Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 4, 1919, Page 8

EVANGELIST PREACHES ON EXCUSES #I¢ you yield to the Devil, it is be- esuse you want to. -Will It be worth while o have your own way if you lose your ‘own soul > ESvangelist Smith, Jr. put thess two pro before his con- of 500 at'the Central Baptist church Wednesday, evening in his ser- mon at the union evangelistic service. The ting opened with the song servicé Jled by Chorister' Charles F. Anu‘x:fl‘ v.:- R&:nruc. choir. ., Preyer was y Rev. C. L..Kenagy, as- sisiant m of the Central Baptist u.r.' m Wadnesasy evening was from the First Book.of Samuel ISQ) W and lzd voru. ‘To obey r- the Amalekites OrH. in the side of iBe crops of the for harvesting than the Amalekites would exoop down on them and destroy their crops and kill their young men and take their young women to be their concubines and God tells His servant Samuel that it is time for it to stop, and He says to Samuel: “Go and tell King Saui to gather his army together & against these people and utte stroy them. Kill every man and wom- an and child, infant and suckling, e ery camel and ox and ass and shee In other words, to wipe the tribe right out. _ - ! So Saul gathers together an army of SLOW DEATH Aches, pains, nervousness, diffie culty in urinating, often mear seripus disorders. The worlds standard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles— GOLD MEDAL LM oy bring quick relief and often wara off deadly diseases. Known as the national remedy of Holland for more than 260 yoars Al droggists, in three sises. Lask for the mame Gold Medai on svery box cant mo imitation s I 210000 ‘men and Amalekites. anything of “the-Battle, -but we ‘know goes st the that they were ‘victorjous. When the'| word of the Lord comés,asain for ‘the second time fo the ‘prophet and says. Saul has turned back from'following after me, and if you put your.ear close to the ground you can hear:the very sighs and groans of Gethsemane. s the same old_ heartbreak ithe disap sointment of God. of rebellious ‘men nd He says, “Saul, the man I elécted. the man I annointed, the man whom I gave this splendid opportunity. -, -the man whom 1 annointed to make. h! tory for Me, has turned -back” from f wing ‘\IP May I pause a moment to eay this: Supposing God “were. to “write on your forehead and mine. tonight, not what our folks think about us, nor what the world tFinks but what He knows us fo 'be would He have tb write he or she has turned back from following Me? And when the prophet got the message he cried unto the Tord ‘all n'eht, and e isn't the onlv preacher . that averace men as anv otber c'ass that ronsee his chrreh folks And s started out to meet this rebel'iaus king, nd come into His v be thou.cf the Lord. the Lord 1 n.the preacher camine ad no sorner than e gond than “My Pretty Baby said. T have retnr-ed from per- the commaniments af away hack in the rear of the some shean bawan to bleat and wauld have net A vou cet told you to kill wd T An Fapwt th and gt + A GIFT FOR THE TRAVELER A Handsome Bit of Hand Luggage Will Be Appreciated A worth while gift, and one which will outlast morz than one Christmas, is a handsome Hand Bag or Suit Cas:. Special luggage for women, in which daintiness and I'ght- ness have been given great attention, will be found here. For the man, larger designs of heavier, sturdier materials are provided. 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Lined with Christmas candles burning— It will hold meny of her again: The Bible does not tell us | T ey CAHEAIGN SHRAPNEL, wh, way. © g when-God " will hlvn Thevthing that kills !h. aver: preacher is not work but the of consecration.and the incansisten- cies of hj hnrch folk. “8Xi You will ‘not be.held r for your fin: 5 .OAMPAIGN DATES, 7318 m; at'Central Baptist church. 30 tonight—Evangelistic me ing at Central;Bapf sermon by’ Gypsy Smith,: Jr. You say 'you are going to have Remember a time ly what'you and | He put (oot wou and 1 Dbnuhlo on-judgment d':y for your start but brayer meet- church with yields until he’'wants to, and 'no man consents, w'.hagt‘m knows it.: . “You ears resisted . the pleadings: of !d&nd.! and of. the Bol! Spirit of God and of Christ, and not e same will power for hun- sty bu can “turn ‘your back ‘on thé things, of sin, and with the same, will power ‘say yes'to fesus Christ. But as you' read this story you will find that all Saul's, trouble came se he wanted his own wya. 'He said the peo- vle have saved these oxen and sheep for am offering to the Lord, and not to make money for themselves, but as af ~ffering to Jehmh and Samuel savs, “Obedierice is better than sacrifice.” Tn sther words 'God does not want your ‘edrs and vour money. - He wants you, You are the one that counts, l.ly‘ be- cause-you have relected God's £/ God i1} take the kingdom away from yeu ond our trouble comes right there. We want our.own wav. We sav there is no Barm. in“thic or that or the other when ©nd has written Aeath on those thins Vet we are foeling with: them and riaving with them all the time. Mav, 1 sk von now what are you ening ‘to dn” You sv.T am going toi havermv. own wav. Well ‘vau ¢an, bt emember , tHeraMs coming @ time in nt has cried all night. The thirg that ki'ls the reacher is mot work. because A preacher is just as honest a class of but the thine kills the preacher is the want of tion and the inconsiste~cies of Sammnel hen he met him I have often t that Saul put on a very long nd allowed a rel'gicus whine to ice and said “Blessed 1 have returned “rom performing the commardments of o' had lived ‘In ovr day ani had Fa wanld e put on his Victrola “Abide With sted the Pible and put it.on would have come off And just as the My pasents did ot care for religious tuings, and so did not give me a right start. You will not be held respo. .si- ble on the judament day for your start but you will be held responsible for your' finish, and while you may have been born even with a devil inside of you, it is.quite possible .to be. born Jgain, and this time with the devil out. Some other fellow would say, well it is my environment. I cannot be a Chris- tian and work with- the,crowd I have to work with and do business with. I know that environment,is a great word. It is a very dainty morsel that we roll on our tongue's ends bt ‘environment is not everything. ‘For instance, you put a pig in your parlor and I know which will change first—it won't be the pig!. You can't cure a patient of smallpox by putting him between clean sheets, and you can be a bigger man than your environment. Another man says. well, your church 15 too narrow.. Why don't you widen the doors to’ your chrrch? Why don't t down the bars? Why don't you st your program? Why don’t you prfl’uh a more up-to-date gospel? I for if we widen the doors and e bars (o suit you we should eron o law gnd tha I whon thev 1ts e | M?ke out of our church nothing more : e Ay e ome | than a social club. Who is going to { hem and sn the p ram? Who is - oinz | 3 5 date govpel? We e \ave Aane as vor w ve ard her ‘faith | ‘would be plenty ou. Then' perhs svine there M# 00 many n the church. Vell. T knw it nrek is not for perfect people. hurch is fa- peo- nle who want to be better. There are | hypncrites on your stveet.. but you | fon't leave the street. There are h¥mno- { orites in your briines: aps ¥ arsument a~a‘nst thg church as Tonz .28 T'nrle Sam, makes dollar worth a hundred cents 1 trv to imitaté it andt Iang as *here is onnertunity far o he healthr and stronegand | S0 by the nawer of desus | ~ore will Fe imi- ing to pay the nst S0 lome’ ome who sre saving Feéling is a 1ce of s.ys well T can't be devil won't let mé. He gets blamed for an uff that he is not guilty, il has to make the sime on to, you and to ‘me that he tian, devil no man vour Tifaiendimine swhen God'is going +o'have Hi<wav, And it is anite nos- th gain a few sheep and o T oven wav, hut let Urhthis ‘eraatian WM 4t he worth it if you loss your own soul? {NORWICH REAL ESTATE TRANS<ERS ARE RECORDED During the last half of November the followinz real estate were recorded at the office of - Town Clerk C. S. Holbrook: Mary Conway to Anna M: and Mary A. Conway, house and lot, 155 Clff street, James L. Hubbard to Leuisa: F. Huhhgrd, bhouse and lot, Lafayette and Washington street. John Looby to Mary Looby, and land, on Vine stre Max Gordon to house and land, 23 Pearl Francesco Cipriani to ‘Win‘nri, land and.buildings ns. hwartz - to Benjamin < Y;’n\d aqd house, 100 house Annie J. Goldfarb. reet. . Francesco East at ‘:., Frank I est street. Theresz C. E'lal to Susanna Polito- witz, house and lot, 105 Roosevelt avenu I A. Gevers to Henry Allard, d on Summit-street. te Arthur J. Adams to Bsther Adams, house and lot, Riverside T ! Grove, Ellen J. Poynton to Mary K. Car- ashnell to k, house and lot in Taft- Frank and an E. . Sev'n and James H. R. Whitnev to Francis D.' Don- ohue, house and. lot, 30 Cliff street. Francis D. Dorohue to Domin‘ck and Mary -Cha ahd and buildings, 30 Cliff Alice M.’ nie M. Fill- more. houge an vashington street, Aaron Gordon ouee and lot to Annie J. Goldfarb, West Main and High J. Goldfarb to Samuel Fried- house and lot, Park street. Taylor to Simios and Emma house ard lot, 38 Udasie Ietendre to Josenh A. Dra- | gon. house and lot in Tafttille. Alice Esther Daly to Mary Walsh s | Casev. house and lot on Fifth street. Ellen Mrhoney, guard‘an, to Nazza reno Paradisa half interest in hous and lot, 131-133 Thames géreet, Jares O, Mahoney to Nazzareno | Parndica, half interest in house,and lot. 131-133 Thames street. Lonis Mabrey to Samuel Benjamin, bui'ding and-land_ 57 Broadway. Samuel -Benjamin' by attorne; Wiliam C. Bode, building and lan transgers | CIlLff | Coated Tongue, Bad Taste, Indiges- tion, Sallow Skin, and Miserable-Head- aches come from a torp.d- liver and |i sluggish bowels which cause the stom- ach to become filled” with undigested 0od, which sours and ferment form- ;ing acids, gases, and poisons: Cascarets —.—q__.—______ No Inconvenience Whatever! No Shock to the Liver, " No Gripirig of the Bdwéls—fldeal Physic! ton!:ht ‘will give your bilfous liver and constipatéd bowels a thorough cleans. ighten you out by moraing. cken - cramp or in convenience you all the next day like nasty Calomel, Salts, Oil- or griping Pills. Cascarets work while you sieep. Bruadway. Estato George H, Pratt to James C. E. Leach, house and lot, Mt. Pleasant and’ Warg streets. Harrison. B. Wilson to'John' H. and W. E. Wilson, house and lot, T4 Franklin street, F Dante and Zina Orrechini to Pow. Przybyz, house and lot,* 29 . Avery street. Henry "Hall Murray to Building Co., house and lot, 253 Wash- ington street. Jobn and Albena Nykiel to G. Riba-| neck and V. Skoralik, house and land, Norwich. and_Preston, E < Estate Mary Dombroski' to” John ‘Dombroski, land Burnham- Hill park, Alex' F, Shaw o Mary B ' Shaw, house and lot on Prospect. strect. Joseph ana Katrina Skendzier to J; seph Iiubowez, land and buildings, 7 Boswell avenue. Oll'e Haley . Phillips Kuebler Henrietta L E. McCormick., house Washingion street. to ith and Mary and lot, 351 Mrs, H, P. Benja- and son Donald left Tugsdav on Clyce steamship line for Jackson- Tiorida. From there they. will 50 by rail to Miami, Florida, to spend the wirter. NORTH STONINGTON Rev. and Mrs, Stanley Ross Fisher and family of Boston were Thanks: giving cuests at the: Congregational parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Averv: had 2 | party of 1% at Thanksgiving” dinrer: es of Appleton Main of | Preston, Charles Sweetser of Norwich and Charies D. Babcock of Jewett City enjoyed 2 csgiving reunion at the home of Mr. snd Mrs. Leonard Main. {_Mrs. B. H. Knowles and Miss Lila G. Thompson were Tharksgiving Ruests at the home of Dr. W. H. Knowles of Danielson. | Mrs. 2. P. Norman and Miss Eli | Norman attended a reunion of the Norman family Thankseiving day_at the home of the oldest dauvhter. Mrs. Fckford &. Pendleton, at Preston Blains. “Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Park and family spent Thanksgiving in Stonineton. Mr. and Mrs. Georve A. Thompson Viss Sarah P. Thompson Miss Fannie M Thompson. Mrs. Fannie G. Stome and Frark H. Brown were guests at Ainner Thankseiving day of Mr. and Mrx. Georee Ti. Stone. Mr. and Mis ®'mer E. Main enter- ‘ained Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Davis Af Werneteaunck and Mr. ard Mrs 7| Herbert T.. Main and familv of Clark’s b= Shannon | Kate E. | Samuel Schwartz and Samuel Rox-] enstock to Joseph Smiigrorsewskl, land and Euf'ding on Plainfield Hill. For Winter in Florida. Mrs. 8. 1. Coit, min at Thanksgiving dinner. iam A. Bromley of \esterly and Miss. Herriette' E. Adams bf Norwich were married at 7 o'clock Thankssiv- ing .evening by Rev. Lucian Drury at his, residence Mrs. Bdgar W. Chapman is visiting n Philadelphia. | - Mi. and Mrs. Leonard Main and, Mr. and Mrs, Charles E. Gray spent Sun day in Norwich and heard Gypsy | Sraith, Jr. The union prayer meetings to be held { even ng | each week will open for the winter this Miss P. Sharpe spemt har | (Thursday) evéning at 7.30 o'clock at with - her e home of Mr. and Mrs, Leonard { Main, The leader will be Rev. L: cian Drury. The af Ged on Earth and Our Re |3t tion to|of GLASGO Expressions- of. regrét were ‘heard from many. folloving the sudden death of Rev, Father ¥ iward Walsh at the home of his mother in Br'dgeport,| Thanksgiving day. Many from St. e’s, parish .Attcnded the requicm ma at his parish church Volun- town. Tuesday - morning.. Although Rev. Father Walsh had been here but a short time he had endeared himself and Mrs. H. H. Tift. Miss Grace Gardner was an ove n'ght ‘guest of Mrs. W. Wednesday and attended =iving school exercisei ing. spent the holiday Mrs. . K. grnngemeetitle. Thanksgiving “P. topic will be The Kinsdom | wit: Miss Marian Henry the guest of her parents, Edwin’ Henry. Mr. spending the December meet the home of Mrs, E. G.'Ly Ciy Loomis to -h's parishioners and’ had made ford have been spending a few | many, friends. with Mr. Loomis’ a Nrs. and :Mrs. Walter F. Thorpe of { Coen. R.l. and Misses Mabel| The graduating class of the P Blanchard and Sarah -Cameron were | Memorial school guests of Mr. and. Mrs. W. G. Burdick Players of New L. Thanksgiving ‘day. tainment- in_Assen Miss Edith Tit spent the holiday | school Wednes and -week end with her parents, Mr.| Miss Bertha I red of New Y giving recess witl E G. Lyon. | Pratt Allen of Cant; Waterbury. iter Jeffe THE PRDVIDEN(E BREWING €0, PROVIDENCE. R. I with her smer. Peal. pife of the bad weather ther zood atiendance at Wolt Den week ‘Wednesday | vagation MONTVILLE " of Hartford: Is Mr. und Mry" and Mr. a place. ty wiil ‘hold ‘its rhla\ amrnoon ‘at 14 @ friend from ol Mr. and Mrs,'George Brand spent| last Thursday with their son Théodore | BO LTON "{OTCH | Brand and family of Worwich. 1o, B | home | ~ ABINGTON e o e X $ terta d at % 2 ' Vert Miss A. M Hntchins Is IIL Horatiearar Un s Mr, Andrews .who was to have' hieand Mre Loren Main were preached at the Congregational chur, ; | did not make train connections. H N is .expected’ next Sunday. g Wol¢ Den Grange won the e vt e prite ot corn,at; the , Corn ‘E granddaughter, Mrs. Herbert ~Wat bel ‘at Putnam. The new- state road ‘from Coorper | Corner to Kelly's hill is now open. Mrs. William Gallup returned to her school in Ivoryton after spending the Thankegiving recess at her hom Mrs. Martin is spending a few & with_her Boston. Mrs, Clara Sharpe spent ‘Thanks- | giving with relatives in Fawtucket, R. brother, Clarence El " Miss Alce Mahler of A 20 DAY AGTURER o a0t oTUGH oLt WILL BEGIN SATURDAY; DECEMBER 6, 1919, at 9 A. M. 115 MAIN S Under the management of the Brockton Sample Shoe Store, who were fortunate to secure part STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK % of a factory’s output at bargain prices, the stock must be turned into cash within the time mentloned. rous, in Burns'de, Tues _Emery Charlie o Waterbuey | iting REET A TIP TO YOU—BUY YOUR SHOES NOW AT THIS SALE AND YOU WILL BE SURE TO GET RELIABLE AND GUARANTEED SHOES AT A GREAT SAVING guest of his| s, in Water- Strong was a , ‘Mrs. Susie Watt over Thanksgiving. from rong tow Wepping Bennétte visited 1'.1““ { idyflower “did .mot stop to thin It’s the: neglected cold, cm:ga. |tender throat or tonsils, that debilitate and leave the body disposed to serious germ < | diseases. SCOTT'S 'EMULSION 'should be taken at the firstsigr, of loweted resistance, cold or cough.” The energizing virtues of Scott’s bring essential nourishment and helpto the * weakened _ system. Give Scott’s a trial. Scitt & Bowne. BloomSe L, ing a business colleg home over Thanksgivina it Mass. 3 A -number froni here¢ attended t! ante held " in Warren'.'!l'[e Frida: ~ight. L Miss Ba}»?n ot Abmgtcfl s* workt: or Mrs. BRIEF STATE NEWS: =z Ti‘um,-stnn —The. Litehfield W Count 3 lowing Taerday alterncons: Dee Jan. 20.and March 9. Danbury—William T.. Mevers: of port, grand mrster To the ‘grand 5 Sattray flodze, L 0.0, F. Gonntotiont.” wii 1pentx Raruay. - ... |make an official visit.to ‘Progressive Miss Leola Poole, has been v -“x,.nge of this ity Morday evening, Deo 15, Buckland, — :Miss Dorothea €la vho is assistant sunervicor of in ‘the schodls of Spr has beem at the home of - . and F. G. Clark, of Buckiand. East Hamoton.—A cerfaln woman recently hoasiing about b “ncestors having sailed Gver on- tho that immigration laws ! ‘hose days, savs the Middletown Press Bridgeport.—Rev. Michae! J. Lynch istant at St Mary's church, ‘South Norswalk, will succeed Rev. Thomas J Henley of St. Mary's church, this city who has been transferred to St. Thom as’ church: Waterbury ® by Right Rev. John J.Nilan, bishop of the diocese of Hartford; - Father Lynch, who reported for duty in this clty Wednesday. is 2 native of Hartford. His seminary training ‘was -received in Europe. He speals Itslian, German,: French, Por- tuguese and-Spanish-fluently. *here were no The letters in the alphahets of the world ‘vary. from 12 to 202 in numoer. 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