New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 18, 1926, Page 16

16 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDA Y, OCTOBER' 18, 1926. se————————— BIBLE CLASS COST BEHIND RECEIPTS - Sunday Contributions About 8§30 With Expenses $140 ing a el vernment. All a franc o € k ) . So far as p félegations from t i v 1 plcked up 1 ise. tical equality is mating it , natural beings we are We socia same five se into in nothing and take out noth- have similar mental capaci- are not animals, not things. the @ependen Gettysbur n spoke 1 eq al capaci nilar passion: born and all die, There 13 no ques- | there is that which is in rmon. A that Drd you when you come into the world : & hich is different than that which er, national vice president, will | ath Some men are born blind, some Z,anu%r:: o T:;,n;m ;rf‘r:} ‘;} B,fl. eeble minded. When it comes to bi- members from here accompanie gical equality, we are not biolo- Dr. Conger to the sachus Eity. 4 Dr. Vaughan's address in part was | s follows: ‘Are all men born equal? Yes, No And they are both true. We 1 fans believe in equalit man once t opposite an American at a table g a coin on t table he said, ‘See the King's h on that coin? That king made a lord out of my father” The Am #n open forum at the Y. ceeding 1t was an A. to discuss that £ olo N sic “A man boasts about his fore- fathers. Tn such a case it that man went back to the days before Chris- |topher Columbus, he would find out perhaps he had thirty two million |grand parents and it he descended |from some king, there isn't much of |the king in him now. “Economic equality. |ougnt to take 'a bath. Suppose he has not a bath tub. You say that ; 2 |a woman ought to do certain things. Sty 5% e |One day she had washed 50 dresses Eolnz Sthat 18 (')',"" .h:“"’“ who made | " ight little girls in the family. | grandfather.’ | E | Ouib iy oo of these lords wasiout|[There are insuustitiesEorenyiron ) hunting when a storm came up. He |men as far as locality is concerned. stopped in a house where he gradu.|Of every thousand men who lead | nlly let the woman in on his identi y.|in sclence, 100 are born in lfass S fter that everything was ‘Will you [Chussetts, and three In Georgla. For have - this, my lord, will you have|each million population in Massa- that, my lord? etc, The small boy|chussetts and Connecticut there are notieing the lord reaching for some|100 scientific men of high standing, pickles on the table, sald, “Mother, | While in states on the southern sca- 1 think God wants a pickle.” The dea | board, there are only two. Does that of those chaps ta them- [mean that peopls born in Connecti- | sclves the name ¥ cut have more brains- It is a| We Every man for matter of educational opportunity. | “Then there is spiritual equality. Jes rist's ch man and Lazarus man to hell. He n before that n in-| boy so|Remember Jesus C always e Remem ¢ of the Publican and the e Puritan thought it was the hands of God as to me of them. But the chur- the Roman Catholic and t to malk the same sac n Lincoln in|ments for rich and for poor, the said [same for ong and weak, the and obscure and I suppose color and |John, sts the atfitude of the equal with |church towards the whole situation among [when he says, ‘For God so loved ihe pursuit world that whosoe body, may who go to Him And so when it comes ttitude of this class. Does it - !some poor devil who flicked out be- make you mad when you read about had no chance. If it makes rankly say|you rage, then step right in. You are t o of e ead when yon a clean souled who fell because she had no Does it make you mad. If int does we welcome you. Brother, with us. We belles went to h | ber the stor 1 d, | Phar i 1 spiritual entire economic ¢ | born [wh at{all of them “In a are equal in Ame has done its ve thing possblie. discussing the “our fathers di me nare mental capa eertain ich ar , y 1 civil business, 2t mean to say all|famo Scott S lepe the yation of In today cause he , and th you this. Men d foolish to W Fapable, They proved they are ! of hings that fraere are Fhis was true ! $evolution. We Eeoithiat there good enough “We have l¢ i the arts and s MORSE TRIAL O e Former Clerk In Steamship Com- | pany’s Office Ts Called As Witness Today 18 (A—The gov spiracy trial of W., and Edwin -dependants, to- wi rles F. tant formerly con- Young, a 1 1917 he was rection of Den- | and records of eamship com- | He iden- ts he sald he s of the steam- the “Gilbert | arge of consplracy subsidiar 1 by tantlation lete copies lled contract [ Ummht’ors })f S‘t:({cm‘ze 25th Birthday Party 24, 0. KOWALCZYR ANNA KOWALCZYK RANK FALL FROM HORSE FATAL 12 § (P—W. A t facturer of auto- | 1 as a result of | he was * Lincoln ORDER OF NOTICE Press, | received when St iR o n factory at the age of of the wife and imed control 1. His con- four RAYMOND G. CALN Assistant Clerk of sald |H. Gray, lerwax, P. W T0 BEGIN TONIGHT (Continued from First Page) cellor of the ¢ . is 2 member of Was} gan lodge of t lodge offi her grand rs are as follows Cha grand prelat King, Willimant eper of eals, Edward E. Aspin- grand master of ex- am N. Potter, W 1 master of a West Haven R. Marq iter guard, . Hartford Andres, Walter R a Ansonia, Burton H nd John A. Dolan, Washington L. Morgan lodg as organized Nov to cele n next mo; pr T office are Chancellor commander, William Hurst; vice chancellor, Thom & Orchard; prelate, Theodore Jo Master at arms, Ruel Mitchell ter of work, Lothair I Siegel; er of records and scals, Hayes; master of financ Tomkins; master of exc. Kae! inner ruard, Sar ming; outer guard, Henry pianist, Roland Ripple; John A. Dolan, E. W. R Walter W. Gould. Pythian Sisters' Officers The grand lodge convention of thian Sisters also will convene Judd's hall tomorrow, Burritt hotel its headquar! The grand lodge officers Pythian Sisters are: Grand Henrletta Curdts, Meriden senior, Amanda Chamberl Haven; grand junior, ‘Wallingford; grand N. Townsend, Branford; G. and C., Jenn Maybury, aking the rs. of the chief, ville; grand protector, East- wood, Middletown; guard, Nellie Bailey, grand chief, Lena Gate: tic; state press correspondent, Lillian Turner, Hartford. Delegates who are expected to at- tend the grand lodge sessions of the Knights of Pythias in addition to the officers mentioned, are as fol- | lows Rathbone lodge, « Haven— | Harry Alling, Ernest H. DePue tin A. Chambers, Ralph A Sheffield lodge, New Haven Chapin, W. S. Beecher, Freighn, J. C. Lewls. Myrtle lodge, Meriden—George H. Warren, W. H. Curdts, John W. Bonell, F. K. Birch. Wilmot lodge, V A. Beecher, Reuben Franklin, Ray T. Humphrey, Herbert C. Linslc Waurcgan lodge, Norwic dolph Henschel, Harry Solomon M. Goldberg. Mithra lodge Edward C. Williams, Blood, Joseph L. Peabody Ethan Lodge, Bristol—W. J. With- Barnum, Alex Christie Panlman. Il Lodge, W bert C. Kaercher, James A. Eugene O. Hermann, Morris Robin igewgod Lodge, New Haven— Kneeland Holbrook man, Roy L. Tow man. Columbia Todge, Watertown - John H. McLean, Robert Arthur McLean, Lewls Bdwards. Comstock Lo Waterbur Leon L. Hall, Raymond L. B. Brewster, Austin A. We Valley Lodge, Derby—George A Wakefield, Jacob Metelits, James W Bourne, Joseph Washington Lodge, Hartford—Al- len T. Pratt, Alwyn J. Buell, Milton L. Freeman, §. aulkner. Hermann Lodg Lester H. Smith, Au John R. Stone, Harry D. outer ren C. t Haven—Louis | carison. W. E Speedw Al rhur: Blanchard. imont, ( Bessions win M. Burr, E Pythian Excelsior ‘K. OF P. CONVENTION == uxet lodze Fred v S lodge lodge, lo. 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