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I "I ”m to business, night as one of the bright spots ill
, talk was as follows:
. .' ill! widening of the English literature is really a Celt.
‘ construction 0! ll ”9‘” in disguise. and without the Celtic
”endow street, under note English literature would lose its
‘1” New York. New lia- higheztlfharacteristics
. r s teratule differs from English
I’tIld grim“ Lompany, literature in many ways it Is pic
9 catty “WWW“ torial, delicate, exquisite and has our
, fi’l‘he matter has pro: thusiasni and visiion as well as a
such an extent that It. now deg): love 0; “allure. d h I I
I‘ e spea er umente t 6 recipe
Mug voters to express of the ancient Gaelic language and
'9’“ y and make "“3 also that ireland was still the '.'mos'
Wilden to pay for the diatresful counthry." The soul of the
in. extreme 1mm, will fall fair isle is sad, as why should It not
low the extensive sign- be. but the people have :he gift :of
, >117th taxpayers of the ghgncggdsepoetry. imaginat on and ro-
‘. chime mu in circulation. . The revival of the Celtic language
.. ‘thtt they believe the time may be tt'racelli‘ billéiklonly f7":ti2\;
‘ ‘ years. w an t e at ona rs n
.. . the improvement is at League started, with Dr. Douglass
h expected that the railroad Hyde a“ leader
. N 00319311105 V"! be DBYIGCUY The aim oi the movement was to
. Wma their gum-9013 mm unite the irish people not through
political ideals, though these were not
”N u the change will prove neglected, but through the common
. to them “3 well 3“ to 0‘" bond of language and literature.
_______________ The Gael? tongue prgservded ldehn-
.. ,, tity, and t is a now ea in t e
induction 3'3"”! A Citizen schools and in the theatre. and much
urges that necessitate the noble literature has been produced in
to author to secure pubilca— “I: 1305M??- f i
. cine wr era 0 prom hence are
Them-Mine]. - Kathelrine Ewan whose naive page
' ‘ ' appeas to t e cart, and who, b t e
INTEREST T0 .WOMEN way, somewhat resembles Jean Inge-
hitiol the color of the llorv L%WB;%:tyggno§;at$:g Wynne is a poet
Willi! ”6"“ l" "‘9' corner of George Russell. whose, pseudonym
mm" by the owner ”1“” 5”" s “A. 1.," is a newspaper mall and
”WW”? touch ”‘3‘ I“ "“3le politician. as well as a writer. The
no" “'9 initial. These may be minor note, so characteristic of trial:
,,with the initial on. but are literature is very marked in his lyrics.
rably more expensive. The only man to have a national
. ruffles are very 59""“1'3' reputation is W. ii. Yeats. and the.
. 9“ underwear often all the em- charm of his varied works partake-
"! and lace insertinge on a gar- of his personality
mt being placed on "'9 mm“ Dr. iiyde, whose plays in Gaelic are
W I’M“! 00"“ waist. l“ a com- well-known is a dramatist of power
.. ”*1" “WWW“ Which "0" that and Intensity, albeit he is a little
other! have become accuiuomod to it sombre.
m l” 9"“ b0") 0" "“3 50"” Singc, whose “Riders to the Sea" is,
my “d “"10" a drama of tremendous power, and
. weather as has I’M" 0“" I“ Yeats as well. stand high in this line
M Mi. two days of each week for of work.
tithe 93‘“ reminds ”90919 ”I ”‘9 in fiction, the homely tales of Jane
, oi the little sandals con- liarlow are probably the most widely
put “I‘ I" rubber-lined road. and the brilliant irish novelist.
oy are 3° light ”W 0"“ '0? George. Mooler. must not be forgotten.
that she; is wearing them and so ",5 "Esther Waters." "Untilled
I.“ “'9” “"1"“ into ”My case Fields." and “The Lakes." will bear
t they are slipped into the handhas careful study. He left England saying
7 '07 an emergency ."i am going back to my beautiful an-
” ”FORM” ”0" """MW ruff clcnt lrisil," blit he was lured back
"W VIM- 91"" 3"“ "“1" 1'01"" by financial or other considerations
- 5‘ present. Th” 3”" fl ““3" lie remained, however, long enough to
. looktoatailored “0"”- writc a play and a story in Gaelic,
'«practical substitute for ”I" "‘r’l' and he gave new impetus to the study
initials bought at the stores on of this tongue.
”he‘d", "30810;? sitlll‘tmlfpohnalfltl‘dfi: “ho brilliant Oscar Wilde, much of
1; metals which so easily become whens, life and Whose and death is to
If” the laundry be deplored has‘ great mi‘lm :n lot"-
clgn countries. is was no c, lealli -
warty? ‘wgrtg mgotclficgruhnatt ful, wonderful and clever. ills father
a p was a great man in lreland, and his:
gr:warm::gllgip‘lrpwrilllggir'lgl‘l: mother Lady Wilde, a noted lrish
singer
MW 0! “a” u the point is not bad in lreland as elsewhere. poetry and
, d,____________._ the drama have preceded essays and
grave prose, hilt these will come later.
"’0“! PER,“ To SPHK' llr. Burton here illustrated his lec-
ill 1." of u" Recent “mo" M "'0 witcrs, among them George Russell.
National Council. mystic and idealist. These were
. ""i)nst and "The Golden Age." One
Ww‘éii'lm'il 31.533. “8113‘ lighl‘imllik. ‘luoml'm WM “The dreamer is al-
of soutjpon l” to give an M, ways right": another "Dreams, Moth-
my on the recent. National Council- or Earth and truth. you cannot rob
Mlflcgnce and m, Work an irishman of these." "The illack
" this national gathering of the Age" is a picture highly indcalistic.
militant denomlnmon' hold a Contrasting "Peer Gynt" with the Ir
time illh dreamer, Dr Burton said Peer
t mgzficfizféaggomgg 2:3 Gynt dreamed but always dodged the
truth even to the last scene in his
. mill ixnxgggrdbghdglgnmztlfg' mother’s life "The dreamer is always
, “'th of uniting the Con: right" when dreaming does not stifle
., , churches with two other action. and as the commercial side of
WHO» _ the lriohmon is woll'known, it does
, :',,,m:,;§;2},'f§,”g‘§fi; not stifle action in his case.
_ , iiouaiianl Many other The speaker briefly outlined the
. ”Pot of Broth." This is in a light
“'m‘” ”m" 'm mm vein and is replete with broglle and
discussed.
blamey
M' "w m“ for three "The Hour Glass" is the story of a
“I", from God to all that He has created.
t too mfl'wfifi and at last was warned by an anal
mum of church union. no at", he will 3:33:13: 1:4 3"};
. ens pun
*lnbir mum“ to produce one person who "believed"
”m °‘" mwmm". llili wife, his pupils, hlsehildren. none
oil. the denomination 0' mm "believed" and his Nadine
W to hear M. od- with Sign the fool to save hint from
YORK. Jan. t—Tiie body of
also who. from marlin
foondia MM NV" lrlshinao: "Witty. lazy. chorall
Ol‘ ””40"!“ "'1'". mental, the more truly be II lino
the will a that of - mun the better he to um."
ll. made. its
Win! and rod blown
hone-row white-hm
“Mahmoud
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MW. Mould
‘Rvfirww‘éiwliutfil'lywx. - l , ‘_
Ranting the lift“, ”Winona? tone: INITALLATION.
. New Ofiicoro Placed in lumilvo airs. Psimlnptoll. of Now unveil. new
‘ ducts installation Ceremonies.
The new oflicers oi Court Funnel.
floors oi Butler Lodge, No. 91, l. O. 0. Order of the Gold Sceptre, were in
it, was held last night, at the head- stalled last events: by Mrs. i'alininl'
quarters in Washington street, and ten. of New Haven, at Mystic Cain
the ceremonies were witnessed by a H“
ole. enlarged their horisoo. and helped
them to mp the opportunity or de-
m sire to be big enough to love their
neiahbon. their state and their noun.
"A touching story is told of a young
"it. "ii". "i it?” it‘ll“ '“i “if
‘7" 5! IVY auto rotate
M Tomorrow. would be able to see only a. few
months longer. At once he set out
.310 O. m; l , m, to travel, taking a last look at the
w beautiful things of this world before
his eyes should he closed forever. He
wished to have his memory stored
'9" ‘W Old with lovely pictures of mountains,
mm“ . lakes and waterfalls; of noble build-
”m Ill! Mtge “WW lugs and of works of art so that when
. OM MM ”’9”. he should no longer be his to see, he
. , might have these beau iful visions in
l 'rflllm'" M. his soul to malts the gloom a little
“Tonight we are in life's rich aun«
r “ll-30’9“”- shine with beauty all around us, but
if there ever comes a time when the
" light fades awayand the shadows
mm‘m'cgfiafizh'rx thicken. may you loolt back upon to-
turn by short readings from seveal ‘
' "WJ“?WM; scientist who analysed everything
"will. eternal punishment is full of pathos
_ ,__,,___._, _, a: geranium III; brvthlgo ham. h
, veniespcoersow to 45
ON ”M. OROWNIO. folly interpreted the meaning of the
MM.
With an allusion to Bernard Shaw's
'clotlliuJI ”believed to “John Bull and Hill inland.” Dr. flor-
resident of Thom-slop, loll closed with a word picture of the
oil In or“ m 1mm A new hour u.- then unloved dor' .:
m in: which opportunity was given to
meet the speaker and refreshments
woo-“wormed“ weremvodhytheoohon.whowm
Stations by Diuriet Deputy Hyatt.
The semiannual installation of of-
large number of members. all well as
and New Jersey The work was con'
ducted by District Deputy floseph G.
staff, and the elected and appointed
L S to N. (it—George Heating
R ii to N. G.-Curtlil Owens,
Warden—C. A. Fallon.
Conductor—4. H. Brown.
A L. Benedict and ii .l. Weed.
riam.
L 8 to V G—Charlea Decker. Vice Ruler-Mlss May Cole.
Right Attendance—Mrs. Evanall
ii.
in addition to the installation cere-
monies there were several short“
visitors from Wisconsin, Pennsylvania dresses. the wake” “and”! Mrs.
ralmiagtou, a delegation of visitors
rom estport and members of Court ,
iiyatt, 0' Westport, assisted by h“ F'rancles. 'I'lze latter also told their
caper ences u coming a dollar dur
M1983. :WiIIIar'ilflgiwdznore. ing the past six months for the sick
benefit fund.
K' g'TS'NA'GBEgg}, Smith shined very comfortable proportions
The officers installed included:
Worthy Ruler-M'rs. Lillian Mer-
. O
fiecretar ~D. ‘Durr Beach. Smith.
R 3'8 8'; L “Mic" so?“ Amendmfm’“ Lucy MW" mews some. wamno Moo. ‘ censor covans.
DON-53:11:? 33%. ‘ dulflld" Palie-"Mrs. Harriet (ledneyl Men’s Fancy flocks, black and Our regular ‘5c Linen Paper. full Fine pretty Covers, lace lnsorlil.
Finance Committee—J W. Smith “Hilde Vase—~Miss Alice Cudohy. light colors. Regular 12%c value. pad. ‘ ribbon roll. ten different styles,
Standard Bearer—Mrs. Julia Shep-
'I‘ransiont Relief C(llilmlltewlif‘fllfl- 1“”
High Priest—Mrs. Annie Shepherd. soap
ydur life min Hersbtield .l. H. Brown, George _ . Friday Price 224:,
'W '0 news. 6|” "To lhIii end It ‘8 my Dlflaiilll't? and A Whelpley ‘ Recorder Mill. Annie Goddard. \ WOMEN'S Ho’s. P R ' T . "
Mm" ”MW do oo, It will Privilege to introduce to you Dr. Rich. investigation tGornmlttoe-G. l-J. . ““3”"me New” lioenisch. ‘ W - H Bl k Fl d ac era M 3039' 25c size. '
it..." on“ and '0' Bid Burton. who will speak to us upon lirush. D. 13. Beach and .l. W. Smith. Custodian—Mills Carrie Foster. omen B eavy so out. "'4er 17¢» . FLANNELETTE GKMTB.
'” ""°"' ”The New lrisli Literary Movrment.” iIIevinloudCommliu-eac.» A. Fallon, , lfigllmfiwm’if‘mm'fi'mflgy , Lined Hose. Regular 1299c value. » VEILING Flunneiette Petticoats. neat
, It is impossible to reproduce Dr. A. .. Rene ict..l. ll. llatterson, ‘ “- . ' ‘ . . - ‘
”REST .R'DGE' llllrtoii's lecture in its entirely. nor Willow and Orphan Committee—G. ”Trimgan?‘ 7" 3' Joyce and MW“ Friday, we Pair. ‘ Dolled or Plain Tuxedo Mesh stripe, light colors. 39c value.
of maklng life safer to call his personality and charm be put ”- Gehrmun, C. 11- Fallon, A. ll. Iien- fish 1 an I}; th Friday, 29c.
m mum o, The No, upon paper. but briefly summed up on. edict. l 9 0 m 0 e mums a" 013”- FLANNELETE someone. Velllnsi, the usual 25c quality.
oratc banquet was served.
new TUNNEL CARRIED MANY. spouses av m c MM Chml’m“ “0’"99’5'590“ “W" ”m” 1" “”- . BELTS.
:....__... 5- PE K - _ . lty ilnnnelctte, well madcyagcs i HANDKERCHlEFS Our entire line of bile and bile
he till ro kl o """"' . . . . . ' - .
But twairrol; :3 "rafts-e124?" no “a," Norwalk 389"“ me‘nr' 5°, to ll ycsis. fills is usual Ill‘ICt. ‘ Lace and Embroidered iiandkcr- Belts, all styles and all colors.
saw YORK Jan. ll.-—Service in the ..m" “m“ “m" ""' ""°"' . "m" 39" chief-s. wire and 15c qualities, , Friday, 37c.
new tunnel by which New York sub- A parlor meeting under the auspices Frlda to Each. '
way trains were run to Brooklyn for of the Women’s Home Missionary Sol MEN'S 5"“375- y, , SUPPORTERS:
the first time, was more than ample cactuhof thehtlltautll gzgwalkflfialfllsl, , Regular 50c "Giant" Shirts, Bill ' WAIGTO. lllwkon iiose Supporters, block,
to cnrr the earl mornlll rush oi as- c are , was a yes a a. ernoon‘ , . . .
stinger: from BI'Ioolilyn t5; the cilia-es at the home of Mrs. C. N? Arnold, of “‘7'” Women's It‘lne White Lawn and “MW “lid “0"“- Regular price.
and stores in Manhattan. Throughout Camp street.
the rush hours eight’cal‘ trains were A large number of the ladies of the . Friday, 19:.
run at intervals of about three mln~ Church gathered to greet Mrs. G. W. ; , Regular $1.50 value.
, - , , , BOYS’ BLOUGE WANTS. _ .
lites. Not a passenger was compelled Peckham, of, Boston who was the ‘ , Friday, 970' . WOMEN'S BOW TIES
to stand upln any of the rush hour speaker of the lineman. Her address. A big assortment of Boys 'l‘ .
trains, and generally the two or three was full of interest and was delivers ‘ Blouses, “Cadet .. “K k E ' Fancy Bow loll. all colors, price
rear cars were practically empty. in her usual entertaining and happy .. ‘ .. ‘ ’ FLANNELETTE GOWN3- has ver been lesslhan 2'0
Most of the Brooklyn passengers left manner. . champion and Button ()u' All i‘lannelette Night Gowns for no .. o .
the trains at the down town stations At the close ofthe sessionnlightlull- well-known makes. Sold cvciy- women. 75“ value. Friday, 19c,
in Manhattan after a short and fast cheon was served, and a social time on .
trip. eyed. whom 50o - Friday, 49c.
Whether the diversion of traillc by Mrs. Peckhsm will address the spit: . Friday Price, 39c. . ‘ . . CLOTHES BASKETS. ,
this new line caused any wuslderablc clal meeting to be held at the South “ WOOL BLANKETS. large Willow. Clothes Baskets,
lessening of the morning crush on Norwalk Baptist church this even pg . , , .- , , .
Brooklyn bridge is doubtful. The Ilfl- A rare treat in in store for those who COM- 3'EV53- “I" 5‘29 “7°01 9'3"“le fancy Uhu‘” pllce 89‘"
“81 dg‘Ilfl-YS "I remain; 138th?” by tihnt attend.‘ Galvanized iron Wire Cool borders. Regular $4.50 value. F'ldli’r 590. »
incth were expo once u mom on . . , . '
One reason l'ot' the absence of the EAGLES menu. orrlcsae. - Sim“. “ml” 15 c l’al'ww - .F'Wv ”-93. TOWELS.
crowd from the tunnel service is the ----- pm“ ’ 9c. / ‘ ' . ' ‘
fact that the subway trains run only a Jam. 1'. Hobbell Becomes Worthy . « ‘ y ‘ ‘ ,TABLE DAMABK. ‘ Largo sue Damask Towels.
short distance into the heart of Brooit- Pruldoot of“ Organization. CHAMBER P AlLs Unbleached Table Damask. 500,1 p3,, «_ ; fringe, Red 0,. up", bor-
lyn, and that there lfi “0 "3M!" 3" Installation of officers was held last ' , , H, l" (‘on “m”! a leader t 2,6
Yaflsflnfim WWW“ the subway and night by hot walk Aerie, Fraternal Or Medium size, galvanized Pulls. “3’81““ 1' I"! usual price is “0- ‘ us. . 3i . U a 0‘,-
Brooklyn lines by which Dumpsters der of Eagles in their rooms urine The usual price, :ulc. » Friday Price, 21:. Friday. 16c-
from the resldential district:- In that Gazette building. The oillcers installed
borough reach the center of Brooklyn were:
and Manhattan.
AGED COUPLE ouaneo 'r'o DEATH
Grandson Warned Them, but Flames
Had Checked Their Escape.
AUBURN, N. ii., Jan. 9.—.lames
Moulton and his wife. both aged more
than seventy-five years, were burned
to death in a fire that destroyed their
little home in this village today. Mr.
ycamld grandson, Roy Moulton, ilv-
ed ill a. large farmhouse owned by
ered the tire and warned his grandpar-
ents, who Were in an upstairs room.
r. .'._- [-‘n‘n . .j. . n u_- ..u . a -,- .,-,-,-_a,.,.,.V-,.<-_- I.- n .
"‘“Y' 27" BLACK PETTICOATS.
Past Worthy Presidents-«vii .l. Rey- .. ‘ . ‘ . ' . PLAID" , . . . . . . u, , ~ . .
acids. J M. Creagll . BOWLS 35 inch Wool Fluids, good put- Bluck rMcrcerized Petticoats,
Worthy President-J. 'l' ilubbcll. . ' ,l , ‘ , , J a
Vice- President-D “Mgr”. , Qt, Decorated Bowls. Value terns fol childlcns wul. Usual IIdlllli‘I lined. warm and dressy
Chaplain—Johan Kelly. 15c 25c value. , Regular price $1.69.
Secretary—John C. Wood ' '
Treasurer—Cornelius McNamara.
Worthy Conductor-3W. .l. Yoweil.
inside Gould-«Harry Dean
Outside Gllfil'iIMEiliiclie
Tipsters—B. .l. Reynolds, John I.
and Mrs. Moulton and their eiglitelvn- Dunning. John WfMlirqu-
' Acl'la PHYSICIHII“_~I“I'kifii West.
Charles 'l‘llton. 'l‘he grandson discov- THE ROYAL ARCANUM BOWLING
TOURNAMENT.
'l‘lll» final game,- between lIlt,‘ Portals:
Young Monilon ran ollt of thc.housc lips and Stamford teams will he played
expecting that. the aged couple were tonight at the Council room of Pouss-
following him. TheyKdid not appear, nus ill the Gazette building, Norwalk ,
however, and .tiio’young man tried in All Royal Arcanums with their friends -..
go back to their aid, hut smoke und are cordially invited to be present, as
flame barred the stairway a very interesting game is expected.
Neighbors came and window Wt'li‘. especially in the vent of the home. team
Ilrolwn in attempts to locate llilyl was winning which will plate
pie, hilt both perished The F‘lllitll’lfi Council at the head of the fourth dlvl
of their bodies were found after the slop, with the possibility of entering
ruins ilad- cooled. The cruise of the the finals. The game will comence at
tire is a mystery. 8:
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U. P. 250 COFFEE
is unl-xcellml at the price illliI linmpillllml elsewhere for less than
35c. We guarantee this Coffee: if you are not, pleased with it, we
will cheerfully refund your money or exchange it.
Other grades for loss—for more.
30.
We buy it direct—mo
lll- Pillll Stamps Full ill
THURSDAY, JANUARY 9TH
IS DIVIDEND DAY.
BRING YOUR BOOK IN AND GET
10 PINK STAMPS FREE.
WATCH FOR OUR ADV. IN FRIDAY'S PAPER.
The fund has now as.
l26 Waslihgtllil 8t.
Salli! Moth.
Phone'osg-z.
Friday Price, 3 lol- we.
Friday, 106 Polr. Our usual 29c special.
Friday Price, 410.
Lingerie Waists, dainty effects. 25c.
‘ Friday Price, 8:. Friday, 19c vm. 3 Friday, 51.09.
i‘ollels.
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TUBERCULOSIS COMMISSION. RIFLE PRACTICE CLUBS. NACHT TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.
, . , . WASHINGTON, Jan, ll.'--MajOIE.L . , ,
WA'llJiBlrlti. Jan. fl.- rIlt Stale .ialieli of New ilav:,¢n treasurer 0f the Gustav Nacht, the young New lia-
’i'llllcrclllosis Commission held its National Rifle Association is hpfg in V9" JBWlBI‘ Ifid- who called 0“ “I"
monthly meeting at the Elton yester- tattendance upon the annual meeting of South Norwalk police for assistance.
diay. lilgl‘lit dmonlborhs of the COllllllIl-lv' the board of directors of tlhat organizu- ’riieuduy afternoon, Wag taken to u".
son alien e the c airman, Dr. ..l P. lion. He reports that tie affairs of . . ,
Poster of New Haven, plcsiding I the association are in ii ilourishlngton‘ \mwalk Hospital last night, suffering
A report was heard of the work of the ditioli. Sevenlyoue new rifle practice “'9‘" ”3‘" from rheumatism, which
tuberculosis cluss recently organized l clubs have been nfiillalod with. the Na- prevented him from 891mm any "88"
in this city under the direction of tilt“ tional organization during the past or New Haven on his walk trip from
Visitin Nurses' Association. This year. it is undelstood that Major is— New York. Relatives of the young
i’onassus
class which meets regularly in! in hell wil be reelected treasurer. man were notified by wire yesterday
struciion under Dr. Dudley R. Deming. -—-——-——-————— afternoon. but they not arriving last
is made up of victims of. the disease . so many men are tied to it night, prominent .lcwish residents of
Who are ('3de for by the Nurses‘ As- This stmile it brings; South Norwalk. took the matter in ‘
socialion. The class is progressing The ticker tape is nothing less hand and arranged for his removal
very satisfactorily. Than Fortune's apron strings to the hospital.
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