l
‘ resumes
l'olcr \'. Ross. C. S. 1).. of Bull Fran-
cisco, Us." ~
in speaking of Mary Baker Eddy _ ‘ ‘ __
all the Discoverer and Founder oi . VESVANO N911.” WOMEN
Christian Science. Mr. Ross said: ‘ YOU ADMlRE HAVE GREAT
"People are sometimes heard to sail BIG ALLOWANCES‘TO ‘
that they cannot accept Mrs. Eddy's . ‘
views. They forget that Mrs. Eddy DRE 55'0”?! NO WNEP-
has not put forward her own opin- ““167 APPEAL 1'0 7003‘
ions, she has promulgated the tund- ; .
nmentals or divine Science as they
hit") been revealed to her. They tor-
'gi‘t that Mrs. Eddy has not created
silent-r. she has discoereli it. discov-
ered those unerring truths which
iiuve always been at blind, awaiting
. mperation 0f Di” rt‘cognition and utilization by men.
maLaW” Modern Concept of Deity.
{Tomlncniing on the modern idea
or Deity, itir. lions continued: "There
is no escape teem the logic of the
Christian Science definition of God
as divine Mind, Life. Love, Principle.
SWfOI‘d Young, FirSt for when we concede. as we do. that
I _ God is everywhere present and aii- .
Reader, Makes Open knowlng' m, an, amen to the con. . 90 you “"0“,me- Diorr’eveiz occan
.. 4
mg Remarks ._ Brief elusion that lie must be Mind. Noth- 306' "“93““ GIVES To You T9 55%} "Ow
e . lng other than Mind can be all- MAUD? '31.“ng MUCH YOU COULD
Outline 0f Lecture knowing and measure up to omni- " J M IN‘MISUFE
. . science. But Mind, ever animate and 'RM‘ES AS ”06:1 “‘1 ifl 5T6AD OF HOW
3A. lecture on ‘Christinn Science. ceaselessly active. cannot be dlm- V0” 6“” ”'5“: mum you COULD
.‘nntitiod “Tho operation of Divine “dated from Life. Therefore we A GENEW OLD GET?
Low in Human Affairs " by Peter are led to see that God 1' Life as DEAR- _——~
'V.‘Ross. C. 8. 13.. was {given in “”1", well as Mind. Mind and Lite. how-
[Regent Theatre inst evening by the "on in the" true ”me' are insepar-
Fii‘st Church of Christ Scientist or able from Love. which reminds “I of
tile Apostle's declaration that God is
Norwalk. .
The lecturer was introduced by ]‘°"e' "ut mind. H“ mm love. a"
the First Reader. Mr. Crawford humanly manifested. lire lamentnbiy
. Young. who said: imperfect. Only as Lo\'e is unselfish.
“Friends, I am happy to welcome Mind unerrlng. Lite above disease.
you on behalf or First Church or “1“ they I’ml’ml’ b° “cm ‘° be
Christ Scientist of Norwaik to hear DGW- in other words. only as they
pa lecture on Christian Science. For 3'0 sustained, vitnitzcd, and ""de
‘ centuries it hits been thew general by Principle are they worthy names
opinion of mankind that they lire 101" GOG- And 0" the other hand.
,1 necessity the more or less help, only as I'rintcple is not abstract and
so victims of evil and disease. mindless but imbued.With Life. Mind 31M THIS I'S OUR ANN‘UéRSARY' “EVE
J at this is contrary to the life and and Love. is it entitled to be regard- 355'" DAARRIED 25' YEARS AND W
teaching of Christ Jesus. was never 0d as Deity. Then are they all trans. Ne1HA‘l‘TiME WE‘VE NEVER “ADA
more clearly recognized than by tel-red from the realm of the hu- QuARR€Lu ND‘T._0NE SINGLE ""3“” W339
Mary Baker Eddy, the discoverer mm to the. divine. ,‘ HA5 PASSED
and founder of Christian Science. Mind and Body. , {EMEN
“Through the teachings 01' Chris- In conclusion Mr. Ross said, con-
tian 30191109 “5 based on the words coming Christian Science healing.
mingle It)! gzrihlnstert. nlljen urn Physiology insists that brain and
he (fi 0 0 1‘ grea 1" (‘1’ that nerves control the body, but the fact
and guitar); 83:12:;230‘1102 filial“ remain that the human or mortal
m.“ that h i (13' 3 0 “ml mind. though the individual is large—
eav “933 an 5°"°W give iy unconscious thereof. assumes to
place to joyfuincss when it is learn-
‘ . govern the «nortai body and direct
ed that life is God, unchangeabie its functions. We have no difficulty
miggdntftligallkefgsstmltstglimmer-31:1? therefore, in seeing that when the
inheriting the pcrtoction or his human mind is supposed 1° be "0'"
Fathom This understanding dis- mai the body tuncibns normally
role the shadows of human experi- and 13' as 'we say. well; but when,
ane. and is bringing joy and health that mind is distracted by \vtn'rywrl
to daily incr‘sing multitudes. zinger, the bodily functions. in l..- ‘
"We have the privilege this eve- lief. are “Mm“wv ‘1”. '
nine oi! learning more about this there is “Ck 5" Even 3 machine
science 0: Christianity from a mem- Wm “0‘ 01m ‘0 Silloo‘h‘l' V“ il-
b” of the Board of Lectureship of facioriiy when the powrr which l detected in the mind of the patient.
the Mother Church. Tile First propels it is erratic. How can ii and antldolcd or destroyed by love
Church of Christ, Scientist of llos- mentality clouded by vice or agitn- and‘truth, his physical suffering 80-
ton. Massachusetts. Tile members ted by malice give proper direction called has been relieved. "flute it
of this Board are well qualified to the body. Over and over again is apparent that disease. Whatever
both by study and practice to spout: has it been found in Christian its name or type. has its origin and , .
on thigsubject. I take great picas- Science practive that when some support in thought, and can be ‘ ‘ ‘ . ' :
ure in introducing our speaker. Mr. lurking sin, fear, or hate has been cured, really cured, only by COT- = - " '
rooting and normalizing the mentlll— * .‘ .
“y 0‘ the “were" This 1“ ”mm” Consider the lawn mower, the rake and the 1100. The time’s;
what Christian Science treatment . . . . .
does. It “mom, (“Mm hy drilwm’nelir wimnihey‘re slated to go. Jack Frost ls approachln’;
The retail lumber dealer who has gained the confidence overcoming ‘tilo i'nise thoughts to fill them with gloom. . As soon as he gets here, then comethl
and steady patronage of the local lumber buyers has 'wwlcthsligoulldesggxtlsfiée1:23;;lelseatlloilt ”lcfllt‘lloo?]' k ttli t t is vn like a blanket oi! men theY’VG’
. , . . , _, leyve on e ron \ ‘ ,3. ‘
. “ell people lire necessarily you . _ .
more to his busmess methods than clever. salesmanship. good or that m people are New raked and they’ve out With a blade that’s been kfim- Whenever
Clever salesmanship has landed many a first order but sorlly very bad. The consequences they’re needed they gladly appear and they work like the diekens
_ . .. or wrong doing do not alwaps over- ’h ‘ h ‘
l n . , u on summer is ere. . .
it takes more than first orders to keep a business go- take the offender immediately. l\01 . The gsrd en out back has been lookini in trim ’cause the hoe
‘ - -‘ . th ii i d d b’di . . . . , ", “ 3 ‘ .. L
ing along prqfimbly' ,The rem?” Wh? holds hm customers (t): theelgttef‘rot‘at’lie’ Cgiilsmzn‘dlliirhii has been workin’ With rigor and Vim. Let’s give ’em all credit; _ v , ‘ 0n = Stamfor ,
year after year does it by taking uniformly good care of avail the individual against incur- for doing their best. They’re belmd for the cellar to get a 300.11. , .3 I. .
their requirements. By giving them prompt service on 5‘0“” 0‘ “isms“ 1‘ "9 "elm“ ”ml rest. ‘ In‘Ev'ery‘Ten: Gwen wayFee
. ‘ germs are deadly, or indulges, on - i - .
the kinds of lumber they want, With a good measure of occasion, in what he calls righteous We’re nearing “‘0 time when the snow shovel “1198: and
. , , - . - indignation, or fails to utilize iis grubs‘off the place of the three summer tools._ They all have , ‘ ‘ ‘ ’. . . .
fa“ treatment and Square defillmg tilroun “1' Short “is knowledge of Science to close lllv their labor; then rest while they can,‘ butrwmter. or summer Come m and let P8 exnlam.°ur
of economy to home ownership by means 0f buying 9001‘ door of his mental home against the there. ’5 no rest for man. a . ‘ ' method of making this gift
0
' ‘ l k are never szltisf‘ictor in the end. lying suggestions of mortal mind. ‘
lumber and who or , . y “nut to those good people whose ‘ .
., , . . ‘ _
r‘ low us and our seerce We‘ve been here for over 50 years. new“ seems to be delayed H it he left the house in a rage and went , . .
‘ K1 , 3 ‘ SHOOT [he Intel-vale hotel, directly opposite STOP I LOOK !
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be said that no right en’ort is hi i it d f 1' his “its to ‘
' wasted. Every attempt to think and 3 10“”: “'5' e ’ 0 ' . ‘ . ' w .
THE HATCH & BAILEY co m “"m‘ m" ""L‘“ “mm“ °“‘ W “P”e““1‘“,‘“°t‘;°““”“;‘ °‘, "‘1" - See these'wonderful stoves d18-
' Christian Science brings you one: home. t one nown ow on: e ‘ .. . a , -
step nearer to relief. The way of: , waited but finally she entered a. _’ played 1n OHIWlndOWS. See the
’t
SheetrockaCornell wall boards. Celotex insulating lumber. I escape is prepul‘ud. Oliirl's li:l\'u in. front room. ‘ _ . . , ” many Styles and, “Sizes also the
ready found it. i‘lult yml'\\\'ii do so Legato rushed areas the .7 street ‘ new grey enamel finiSh as easy
MeNairs Shin les uarantecd for ‘50 cars. 1' 33 comm as that God l‘i‘iglw- MILFORD, Oct. 6.'—~Curlnci Le- and tired through the window. Not _ , ,
, g g ‘ y - to clean as a china ,dlsh.
The trials and bitter evrel'lenccs guts. Four Corners Devon. is (but! waiting to see how badly she was
of bygone days which may 890m 10 and his wits is in the Milford host hit, he immediately turned the gun
lingo 10th you mentally timpl‘imded 01; pilot and not expected to live as the on himself and pressed tho-trigger. ~ '
ex 3‘15“ ~ ””0 "0"” 0“" e ”a result of a. shooting which took The bullet entered his right tempo ' ' - ' __
Mind. that Mild WW“ ‘8 G°d~ end plaice opposite the Intervliie hotel at and he died ilnmedieielY- The fl?“ ’ ' ‘ GOOD BAKERS
which. 50’9“ and ail-comprehend. on early hour yesterday morning. bullet he fired entered” his' wife’s . i . ' ECONOMICAL
"‘8- ‘5 "1" source 0““ sub-“MC" 0’ Legato and his wife had been liv- neck and she was silken to the Mll- . .
your intelligence—your true mon- ing prsrrnnly in their home on ford hospifil. whershor condition . . Ask your mother, your grand.
I
tality. 5° ”"3 sumrmg and "19 Vim lilll‘k nvenue until week a o is re orted as very rave. >
hardships which may seem to have (WE; mg), m a mmfmml '3, Mr: me a Mime mfg m mother or your greatgrand-
shattered "0‘” health. “a“ "9"" is said. Following the disagreement and 15 Lagato's second wife, He had ._ . . mother What they think Of a
touched that Life which is God and ‘ ‘ Sta
which, eternally perfect and unim- . two sons by his first wife who are ' Stamford V9. Made for 31‘
paired is as Paul ‘ . i , d at present in the retail grocery . '
through you the vorgsfdblflcSSfuy-Tul‘ to them 12ml besthyo‘ltlhcan.df0rt the; business in Devon under the firm i I mOSt a hundIEd years. I THEY
. . . )y you r "8 en 8n 3 ran name of Lombardo Brothers. ‘ M E E T E v E R Y COOKING
being. Hold to these truths ““3 “1’ and peace into your experience." ‘ .
' ’ ' ‘ WEE Assn estrus
‘ ‘ ’ ' , anteed to , ‘
l'Vll‘lS BORN 7DAYS APART ' ' BAKE to your utmost satisfac- ‘
H E ' tion. If you are thinking, of
buying a stove NOW IS THE ,.
TIME. It may not cost you any. ,
thing. Come in and let us ex-
plain. . 3,
l - Shmgles’ ll Roofings - ° * ' ~ ’ , " '2 ,‘ . “Stamford Stoves" the o‘ y stove
‘ 9 wgfiw—Wfibfi ' , mu gm you _ _ ' ‘ ' ' p ‘ made in Connection,
Km'r‘fifiimoenf; son‘s—i"; Emit , -. . f ‘. . . . ,. i . "Stamford seven" meet every
. * cfl. Imveitonahotmdiator—aeeiiitrunsordrysoim ‘ . .. ' - ‘_ - ., cooking need
. Putitoniceand pourboiiing meet overit-tryits
..-:edmmoemperaturechanges. Soak it in water no
test its abmfion. Putburninge-bersonitm check
fine protecting Get free samples. Test and compare!
BEAVER
, VULCANITE
soorlue.
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mic girl pelt; neither: the pounds» caddie boy elem.
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