New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 1, 1923, Page 2

Man Should Pastor of First Congrega- tional Church Outlines Program for Sensible Lord’s Day Observance, convenient form of 8al Ammoniac for Tinning Soldering Irons Sold in 1 Ib, Cakes The Sabbath is not a day destined ent in rest and loafing ac- to Rev, Henry W. Maier in her sermon &t the First Congrega- tional ehureh, Sunday, dispelling an old illusion that this day was set aside solely for people to stop all ae- tivities and do nothing whatever un- it the fellowing meorning. He quoted two selections from the Seripturd as follows: “The Sabbath was made for man' and in another place, “Let no man therefore judge you at meat, or in drink or in re- spoct of a fast day or a Babbath day.” These he sald were the two most positive statements In the New Testa- ment conecerning the Sabbath, ; The J » Dickinson Drug Co. STATIONERY DEPT, 100-111 HAIN S'l' ? See The New Horsfall 8 Clothcraft Serge Men's Suits For Fall $20.50 REV. HENRY W. MAIER “Jesus laid down no rule for Sab- bath observance,” he said. “He gives us no method of Sabbath observance. He is the champion of some of those who violate man’'s interpretation of the Sabbath. “The fundamental principle of the old was ‘keep it holy.’ This might be said of any day. The new idea is ‘S8abbath ‘was made for man’ He made no protest by word or example, nor condemnation of those who vio- lated man-made laws governing the day. “All things God made were pro- nounced good. Good for what? C———— | G00d for man., So we can infer that when Jesus said the Sabbath was CITY ITEMS. made for man it was as if saying the Sabbath was made for man's good. 2 “When we begin to think of what Lovisey Moore Tent, No 12, Daugh- | is good for a man we are surprised ters of Veterans, will hold a regular|to find how many different lives may meeting in G. A. R. hall Thursday|be affected by any means. A thing evening at 7:30 o’clock. Supper will [ might be good for a man’s physical be served and a soclal hour for friends [ life, his intellectual life, his spiritual will be held after the meeting. life or his material life.. Man needs Victrolas and Planos, Henry Morans| work, labor, producing something. —advt. He also needs rest and confidence and An automobile truck, owned by the [ peace. The first attempt to regulate Greenwood Ice Co. and a touring car [the Sabbath was an adjustment of driven by Joseph Dombrowski of |these two factors, work and rest, both Kensington came together at the cor- [good for man, into the right relation- ner of Ash and South Main street, |ship. Sunday, with disastrous results to the “It is true that good demands more touring car. Gustave Lieks of 285 |than mere physical reaction. A man Mpyrtle street was the driver of the|must give time to the development of truck. his spiritual life. It is possible that e e e —— at one time in man's development 4 one thing was needed more than an- Deservedly in the front ranks of|other for man's good. This has taken American achievements are Haker's, place in a significant: change in the the nx't!ram that are full-flavored, and | observance of the Sabbath. ceftifidd as to purity and quality.—| “The Sabbath day was changed in advt. the Christian era from Saturday to the first day of the week so we could start: the week right. Begin your week with God is the significance of the change. ‘“When the old requirements were first promulgated the underlying idea was rest, ceasing from toiling. ‘Thou shalt not do any work, thou nor thy manservant, ete.’ G “To stop toiling was the underlying principle. We can see why it should have been so. Most of man's and woman's and beast of burden's ac- tivities was physical toil, early and late. No change from that meant wearing out the physical forces of life. To do that was wrong. To get | back to normaley was what was need- ed. “Things have changed in this re- spect very much. The change that impresses many is the change in the number of hours toilers must work to supply their physical and material needs. It is now practically accepted as a right adjustment of life that man shall not toil more than one- {third of the day, eight hours. Then he will not need so much physical rest. And this has gone into the Bab- bath. Few of our people feel the ORSFALLS =99 Xdsylum Street Hartford, “It Pays to Buy Our Kind” | Rev. Hmw Mmr'l'ellsl'low SAYS PROHIBITION | Spend the Sabbath [§ SUCCESS NllW !Rov.JohILDIWWSImWM (et Booze Are Soaks Five Rules for f Sabbath Observance (By Rev, Homry W, Maler), ' Spend some time in ehureh | “We have just enacted into the Spend some time with the |ll\ 0y of our country in recent years famity things which the book of Proverbs Spend seme time outdoors. fipend some time with friends saw 2,600 years ago,” sald Rev, John L. Davis at “Grotto Day” at Every. man's Bible class yesterday morning. There were 036 men present, visitors A e e being there from New Lendon, "hllap' ot got the . :hnu.l-i hecause of our other activities deiphia, Rristol, 1:"’" N. Y., Torring-| v1-God, Get closer In thought |ton, Rutland, Vi, and Ridgefield and relationship with Ged. Gather | Park, N. J. Members of Aziz Grotte together in places of worship, 10 | turned out In & body. think of God where one can see and Referring 19 the passage which understand, says, “Look not upon the wine when v3=Closer relationship with the i 1y red,” he said, “two thousands family group, The family unit Was|ave hundred yoars ago & man saw the strength of the old religion, Don't | wnat a great nation has recently let the children ask of the father |ongaoted into its laws—the 18th ‘Mother who is that man who (akes ' amendment. And that law is effec- dinner with us overy Sunday? tive, too, Even today there are peo- Nature, ‘There Is somothing & per-| e wno don't scem to know this, but son needs In & touch of nature, The|j " ewactive, Look how hard it is ordingry man or woman who spends| o got drink, I don't know where to the week at a desk, or machine, or| 0"y prohably some of you men housohold duties does not get mich| ;10 show me, but it's hard to get. of the freedom and breath and depth “Haw long would the hardware of the great outdoors. Baseball? Yes| ). .ace jast if peopla couldn't get it is all right for the players, but|, .qwares Those who get booze now only 18 men get any exercise out of |, (4o o1d soaks who are too far that. The blg crowd gets no oxer-|go., 5 nelp anyhow. When the old cise except pomsibly its lungs. Wel rowq qles off the next generation can't take our exercise second hand.| o know the taste of it. ‘Get 1h closer touch Wwith = your| " .o¢ gourge prohibition has not been Epend ums time doing good, friends, We have too little of close|,,, per cent successful. But that is “"_'.‘""h'" "“hdc:""":;' """l:""t‘ op. |00 reason for repealing the law. Do the good for othicrs that op-|ygyr wite has been trying to muke a po:;::v;‘l:yt::::"; life in such a way HO0NY ";““ S ordyo: 1;r 'h: log) : “7{10 or 156 years and she hasn't suc- I“ not "‘: df"’;';":"" "‘l""“"" "r““: ceeded 100 per cent but that's no ex- o’;;‘.a':l would be good for you and | ..o tor divorce.” o Speaking of wisdom the minister “Teh modern Sabbath was made " , - 0 said, “You may not have much sense for your good, see that. you get the |, yr you keep your mouth shut no- good out of | body will ever find it out. A wise = o man has as many foolish thoughts as a foolish man but nobody ever dis- A F.OF L MEETING | cooten, . gt ] “President Coolidge is just like that iully 500 Delegates Are in Attend-| Wise old owl in the oak. The more ’ S IG‘.'l‘od Which O he hears the less he says. Death and Anoe &t § s iay hich Opens | 1106 are in the power of the tongue. Convention in Portiand. I have heard some storics circulated bout men in this town that were Portland, Ore, Oct. 1.—With 500|% : or more delegates in attendance, 50 :"c":“:jholdg:}: Irkerc:::lh"eb; "}"“;f‘ ’:‘t:_: news correspondents present and & practically all outstanding leaders in these stories, The man who does.that the union labor movement here to- is the meanest and most contemptible day, the annual convention of the k“,’,‘,;,hM il "‘3:‘"‘30‘" atior 3 American Federation of Labor was REATRL, 0 Ol COBMD o ready to swing into action. tongue and his temper is stronger The initial program today was glv- than the general who wins a battle.” en over largely to formal opening ex- ‘An vfl’l’c“;g““c ““;"l “g“t‘ thhl! eyes ercises. Addresses of welcome Wwere ""he“ b ¢ ': “;’!“f”b“é ““ P “"'i“ scheduled by Governor Walter Pierce| Who wants to h; 1 DO0/ We uome £0 and Mayor George I. Baker. Re- 1‘0."""}'. he sal e sponses to them were to be made by King James I, never washed his President Samuel Gompers of the|bhands in his life but he warned peo- federation and other labor leaders, |Ple If they ate too much they would Gallerfes of the municipal auditor- | become sick. W ium where the session will be held It food 1s properly masticated, ac- were thrown open to the public today | €Ording to t! Tleteherizing system, and throughout the convention, ac-j32 chews before swallowing, people cording to announcement by President | Would be better and healthier.” Next Sunday will be Jr. O. U, A, M. Gompers. “We want all to attend, rrlcnds and | Sunday and Rev. Mr. Davis will take oppdnents alike,” he declared. as his subject, “Man’'s Duty to, John L. Lewls, head of the United | Others.” Mine Workers, 13 expected to arrive Rev. Mr. Davis has inaugurated a tomorrow. new system of teaching the Bible GET CLUE m DETROIT this year. Small Scriptures are cir- culated among the men and different Finding of Baby's Coverlet Lends Be- men who volunteer, ‘read various verses. As these verses are read the lief That Body of Missing Child May Be Discovered. minister explains them to the class. Detroit, Oct. 1,—Following finding of a baby's coverlet in a sewer 300 yards in the rear of Alfonse Viem- minck's home in Grosse Point village, police today searched the sewer for the body of the baby boy given to Viemminck by mistaken when he called at a hospital for the chijd born to ifls daughter Yvonne, This discovery, the first tangihle . Best Laxative clew in the mysterious disappearance for Bowels of the infant, who Vlemminck asserts he gave to a stranger, was made by| ‘They Work While You Sleep.” Dan Henderson, a friend of William 1f you feel sick, dizzy, upset, if your Greatrex, father of the child. Men-| head is dull or aching, or your stom- derson had been poking around the|ach is sour or gassy, just take one or sewer all day Sunday with a hook|two pleasant “Cascarets” to relieve fastened to a pole when he made the| constipation and biliousness. No grip- discovery. He said there appeared to| ing—nicest cathartic-laxative on earth /| be an object in the sewer which he|for Men, Women and Children. 10c could not dislodge, it apparently be-| boxes, also 25 and 60c sizes—any drug ing weighted down. store. “Cascarets” 10c call to physical rest after 10 or 11 | a. m, Sund. They want to do some- | | thing else The average American | would go cr it he had to rest in | bed all day Sunday. | “There isn't a line in the New | | Testament that says Jesus spent the Sabbath resting. His Sabbath was quite active, He went to the syna- gogue, He went into the fields, He went to the sca shore and He visited at His friend’s house | “But we find people nervously ex- hausted at the end of the week and | needing to rebuild their nervous sys- tm. “Now if the Sabbath is to be for | | man’s good, how should it be ob- served? It has broken away from the | old moorings and has come out into “My Sweetie Went Away” [the new of ‘Make it good for man.’ | ; i | What is good for man that eould em- k mourns deli- phasize the Sabbath? How shall hn start the week right? There are number of i relationships that do. ciously as fox- trotted by the California Ram- blers. And how bluefully Dolly 98 Kay can sing it! | | | | Tuningand Repairing | PIANOS and PLAYERS | All Work Guaranteed WALTER H. KOVEL 40 MAIN ST, TEL, 10985 | 0.0 a EPOSITS made in our Savings Department on October first, second or third, or on the first three days of any month, will draw interest from the first. 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