New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 10, 1926, Page 24

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1926. ¢ demanded concrete images for thelx\n attitude toward Sunday, or the |tiful, but idolatry prevents progress. City Issues List Of Stanley strect to Rocl.y Hill avenue; | Broad street to Lafayette. street;|at which a class of candidates will RABBI HAI]AS HITS AT |abstract ideas. As a symbol he said Sabbath. We were not created on|The fundamentalist limits the . South street, from South Main street| Lyman street from Booth strcet to|be initiated. Following the business |ihe cross had tar outstripped Chris. | his earih to carry out sabbatical tn- |srowth of religlous truth to a past Streets for Coasting |to stanley street; Ash street from|Silver street; West street from Wil-| session, refreshments will ba served. |tianity. “Such symbols should be | junctions. You cannot say that one revelation. The political idolatries Streets on which sliding will be| Mapl street to Vega street; Bassett|low street easterly; Lawlor street|Candidates for office will be nomi- mERN l]RfiY 0].‘ SEX |used,” he said. “to bridge us over |day is holy and six days are-unholy. |hold to the constitution and will not | ermitted have been posted by the| stréet, south of Trinity street; Pond | from Lasalle street to Allen strect | nated this evening, the election to rrnm the material to spiritual things. | Work that is wrong to do on Sunday |let us move on. dcpnr_tmcnl of public works as a|street from Rentschler street to|from Derby strcet westerly; Clark|take place two weeks from tonight. Man makes symbols for his god, but |is wrong to do on any other day.| “Idolatry makes us subservient|Warning to motorists to exercise ex-| Brook street; Columbla street south | street from North street to Winter Rl S L b K ](,flm Worships the image instead of |But we do need a day of rest. Man |and we cannot become the masters | {ra care, but the action of the board ot Hart street; Adams strest from strect; Church street from Stanley \dea of the god which it rep- necds time for both play and prayer. |that we should. We become as| does not bind the city to assume lia-| Lincoln street to Stecle street; Har-|street to Fairview street; Sherman e The moment we make the observ. |static and as stationary as the idol, | bility for accidents, a statement is- |rison street from Lincoln street to|Court from West Main strect to ; Never bethliseven 1n the Blizabeth- | he Bible is inspired, but in-|ance of the Sabbath an end in it-| “Godliness is the unending de- |Sued by City Enginecr Joseph D. Stecle street; Steelo street west oflrnrl Buell street from top of hiil|been brought against Peer Lazar by an period, when things were notorh spiration is not confined to the Rible. 'self, then we have made it an idol |velopment of religious ideals. Williams points out. Cprbln avenue; Barnett stret top of | near South street to Greenwdod | Odishoo David, clalmlr}g money due. ously l10asé, was there such an em- There are present-day American worship. oy frecdom of mind from letting| The places designated by the city | hill northrly; 'Smith street from | strect. Attorney Alfred LeWitt is counsel phasis placed upon sex. Venus, the writers who are contriibuting to mat- | “There is another kind of idola- (a symbol take the place of the real- | SNEineer are a3 followa: Buntise aye: |Broad street {o (rown istraat; Miller e _|for the plaintiff. The writ is return- oddess of eex, nover had more fol- |ters bearing on religlous belief, God |iry. It is nationalism or patriotism. |ity will_make it _feasible to fight | TU® from East streot easterly; |street from Burritt street easterly;| P. O. . OF A. NOMINATION. |able tn the city court the first Mon- Towers. There. is o perfoct orgy of |is not only of the past, but aiso of |It regards the flag as more than the |Venus, Mars and Mammon, and at- | Bnodes strect, from East street to| Corbin avenue; Barnett street top of| Washington Camp, P. O. S#of A.|day of January. Deputy Sheriff Mar- sex in movies, plays and literature. |the future, and it is sheer idolatry to |symbol of freedom and other Ameri- |taln & kingdom of hegven on earth | Capman street: Henry street, from | hill northerly; Smith street from|will hold a regular meeting tonight|tin H. Horwitz served the papers. We are steepod-in 4t. Sex experl- |confine Him between the covers of lcan ideals. It should be respected, |and a place in the herafter.” ences have become an idol worship.” |a particular book. That takes from but we carry this respect to ex- S The speaker drew a word picture the usefulness and greatness of the [tremes when the way it 18 displayed | Armenia may expect recurrent of the origin of the idea of a god |book. The mind of Almighty God |or carried in a parade means more | carthquakes throughout the winter, dwelling in wood and stone. He can not be represented fn this way. than the ideals back of the stars|in the opinion of Professor Mushke- traced the development into a high- | We must not be fools in our atti- and stripes. When you worship the [ tov, president of the geological de- er but more abstract idea of God tude toward the Bible. | nag you worship an idol. partment of the Russian academy of end then showed how men's minds| ‘“Another form of {dol worship is| “Idol worship may be very beau- | sciences. " INTRODUCING MR. CLAUS— WHO WILL MAKE A FEW PERTINENT REMARKS ON YULETIDE GIFTS SUIT FOR $1,000 FILED. i(Continued’ from: First Page) Action for $1,000 damages has Ask For Complete Illustrated HALLMARK Catalog . The M. W. BASSETT Co. 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