New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 10, 1927, Page 13

Newsboys About to Rally 'Round the Festive Board at Dinner Given to Them Annually “Watch the Birdie”, Said the Cameraman, but the Only Birdie Ticy Cared About Was Turkey ] | X s i + |goal “Narrow also js the road in real [There 1is somcthing in every- | been avolded which we know in our|to go the narrow way with the help TR jgiving. | “And is therc anyone here who |convictions, in real thinking. We one of us which has not yet|Lord and Master. I have gathered in | of God. It is after all his grace {1 l | d | Rev. Mr. King gave as his reason | woula e | heen brought to light. Many a man |the years of my studies about 60 | keeps us there. Remember: ' VL EVEL for resizning the fact that he had : | i at | not imes which prod that ‘the price of wis- |no times which pro given up his course at the Hartford ] Nife ! v | highest s s eached only |dom is above rubies'? But ask the |1 thoughts. ‘A little bit |is ¢ u wse he has never itions life; given by | highest summits can b r or P 1 give his course : | wise which road leads the surest to | of everything' this is true today found it. 10w one thing well | scientists philosophers and | on narrow paths. The narrow way IL | heological seminary. |the goal worthwhile. Ask the suc- |in the line of thought. Conc is better than to be Jack of all | theologians tever definition | aft to a finer, wider view NL A special meeting of the Ecclesi- S 4 had not to go on |in a great truth is difficult for all of | trades, | we may bring: Life comes and be-!of Ii beauty and a ociely was held after the persistently on the narrow road to |us, condemnation of our misty row is the way to life. And !&iNS With God and culminates in | larger y from der ervice, and it was voted to BOE, G 0 DR (Deliing i, their suoogg A e wine i it o deep, ol o s cocatvs Jony fe sec: | L S e o The ok bu %8¢ | oo e it tne ROV, J. Norman King Mails i !3oeops, i.remamanen oo ot Yonmer. men if the narrow road and tho nar- |is arduous. But the men and Women | ated from your character. Surcly it | than the life of plant or t : into 1 c . row road only did not save them |with one great idea, with a childl true what the poet says: ‘Charac- | 20imal, do you know another wa 1. ! H." R apsiseatd will bo held soon in order to ap- Slmday Address to Bible Class |irom eeing sstray, " rom losing | faith, men and women with one deep | or is made in the stream of the than the one in Him who | 15 neslgflaflon point a committce to select another themselyes, from wantonness and | conviction, those have been the men | yworld, hut T am afraid that we try- | ‘I am the way.’? i pastor. foolishness. Ask the wise if their |and women who moved the world |ing today too much to develop| “In Chicago there was on the po- | % = | Sveryman's Bible class was at its |walk on the narrow road did not [rgen like Galileo, Columbus, Luther, | sharacter by avoiding the one th e s o el e e Sentenced to Death mhors of the Congregational| Mrs, Douglas A. Johnson left last best when men went from that or- g them from spending their |Lincoln and Watts. The broad ; rrow road of ch: officer, a Christian man whose beat ’ Kharkov, Ukrania, Jan. 10 (P)— church in Newington received an un- at for Sanford, Maine, where sha ganization to their own churches, in foolish and unnecessary |stream often has not the power of heart. We offer instead a cata Vi he 0 rden and the [Ty Zaybev, known as “Ivan the expected surpri ay morning | Wil spend a week with her parents, according to Rev. G. H. Schneek, of | pings them if they were not in | which the narrow canal has. To con- | jogue of ethics and psychology, and fashion rden.’ We [forrible and lomder of o band of |in the form of & restenntion. frocs |t and Mrs. Ewlog: the German Baptist chureh, WO |jncyl fnspiring company on the | centrate is better than to broaden. | ghum (he norress way of rebirth, And | ofter ke to him. Whenever he ) . O ev. 7. Norman King, whs 1o beoe] haciitny. wecdio ST spoke to the Dible class yesterday | naprow road, a fellowship which | And narrow is the way o a true | parrow js the way to religious afili- | could conveniently do so he d 8 3 HArEac WU WA0Ies8. 0 | naaton Hera for only & imonth au | Now Foc e et e morning. Rev. Mr. Schneck SpOke | yriog them on again when they |ideal. On the broad road of life ¥ou | ntion, The main question in your |also to the ‘narrow way of li | murd s ¢ WS i S on “The Narrow Way” and pointed |}, .\ n6 gisheartened, mect many a good fellow and jolly | yoligious afiliation is not if you are | day scveral youns men tried to tease |death by the supreme court. The g O o ery At U B et Dttt 8 Gle) ol ancre adylsblcd Narrow Road Only Road good company, but a true friend You | » member of this Bible class, it is | him and asked him jok to show | public prosecutor said that vietims | nation of Mr, . |ver of the Radio Institute of Amer< to select B Marsow wath to. follow |\ > {find only on the narrow road, ¥e,|{ic question if you are a member of |them the way to Evanston. He pa- |of the band numbered more than a | e o1 o 5 155 lite, than & broad one. [ . ThetmarromsorR-for you@nd me'| “iny " garic vallay, the man, the|s o E b i R i V4 afae) tHe S Just ; T R do took his text from Matthew |is the only right road also in the new |\ AL ¥, the man. the [ church. The religious drifter does | tiently directed them and added the d. e ; Gizics . Stanley Wellesiiof theiContanis o 5 s . ¢ 11 iy | Woman who goes with you all the | ot go the narrow way, he intention- on: ‘Well boys, do vou know | S [ able to be about again after having ; 14: “Narrow is the way which |year. It is the way of the same daily e vt Ll % g ek Oratof e - [men L o Lot ety o leadeth unto life duties, perhaps in a small, closcly |V " _ @ i sy and wide. | the way to Heaven? One of . & his Iren, who are witn |Deen confined to his home with an The address was : | limited situation or position, the nar- Practice Brotherhood | v ibout the ¥ men felt the st Y .+ tim ' at T R . G < |injured foot. There is a great deal said today |row road ‘of your daily tasks. Your | arrow is the road to your fel- Tyma Bible cl of whic jiin. 4 i Mot on Sovic titut re r y and tha . er- | = about broad mindedness and nar- happiness and succe: ends {low men. We hear so much toc ¥ e an enlisted member for + Ye now ut Tiam: o 1| plundc ) e |ative t he home for CENTRAL JR. H. S. NEWS row mindedn on going this narrow road faithfully jabout the brotherhood of men. Y : it was th on it.” Anc wrder of all who were enco ¢ d to return an 3 ular we ily meeting ot Both are an issue of education, of | ; to avoid the way of wild-cat | but how many in this great brother- | & ) Zayhev, Stharpubilc BCULON fyyq, 3 received concer > sectional presidents of the Cena training, culture and refinement. In | speeulation. The w i s od can you by the hand? |every Sunday the men were exh T hegan with the ; . assisted by acco i It or fam ltral Junior 'Tigh school was post every day life however, these terms s narrow. And y |Those who talk so enthusiastically [ed from this pulpit to b Broad dodness’ 2 w |t 5 25 Sovict o n | poned tlll o laten TAOTEIRGUR IS wagl are commonly used in reference to |must be in your moral life. You |about this great hrotherhood quite | 0Wn church after the c t mindedness.” I closc th a ter vt fers in a raid one | poy Me, King, ¢ The thi s ol 11 R RIS the ethical standards a man or & nt others to meet you on the same en show little athy to their | The church is a div st I » in mod g ot filled the puly igh school Ne s, the paper which woman has. There a 10 505 | roaq. You want others to’treat vour |very neighbor. Yo v to service no religio " ‘il | igious 3 enter AR i e Birvesihiel school: dod o Aour SR E no narrow boundaries in 1t hefgster on this road of purity and re- |is first of all that little narrow road | Prosper it it thin considers as permissible i spect and surely you will ct the | to your neighbor, to you o £ the church. What ar broad minded man. Thus the " | sister of the other man on the same | and family, to mo critice and | ous afili t & rtation: I y n. i ip his| “Lady of title is willing to intros broad minded man s regarded quite |y, ppow road. You want your bank to | fove’and usefulness in that small | ay or are This no doubt mea 8 g | Novembe duy often as narrow minded by those of |y ipeenl with your money and | ¢ about you. And narrow el Narrow is Way to God | broader outloo to get t v T} i, a Mexican tree, sup- Jur he Christmas holidays [to enter London soclety; remuneras raitiontvague gnoral fasal rtainly you will be 1 with to 1 Bible class necds . men, narrow is the way | have to go higher in our live ies from its bark a thread three n so much needed, he |tion required and references, — b diliat iCearman < langu the money which is entrusted to you. ¥ as s any organization in | o God. And God is life. It is the | to reach the higher ground we have | times as etrong as ordinary cotton. |was also out-of-town for Thanks- M. R. IEACE Seqnivalani 00 S HHo And, friend, narroty after all is also | the : would secm almost | narrow way of repentance. They words ‘broad minded’ and ‘Narrow |y, t,0q 16 pleasure and enjoyment, | fo to remind a body of Ameri- | may tell you that you nd God minded’. It oxp t not unnecessarily narrow, but also | cans as this is that in unity therc [4n the beauty and gr | ceptions by terms which corres; i 0ot Ic wide. irtist must rength, but unity is possible only | ture, on the broad highway of TYVERN “17 T ol -ds “big v : Vi d 9 3 D i 'i:;)“q""{"t}‘”f“ Norde b 1~ 20 a narrow road to bé a good artist, | when we all go ahead on that nar- | ge and in history. You will EVE FAGL s s s the athlete must go on an indced row way of focusing our minds into him {here, yes, u will never Dve ""I" L arrow road to be a good athlete |a mind which is greater | find him ur life if you have not ’;;’fifi“lst“ft",’r;"f A 1 certainly the Christian must go | own. There is a narrowmindedness | found him on {he “‘_m; = fl"‘m‘ {5 ot Tibor a narrow road in his amusements to \\.m‘-h is so small that it goes not on | Him and in the 1 \ sonal rights; the ’ mind be- be good Christi omebody said | the road at N !\I‘.)".lf goes under | we know as hi ten Son. sins with the disposition of {he heart, | that & good book is a good book not | thic rogd and undermines it so none | It is not a pilgrimage into a far land with conscience and with sympathy | 07 account ot what is put into it but | can walk on it. to find him thus, it is the narrow for the right of the other man. on aceount of what is left out of it. | “Narrow also is the way on which |7ay of repentance, of prayer, of the narrow minded men are hig hearted |The same olds true about our you find yourself. Surely you have | cross. The health of man and sympathetic; some very broad |amusements—we are however more | to look around in life to sce your | been utterly ruined be minded men have no scruple what- | concerned about what we put into | gpportunities. But you have fo con- | fused to go the narrow ¥ ever about their lack of fellow-feel- | them than about what we leave out | centrate in something in yoarself to | sical law, and spiritual life I ing. of them. become master of your oppor ics. | ruined because the narrow w: “Jesus who reveals fo us the great heart of God and the love of our Heavenly Father says: ‘Narrow fs the way that leadeth unto lif Men to-day hesitate to accept this or to believe it. For what is life? Life is selt - expression — they tell | us. And selt - expression is for many unrestrained amusement and diversion. Therefore lot us push | aside the barriers and limitations There is jo fecling of se- ;‘»::?‘x\’:ca‘::\(l‘::cesu‘c’:;?l\;ar)vix:;;rm\‘xé‘ A\ AN & curity amo winted men, for many disguises and I'm through “It is a year now sinee I first that all progress goes from the nar- B2 4 “Bagle-Ty 1 x and re- For the first time in my career went in search of a cough in an row into breadth and widene %/ N 7 lentless, has gone in ement detective, I've failed to get my Orp Gorp Cigarette. I have yet to Watch the little brook as it pushes 85 150 7 never to » the trail acain. man.”’ the border-lines of the banks on its 4 side further and further apart and grows into a riverand into the broad | stream, flowing into the unlimited 7 ~ e 3 stream? Yes, but watch also the | i i el / for cents railroad_track on the side of the | 7 e / d : river. It reaches A —_— 4 ke P - S - ¢ its definite goal and 13 of service just because it keeps the train on the narrow and straight track. Time of Tragic Inconsistency “The adventurous youth is fascin- ated by the proghect not to he hem- 5 H b . med in in this coneeption of life as 3 t t BelEssxbroeeion, "W kel ot tid us. e i1oxins Uu of a tragic Inconsistency. We train 2 . 5 g . specialists and experts, we prefer Proper Kidney Function Is Essential to Good Health in all walks of life the expert who is X i 5 2B trained expressly in one branch of OME famous authority has likened the to be drowsy headaches and dizziness, and D n 1 , knowledge and skill and has gone J body to a furnace. The food we eat is perhaps a dull, “toxic ckache. That the :“:‘“‘:‘"’l;:““c'gyolm D““]"“‘":t‘“‘?:“sgn‘lr“’:i fuel that is converted into energy. The waste kidneys are not functioning as they should S conduc! Ve . v “ : r) 2 5 . . - consider the narrow road as cssen- ||| Products have been aptly termed the “ashes is often shown by scanty or burning secre- “I have found thousands of men | nade a g C fu st tial for perfection. Of course wo do (|| Of food.” . tions. who were glad to cough up 15 cents that you can’t beat OLp Gowps for not mean to say that we will not Ordinarily, our kidneys are capable of Assist your kidneys to rid the blood of for a package of Orp Goups, but smoking sa action, and that they :\‘:‘:‘:\‘\“ “““qd f“\””?";‘”‘?ol“ RaRg on the || filtering out these waste products. But fa- these toxins with a simulant diuretic.” not one of them ever coughed after won’t irritate even the sensitive e amfi" on the nanrow way. The 1] tigue, overwork and bad habits of diet, ete, Doan’s Pills have won a nation-wide repu- smoking them, throats of opera singer: rophet's call the Saviour's call is ||| 0ften produce these hody-toxins beyond the tation as a tested diuretic. They act on the prop! Ay ; 3 ; : “ now as ever: The narrow way for the |fi functional power of the kidneys to immedi- kidneys only and are endorsed from coast | CO{fx‘i‘{ls :S){mn 55 - ately eliminate them. to coast. Ask your neighbor! s[mn: eaitoy ":’“m"‘_d’snfi!"“g"]“ | tetention of this poisonous waste within the strong 1|1;11| roots: ‘on a small, Lh(‘ 1)1.00(‘ Creates a tOXlC COHdit"OIL oflC ’.I\inn-li(‘s are agents which iner se the secre- narrow spot; he roots decply on a || feels listless, tired and achy. There are apt tion of the kidneys—Encyclopacdia definition circle equal to his lifc's duties. The Son of man himself rooted in nar- on. of man him: € rooted o : ’ . v‘. . : . ¢ : ‘. 3 ' S :' i+ 3 ‘ i . . :.‘ . amone"” o, e | oan s Pll!g IT'S THE SMOOTHEST CiGARETTE that liberty is possible only where there are Ilimitations. The strong | . Stimulant Diureiic to the Kidneys an knows tha widen life does | | 6% ” rar v "‘1:":"‘?0 dci:‘mm"‘ 3“"‘; At all dealers, 60ca box. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chemists, Buffalo, N. V. NOTA Co UGH IN A CARLO strong man does not push aside re- strictions, but pushes ahead to a