~. 1‘. S.
.. New '
- 1713- r of the Christian.
' l.«_clurcship, de-
‘i‘ristian Sci .ncc
.‘ 1w". Tho lie-:
_' sn rday After-é
auspices of ili‘irst f
Nucnvlsl. Norn‘aik:
“an: 1’. “kill slrcel. ‘ The"
s s follows. .
1-; z..cst solemn and
:scnts recorded in the
Luke tells us that
waning 1-) Nag-arc?"
' been .; p'erlw
Jerusalem.
(probably by 1';-
umi the Scriptures
~ smen with many of
he had once played
;. ahoso days, it was;
honor distinguished»
5.14 :2: in
. Jcsus, having 7 now
"‘t‘v the required age of
are which none v.
» ! och in public. only
' rad lnjt'o: upon the v.1
'C;
'3
A.:‘
-cu: stood up to rcud. 1.1.-
led to him tho book 0. .
.el lsaih. Turning to what ;
us the sixty-lust Chuvash;
“Tho Spirit of the Lord‘
.. , because he hath anoint.—1
zo prose}: 11m gospel to lhe;
In; hath sum mo 10 heal :GC
;.v.uc:rl,cd, to preach dclivormlc:
.he captives, and recovering of
.31; to she Lila-fl. to set at liberty
._ Liz-at are bruised. to preach IL;
giablc 5:3“ of iii: Lord." lir-
luff ’ ’1‘ V ""l‘. 1' lurnci i2. 'C
down, and said.
. day l: 1.1.: scripture -man-d
:r cars." In proof thereof, 1121-
sly after leaving Nazareth, he
. 'o Ft‘:i‘fOl‘-.l his magllty work:
“fig.
.01an Law ‘
r: < was 1:0 magician or occult
' "srlzer aimms to set 21.30:.
3? God‘s law. He did nol
esmcrism. so-cal‘cd mental
gig or auto-suggcstion in the
. persuading sick people :o be-
“.- y now well. He came to ful—
i cnforcz fundamental dinne
astrate its utility and
in that age and tor the
*3" ”a LJSILE. He proved that. this
:f Jed, this law of infinite 340d.
‘ ~: of life, or health. and of
to you. to me. and to all
. lie demonstrated the 5'1-
" "‘ good notwithstanding the
r csence and power of evil.
to light out or .he realm
«ii reality the tmth about
. man in much" the same man-
: . heretofore unknownfaots in
aim of material phenomena
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Preparing Gifts
‘for 1925 Baby
WASHINGTON. Dec. 29. ~-
Plaus were announced here mo
day forvwclcomlng the first baby
horn in the capitol when the new
year comes in at midnight \Vcd—
nesday. AI recently-formed or-
ganization, calling itself the N. Y.
B. A. (New Year's Baby Associa-
tion.) has-made laborate plans
for welcoming th arrival of so
distinguished a personage as the
first 1925 baby.
A large group of business 1mm
and women are interested. and
many firms have made their cox:-
tribution 1.ot clothes. ‘loys and
nursery equipment 3: for roy-
alty. The association expects to
stage the most extensive welcome
ever given a. new born in 111E
cmnmunlty.
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-zzl>le to
‘ ,"Clzrislian
mg that H is 11m 'L'llrl‘~ll.'.:illiy ot’ Jesus'
In the .V :.: ' I
- is absent only to 112059 “ho
' llc is
:0 b Hiram: consdou.
ity. This prompted Hm” ,
and Vorshlp imugrs 01' lli‘l"
clearly enough to heal in? sick.
wen‘ - '_
this manner. «
‘ r 8'." m mons
the U. S.“,Chainbe1: of Connerce,
has summoned 150 prominen ;
lamination: ion conference
‘7. fast-n discovered end Miami! ’
humanity noulllhstandlngg
their iclnpol‘ul‘y l"l“_li".'il01l by custo‘.‘
mary bCllC’f :luji k'XD'.TanC’3. '
("Hood liu-r .haifnlllr: {
S'rlcncu ls drmunstrdt—g
made prun’lcu'nla lav-Jay, qu (
old, i=1 1:, Awning nwllkilm
escupc 1mm mil. Nu m: .
longruu': has been iii no was: '
deeply nnv. is invohcd in
mung"; how: heavy onc’a l"
sorrow. poverty or o::r.>_ l
S«':~_-ncl' lovingly points the
nu: through death and the no ‘
:1 1'.'.‘.lll‘l‘. but here and new. inlav
luhl. tolls us that the king-ll .l ot-
God. the kingdom of heave-1.. is an:
mall-1. here, now; that, now is :l‘. - day
;v:' salvation; that now “arc : 1214:
:01): of God." Instead’of cumming?
as to wait unlil tomorrow. or l'u‘fd
m. or the nc'xt world for Sill“: ll- n.‘
"'m'lsllan Science invites us .‘u par-
;akc today of God‘s infinite good—i
2:035. All til-2 possibilities of being;
my alunys hero and merywhsreJ
How could it be oiho Wise in “low
ol the nmurc and ol'lmlpresoncu of,
Geri. goo-i? Cons-muc-utlv, [im- only'
God about Which ('llrisllun Selene-J
teaches is "God With us.” a God who ,
will, .
abs-em.
Biblical l{l"{llll\;
"The Bibi-'3 l‘FJL'Ul‘ds the: unfolding,
' «22’ ill- 11“”; ‘
ll: .7.
about God and mu vmz's,
day the prorlr; v elm:- l-Iul: '- " "
‘291'10‘ 0:) God 10 Du :2 flit"
roncrsnt of the. infinite. .‘l 1
“us llln‘; first on l'ccord i0 rr-cugrnicol
in God :7 mighty, unseen pun-.z'.
though-his iailh in God lms lJCCil an?
inspiration to all succeeding g~211ora-‘
lions, he [lid not understand chf
In ‘.
)luses’ day we find lliG first m'i-l
‘ ‘ucus uf healing by spiritual means.
is patriarch disc-.wczod that the:
God of Abraham is ":1. God 01' truthl
2.1—.
and without iniquity. just and rightf
is 11-3..” ohendienco to whom would.
bring rlix'izr; power to bear upon
human experience. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Richard V‘.‘. Sweeney. .
5:2, ofl’l'cbster street. were visitors.
in Bridgeport Saturday. 1
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All day I heard thexumel bells’ -
(live out. their small, sin-ill. silver cries.
At dusk we came to dusty ire-cs.
And when our tired. sun-strained (gum
Saw the low roofs of Betlllchcm
\l'n urged ourweary beasts to them.
Th" sun dropped like a ball of fire
Am! night was on 11>; suddenly.
‘.\'.- l"‘7:i-l nut .wl': lhe- llzinr: m). inns-«.1.
It .~-.-v::nwl the lllizzg: :lllcuri_nligbt l)»:
where men. 4
Falling. \l'ould new-r rise again. '
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Eds of z: precipiw‘
Anul llum the: slurs came. one by one.
Anrl sharp mull! 1mm. fillml the air.
from Judi-nu .llills
\Villl illlill‘ ul' llla‘ «m‘d l‘\’l‘lllll,q there. l
l'm-l fell Humming down
011 they rough. haul road it» 11123 toxin.
The win. r-umn
Our ('illlllfl‘,‘
— Then I could we Balthazar ride.
Lean and slrong and old was he:
L‘Ielchil'vr‘s hand was in his beard.
abasement.
:thc floor after the majority of
church fixtinguitming the flames.
500 AT MASS ‘
MARC-H WT AS
Order By Priests
WOONSOCKET. 'Pu. I.. Dec.
marched
safety from the Sacred Heart
man Catholc church here
congregation had lift the
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CHURCH BllRNij
woonsocket C h u r c-h
' Congregation, Most-1
ly Children, Kept in
21?.—
RU-
yester—
Iday after lire was discovered in the
The flames broke through callcd from a two-alarm blaze.
the ‘anolhcr part of the city to assist in AIL-flu.
lunder tn: direction of the pastor
{and his assistant. but there was no
.panic. .
Rev. Edward O'Donnell, pastor of!
lthe church was in the main aisle.
.while Rev. Barton J. Daggctt
:delivi‘l‘lng a sermon at the 8 o'clock
basement.
lchlldren that there was trouble in.
.1126 basement and directed them to
leave the building. At first
.3ongslvérs marched quietly
lAs the older people walked out the l damage was ostimatvd at between
linmcs and smoke broke
The lire was (-xllnguishcd
.v’f‘lnuge or about $3.000 had
:causcd to the church.
.woodi-n structure. firemen
h
Peter- Pan dresses Show ' 1:
way to youthfulness and
I was the youngest of the tlll‘l‘l‘.
T rode lwhiml in the star light
That pica-cm} the: blackness of the night."
At last lit: ,~:ll'.
Lilo" snmr' ‘l'llilcg
gardens thick
In
out.» Mar illul ruse,
slxiringz flower by;
with haw-1- bloom
of blue. and :old {lllll \mlel.
One strange».- while star. so radiant
Ii. seemed to lead us as We went.
0111‘ tr} 1‘: “'Ul‘l“ Hll lllt‘. slur. tw- sultl
Small words in \l'hispvrs. lll‘e‘-:llh1«'-><l:~.
It led lls past 111:: market plow:
And. the grout. caravans-3110.
We 1.3“ om' umnvls and we chD‘
By the dark inn Wlmrr- {maple slur".
“'13 found the slalllc (lruor ajar
. And there was a soft light within . ;
~ “'9. saw 111v, .axm} kneeling more 1
And ll"::l‘¢l a lullaby l-rgin. y
Some: swam. luw music. ill-\'¢‘i‘,.\l,lilf_'
01] will; lug any human tongue.
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I sdu'l'iultlluzar ofi'er guld.
And I saw Melchior lay myrrh l
Upon the stable floor. u.» they ' g
Fall on their knees. adoring llcr
" She was a little Hebrew maul.
So lovely that I was afraid.
l was afraid until she smiled.
I am the youngest of lbs.- thrc‘i-.
I care her {rankincense and said. ..
:‘Dear Lady, take this gift from inn
I looked upon her Child that lay
Ash-op on His low bed of hay.
FORESTRYlllEN '
. TO MEET soon
i HARTFORD. Dec. Zfi.-The di-
rectors of the Connecticut Forestry
Association voted recently to hold
the annual meeting of the Associa-
tion in Hartford on January 31.
‘.1925. at the Hotel Bond. There will
be morning. afternoon and evening
sessions. ' _
The morning session \nli consxst
,0: a trip through the forest planta-
tions of the Hartford water board.
together with meetings of smaller
groups of fire wardens and others
at the hotel.
The afternoon session will be in
the form of a. business meeting. tol-
lowed by a program of speeches,
forestry and wild life moving pic-
tures. Major R. Y. Stewart. a. close
associate of Gifford Pinchot in
Pennsylvania and a high ofllcer in
the American forestry work in
France during the war. will make
one of the chief addresses. The
evening meeting will be in the torn:
of a banquet. followed by interesting
features of various kinds.
’llhore will be an exhibit of tar-
cstry material of various kinds. inr
cluding maps. pictures. models and
live trees displayed at the time.
All sessions will be open to the
public. At the annual meeting in
New Haven last winter over 3":
even larger number are expected
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LOUISE Dl'ilb‘UULL.
In New York Times.
mm tune :inclooinggrnony , membersl
. in "Ben
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Claire’s Mother
in Ben H 11! Film
glaire McDowell, famous film
mo ex, is to play the mother role
Hut," now in production
Italy. cum in. Incl-bend
Qeople were In attendance. and all many. 9rd“: heroes and heroines
off-:thacinemljorld; _ ‘ s _‘
each new model
Eng frocks are sh
backward to
Secand
Read” “Peter Pan’f
the book
7 52
You will enjoy the
picture more and un-
derstand it better.
U.
- ‘1' it
Immormlumy - ..
PETERMW‘VENDY . , ‘9,
Wish-HARRIS ,3 I‘
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C J; M! r.
'4. 4" 7
v " 13/ \'
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- This is the author'—
ized‘ complete story
by J. M. Barrie on
which th e Para-
mount picturc isbas-
ed. It is handsomely
bound, with illustra-
tions from the Pho-
toplay. Everyone
will want to read and
own this book.
It’s Only 75c
Mailbox; rear.
“'35 i M
mass, whorl the sexton informed the
pastor that thrre was a fire in the
Father O'Donnell imme-
gdiatc-ly halted the service. told the!
they ;
failed to undcrstand but after being'
told a second time. the hundreds of
out.
,Tllcir elders n ere told to leave also.
lwas destroyed by fire yesterday. The 350 000 ”We. ”93'- .
NORTH SMITHFIELD R. I» ‘l
through j gigantic and szol‘lllflOO. D00. 29.——Fi.rc yesterday strayed
the flocin behind th m" a r.
More than 500 persons, :hrcc-quar-j I g 0 am lta
iters of them children. after
begn opera housb.
a one-story
being
in ‘slartcd from an Oil heater in a cafe-
OWLAND’S '
‘ Entrance on Main St., Fairfisld Ave., Cannon St.
- Store Open ’Till 6 O’clock Daily. -
You know that Peter Pan .
explained his ability to fly by ~‘
saying “You just think lovely
won el'ful thoughts and they
3ft you up in the air” so Peter
Pan dresses say “Just wear
lovely frocks and you will
look and feel years younger?
The suggestion of youthful
beauty is in every line of
«sates of the charming drssses
made for Betty Bronson {Pctsr
Pan) pictured here and many
other new and equally charm-
week at the same time the Par-
amount picture is shown at the
Majestic theatre.
Just as there is afresh charm 4: ,5
to the story as written by
James Barrio, that carries one z
younger days—so the subtle
charm of the fashions bearing
:he same name, lure by the
sheer goodness of their fabrics
and attract by lines and
touthss-of tailoring by color
and combinations that are
just different enough to please.
—Most charming part of all is that they are surprising‘y low in
price $9.50, $25.. $29.50 and $39 50.
' ' PAGE FIVE
the are which. for a time. threaten“-
to wipe out the entire business dis:
lrict. After a six hour firm in bib-
ter cold. the fire department m‘ .
cecded in confiningr it to the Icing!“ _
block. .
l ‘ Fire at Waterbury.
’ “'A’TERBURY. Doc. 29.-—Dam-
loge estimated at $20.000 was caused
’yestcrday morning by a fire which
swept the Xanlhos Candy company
and Owl Cafeteria. at 67-69 East
. aln street. Slight damage also
‘was’ done to the Palals Royal Res-
taurant on the sccnnd floor. Fire-
men kept the blaze from spreading
labovc lhe first floor and the base-
.mcnt excrpt in one place. The fire
is bolicved to have been due to tur-
.nace trouble.
Enormous Damage.
CORINTH. .Mn.ss., -Dcc. ESL—An
entire business block on the wrsl
‘side of Court House square here
Four Children Die. - .»
CADDO. Okla.. Dec. till—Foul“ ‘,
children were burned to death whfio‘ ‘
sleeping in one room-of a for!!!“
house near here. whch was
troyed early yesterday morning. ’ .
The father. M. B. Taylor. ill '43"
a room on the first floor. iried to
save the children from the flaming
room on the second floor. but mt“-
fire had gained such headway am
he was driven hack. .
the main two-story building and Mn
trigoratlng plant. two large Ice hous-
er. a garage and some smaller buildb'
ings of"ths Oak Knoll Creamery:
here. causing a loss of 860.000. Til
lire department or Woonaockel. ml
called to aid in extinguishing ch
flames. «,
1 Buildings dostmyed including the
DclleSllr‘l‘. .1 ijWCll‘y store. the old
tlw Cornillx Bank and
Twist Cni‘npony. and lhe Ford Mu-
iseum. The.“ CM? is believed to have
(‘h'l’r 31‘ storms were destroyed by
charm
shown. Dupli-
own here'nexi
thoughts cf
Peter Pan Dress
made originally
O!‘
Betty Bronson
Featured in
“ Peter Pan” 9
floor.
'Will you h 1‘
‘ what’s in the air
,Ne-w Year’s Eve’?
You may be a long way from the place where yOur
heartstrings twined and memory takes you back. Make
memory reality. Let us install a radio and listen in‘whilc
the Chorals are Sung ”and the Liberty bell peals forth oncé
more from Independence hall in Philadelphia. Hook up
with Broadway and hear the glad ‘chimes from the many
spires of Old New York. Listen to the music and din of
the revels from hundreds of places all over the country
and feel the old time thrill—live the New Years of the
past over in the New Year’s of today with 31 new radio. ' '
Of course the sort we sell are standard and the Howland
service is more 50. Club payments if desired. .. .
Norwalk Chronicler