New Britain herald., 1926-02-15

sorrow ana Utlcul, arc tHt HuuIN when men and women want the to tell them about God. Often they have neglected him for ?5 or even 50 years.
 You should undertake during lent 10 give ID some unholy and some unworthy thing. Everyone is hugging lip 10 himself some lit- tie pet sin--Oh. how we love fl and how extremely difficult it is for US to do away with it. I don't know what your own pet sins are and ] don't want to know what they are, but they no doubt include foolish criticism, fault finding, magnifylng Of our own hard luck, ills and diff ficulties. unworthy words and un- holy acts.
 'I am not sure that in church there are some people who are worse than a good many in Jail. l wouldn't want to say so, but some times I think 1t.
 "We must come to grips with onr net sin. We fondle 1t and play with it and say Some day I'll put 1t aside but We keep putting il of until some day 1t has grown so biz that only by the grace Of Cod can we get rid of 1t,
 Not only must wn get rid Of things that are wrong during Lent, but ve must take mp some things we have been neglecting The sins of omission are many
 There are neglected duties and neglected privileges, How many avenues Of work in the Berlir church have been neglected during the past year? How many Of yor Let George do it' last year, and 1T this church, George. being inter preted, very often means sam,
 The trouble with all Lcnten ob servance is that it has been super l fcial. II has not struck rock bot tom in the lives of men. It shouI' never he thought Of as a dol"fuI lnsubrious period 10 b" sotto1 through somehow SO "" can tak up the interrupted round of gaiet, 1 again. It must be spiritual an' genuine"
 i Williamson 10 Speak
 Joseph Williamson of Bridgeport state game warden. will be th 1 speaker tomorrow evening at th fist anniversary celebration whic, Is being scheduled for ferlil Grange. Mir. Williamson, q ma who is well known throughout th state, will deliver a talk on th highly interesting subject 9Th Work of the Fish and Game Com mission in Relation to tho Sports man and Farmer
 The talk will have 10 do with 'h
 problems the farmer has to cor
 tond with as a result of the hreaF
 ing down of fences and the tramT ling Of fields by hunters. SuggeSte
 remedies will be mentioned and th
 speaker will also give a few sid' IUghts on the stocking Of stream
 with fish.
 At the close Of the talk an intel
 rsting program will be prrsentr'
 This program will be offered und'
 the direction Of the lecturer MT
 George w. Tryon, and will conSl
 of songs. readings and music. TT
 Grange orchestra will render sc' eral selections
 A chicken supper will he ser'f In the course of the evening ar
 those In charge are making prcpa
 ations for about I50 guests. I'll meal will be a real old fashiont
 one. with chicken and all the lxtr , placed on the table on large pla : ters and in dishes so that the fol
 may help themselves to the wi , tuls".
 Ii is expected that Minor Ives Mcriden, the newly elected wort , state master, will favor the Berl organization with his presence.
 
 , Minstrel show Tomorrow
 The Ranger Athletic club mi , strcls of New Britain will appear [ Forcsters' hall, Kcnsington, tomc - row evening under the auspices l the KcnsIngton Athletic club and ] is expected thnt the affair will - h.a (, 'ha history of Ike E sine,ol's 5. .luAs organization. T . show will begin at s o'clock a Q will be replete with catchy som Q clever dancing and silt-splitti
 jokes.
 l John ]. Einiry. well known h Kcnsington, is the director of