New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 1, 1921, Page 2

| WAL " - A “fk q I‘v\ j\ fifl" U LN ’: E'J. Goodell Tells of Future Des (ination ol Unrighteous gress wos made when It wae and nota the 1 Metl v pr PURL NA r“ HO&EY COLDS g COUGHS opinon i g by | 49¢ LB. bt o ot laymen ¢ laymen were aced uj th layr ong was the by tin sermon afterr followln t ( come to 51 sters and the Y. were 1 Fandora’s | hope (Full pound in glass jar) .00 i st chured he in th Atithe The Dickinson Drug Co. 169-171 Main Street Day of Reckoning Declaring church very Dr. Goodell faces | sake of a said | evil thing, 1t moved the|evil rema racter the [the cost s great victorles|some nob through the e must be|to ble times. We |happlest w but we must | meg] h of God.| reckoning in| ¢ ing feast, so of reckoning prepared.” that the gerious times, that the same zeal early church mo of the world church in the equa can have must passes awa Our Mid-Season Clearance All Suits and Dresses At Cost Prices Positively the Best Values This City to the tasks modern form have the annointing tc A8 there was a d. the parable of the M there will come a day | for the church if it be not Need of Prayer §| “The church is not in | we would like to have it, place God would have it, been the light of the world, and will continue to be. Its reform has al- | ways come from within. As a church | member, we must ask ourselves what we will do to put the church in its rightful place.”” Prayer is one of the great powers to regenerate the church and its use might quickly @ | change the atmosphere of this city Conviction Needed “There is great need for a few first| 8 | class convictions. Do you believe in| a whole-hearted way in Jesus Christ? Do you really believe in the bible? | Do you believe that the world should |the have Christ? We all need deep con- viction on these point ing on the critical spirit of Dr. Goodell said that he|, me before a church board feel- a few vacancies in its mem- p would be a good thing and v first-cl funerals would be | better for the Kingdom,” but that | after prayer, he f Hml he could himsglf to c he fo to represent the pas 1¢ The Responsibility “Some people know moved in good so auty ngs 4 b the place nor the| but it has Can you 9 Hnm) thout New Arrivals of Women’s Coats Showing the new flared skirts and straight lines, many luxuriously fur trimmed. whisp h ears of steal the ment. W an unrig} He n't take more than hell.” could Trefousse French Kid Gloves » 30 Dozen at &1'95 These will not last long-—Come Early. HORSFALLS] 93-99 Ysylum Streei § ‘Women's Gool Dr Shop 140 Trumbull Street, NEW BRITAIN BIRD STORE has Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Banty Chickens, Parrots, Pigeons, Can- aries, Purina Chows, Pratt’s & Burnett’s Poultry Remedy. 105 ARCH ST. — Tel. 1121-3 when they 1 hear the from me, 1 never in this good ecity Where Do You Live? you live? was Goo PALACE Starting Next Sunday relress and John Miitern echan) of New Britain rg read the scrip ROSS pronounce Billy Sunday Kymn CROWLEY BROS. INC. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 (hanman ‘atr“e* TElL Estimates cheerfully R P T PR . S e 77 You Make no Mistake When in Hartford to dine at— night, and Rhodehea , “In the G 4 by Mrs. Howarc ot a similar ture Joir a n all jobs cordy proven AC mnmpm ep With God ¥ HONISS’S B 20-30 State Street Hartt 3374—3375 Telephone 337 ¢ R S VR g 0" £ '-'n‘ fekip Liloaty Evang 20ih--Dec. night 2 \ e decls great fut at the Center Chureh, with Rev. 11 on “Is 5 (Rev. it its own meetl lor in ¢ preach Man S ) leader) at 6:30 Tomorrow— 300 o'cloc The Goodell's topic will the trials and the val Dr ations, juch like another, e difference is larg a lesson lul reaches from Ba be “M spiritual yea ing in det in the was all. Rev Congo to Center “Keeping Sunday Only five r tem xd h » experience lead P. M Rev. Wm by Dr. Goodell. Dr. Goodell's ministrations hei him, including tonig rein lies Ross, leader. g end opportunities to hear Flecting X than to put no righteousness into heave g 1t's the AILY 11 What You Eat, sures 1, "It for the | thou doest an passes but the | 1 sure sure hen confronted b s dellght in the ric revel in the delight in appe thi other pirity etter b 1 cry for bread in Hu,» in the water Can't Be Done. think .of bi all tk univers a t a men in whom the abominations into from the going to heaven God himself | er into h you can take is white rc old Dbloc ] even | pave- g abont us mar , toget a sir ere 1ven any- a saint into Tribute to Keith HERALD, but he 14 to con red in o ¥ t car Title other d when thi present wi ut on I I'he men Britte | averyone n ar Yesterday ( llmd 08! 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Professor Announces to be tr He ad to hglp whe Bout With Leonard in praise of party broke up, hed Britton 12 Bl Jecember with What more useful Xmas gift could you give him. D ioithor gl At Select NOW for Xmas HERBERT L. MILLS 336 Main St. Pound Sterling and Opencd This A, | Assoclated | underwent the Lon- Heavy the (By very on today to inst to ye Hardware at th e asion | 1 by op-| negotiations n Dr. Walter man minister of he financial heads ment in regard to ¢ reparations | possibility of a | the attracting considerable attention among members of that church and mueh interest is being shown in the outcome. The debate will be on the are probably |subject: “Resolved, that India is a ns of the con- |more important fleld for missions to Dr 3 |than China.” Tt | The team on the affirmative side of W»DMEN TO DEBATE | the debate is composed of Miss Mar- garet Crawford, church secretary: river. wigwams uded in the Remains tom | and arrow collection. 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