Catholic Church.
Hill, April 25.-Prosident Loubet,
altos (who arrived in Rome yes
*with a, royal cortege to the
today, to lay wreaths o
s of King Victor Emmanu ll,
. mans of the Italian army.
ligtlpyra
French against Austria.
rtege
ident Loubct speaking t1
hHe remained :1 half hour
hill.
‘ to out will be issued.
fl concession 'ro CHRISTIANITY.
h tDr. Hirsch Thinks of Jewish 0b
Manes of First Day of the Week.
HICAGO. Aptll 25. —Dr. E. G
rush in a se1tnon at the Sinai Tem-
1 19, marked the close of his twenty-
rth‘ year as head of the congrega-
. on, and preparatory to his depar'tute
or it four months' Visit in, Europe, has
dvlaed Jewish young men to develop
wigh consolousness and not to 'kow-
" to gentile society leaders in or-
hilt to improve theii serial standing
r 111111911 said the Jew needed to
to ptest of life more energy
111" 1nd ordlnmy man, but. he
(:0
fl,11l::£f the Jewish blood a taint.
Will‘s“ up lter declared the orthodox
N 0!. N ew York conducted religious
érwicou 011' Saturday with the. long dis-
tattoo tel honaattheh outs. _
Dr: His It said the Sunday observ-
anoe‘ oi" tile re firmed church in Axiom
toil Was" a concession to Christin ity,
{and obserying the. first day was only
an adaptation to the conditions
u__'_._
M RMON INSTITUTIONS PRAIISED.
dudg‘s_o. W. Powers on the Stand in
Smoot Investigation.
WASHINGTON, April 25 .—~Judg'e 0.
Powers was en the stand again at
opening of the Smoot investigation
re the Senate committee 0 nprlvi-
{es and elections today and Attorney
You Catt. resumed cross examination.
0 questioned the witness in regard
to Mormon interest in educational af1
fairi1Judge Powers praised the peo-
trades. professions, tthc
art and
ED TOMBS OF TWO KINGS.
’Pr‘esldcnt Loubet Honors Victor Em-
Manuel and Humbert, in R0
. NEW ROCHELLE N. Y., April 25.~—‘~
Willis D Noxon a well— known lawyer
and y htsmnn, was drowned shmtly
before. 7 oolock Satluday night, in
Echo Bays! r0111 his s1hoo11111yt-lnt Ei-
Ion; Mr Noxon had spent the winter
on his yacht cruising in Port moan
”Waters; and animal here ten d '5 ago.
‘ his arrival he had 111ndeh home
‘ the yacht with his Tether,
HNoxon. He anticipa ed put-
ahht into commissio again
wteirdays tor the summer season.
Mr, Noxon was alone when' he fell
board, but he is supposed. to have
a parttlytic stroke He 11 a had a
11111- attack half an hourh lore and
d sent three boys ashore tor help.
CELLA—VERTUCI‘.
nstunt‘lno Celia, of J. C. Wilson &
‘y's hot factory, South Nor-walk.
in Mary Vertuci, were married
sy afternoon at 1 o'clock at
s
GEORGE E. KEITH'S SHOES.
We Its'be the exclusive sale
Nor-tool]: and South Norwallz.
F. D.~ LYON (E. CO.
90 Wnslungton Street,
ry Bishop Elect of one Roman
[manual to Paris lust Octobe1)
till-
the
King Humbert. He was rec lvod
'.’ine
s of the most lmpreiasive
With the
President l.oubct then
t the Puluzza Mulgheritu, to pay
Visit to the queen mother. Member-
a surrounding the pope assert
e‘hns exp1 esscd his intention to
mitt-st against the visit of President
bet to Rome, on l11- g1ound that it
I'Vhe first Occasion on which the head
.1; Catholic country has visited the
illrlpal since the full of ethc tem~
I'M power of the popes, but it is not
thrown When or under what form the
tile highly. for their application to '
forttbls stsrnp on
in
So. Nomttlh.
LAWYER NOXON DROWNED.
Is Stricken With Paralysis and. Falls
From His Yacht.
NFW Y,ORK April 25. ——WItlt all the
simplicity, except the usual ceremon-
ial oi' the {lemon (‘atltoilc Chur.cl1 tho
ltev, Thomas France Cusuck, auxll~
inry bisltop- elect. of the archdiocese of
New York, was consecrated in St, Put-
rick‘s Cathedral, (buoy. Co11t1n1y to
the custom in such conscctntions,
where a pontiflciui high mass it! usu-
ally celebrated. a low mass has toic-
bruit-1|.
)
has been the supe1ior ot the Apostoi
ate Mission ban; a band t1111 oiling
from plate to place without1u parish.
lie is now the pastor or St. Steplu 11 s
(‘hurth suc1ceding the Right Rev. Bis—
hop Charles H. Coiton of Buffalo. ‘
Among the prelates attending the
service 1101 e Bishops (lub1icls, of 01.;—
densburm Burke of Albany, and Gun-
tier of Kingston. 011t.,11nd Monsignots
McCrtutdy, John 11‘. l{1u1"_11113 1111»
Swreney. McGetm, Mi'Niilll‘dl'ti. i11d~
McKcnnn and Mooney vl111-ai gcncrui.
At the chancel Father Cusuck knelt
before the Most Rev.A1cl1hisi1op rur-
ley. in front of the altar lieu was 11:-
nmlned as to his'calling. and answm-
i111: satisfactorily. the Rev. William .l.
Guinan l'tiltl the papal bull
Bishop (‘usnck was investcd with the
Creator and ring symbols of authority
and with the mitre and purple glovo,
worn during the celebration or mass.
At. the side gospel altar, Bishop (‘11s—
act‘i was appointed with the holy oils;
Archbishop ijlm'iey consccrntlng him.
Th1: mass was celebrated afterwards
Bishop Cusack returning to the main
altar, Archbishop Farley was the cel-
ebrant, in conjunction with Bishop Cu—
sack.
HOW TO LOVE A GIRL.
All girls Lite to be loved,
are not all alike, and care should be.
taken to discriminate among the many
varieties.
in making love 10 1111 old maid,
preliminaries only are necessary.
her a fair start, and she will do the
rest. Remember that site is making
up for lost time, and hold on tight, and
shut your eyes. As long as she has
taken the cue, don‘t fear the result.
You needn't do a thing.
When she is young and innocent.
with a trunk, open-work countenance
and with no experience. get 11p curly
every morning and watch her door~
step. There or others on the some
trail. and if yo wish to be an active
member of the club, you must do your
share of the work, it‘ she accepts
flowers and fruit readily, don't so!
gay. This is only your privilege. And
when you feel that you cannot stand
it any longer. tell her so, and leave
the rest to her. She will be your
teacher. You needn‘t do a thing.
With a widow, be calm and unmoved
in the face of danger. You are in for
it, and don't get rattled. Sit around
where you can be reached, and submit
to everything. But. remember that, so
far as you are concerned, there is noth-
ing doing. it won‘t be necessary.
it she is a tall, straight hionde, with
lustrous eyes and a large, open smile,
don‘t allow your feeling to overcome
wfill see that you are well taken care
11 .
Or if she is any other kind of girl, it
doesn't. matter. Don't do a thing your
self. She Will do the 111st, No matter
how slow you may be. have no fear of
the ultimate result.
But be sure of one thing. Before be
ginning, get a million or so.~r’i‘om Mu-
sos, in February SmartSei.
the
For seven years Bishop—elect Council
____4_.
but they {
Ult't- .
O11TTON MILL! BIO! NIIATION. .
,m hm
31111111111111... Wish Condition of Barn youn
sly Plant Adjusted.
11111.1. RIVER, 11111111.,
in a meeting of the stockholders on Will'il
the Burnaby cotton mills, 1nlic1l furl
this after 0011, to consider plums 111 rc-
organism on. The property is con-
t1oiled by the relatives or the lute Wil- !
iiuth. Hullcy. Mr. Harley bud 111111ch “W0
the plant. but since his death the 111111'- '
kot conditions have been untavorublo'
All!” 25 .. suit in the mirror.
There was much interest hole today. all tight,lttl1111'eis11ny 9%“ WM "5
i iloro1n—-lioiio old man:
'guln' to do?
(lin1nm——~Nothing.
arrangements for the development cl 1 II “‘“Hm 1'0 "H “0”! Km)“
Gillilllllv-Hi) do i
delphln Prosu.
l
to
‘thiu In a shampoo,
._....—»D
what yot
1u-—1-'iou about a walk?
(looti- ~byc. —-Philu
I think
haunt ,
ll." 11011111111, 11111119111. 111.11“,
and it has been found necessary to re-
111thth the nuances,
The plan recom1nen1ie1l by the direc-
tors to the stockholders provides for 11
induction ot‘ the capital stock t1'o111 '
$500,000 to “00,000, and the numbcr of
shares froth five thousand to one thou-
sand, and thereafter 1111 “1111-1111.- oi 11.11
capital stock to $360,000, and the num-
ber of shares I'rom i,tIUU 111 3,500. This
program haul the support 111‘ the owners '
ot‘ a majority of stock, but was object-
ed to by 11 number of small so. hold-
111's. ,
FRENCH CREW RESCUED.
Captain Carrow and Crew Had About
Given Up Hope When Taken 0ft.
l’Hii.lAi)i1i.l’iiiA, April 25. ——Cupluin
(arrow and the crew ot‘ twcnty s1 V1111
men of tho i1"'111111i1 butkentmo Union
Were brought to this port today. on
the steamship l-laVcri‘ord, from l..lvrr~ l
pool for i’iliiuticlpliiu. (‘npinin i‘urrow
had almost nbundonr 1i hope 111’ being
rescued when the Huvori'ut'd was nIIAIII~
ed. The L‘niou sailed from i1‘cc11111p.
on 11 iishing trip curly In April. ..11
April it lI111 vessel sprung n leak and
IJU'CilInt' waterlogged. For night and
day the men worked at tho pumps and
bud about given up hop.1 of bring res- .
cited, when on April ill 11 trump steamw
r hove in sight. The captain says
that tho tramp steamer winsed to '.11-1 ,
swer tht'ir sit; nuln of distress but that ‘
u (my 111111114 ittltt' the ii.1\11"ioid wusj
siqhttui. 111111111 leaving the res-tel {
Captain (Yarrow 3111 it 1:11 tire. The
burkcntinc was abandoned in luttltudci
H.311 north, and longitude 40.211: wratl
French Consul i’cssoii will take charge!
of the rostrum 1111111.
Nelson A Craw spent Sunday at his
home hero. 1: ‘
‘ The refinement
1,01‘ style and
the realization
of comfort
,Yiur Shoes
WWW W?) .V' wwwm
Going to Blossom .
new. thicket
4.
TEL. 157-8.
7
and
pair
For
Match the new Easter
soil—and the no?» fiat-'—
‘, the other fresh spring-like
toggery -~-- with a natty 'I
u r r ‘1
"Kath s-Iionquerors' '
the no?» tie~and all
of 0m- famous
..
2i
1
Men. $13.50 and $4
’1. .WM
orsan's snot:
WWLXWQqfiM .13?» Ad‘win—MW
groan. g
-BRRDLEY'S SUPERPHOAPNAI TE 0)" LIME.
BRADLEY'S POM TO MANURE. .
LBRADLEY'S GROUND BONE.
AIR SLACKED LIME. LAND PLASTER.
WOOD ASHES, SHEEP MANURE.
AND STABLE MANURE.
I
RaymOnd
137 WASHINGTON 8
fires.
1'.
WITH A VENGEANCE.
Two women met on Loxingtonstreot
the other day, after several hours
spent in shopping. Their greeting was
effusive, and certainly pointed the ob-
servutlon that they were the dearest
and nearest friends. But after they
had gushed over one another for a few
minutes and inquired after eve1y menu
bar of both families in detail the rea-
son for their friendliness was discov‘
er.ed
mian'Cathollc Church in Bridger
, . it's bride is a daughter of Mr.
firs. Couo Vertuci, of Bridgeport
10911111 friends and fellow employ-
. ted him with a. handsome did
A reception followed in Frank
Ci LII-1M Williard street.
rt. '11 Mrs. Celia are to
at. g“! kaymond street
LE FATALITIES
, geTOMOJDI
N April 25. —-Geprge
ell-known Trenton nowa-
11111111. - i'erd Itodgy. and Captain
Mgr t e econd Regiment,
atloiidi Guard. is still' un-
. the ellrcer Hospital‘ as
MINI. , an automobile acéi‘
1111,1111 midnight. Br: so
. inst: 1111111 by riui n
. It In 0,3310% segment
" Way a moon
, . Crush, 15 Hoyt'ssrect.
W
.. M NW“: MW
’1 Doom it Co! 11 store, white I ride down
'My dear i know it will seem very
funny to you, but i’ve been shopping
and spent eveiy bit 01’ money I had
except three cents. Won‘ t you please
lend me two cents to make up my car~
fare uptown.
_ The second woman looked troubled.
"I’m sorry, Mrs. Blank," she said,
“but l‘m in the same predicament that
you are, only I want three cents. 1 saw
such a lot of lovely things I really
didn't know i was spending all
money until i found I'd have to ha
'the brass lnkstand I was buying for
brother charged. "
Disappointment was on the faces of
both women At last a happy thought
struck the first one.
“i tell you what we'll do. You let
me have your money and you Wait in
on Pratt street to my husbands place
g; business and borrow money 101‘ on
‘11 ll .
And the plan was adopted. r—Baitl- _
more American.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.-
Dilution» t Norwslk as; 91.11.1911:un
spot 2511, 11.111 1964
In the matter or ‘JI‘heodot-o S. Osborn,
11m to ”
pshie person'1'1l
it's no 1
Chill.
on El Dill'
No
1' WE’CAN PUT iN As MANY
oil the more content if there's plenty
1.11” coal in the cellar when nights are ‘
We are looking for coal orders.
large and small;
with cool that hill suit you; coal as
dean as coal can be
11111.1. $6. 00 per ton.
' E.M.
TONS AS YOU WISH—.-
mubie to us and you‘ll feel
,we can fill both kinds
and the price
with quality. Winter or sum-
chargc for carrying in.
TOLLES&C0
BROKEN LOTS
NR SPRING l 1"
11111111111111. 11111.: 'tlto consortium or
Children-all wool animated 3 to 15,
‘13! we will sell at $1.75.. ‘ "
Men .5 Suits
Bargains
Suits which were 39 and 810,111; will sell at 38.
Men' a double breasted bins serge suits, worth $12, will go at $7.50.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN CHILDREN'S SUITS.
0F
DRE“ 1‘
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
TRISTRAM&HYATT
THE EXPRESSION "‘SMART"
THERE is AN lNDESCRlBABLE 111-1
SUIT .DEPAR TMENT
WHICH I8 50 OFTEN APPLIED TO CLOTHES. I8 ESPECIALLY TRUE
OF THE SUITS WE ARE SHOWING THIS SPRING. TO BE WELL DRESSED IS OR SHOULD BE THE AIM
OF ALL SELF RESPECTING PEOPLE, OLD OR YOUNG AND NOW THAT GOOD PRACTICAL COMMON SENSE
HAS TAUGHT WOMEN THE ECONOMY OF BUYiNG READY TO WEAR SUITS NOT ONLY WHEN MEANS
‘ARE LIMITED BUT BECAUSE THEY CAN GET WELL CUT, GOOD FITTING SUITS THAT ARE VERY AT-
TRACTIVE AT PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF EVERY PURSE.
lM, NEAT APPEARANCE, A CERTAIN DISTINCTIVE CUT OF SKIRT
AND JACKET WHICH MAKES EVERY SUIT IN THE WHOLE COLLECTION MOST ATTRACTIVE AND AL-
SO WLLL MAKE THE WEARER L00 K WELL DRESSED.
SEE THE ADVANTAGE OF COMING IN AT ONCE.
suns FROM 5250 f0 27,
SEPAR‘A TE SKIRTS FrOm $1 4 to 12.
OUR ASSORTMENT iS AT ITS BEST. ,YOU WILL
"amino 8. HYATT
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE IUILDING.
intraik, Conn
BEST. COAL AT .
$6 a ton
NO, 2 NUT COAL"
$4.75
DELIVERED
it's- merit will convince you that you
should trade with 111:.
llotu-si coui that's 11111111 is thc Lind
we deal In. We charge nothing i‘or
(arming it In.
TELEPHONES:
i511 Nor.otilc151ii’1
\iml ()ii‘lc,11 97 -ii.
I HERSHHIIH 8 SIN
E. NORWALK AND SO. NORWALK.
THE FERRIS COAL
YARDS.
Washington St. Bridge.
Note this‘tacti The price
of our coal yesterday, today
and forever—as low as the
other fellows. and the quality
a little better. Our lung ex-
" pcrience has taught us the
right kinds to buy and those to
avoid. Present price
$6.00 per Ton
in your cellar.
,Poa Coal $4.25.
wood Ashes .for the I‘lawn
$1.50 per bbl. Pure ,Ground
Bone in large or small quanti-
’ ties for vines and general use.
‘ BOOK-fitters are no microbes in
‘THE. PROPRIETOR OF THE
LARGEST FACTORY 0F 1T8
KIND iN AMERICA
' ONCE SAID. '
“l. in... been wage earner,
foreman and employer. I have had
a thousand men on my payoroli at
‘a ti',mc and I‘ ll tell you this!
"The man with the SAVINGS
BANK HABIT is the one who nev-
or gets laid off;‘he's the one who
can gotaiong without you, but you
cannot get along without him,
the “SAVINGS B‘ANK HABIT
moans sound sloop, good digsStlon,
cool judgment and manly indepen
dense. The most beautiful thing
delirious of is a SAVINGS BANK
in dillere‘nt an... worth
II IO atoll away your poles oi'.1
1111.11.11. M..I.i’1 is a nuaruntee of good
behavior " ’
T way to a uiru the SAV-
IN NK sis 1'11: 10 tuna
s 1111 accounr.
1‘9—-—- .
A ofA MAKE NONEYV
11111: .. am: 11'. as
o 11:11.
mason-rs hoards“ éav.
111111111111. “NBC BA“. 1 1
1. Cutout-11k Buddha,
1"...1‘0'... Con L 1
murmur: -1‘ 11mm:
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Clothing
0n
Credit
No Earthly Excuse
for out being well‘ dressed this
spring. {You have a great manu
Calls on uour purses." and readu
cash man be at a premium just
now.-1but it i-s’nl wiihs us. Just
select what you need. tell the.“
salesperson to charge it AND
PAY LATER on our easu
paumeni plan.
Miss Fiannigan-—“I wii give yea the
.. “They say that 111111111111 is 11 mil—
lionaire? answer in a month,PaL",.1. - 1
"More than that." lie—“That's right. the darlint: tok
"Multi?" plinty av time to think it over. But
:"‘That it nothing. " tell me wan thing now—will it be yell
"You don't mean to tell me he's a or no?"——lilustrated Bits.
billionaire?" .
"Worse than that. He's an automo- A 8LANDIR.’
Th Lady—1 gave you s pious 01' pi.
wuss. as! you're W
billionaire! "
Norwalk Chronicler