‘ sdifferent‘pot‘tcrns of crctunnc.
A Wonderful gift "for the youngster.
.(Th’ese (rockerslare upholstered in many :
I . Mm ‘ 9” 1
.‘oluclchith Edith
Expression in This
per. ’
p»...
flinch and were especially plea
Baptist church.--—Editor.)
Dec. 1681, 1926.
. Mdllpr, The Evening (Sbnlinel.
’ L .South Norwulk. Conn.
Dear Sir:
seems to express the name lhouzhl
Sincerely.
Victor F. Scallse
. The editorial follows;
IOUTH MILITAB‘I‘
tordenomlnutlonul Young People
Commission. .
fi‘hlu commission uolecls topics
auto riding1 soil on Sunday.
oven tender questions, we just
sample of the list decided upon.
Slmplc and almost insignificant a
it seems. hero in a nutshell you huv
tho whole youth and itaaeldor‘a prob
lam. , ‘
Toulh embraces the uclonlill
method. “1 want to know. l mm
to and out. ll want to we .10: my
Sell." it says. '
‘ should he done about it.“
Old and middle ash any—w
“We've always heard
wasn‘t nice.
about things that are not nice?"
)‘oulh and its militant program?
This Genotullon's Apl'll'llill ol
doom;
thew 22:42.
judgment upon every generation.
. Quintin u cons limo.
301“: 935 / '
Out China and Glasswaredcparlment glistenslland shims
in reflected glory. When..gyoulscellhcwany lovely gift.
offerings flyou’lhhave‘ nah rd» timotryiugsto choose. Also
beautiful - old Button? and ,Ndrmandie pottery, in _ those
roughhewu ,Frcnoh designs in small landfill-go tea bets.
Shining crystal in opauuerfireen, ambienmulbcrry or/ com»
initiations in cool? :ccnccimblestyle gloss and salad or
Serving plums. "Allmoderately__pricctl.
.1)th T033835, imiwo'tono—sflilmieoes .
,_<;s4.as.-.:ss.as,asr.aotwosome: . ‘
M43011- on... ".::rmuI-.sowis.~wiu. ..... .goldlodge-wln-v
‘ “95mm
19:31:34."...
1
~ charming alreah.‘ and putting it:
* , stamp or @va1!! or dimpomni:
. ‘Pmstlxe;.lt he ,"
_ W
l‘ uncle custom. political (ham. or m4 ‘
' ‘ one otlhc supremoVoouccrus,..ot the
‘ _ towards l-l‘hu. one or indlfierence?
‘ l
«unlocked upon‘with‘u
villi: dared to criticize
must. be \r’llally‘lntercalcd” in every
soolal. educational, and. philanthropic
enterprise: while; it lullm duty of
tho. church to creole fresh fiance and
praise; them upon the conscience of
mm; while ills her imperative dulyl
"lo donounco" injustice. hypocrisy.
aoll‘ishneus. meanness. grow and. sin.
wllcnovcr and whc’rcl'cr *fouudl“ yet
church is lacing llw individual with
the pertinent personal question.
“What think yo “of Christ?" What
is your Judgment, your appguloal, or
Him? The church mus: pm: ion-u
verdict lrom» the. mind of our think-
ing youth. . .
You .nmy be aware that we on
accepting the rumour or this “new
ration and applying it lo this mo:
.momous question. 'i'lm time- was
when wou‘entio men within. bomb
'lllg mossagc saying; “Unless yo boa
lluvo in the Lord Jesus Christ ye
ohull be doomed.“ To bows-o it
had its advantagcsg It stabbed
men's minds trio thinking. it was a
challenge to their complacency. To:
day‘ We accept the tompcr or our
‘ time. Wcuc not asking men to be-
llol's blindly what our lather; or
. torelsthers have told no We are
asking for a pointed anawcruio ,a
pointed question. ‘l'or a. judgment.
for an appraisal. “What think‘flll
‘ 43! Christ? What is your utiliudo
Friendly or inimlcol '3 ~
Ago. (I! Criticism
‘ 1. As war-look upon our modern
lite we; arclod tome mammog-
’uluslon that thick: on It???” “4.“.
llcism. We [are rcvnlucumtourm)‘:
mimeu‘c‘cwal. aural. you with”;
1 This generation is taking from the
elicit or time. the customs. ldus.’
ideals. authorltles. religions. which
pics. and immoral: them talcum: Irish
ire-examining: them afresh. testing "
.thcm providglhom. Few thingslaz‘e‘
tokcn [or granted. it any. This. news
or generation has the mandarin:
to discard film an old- garment whit-
cannot, stand .thc light or - musical.
and thejpcneimtmg insight of this
,Crlticul ago. on iron: Century is
weighing. cataloguing. .- swim”.
g'l‘he time was that
tinned aomohmr‘;
more; .,
_ the lam” .
.. shrouded utm- .
and lost all (political,
‘ sutured-1o .exprci: ,
doubts concemlng‘aoxm .inootnpfi-
homing dogma. he iwu animate .
with by nominating “(the ' Y
Today..adl. that archangel. “A
may,ouatlon..any . m ‘
government Illa wa
wiutio‘nary
mm doctrine. IML mill. gem n ‘a‘.
ulhh Crl
' Width
xi
Pa-
(At all times we welcome expres-
sion: of opinion iron: Norwolk cler-
to receive the following latter and
text or his sermon (from the Rev.
"Victor 1". Scallsc o! the Rowuylon
moving read your editorial 1 WM
mov’cd .to send this sermon which
The lid is all. ‘l‘hcm is nothing?
which .cnn‘tnbo talked about. 'l‘hus
did youth shout with a clarion cry
at the rcccnt’convcnlton oi the 1m."
for font: 0
discussion in church young people'
societies. .
Petting. movies. poker games.
and
"Let’s not everything out and
look it (Ivor, thou I'll do what i ihluk
that it
Why should we lull:
What. would thlalworld do ‘wilhoul
Tho-Rev. Soallac’a sermon "follows:
"What think-ya of Christ?" Mal—
’ Every generation passe: Judgment
upon Jesus and Jesus in turn puma
While ii. is true that the church
a. «Mom
and. that the, but ‘ lite
aud'Woct in more and
lag ghoul that concur—«hat Moral
Riva: is 11m
guild Calph
mu. um. _
worldlaad' ii
Ell “growl
world's guild”;
would )1
Win".
, liars It
, ‘mot-‘ltnoro it. butmuat deal with it
‘ AdeQuttely it we can. Paul says
nomowhoro that he laud miller heal-
a. tow word: in. a. language that he
understood than hear much in a,
language that he did not understand.
That is proclaoly ‘tho mason why
whenever we send our missionaries
to. tho foreign l‘lcld we lranslule the
Bible in the very Jargon or the poo-
pic.
Must Think in l'oulh's Terms
The‘relur it we wish to Lao un-
derstood l) the youth of ’luday we
must speak the language ‘ may
speak. and think in the terms they
think. ‘Wa must be consistent, wc
mull take the very temper 0! today
.9
m
Ill
ed
loud apply it Icarlcssly to religion.
We must me during enough in Ulla
rcs‘pecl: We must learn to my,
“You. it la your right not to take
things to» granted. it it your privlg-
lose to revaluule your great harm
ago. By the very nature of things you
must 5;ch your m‘nluallon of life.
\‘cry well. what do you llunk of
Jesus (thyrisl'l‘Whal. is your zmprala-
oi oi lullm? Voltaire. who is largely
vcsponslblu tor this temper said:
My trade is to say what. i‘ think."
“a . very well. what ihluk ye of Christ?
gl’l‘lml. Jesus has been in the world no
on deny who has read .hialox‘y.‘
:3. The temper of this gomrrnllon
v
i
l
a !
gl'llllccrning Jesus Christ.
i We cnnnot say. "1 ”will tell you
what i think of Jesus tomorrow or
ilhc day filter. or next week. We
3 cannot postpone pushing lull
'3 upon mm. for «he simple mason.
u
n
(2 life llll tumorrow. or the day after,
l
A
And hy that very lilo we live we are
giving our approlflaltotulesus. We.
lug to our «was.
mums. actions.
story.
thoughts. suulk‘
Our life mils tho
We cannot postpone Irving. .
his uppmlual of Jesus.
or from the conscience o! mom.
livery llfoils o. ij'udsmcm. Pilate“
was 3 Judgment. Judas ms. u;
judgment. Our lllo lam JlldEIl'litnl.
The author of tho book. "By an on;
known Disciple.‘ molten Mary any.
damn mysell.‘ My puuluhinom {or
huvlns‘llved oc-dlrly lilo is to sou tho .
beauty or a. clean one.
showed me lhut'fifl
' Jesus Sol a nypourllo.
That in the \“cryihlng that, low; .
does. He allows us tho lilo that ought
lo be. And by looking at lhal lite"
'wo-amuhamcdlnlo repentance. MN! ‘
may criticise Jcaua {or high l HUS
or life liobrought inlo lho world.
They (cannot acoullc Him as balm; u
lalTvoorlte._He m lhc. oxposltior. or 1 ,
‘hln'docirlhc, the commentary or ills ‘ -
‘ caching. l‘Blccs-ed am lhcmmzu ,
ior‘ they mall inherit tho uurl‘u. '
Blessed m the guru in heart {or
lawman ”to God. .Blmcdim‘o the
uncommon {or the all he could
thumbs lot God A 1th 3 therefore
u‘ha'lmflcr yo would thgt men
ghouldgdo unto you do yqolso unto
them for this in this law land the
Prophets.” ’ .
,_ "in so” far as man live up, to lint
idual. 50 Mr do .lhey approx'c of the
principles at Jesus. Tholr life is an
appraisal o: Jews. 1t lau'tza. manor
at (sampling this. mood or that crew.
this dogma or that: it in a matter oi
how fur is our life from than ideal
lite. Anya stand .shocldof lo ahould-
or to Jews Christ how!» does l-lo
tou‘or‘abovo on? 'Ulllmalely we must
lose our lives Luv“ His. We can no
more escape Jesus in the moral and
spiritual world. irhuullu‘e’cun escape
the law of gravitation. He‘ll; an ul.
iiumte. A Hindu: professor in Scull:
India said, ‘9“? study.” . modem
history‘hanlhown in: than them i:
l Pivot lnéthe Lw'ord .iodoy.
“-otboth East
more ‘revolv;
. ‘ . person otlJesus Chrlalff
_ “Walllt‘ think 38‘ 01' Chrlnt’l"“What
L oEezfuéx-d
brilliant
“finals
{prefer Julius
, to All.”
u:
not! .1 unsteady to. ad-
\ . actor nearly 3
no way out.“ Fthe
but-liming gold};
n. ‘Iquod by _C§fl8t7q
ave: (bee
demands that no make up our mlnd' '
Emmi. ‘
that. we cannot postpone “ling our ~ .
or host wcek; we llvo our lilo today. ,,
lure 101‘ mm or against Him aucord-“‘
Let a. marl lilo a. «lush life, than ll.- .
Every lite ll. . :
n judgment. 1: makes no dllrmanco ‘ ‘
whether; it In from God. Humanllyfi .
"Josue; did not condemn “18"] com. - ,.
‘ and Jesus. . ,
1338394???”
., Arm for
.. ’l “ o o
Clan; Kiwanis
The word that the Kiwanis club
in going to play the role of Santa
flip!» to gunning younguleu lot the
city has cpl-cad through tho world
pi ' little people and today a”. bright
,eycd Younaulcr whose nose wa- drip-
ping a blob-om! the cold came lh‘lo
The Sentinel office to ask .it the m.-
per would‘pus along lo the club his
rcqueat for a gift. ,
It certainly would.
Attorney Edward J.
hunt Club Hans
Chfislmas Party
Plan; for the Christmas purly llml,
the"mcmbers‘oi,lhc‘ South Noru-ulk
Boat club and auxiliary are. planning
to hold December 2'! for the klddlcu
ut the lx'londuond memboxzu or the
club. were completed at tho moot-
lng o! the auxiliary. last week at the
clubhouse.
There ll“! be a beautiful tree.
with Santa on lumd to distribute
candy. orange; and toys to all lha
WALL 8T.
Children’s
Norwnlll's Loading Dry Goods Slum
Fancy
. l
Hat Borges i Bed Lamps
51.00 m l $1.75 “’ $3.5
STORE omsx lavlcxlxclgl'fvrll. Clmlswns
N ORWA
Hi
0
Quinlan was children.
lnl’ormod said youn
g mun would very Members at 'llm mllcrlnlnnwul q
committee who are arranging for tho
evening include: Mrs. Ralph Leary.
Mrs. John Ryan. Mrs. George Schultz:
Mrs. Banks and Mrs. I. Slurgcs.
much like to have a wagon and Lls
ulster 1 small table and a set of
equally diminutive diohea. ‘
Crashes Into
mm“..- “-—
(ljunllllucd from Page Um.)
ll: l‘lim’lll. {:3 Harrison
’Yorll lslly. ’l'lml ll”:
‘ ‘ drl
STRINGEN’I‘ LEASES 'I'O
REHABIMTATE PJMLICO
1
Chief Hurry Slmllll, Pulluvmun.
George Emma lllld Pollumuun Will-.
lam Bowman investigated for Dur-
icn. After the passengers on ”mllnalullod 0” ”m mum has
tl‘llt'li had been taken for lllcdll‘ul ut- g vohnl.
million. lhe wruuhugo mus removed Hm“ "a;
lrom lilo roadway. and tho Holley
l'uh inlo the horn.
Expluuutlom ol’ lhu ¢:,l:lll..(..m
not may to give. ll, iu possible llm
steering knuckle on the truck broke
and lhe driver nus: unuhlc lo draw
his machine off the lraolm. 'L‘rumc
M the limo Wis slighl. lhc l'Ol’ldlUDllI
of tho road wu excellent and tho,
day ulnar. l
‘ \Vcinlmlmcr was l‘m‘l‘) inn a loud or [sluts
BAN ON 1' JLE (‘AROLS
UNTIL CHRISTMAS \H'JHK
he 13. lll‘lllglll l0 lulu: lli'l'l
pm'l llll‘ gull“: lumping.
'l‘llv: Ill.’lfld‘.lll mlll [hit
lulllrh a. outwnum lrollul’.
I’lmlico. once a. lashionablc resi-
dentin! cooler. in to be brightened
and rehabilitated '
an a. social center
it the Dulce ol' Weatmlnatcr can manv
Elmo it.
The Duke has introduced all
sum or now and utrlnzonl condi-
tions in the granllnk or new leases
for the property he holds In the
south aide of Buckingham ' Palace
row. ' .
pnc condition is that the houses
shall be painted every, {Our years and
no washing may be displayed in the
back garden. and curtain rents will
be ruined. presumably in order' to
bringiu a better class of whom. The
r
a.-
No carol»! will be sung in the
[streets or Lolghton Buzzard. a war-
1|th town in Bedrordshlrc until new
on days before Christmas. Tho po-
lice obtained an order from the
courts [0' ban _ail carol portion be-
fore that dale. owing to complaluis
last year from rcsidcnw who assert-
cd that they sullered from tho con-
tinuous "enrolling" four weeks be-
low Christmas.
rd. lL‘ohll'nl .‘l‘.(‘ll‘lll li.‘
walls. lulu illslz‘lnlly Lillul l
lllon ullll our on HW- l‘ml )-
fi'mlm'llay‘s Illtvlllml.
.. ..--m_.mm....-.,.'.... ..
A l'l.lll~‘vljllol‘l of ll‘rr‘nl h :::l:l
('- l‘.‘l}’ “nu mill for 33.5%).
..l. “H .................., .
Duke is cm: of tho largool properly Sim m‘h mill and 1».
owners in London,
1:“ lvhul on. llrsllll; int:
. no: c. o. MILLER COMPANY
‘et’ls Make This
umiture Christmas 7
n
There’s solid satis
faction in gifts of'i’urnitulru, for no other gift, is more lasting, or
brings more permanent beauty into t
', furnitureémfrom this carefully selected assortment; you may pick unusual gifts at; liltlo .
he i
lOll‘lE‘. Wcspecialize in fine bits of ()Clié’lsllll‘lal
.i
4i:
cost.
‘A Giftu-For’The
' «Years.
"$20'lo;$30 '
V'e carry; only the floor chain
“rule? arc genuine rod occur.
. mode by Ferguson. Brothers.
Occasmnal
Furniture 111
“I
LACQUER
Tim use or this “Olll'l’fl‘f‘ig
new lilllull has: opened new
fields: of loamy {or interim
ulceration. More you mny
a
l A For Last Minute (Gifts
(CARD TABLES »
$3.50 to $698
on); occasional pic-cos or
some ml“ walnut, vcncer. . furniture in either red rm
amoral...“ mm c olholld, wulv
green lacquer. with gouulnr:
hand (lacerations.
Smiling Cabinet. 31ml)
Simoklng Cabinet, 320.93
finlnklng Slam). $4.50
End Tables. 31:: and $15.98
‘ nug,
lug cum um ' . .
H V “ if . L A wide 56:1 tionw—in black finish, or red
lacquerw‘ fibre top. Others have tops '
of solid Wobd, some éingle brace legs,
some with double brace legs-mothers have
the papular round logs. All fine quality.
. $20.98 .
Made of" mold ,1 mahogany.
Rally a. “dull book cue. An
excellent silt for any home.
In N ,hegullflul dull flnllh —-
with tho deco beauty.“ solid
mahogany. '
l c. ‘0. column co.
SECOND moon
Screens
$14.98 to $16.50
Burlap. in sm'cml colors.
“ill: Ilocoraled tops. {Same
tops are lr. “F."(l.ll‘lk()liL"
richly slenclllcd.
l: 0. .l‘lmlf‘: (1:0,.
5 mm D r mm :
L“, 0. MlLZJER (30.. SECOND FLOOR
1!
RADIO _ BEN CHES
$10 I.
.81: unusual gift. A bit. high-
er than‘a fool. sfool-3uél right.
to tune in your act? L'pholslcr-
ed in- velbur.
RADIO ‘ TABLES ,
SEWING CABINETS
‘ 59l75t0$2550
A. will: validly. from :3. simplc
Martini qunnon cabinet to a
_h§;__.e~ you.“ affair .9: scveml
drawer; . outeiihal'cu‘ all". potent.-
red. devicl . that opens 'li-otli cox-urn
'- at once. , -, “
l
l SMOKING STANDS
$3.68 and up
.3 u {do variety of smoking slhndn.
n'zosl. of them in mahogany finish.
No home our. have tor. many
mucking stands. m an always wcl-
come gill!
META L STAN [)3
$3.50 to $8.08
Some: clover examples of Wrought
mm Work included in this asserts
ll
.Bpuuom looms
‘: ' 1 monf-ln bronze. antique. or dull
. $16 _ C $16.50 to $22.50 : gilded finishes.
~ ' 1 Either plain or m the colloclc . . . . .
Madeéotbonlld . monotony. They l type. In real ma'hogauyfinish. ' Smoking Cabinets
““3 lufed'Vu‘l-W : film“; 1m" l finelv madc. «A good gift. for l 3 9.73 *0 $16.75
phona ~fib§¢a “Wight plug! ' l - F g d“ ()th r ’ ‘ - ‘ l Mahogany finish. some with humi-
Wh’“ " mullmfifl‘3-F‘3'i 5 all} m it) ie ' « E dor. all line quality.
. _ , " ‘ . .,.: . w. ~ {‘0‘ ,-
c. ammo; .00.. g C. 0, Mlbyka (4.4.. ‘ ‘ f l... 0 )lILLun . . ~
my . 3 , l SECOND FLOOR“ all}. ; ammo moon 5:,
llauc five Chfislrnas night's. beginning tonight. Tho Store
o’clock.” Those Who are unable to shopwin the daytime will welcome this opportunity.
Eur thcifurlhe'r, Suffice ,of-Chrislmss shoppers we Will
. Will hcgopcn' until 'niuc .
jior‘”.5er\lice
_ . I" a: .33,”
.l
, ctluslnevenbcfcm to, serve your last mimic needs. In plus of an unprecedenlecl Christmas hush
xncuili Much. the: bus ‘ Wmfimfl perfect. You will find practically lhcsajme bnlhant‘arrays that
‘. greet A p of; (infill. ' ‘ ’ " ' amber 8. Moro than ever this is Your Christmas Stow!
‘3 mmfivfidss flowing. Jo
hours from Bridgopm‘l l0 N'u ‘I“
This llm'll ls (ll'-‘lll,'ll by lilomlwl ..
slrcul.
\‘(T l
lash-(ll: at ”l" \tllmsl is unlikely. rm
ll rill
Hill”
[“31 I .
[KM ll
Almul (v.0 wouka rigo, \'.
mu 7 .
n
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