r f
ti 'l’diosl,
inguinal if
»-individuai r to
neurotic _ .
tit-no MW ‘ dot.
priest is ammo-impounded by flood
use: and saddened by wickedness. Cou-
solution abound, but heaviness of
heart. woollen renown." The bitter
in, mingled with the sweet. . Hope
anddoubt struggle for the mastery.
Happiness and trials follow each oih~
er in quick succession. At times his
heart is warmed by the sunshine of
goodness and virtue‘that falls upon
“rm -. . , 1"” .
ty onto (this, , , on re ,1» _,-£lnfl0 . " . ‘ ..
manila glib”: the will . utfieir‘nsmss argue ssolo ~ . 1...... r ; 4" ~
subordinate hill on with reverence. . IAN/l.” madly Dubiiu‘ lxpnricion will an” Thou
judgment to the judgment of “cherish their memory, ,Thsyllsveleft and: a,“ to the Old Country.
the many. Community of 8er an example whio heir children
, , 'ounmu, Dec. i'l.-~lleports recclv‘ .
timent accomplishes mail: that are should evor follow; , A}: they wrought ed by the management of the Interna-
nhundaut. permanent and, therefore.
well for their faith. so should N16" tional Exhibition which opens here in
gratifying: but the lock out, or to cx~
ohlidrou. All they were lWfli W “*9 May show that thousands or irinbmrn
prose it otherwise, opposition, limits mandates of the church and devotedly 39,"..er throughout the. United
the scope of good works and their be attached to the holy sacrifice of the States. will mp um old pantry next
finenoo and produces discord and die Mass and to the sacraments, so should ”a“ Notwithstanding the peflfitmts.
him; at other times, he, seems to union. .their children be loyal ‘Md' “WOW“. tio‘ reports circulated by a faction hos-
bresthe the very atmosphere at sin. ,lt Thus for, I have spoken in general. They can in no better way show honor mg to the Exhibition. rapid progress
is the old story of the wheat and the Now, to speak of ourselves, how it is to the memory of their ancestors than is being mndc with the original" plans
lures, of the not filled with fishes. some with you? I bellovu you give me by thus walking in ”their footstepaqhat bavo pad the flagklng of the
good and some bad; and the same credit for sincerity in the expression Being loyal and remaining loyal and tending political and industrial factors
story will be told as long as human of my views that i am not gi on to devoted to the church,- which Is the in Ireland from the start.
nature remains what it is. And thin flattery. Therefore, when l cciare source of so many precious blessings Several of the huge buildings at the
is the priest's life; hope and fear, can- that the people of St. Mary's measure for them, they will be maintaining the Exhibition site. i'lailsbrldgo. a”. prac-
shinc and lowering clouds. consolatibn up to a high standard, you may well . noble traditions of a. glorious pal-it and ticallyjcompleted, and neither the man-
und sadness. Unjust and thoughtless accept it as the honest expression of umkug the present rich in its hopes ey‘ nor the enthusiasm "“0333“,... to
criticism too often follows the . dis- my opinion. It goes without Having. of a bright. successful future,
From“ first Polo.)
' Vb".fi bargained . ,
services ygstorday. and at
‘ in. mercies. the
by his parish
’arlnoo disir ‘19-, ,
, .09. a tractor. Father
as food” a so been the recipient
to radon atulnilli‘y‘ messages, and
't ' pimp utter are wary handsome
and levied... Antoni: them are two it
, unlimited a drones from the Sisters
of March on from the children of the
‘ aroouisi School,_ Both of these con‘
“lainphoto ranks of Father O'Donnell.
' re exquisitely executed and are sur-
ounded by golden frames. other
special gifts were $100 from Catholic
nion Council, Knights of Columbus.
and at'bnndsome cut glass cpcrgne
And no how ulékly‘ willmrm
a cold room or ilwa ’. The ‘Per-
faction Oil Heater ta ps the place ‘
of barnlceaudotherltomibntwccn .
«stone. and in midfiinurteinbtlgo
outcwarman co 0 .n e
on» that the ulnar steam” to
but. a
r“ can].
. I - -. .
, make the undertaking a success In .1". Airmail!“ «rm
. 1 31 ters of Mercy of Mel-idea charge of duty that must be done. ’I‘oo that perfection does not exist bore. ‘ It may not be amissthnt my cloa- lacking. A “Queen...“ of buildings, the OJ’X‘alEOlXXUI‘i‘ mmwmm)
gtl‘omilo rosin ndditionlniany lmiivid: oftena word spoken in kindness is mis- iiowover. few lliIBtors have chnrkc 01’ ink Wol’dh‘ be those of it personal Ila-v like of which has never been soon In '_'
:a‘l‘finge r inicrpreted,somet.lmes with monstrous better people than you arc. i find lure.
An iugrutewthe ugliest word in
you obedient to rule, generous in your our _Ianguagc-would i be. if i did not
contributions. respectful in your unin- on this occasion give some public ex-
ner. You attend Mass well, though presalou of my gratitude to the people
this statement cannot. be applied to.of St, Mary's for their uniform kind-
Ntilllt’. You give cdiflcutlon In the
is the handle“ oil heater. made. -
Does not smoke or smell. ...chk
cannot be turned too high or too
low. Perfectly safe and u cuyto
0 menu lamp. Aliperis easily
lrelaud, are going up upon Irish soil.
erected by Irish bands. and paid for in
main with irirb money. And the show
will be something wurth coming a
long way to 889.
consequences. Not infrequently per-
sons expect attentions that cannot be
given, with the result. that. charity
takes wings and film: frum'ibc heart
of the disappointed. However. In the
Father O'Donnell was ordained to
' .ihe,pricothood at the Cathedral at liai-
timore by his Eminence, James Cardi-
nal Gibbons. on December l7, liltil, af~
tor the completion of a twelve-year em
I
\b, lions, reiiuvu and Iigbluu lbo
'Ciflh. 1854, and began his education for
the priesthood at St. Charles' College,
xxlllilioott ,City. Mia, conducted by the
laulpitiun Fathers. He, then attended
St. Vincent’s (.iollege. Woetllloreland
County. Putin. where he completed hie
academic course and also .took the
prize of a gold medal for proficiency.
From this institution Father O‘Donnell
was adopted by Bishop (lalbury, of the
Diocese of Hartford, who sent him to
St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore. whore
he spent five and one—ounrter years.
His ordinal by Cardinal Gibbons
followed. his completion of his studies
at St. Mary‘s.
Father O'Donnell's first appointment
was to St. Peter's Church, imuiuiry,
whom which he wont to 'i‘hompsonviiic
iuid Waterbury. after which he canto
. to Norwaik for two years, 1835 to 1887.
F From Norwalk Father O‘Donnell was
’ * ”sent. to Morideu and then back to Wal-
erluiry. His first pastorate was at
St John's Church, Watertown, where
he. spent ten years. He was appoint
ed to the rectorship of St. Mary's
parish, Norwulk, on March 21st, 1902,
having won the appointment. in a com-
petition in which four priests partici-
pated. St. Mary's is a particularly
desirable parish for it entails a per-
mauenl rector-ship. there being but sov-
eu in the state.
The jubilee services begun at tho
7 ti. m. muss Sunday, at which Father
.‘Roih, of the Holy Ghosts Fathers.
West, Norwnik. officiated, Futilcr
[O'Donnell also spoke briefly.
The Rev. Edward J. I’Iunkcii prcsid.
oil at the 8:30 lllllfifi. and at the Itlzilil
muss. Father ()‘ilnuucll delivered an
address on The lioiicclious of u
.iuiiilariull. lite said;
’I'wenlydivc yours ago. tomorrow, on
the 17th of Ut‘i’t’llillt‘l’, Hist, I received
the dilution of the holy priesthood
from the bonds oi‘ the venerable Metro
,poiitan of Ilaltlmorc. his Eminence
Cardinal Gibbons. ()u that to mo
1 anamorphic lutuniug. l with (dilute rc-
‘ceived from the nrduiuing prcluic. u
successor of the Apostles. the tremen-
dous power of offering to the Eternal
Father the body and blood of tile only
begotten Son in Sucriilco illlil of pro»
bouncing the swm-i and all powerful
sentence of ubaoluliou over the pout
tout transgressor. To me and my
classmates was given the cmmuund tn
prrnch the gospel, to iL‘ilt'lI the cvcr
life giving Word oi‘ (lod. 'l‘bc mission
imposed upon us was to go about du-
iug good in imitation of tho grout High
Priest. Jesus Christ, to assuage gi'lcf.
impart consolation, «from rmvuu-iilim
llt'uvy
.luu'deus of the poor. instruct ibc ig-
norant, warn the wayward. sircngtbcn
and that is to reiigiouniy follow the
path of ditty which he believes God
has marked out for him, to swcrvo
neither to the right. nor to the left, but
to steadily advance to attain [llt' end
of his ordination, the Welfare not. of it
icw, nor of a select colorist, but plan
ibooc whom his superior under God. has
committed to his care, Tlf’“ man
has yet to be born who can p ottse eVu
erybmly. A new race of men will have
to be created who will be able to ac-
complish that l‘cal. Certainly. no
priest has yet been ordained who can
hope to please all his people; and real-
izing the futility, tho niicr hopeless-
nesa of" pleasing all. he should not
make the attempt, and the priest who
would try to plcasc everyone within
his jurisdiction, would not only prove
himself n failure. but would give con-
clusive evidence that ho was wanting
in the qualifications of leadership.
It has been my experience and. i
presume it has been the experience of
oihcr priests, that our people will take
offence from a priest in very trivial
matters, in limiters which they would
[liih‘s by with a smile in others. Wily
this is so. no man born of woman has
over been able to fathom. Even timec
who take ofrcm-c cannot. give an ado-
quaic reason for their conduct. 'I‘o mo.
such conduct Is not only silly and ab»
surd. but it is in the highest degree
uniusl: Iuli tllosc whose tours are near
the surface may not itlwuysv have it
fine conception of justice. For this
l‘casonv there is no virluu which a
priest, must no kcdulouely l‘lilllVillt' us
pullout-e, noun which he must. so t‘rc-
qucniiy practice as charity. that queen
of virtues, which bids hilu orcrltmk the
injustice and to appear, lit least, not
in fool the sting of harsh criticism.
lly the very nature of their calling,
priests are public mun: tilt-y urc «cun-
utanily in the public cyc 'l‘qu-cforc,
iiwy urn tilrguis for criticism: but K'rll-
iz-ism that has a foundation in fut-t or
in reason is legitimate and ulmiva-t-
inllublo and should not be unu'cli'omu.
llul. criticism that has no other rouunn
than pcrsuuul grievance, run! or full-
cicd. or that springs from uuuiwa pul‘
,publy discrcditublc, is always objcr-
iiouublo and is with difficulty squawd
will. the .loidvu Rule. of doing with
others ilS we would wish tillli‘l's would
do with us. it is scarcely to luv won-
Il(‘i‘(‘tl ui, thou. that young priests ui
limos soc their idols shallot-mi their
idculs rudely brushed aside and that
tbcy stand face to face with tho furl,
that it is only the light of atom duty
which must guidc their foot no multcr
u‘boihcr it loads in [union or censure.
\Vbuilicr praise lli' consurc be givon.
no man can rvud their hrurts or pro-
nounce upon their luolivva.
cation by regularly abstaining
from
them, You patronize your acbml,
though some lllth‘ not and do not now
lakc advantage of be splendid oppor-
tunities it, offers. You have an abid-
ing love for your faith and are pur-
ticulurly devoled to the church in
which you were baptized, at whose
ultur you made ypul‘ first Holy Commu-
nion and were confirmed. In this
church runny of you were married and
out of its sacred portals you export to
be borne after the solemn requiem
has been chanted over your remains.
You have what is called pride of parish
in a high degree. are jealous of Its
good name and are deeply interested in
wimicvcr makes for its Welfare. i
will liorcrrcpent what. i said on another
occasion: you arc a. patient people in
bearing with the. shortcomings of your
present, clergy. In paying this sincere
tribute, I am not unmindful of certain
failings. which, however, are not mqre
noticeable here than elsewhere. Among
them. let me mention your small alien-
dance at cvcuiug devotions, your rcluo»
lance to join our various societies and
luck of general Interest in their moot-
ings. But after all, these are not sins
simie they violate no precept either
divine or ccclesiuslichl. But an Im-
provement. in those limiters is vcry Gill‘-
noslly desired, no. In particular. devo-
tions well attended ndd materially to
the spiritual strength of a parish and
increase Its individual and collective
merits, for after all, the vital strength
of a parish is not. to be found in more
numbers. but ill the manner it did
charges its spiritual duties, in the spir.
ituai successes it achieves, in the love
it cherishes for Its faith. in the rover
once it has for the Conunumimenis. in
its low: for (but. A parish may be
rich in material goods. in buildings
and lands, but, If its members lose
sight of Its high spiritual idcuIs. ii is
poor enough. 'l'llcrvforc, pcrluit mo
in tli‘gc upon you it. (li‘(‘1l(‘l‘ illii‘rvui
in wbnlcvor cveuing devotions may be
announced in lllt‘ future. They pro a
large part, though not an th‘irii‘llllill
putt, of the church's plun'oi‘ uulvutiiul.
Attendance at them Is ovidcucc oi vi-
tal fulfil. of a desire to give gomi ox.
nipple and of u alill greater dcklrc to
trap the lll't‘i‘lflllri fruit of llwso dcvo-
”fills. the favor of known. the grace of
(Iod.
'l'borv arc not it tow within the
sound of my voice whoa-c tuoumrics. no
doubt, at this limo carry them back
in tho ploucvr tiara of the» faith lfl
Norwulk. in the days of Father ()‘ilici-
iy. Dr. Mulligan and Father l’cicr
Smith. all heroes of iht» faith. men
who iuid ”to solid ituuulutiiuis of
what we now oujny’. Not iurgu in
request.
With signal delicacy you have observ-
cd whatever rules and regulations have
here been published. Your expres-
sions of good will. manifested in var-
ious ways. have touched me deeply
and as long as memory shall endure
they will bring the sweetest consola-
lions, and as. long as the power of
prayer remains, you will be remember-
ed at the altar whence heaven's choic-
cut blessings flow. Next to petition-
ing the Throne of Grace In your be
half. 1 cannot better show my gratitude
to you than by cmieavorlng to avoid
the mistakes of the past and for the
future to give you better hervlce, the
service of which you are by every
right. eminently entitled. it service that.
will cause you to “grow In grace and
in the knowledge oi.our Lord and Saw
iour Jesus Christ, to whom he glory
borb now and unto the day of etern-
Ity." It is then with a heart filled with
affection that i say for you the prayer
that went up from the great heart of
St. Paul for the The‘ssalonlnns. “May
the God of peace himself sanctity you
in all things; that your whole spirit.
and soul, and body may be preserved
blameless in the coming of our Lord
Jesus Christ."
”The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ.
and the charity of God. and the com
munlcntion of the Holy (lhoat be with
you all. Amen."
The Rev. John C. Fogarty was cele-
brnnt of the 10:30 mass, with Father
i’iunkclt as deacon. Father Roth-sub
deacon and Father O‘Donnell murder of
ceremonies.
At the 7:30 vcspcrs last evening,
the sermon was delivered by the Rev.
Walter J. Siluuiey. pormuucui rector of
St. Peter's Church. I'lunbury. Fnibcr
Simulcy spoke on “'i‘hc‘Dignily of the
l’rieslllood." It is declared of Fulb-
cr Siiuulcy that despite his well
known abilities. be was never more
('lilfllli‘nl.
a priest to his poopiu and society in
general and closed with :‘t glowingiy
Iwalili‘ul tribute to h‘lfher O'Connell.
Father O‘Connell wasmelobrunt of
illt‘ vuspvrs bciug use ted by Fatlwr
l‘ngurry as (loaoou and. other Plunketi
‘us subdcucou. .
At 7 u. 11).. today. Father O'Donnell
(-olcbraicd n special mass of thanksgiv.
ng. There was another plans at 8:30
n'clork this morning, of which Father
l’iuukcil was cclcbvunl. Father Shun-
loy deacon and It‘ulhor Fogurxy sub-
dcucou, and Pilillt'r O‘Connell lust-tier
of ceremonies. . b,
The the plastics yesterday, l-‘ulhcr
O'Donnell bud distributed appropriate
and lll‘I~ii.\' souwuira‘iu the form of
religious cords and etuuii photographs
of himself. 'l‘llt‘SQ‘ souvenirs Wore gi-
Hc spoke of the duties of *
cuntly. "will show how lrlsiunon at
home bare united to extend their city
biting industries and create new ones.
improve their moons of transportation
and manufacture, and reform their
methods of commerce and education.
All these things are working a great
change in the conditions which have
heretofore driven so much of the best
manhood of lrcland to foreign coun-
tries. .
"The Exhibition will open the eyes
of the world to the progress made by
Ireland in recent years. Besides
this. the fifty-two acres that form the
exposition sile are big enough to in-
ciude the amusement features now in-
separable from all great international
shows. Everything about the exposi-
tion combines to make the opening
of its gates next your a strong incon-
tivc to every Irishman who can make
the trip to visit his home country next . .
year.
ASTHMA SUFFERERB SHOULD
KNOW THIS.
Foley‘s Honey and TM has cured
many cases ofc asthma that were con-
sidercd hopeless. Mrs. Adolph Bues-
Ing. 701 West Third St. Davenport,
many cases of asthma. that were con.
trncled twelve years ago was neglected
until it finally grew into asthma. The
best medical skill available could not
give me more than temporary relief.
Foley's Honey and Tar was recom-
mended nnd one fifty cent bottle eu-
tirely cured me of asthma which had
been growing on me for twelve years.
If I had taken it of the start I Would
have been saved yours of suffering."
Pluistod's Drug Store and The Clifford
Pharmacy. "
O O
CltyNntlonalBank
of South Norwaik, Conn.
South Norwnlk, Conn, Dec. 10, 1906.
Capital Stock, $100,000.
The Annual Meeting of the Stock—
holders of this bank. for the election of
uess to mo since my advent among "The Exhibition." one of those who «nod. Gives intense heat at
ii d 0 ur Father O‘Donnell midst ol‘all those conflicting emotion-m, uuiubcrs'wbo frequent the sucralucnts,i them.’ You have made many and is nutlvely connected with it said rc- mollcost. Eve heater woman
gfiwfimfl thongs; York city on July ”’9 priest ”as "My one thing to (in. though have again some give illscdlfl>lflenorotis sacrifices at my
cd. No house old should be
without the Perfection Oil Hester. .
If not at your dealer’- write to our
nearest agency for descriptive
circular. -
W
I turns night . into
The .deo Lamp do . Superior to
‘ of eg- lamps for
ail~round household use. Eouippcd With infest im-
proved burncr. Safe. slurp . satisfactory. Brass
throughout and nickel lotéd. Au ornament to an
room whether library, into doom, parlor. or be -
room. Every idmp‘wamnt . Write to our nearest
agency if not at your dealer's.
STANDARD 0|]. COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
At; Star Shirt Factory.
' Merwin Street,
MACHINE STI‘I'CHERS
AND LEARNERS. -
Good Pay and Steady Work.
Apply aijFaciory at once.
Hutchinson, Pierce 8200.
Directors for the ensuing your, will bc
held at their Banking House. on Tues-
day, the 8th of January. 1907.
Polls open from i p. m. to 2 p. m.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Cllehlcr.
n10 6t
KUCTIW
Assets of
lbc unmiwr of those who rcnlcmbt'r ilr.
Mulligan and siiii sniulb-r is the num-
bcr who wore ctultuluporurick of Full)-
or O‘ilcilly. iluiMlnd we thank (ind
TM is you out to tho number of 170th )‘(liflit‘l'r
S .
tho wvnk. cilcnul‘ugc file tili'lltlcllt, ud- an.“
just quarrels; in u word to bc verita-
blo ministers of Christ among the pm
lite United States foundry
and Sales ’60.
We carry an assortment of the b est CARVING SETS mode. ‘ They are
Meriden Cutlery Co‘s Anvil Brand, St ug Handle and Sterling Mounted. The
the prerogative of God only, and find
In Just. No motives such us away tho
bvurtu of own more Him. But. the
—~——-——......__._
-Chenpest accident insurance —i)r
'i‘I most useful and haudsomest gift one o ouid select.
pk" WM”:”w"mmmmm mm “m” "“""’"“l "i “"1“ (‘ulimliv uvnplv for itwlbcrc are many iii-re who pallx’imilliukh‘tlmrllic Ow‘tliunumanllsdrll: Consisting of Also mu lines or the BRIGHTEST AND BEST scissoas, RAzons.
Kill-“0.1- (if the seminal... we but-unto “,1. Htlllllil m “on”, ”m” to u“. fought the glorious bullion ”f iuiiil aisle sell it .
Ambassadors of Christ. dispensers oi '
(‘burt-b, they are shining examples of
charity and tibodimu-i'. ’i‘boy plumr
no (lllI-liiii‘li‘ti across tili- puihwuy of
their pill-sis. 'l'bcy urn ulwnya rcuily,
if ilt't‘tlH bu. will: :1 word of uni-mirage-
mom, a torrent “(ind bios-s you," 'I‘bu
burdrr ”To the priest's lriuls tli(' more
pronounced b4 tboir sympathy. and
their syuuiutby is lint ulwuys cxprchk—
cd moroly In words. In uiiundnucc at
Mass. in tho rut-option of tho encru-
luouis, in cuulriiuuiug to the support
with iltai sturdy (‘llt‘isliuu uud pull-ell!
niblclo, Fuibor Smith, who for thir-
“‘1‘" years gilltlt‘il_illt' ilt'fillllll‘fl of St.
Mary's. A tits-loss lillltli‘i‘l' in tho
Lord's vineyard. an exceptionally iluo
administrator in temporal affairs. a
kindly, genial. vhuritubio man, a man
ui’iur God's own hcuri. a man of (lad.
Father Smith wnlkod among his fol.
lows respected. honored. rcvorcd. All
classes paid willing tribute in his
Honduras, for all full llto induction of
tile love for his followup-n illill wunt
out from tho grout hour! that thmbbcd
Within him. To Father Smith do we
MACHlNEltl’. TOOLS. PATTERNS.
FLASKS, STOCK and FIXTURES.
Located on tho Promises: 88 to 106
Water St.. South Norwalk. Conn.
On Monday. December 17, 1906. at
In o'clock 'u. m., the Trustee of the
I’uilod Stolen Foundry and Sales Co.
will sell at Public Auction on the prom-
ises above mentioned, to the highest.
bidders, for f’aflll. all the Machinery.
’i‘ools, Patterns. Flasks, Stock and Fix
turns of the said Company.
LOUIS S. DEERE, Trustee.
South Norwnlk. Conn,
POCKET KNIVES, TABLE CUTLER Y, TOOLS. RIFLES AND REVOLV—
ERS, AIR RIFLES AND REPEATERS FOR THE BOVS. HOCKEY STICKS.
The "BROWNIE" SPRING [CE 8 KATES. Now and good. Come and
look at them. f
WINSLOW‘S BEST SKATES F0 R LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, null 11
full line of BARNEY G, BERRY HOCK EYS. at tho
Norwalk Hardware Co.
3.9 Main Strut.
tho lnysiol'lus of (toll. Many of those
who knoll with me lu‘ftu‘v ibc vent-ru-
lilo Archbishop have long Hillt'i‘ boon
called to lbvir rcwurd. 'I‘bt-ira is a
"over culling jdbiico. up vim-uni song
of Ill'lIlN‘ uud thanksgiving to Him who
rmwncd tiwlu with the grace of tho
|)i'ie.‘illl0fl(l.
i know of un buppicr bring in this
world than illi' ucwly fii’illilflt‘tl pricsi.
flaccid. it "my bu, llli‘ llllli‘ cllilil. will)
l‘.i.8 made but ili‘sl lIon (tomnumiou. 0f the clun-ch. in pi‘upct’ly ("“10le
I ll“ urn close to God‘s own heart and um,- children, in obeying the civil
k :qud it lu- Ilia holy will in call them laws. n", Wu“ majority of the Catholic
SPANISH WAR VETERAN DEAD.
Vl’il.l.l.’ii:\l\"l'it7, ilt't‘. I7.-«ls]dwurd
Ii‘lyuu, who was a i'llflilllll In tho 'i‘hird
(‘ouuccticui Voluniccrs in the Spanish-
Atucricun Wur, dicd Saturday after u
long illness. He was a printer and
learn» a widow and No children. His
ago was thirty-five.
A TEXAS WONDER.
'I‘bcro‘a a Hill at Bowie, 'I‘ex.. that's
twice as big as last your. This wonder
in W. 1.. Hill, who from a weight of 90
ounds has rown to over 180. He “M““W' ' “WW ....._... m - . . M... “m... -.- _ ........
in Ilium-if on tho titty of ordination pmpio are “hurrying of tho. \vai‘mcut (if this generation mm a debt of grnl- Says: "I stiffened with a terrible
"5‘ ll"? till?! "i “W (‘illl‘ilillliiimi i W" Huiuucndaiion. 'l‘heira is a fruitful "title that. can in no better way he ‘ ' all 0 a
if You
tell your neighbors and friends about
the large stock of Furniture you saw
when you come in our store. You
were surprised? Of course you were;
they would be, too. if they would come
liol‘c thvy would not lw lmu'lwd by
the puriiylnl: ilnnwa of I'urgutm'y, but
would nut-cud lumwdiulrly Into tiu-
preavuru of (led.
Burning with a holy zcul. nrduut in
llln ilI‘Hll‘ifll to brain ilu' work (if illi.‘
nanrvd ministry. the young pricst. the
oil of auction still fresh upon him. goon
out Into the world nuimuicd with tho
flinulc Ilill'iitmt,‘ of iilburiug. or spending
hinlhcif for tho welfare of (lml‘u poo-
pie. lie is eager to color lifc’u great
battle: be lunch in outrage in conflict
cough. and doctors gave me up to die
of Consumption. l was reduced to
90 pounds, when i began taking Dr.
King‘s New Discovery for Consump-
tion. Coughs and Guide. Now, after
taking ill bottles. l have more than
doubled in Weight and am completely
cured." Only sure Cough and Cold i
curs. Guaranteed by F. ll. Baxter.
South Norwnlk. and It). P. Weed, Nor~
'waik. druggtuts. 60c and 81.00. Trial
bottles froc. ”
Mm~mi
lli’o, fruitful in thorn: higher things that
affix-t the soul. fruitful in bupplnuwu
here, which is a forctnkto of tho happi-
ucua that awaits them herniation if
the grout majority of the Catholic poo-
plo is sound at ht-nrl. it follows that
the critic, tho fllllllrllllilt‘l', the chronic
grumbicr is dccidcdly in the minority.
llut the fcwncss of him only nerves to
make him the more conspicuous. Whilc
the loyal. acucroua and ciluriinbir
Catholic In silently attending to his
own t'tllli‘i‘i‘ilil, the critic purulklu in
paid than by n remembrance in our
prayers. The children of today, who
will be lilo fathers and motbcru of the
future, should be iuugbl to rovorc his
name. umi to cherish his memory an
duo of the chief glories of St. Mary's.
His is u name that was not burn to dip.
it will remain roan us Iona an thin
stately edifice a all aloud. it is bin
moan filling monument. Ponce to his
nation. 'I‘huao who blood by hi1 aide
to oncouruuu him in his Inbora, men
and women of splendid faith and noble
CALMANSWOB'
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Bowker's Fertilizers.
B. Hershfield &,Son.
in WATER B'l‘flll'i‘ ma I“.
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N0 lNTIIII‘I‘, NO ADVKNCI 0N
THI OAQH PRlCl-h-NO IXTRA
ii.
To" them about that Summit linugo
you saw. as it appealed to you. (Don't
forget the 30 days' trial),
Did your neighbor any who intended
to give her husband a Morris (lhnlr
LAWVER DURANT Fit.” APPEAL this Christmas? Say! Tell her
with the “a“.rgmynf Will“. whoaccaro making himmdf board. to the annoy. “llillllflt‘fl. of generous sympathies, N NEW HAVEN. Doc. iiiw'l‘bo appeal about those you new here. You re-
imuut now be illu object of bin uollcl. alive or dump about him. And why uuiwundod loyalty. should be profound. of Harold Durant,
of Waterbury. on
the decision of Judau Bhuluwny of the
Superior Court. which disbarred him
last slimmer after an exhaustive henr- '
inn, was filed in the superior Court‘s
Clork‘n office today. 'l‘hiriecu except-
ions are noted in the appeal.
OUTWITI THt SURGEON.
A complication of female troubles.
with catarrh of the stomach and bow.
till. had reduced Mrs, Thor. a. Austin.
of imavonworth. 1nd,, do such a deplor-
nbis condition, that her doctor advised
an operation;
little. illa theoretical knowledge in
llilpplltnicti by practical knowledge, for
a very practical world is this old world
of ours. lie find» the point abiding In
clone proximity to the wicked, Vir-
foe and vice touch ultmwu in the
strum. In the name family he often
discovoru intense devotion to religion
and. utter comic-ushers. tinder ilui
lathe roof no witnesses loyalty to find
and loyalty to God's arch enemy.
Children of the some parents are mori-
oil of all that children should be and
also striking exumpica of tlcprsviiy.
member those with the ratchet buck,
spring settle. quartered oak frames and
curved feet from $10.50 up.
F. A. MITCHELL,
cash or credit.
8 and 6 Wall It. ‘ Nov-walk. Com
JEWLERYW ’
do i dwell no much upon thin plume of
my subject? simply. because in my
judgment, ii iii proper to do no. I wiuh
to rmphnaitc the fact that it prloki'u
"to ill not always a path of roses. Hill
in a [milieu of honor. ii in true. and
positions of honor have their recom.
pence in the resnmt and sometimon in
the reverence bestowed. They bring
iy choriahcd in memory an worthy co-
udlutorn to him who carried the rem
ponatbtliiy. And theme of the num-
ber. who survive should be the objects
of our hunrtu‘ deepest affection. They
have borne the burdens and the boats
of the day and have shrunk from no
sacrifice, how great so over. no long
as the church demanded it. Their
up", care and anxiety. Responsibility liven are a practical Illustration of the
i“ new" (“my [0 ha"; homdtimell, It i. Wflndm‘l Whlch strong llltl‘ can BCCW
almont unbearable. it depends alto illicit.
author upon circumstances. The now With them 75““ V“ 'l dim" “'0“.
tout burdens become light when aus- and vital “”094 Religion WM "01 ii
. but her husband fearing ‘ W ..
Children are faithful in their souia' lilinntl by many willing band», The Sunday knrtnsnt merely; they were it fatal reunite. postponed this to try BARGAINS CHARGE HATlVlu, . ‘
hishlntsmtauhouahtlioirpnrouin nro iiahicst burdona become heavy when all times. carried it into their busi- Electric Bitters; and to the Imuw- '
anything but models. Among these
variant classes he mot/cit about. With
each his earthly lot is forever cast,
form matter where the field of his in.
hers may be, he will find human no.
tars the some. ’i‘hu earns goodness.
It“ More unswervlug devotion to duty.
the some love for Holy Mass and the
sacraments that are fmmd In one par-
tliu hands that should rapport them
press down upon them. Hearid are
light in my, heavy in university. When
those whose duty it is to share the
burden nhirk it; when they not only
refuse a helping hand, but strive to
increase the already heavy load, the
honor: of responsibility cons to have
any charm. it is s time honored lay-
ncIii. It was the dominating influ-
once in their lives. it was the name
sturdy faith that was manifested in
the alone of Ireland when the Irish
people womhippod God in the secret
Mass at a time when the English gov-
ernment put the same price a the
head of n riert cs upon the and of
a wolf. Manon could not their
meat or all who knew her. this inedi-
oino completely cured her. Guaran-
teed cure for imldlivor. kidney dis
ease. hifiloulneu. jaundice. chills and
lover, sacral debility. nervousness
and hood poisoning. Bast tonic
made. Price title so 1'. ll. Baxter's,
booth him-walk. and ill. 1’. Wood's, Nor-
wsik, drug atom. Try it. “
oven moo RIGOIDI ro "th
mom. rm Moor cannon
croox m TOWN.
can. now AND Inner your!
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star «or u ‘AILI ‘ro our 1'”!
bPIclM. roll HOLiDAVI.
‘ pawn "at!!! «Le.
ALOO NQW'I‘rook.
ohm solid Gold Watches, 1; Karat,
Eight “moments. from $17 up.
t n in all other»: and the int that many hands malt ii iii work. shake the faith «the idol: people no, “w...“ t mu", Chains.) Diamonds, m, Rlcbflbi W“ FOR 900, if Vail
firhe‘l‘l‘genrc and indifference, “w Md. I may If”, the Mill“: ”flung the “ma it lblkfi “I” {nth 0! “I!“ a” '.'.Mr. Hun A’pAR "TAIOUM- um Pf“... WA”. TH‘L 1'”an ”'NU?"
_, ‘ a rlt of hostile criticism, the hands the lighter and more insomnia continual who came hither to and I I. CONTROL. . > .. . _.
alumni of the Mail: and the trauma-sh 3mm?” will. is my géhsgmfitg: 1533mm: “magma, mm; Whirl»? . . . ,. . m .
to, the same indu mod n c it alloy 11 sodomy a n‘ g , _ , r s w .
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f: mfg“ fhusaugnnndg, m normally frgitful calcifllfi their titan oflfigflfitflgr £11m: tgrhcrudnc't igfillfltmuc'xgut'ofia'ulfig , .‘ _ . .. 4 , » , A. J.’ ”93mm » & SON. ,
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