Ann... I, ' v‘.l’ . il't
be gathering, wh h filled the nail:-
otiral throughmt ti; 9 t ,catitipl
purities, which 1 fr go
't‘toli hour. was , .. l flat-tilt Mgr
0‘..o'ciook. l’i‘hn ‘ s all) ' hi priest's
‘ u pasti o'c och... ,n on;
finned through. 3""
‘ ,3 t till! flail-iodine] out év.
‘ H.013 illicit. archbishop ,9):
ton, was consecrator. and the tint
1 ant bishp ,a wore, t, ,Rev. Louis 8.
lllll, of it. ttihiid. i can. list. usa-
til 1“. Foolish. D.D.. of Fall River. The
,ilt, oat washt. Rev. John
no of fartlord; tits deacon, Rev.
. [Mlle posthumous. or assaults; sub-
} Bandit. Rev. C. J. McFi’iroy. Bridge;
_ Wily. notary Itcv. M. A. Sullivan, ql
micron. ‘lillpliill’ltt to the blimp.
clout. Rov. P. H. Curran, Beverley.
3a.. and Rev. B. J. Flynn, of Molrosc,
"has. The preacher was Rt. Rev.
.‘ gr. Michael .I Lavallc. of St. Pat-
F ,ck's Cathedral. New York.
., .; The music of the {service was run-
' ' “ilul‘d by a choir of sevou hundred male
, yvaicss assisted by many soloists. all
,r . find the direction of Rev. Francis A.
i. .‘ J ,n. of tho cathedral, who was aid-
od»“‘in the preliminary work by Mr.
Baldwin, it}. ‘V. Caulficld and William
Conntuis. of this city. The pricsts'
‘cllolr numbered acvcuty voices.
‘. Bishop Nina. is that fourth bishdp in
‘ How England hierarchy to have served
“in St. James' Church, Boston. This
,i'rtlitlul ‘tmoiher of bishops" had among
liter priests at various times the late
Archbishop Williams, of Boston, the
limo . Ishpp Henley, of Portland. and
our i. nev. athew liarkins, new
bishop at Providence. Father Nilsn
'Went to Alllepbill‘y as permanent rec,
tor nineteen years ago. puccoedtng the
late Rt. Rcv. .iohn Brady. who 111th
became auxiliary bishop of Boston.
_ lipon his elevation to the bishoprlt
Father Nllnn has taken his episcopal
coat of arms. mountains the flour-tie
lis,,tlt‘s shamrock and lilies, a hart
standing by a forth-anti a pascbal ban
ner..'i"he flour-dolls refers to the given
namés .iqltll Joseph, and is an out
blematlc representation of St, .lohn
W St. Joseph. thc‘fostcr father of
the L‘ord,‘ the spouse of the Virgin
Mary. The shmnrot-k has rcfcrancc
to. the parentage of the new preiafh
* The‘hsrt standing by the ford is an ill
install .to Hartford. the city of his opts
canal sec. The pasclinl haunt-r llOl‘l.
aloft rcprceants the spiritual cilarnc
left of his rule. 'l‘hc motto on tilt
coat of arms Is "Dolphins lt‘irmatncn
tum Mount." (The Lord is My Strcnntl.
and ,Support.)
The crazier which iiishop Nilau wil-
use in his episcopal functions was pro
settled by his classmates of St. Just
eph'a Sbtltlnary. Troy, N. Y. The Kill
of the clergy of tho tlloccse Is a purscl
l’ gold
The last scrvicc of couscct‘ation In
the cathedral was on February 2‘.
1894, when tbc 1an Bishop 'l‘lcrncy
who. died on October 5. 1908, was
raised to the Site. The service today
was In most respects similar to that
-~peyformed sixtccn yt-ars ago. for It Is
laid down by the ancient canors. 'I‘hc
consecration marks the pientitudc ol
the priesthood, anti thc recipient ac
quires the right to l‘lllt' in a spiritual
.Way. and the fullness of his powers
comes with sacrament. This twins (in
teal! tlay of St. Paul of the Cross. tltt
elevation of the seventh bishop of ill!-
diocese makes tho toast day a notablt
one.
Archbishop O'Conncll, as consecra
tor, was Clolllvtl in the raintcnt of his
office, with mine. and thc assistant
bishops were in rochcts, stiles. and int
trcs. 'l‘llc procossion of priest con
ducted the consortium and the pro
lilies who wore to assist, anti tho ofil
cars of the mass, to the main altar
where Archbishop O'Connell look hit
scat. on tho faldstool placed on the pro
dolla of the altar with tho Bishop:
Walsh and Fcchall on sltltcr sldc. Tilt
serviCe consisted of the mass, and
than the consccrutlon, ttt iltt- former
Archbishop ()‘Conusll's ptmtiiicatlng
At the same time, the hishop~oicct
celebrated mass in a side chapel. Tho
symbolism of this into show the unity
of faith.
Than followed the consecration prop
er, beginning with the preliminary tut
Ilmlnation of tho priest. bcgun by tilt
reading of the apostolic commissior
by Rev. Father Sullivan. and followct
by thenusstions asked by the count»
orator and his assistants. to which the
elect. made nihrmuiiva replica. 'l‘ht-
gratuity was then led to Archlllshtlt
'Qnti’ell DQDl'O whom he knelt and
m ll.“ ii p. The latter rising rt»
‘ v is mitre and approaching tht
agar began the scrvlco of tron-oars
ti ll, lt‘ather Nllun making ills confcs
dion. The drift part canto with the In
it tituro of tho poutlficaltl, Father Ni.
lllvlng been conducted to a sldc
chapel. where ho ramovod the cape
and. but can Doctoral cross over his
Ilnlil, and tho tunic. dalmntlc. chasuv
h Md sandals. He was thcp condttctv
:ttl’vthe high. altar. whom he stood
balms the assisting bishops. The cob
t having bean sung. the bishop
. t prouirntcd himself at tho left of
it. con-aerator. the others kneeling.
Th) llhnisl of tho saints were sung.
and the blessings given. The book of
tillaollpsl you opened for thematic-
onlor and tint open book was placed
ms the shouldarp of the bishop-
now the first act of actual coau-
‘ com the Waco of the elect.
. it chino the laying on of hands
,. . .th ,nylua. "heroics tho Holy
, " handfuls the wishes of the
orchard that ho receive the full»
not till div Spirit. The priests“
' . filldiltod . the Vital tractor
in. II the cortisol-aim made the
_ of the cross with Holy, Chrlnm
m ‘ limo of the manure of tho new
4 p. ‘r'l‘lien he was annotated to
is! ,tlte , gifts of the Holy
. in the words of the prayer “May
may .0! faith. pnrlt of love and
malt: «masons .in aim/Write
3 at hand: followed. to indi»
, will. power given. The consccrator
' made lbwuign of tho cross-and
’ prayer. '
.y,
, , museum oaths spi opal in-
an pi‘flqlltid the creator and
all. _ More Maud. the hook of (ion.
' than hittilo than havin rucclv‘ pi
' r ‘ - in .. ~ " .
OHM-Bill ll lien is Hili lat.
Como to our mag store today tutti goth
see not clitoris, l-Rite, it will qulcttty
conillnizd xtlil oi lit true worth for Indiges-
tion, Dyspepsiafius, Distress altar eat-
ing. Hart/oils Dylpépsid:,, and last. but
not least Constipation. No other remedy _
can show such rdiuill. -
_" Come here to get the genuine Stomach-
Rite, as we are agents for this city.
It. EMIflmorG Si 00., llrttogisls,
. ‘ , inos'rhrttlllm annual:
préscntutlon and blushing of various
articles usod by the bishop in his oili-
cos at the altar followed. and the con
eluding service embraced tho cntllron-
lzation of the now bishop and his bless-
ing 0f the people. The service closed
with the kiss of police again givcn and
the recitation of the Gospel of St. John.
The musical program Included an
elaborate rendition of Gregorian
Chant. The choir of sonic tltrcc hull-
tired volccs Includotl sixty lllt‘llllli’l‘tl of
the sanctuary choir of St. .loacph's
Cuthcdrnl. and our. hundrcd voters
from tho Seminary of [Al Salcttc, and
the soloists were, Pctcr it‘. itntllttan.
baritone, of Hartford, and William .l.
Connors, soprano, also of Hartford.
The cities rcprosnntcd in thc t-llolt'
wcrc New IInch. Bridgeport, Non
tvicll, New Britain. Middloiown, and
apringfleld. Mass. and New York city.
The priests choir was undcr tho tli«
rcction‘of Ray. .iobn A. Kt‘lllli‘l'. rot--
‘or of St. Gabriel‘s Church, New
‘iocbolle. N. Y. The organist was (in-
‘on M. lhttlticr, who has bccn asso-
:Iatctl with Waltcr llamrosclt in lllt‘
\iew York institulc of Musical Art.
\dr. liethicr is a composer of church
'nusic. Hc prcsided at tho ttpcuing of
he grand organ at the St. fouls E»
-losltion. The musical service In its
antirety was directed by Ralph Bald-
.tln, supervisor of music in the public
tcllonla of Hartford. lo‘r. Kollncr, witu
otl the priests' choir. Is a classmatt-
if Bishop Nllan's at St. .lost-ph'rt Sclnb
tary, Troy. N. Y.
‘olinws:
llass In 1‘) Minor.
)rgnn Prclutlc.
Mr. lli'lllli‘l‘.
’roccssiouul«~-l.amlutc Put-rt ......
(‘flhili‘t'l
Church (‘llilll‘.
llll't'll .................... flrctzttrlttp
I‘rlculs‘ Choir.
llot‘ia ...................... Stvwnri
Church Choir. I
iradunl .................. :rcgorlnn
l’rltlstt-t' Choir.
()ffcrtory ................. tirngurlttn
It’ricsta’ Choir.
licct» Sacrrtlott. Mutants (lnctort
Ritcinbcrgcr
(‘Ilurcli Choir.
i'icnmlict-us tWiIllam t‘tmnorsl . . . .
Sit-win!
(‘Ilttt‘rb (‘ltoir.
Contbunlon ............... fircgoriun
l’rirsls' Choir.
Roccssionnl-~.lurttvit licmlntts
Priests (.‘hoir.
To ilcntu ................. (lrt-gttritlu
Prlcsts' Choir. .
............... (ircgorialt
Priests“ Choir.
Thu scrmon was dclivcrnd
Itcv. Mgr. lJchlle.
“For a child In born to us, and a sun
In givcn to us. And the govcrntncnt is
tpon his, shoulders. And his name
that! be called Woudcrfni. Connscllor.
the Faillcr of tho World in coma. inc
l‘rincc of Peace. Hts Empirt- shall he
‘llllllllllll‘tl and til'cre shall bc no end
if pcncc. He shall sit upon the Throm-
lf David and upon his Kingdom: to
stablisil and strengthen it. with itnig
arm and .1 " ticc. from itcuro
Allilphonc .
li_\' ill
I
Drill and Tho zoul of tin-
. .orti of ... priorm tllls.“~
saias l "
If it
hose words
’rophell for 0 ti
o spitomiss this solemn. ntolnctltotut
tnti hill)”, ill ' inn we arc ttttcntllllg
his blostlutl d A pious, brawn sun
'i‘flilllll pastor whose thoughts during
its whola period of his aact'oti minia-
ry, have been Ill far from tho utllrc
ts worn thoau of David willie totaling
lIs flock from the Throne; of farm-l. is
“retiring one of the highest marks of
’lOllOl‘ and ctlnfltlunt'a that can bu f‘tlll’
‘urrcd on a human bcimt. llc couu-s to
ion with tho simplicity of a child. lic
"cum to you roluctanily. fur llf' chor-
btltod tha shot-p lll' has faithfully tcnd.
iii so many yours, and tho charming.
wottrciy happy lilo ho toavcs bchlnti.
lint hc comus valiantly. willing, ho»
causc ho is morcly obeying tho win»
of God axprcmd In tho tnantialc of
the sovereign pontiff.
You now boon longing and praylnll
for his ndvmtl ovcr slut-c thtl day of
your grant loss, whoa Our Father In
Heaven called to his nicrnttl toward.
that ideal of the aplscopatc, tho grant
indefatigable, warm-human. saintly
Bishop Tierney. Now that your pray-
" has listen dranind you racclvn your
new pralstc with open arias. You
Welcome him as tho Galatians greeted
at. Paul. nfit mercly as a minister of
Christ. not even as an angcl of God.
but ill! Christ himself. Main you hard
it divinity appointed chief, rulnr, in-
spircr. model and tilde. 'I‘bo govern-
ment is upon his a touldcr. ills office
is wonderful. lie hat-omen tbs great
counsellor not only to you, but to thc
nlv rsnl church. tic bi tint father of
he drill to cthnc, the high nwcr sn-
cins‘ out will malts pout in your
, out works of anal. the. dispenser of
he blollaln s that lead to eternal life.
From thill by the Right Rev. John J.
Ninth It; bishop of Hartford. And you
are his loving. devoted pi'ioiitil untl llet)‘
o.
,Whllt is the racist reason of your
patient, prays til longing? hi it no
on so a more man. however worthy.
it, full of merit. has been raised to
8:" committal! his care and the kiss
, _ admin cm by the as
' and “ham billions. 'l‘lto
in
lofty dignity on clothed ivlth great
power? No it is not in human nature
Thc program was as
\ lialumorcl
('Ilurch Choir.
Consccratlou.
Mindy of lhc Saints ..... (it'cgorinn
l’t’lcats' (‘lloir .
Vi‘nl, (‘rcnior Spirit ....... llrcnorlalt
. I I
«have n . . .. r «w; . . ‘
tumult for infill, twine. tho south!
manta withflhil; yilti-r hnhrttf arc'
stirred. Thu 9 ..ilnrlag front your
knowledge Ito h theoretical and prur»
tlcttl hf the nationally and blessing of1
the notational allies. “You rsnlizn that
the blahouitt an integral. sanctuary
and most. forceful art of the organism
lion of tho churn as established by
cttr«_,‘Biodllotl Ulrd and Saviour. l
What then is a Mahdi)? An amt-ta
with duties so multifarious it is diffi-l
cult to deltas accurately and Menuhin,
.iy.uB‘ut we wilt-not be far from the,
complete truth in sayln g that the:
bishop is the sntboditnuut. the coil»
oration. the incantation of tho/immor-
tality, unity. strength and love of the,
church of Christ. lie embodies hurl
Immortality bananas it Is through inc
cplitcopacy alonclhat the church nor--
severest tlmntxlt all ago». and will last
until the and of time. Thu bishop is
the efficlant cause in tho Provldcnco of
God. of tho wondorful unity of tho
church through his union with tltc
Soc of St. Pcicr. the prince of
apostles, the vicar of Christ on earth:
and the union of the priests and tho
pcoplo with their own particular chicf
and spiritual golds. 'I‘Ilu upiscopato
conslilutos also the. strength of tho
church. ’i‘lto bishop is tilt» Iawmukur
and the enforcer of tho law. lid has
lhc riqpt of seat and voice In all
councils. m-tttttolllt‘ai, national and pro
vlncial. In which the ordinances for
the gsncrnl welfare are framed. iic
tiirttcts his own diocesan synod. It is
his duty at tho some time to enforctt
all those laws, to reward the just. to
punish the wicked. to preserve ordcr
and decorum ln‘thc rcgion assigned
to him nntl to or that tho priests and
puoplc nrc faithful to their duty. But
above all tbc bishop is the incarnation
of ”W low of illl‘ church, of (‘llrlst's
low for human souls. fin who t-olut-s
to you in that great capacity is In
i'\'i‘I'_\‘ way qlilllllli‘il by his tulallts of
lltltttl :llltl Itcari to hold that high oilicc,‘
and to utiluiulstcr it. In such a way as
to increase litc Immortal vigor of tbc
church, to prcscrvc you fit unity or
Iovc and cntIt-ator to bear the Itcavy
weight of the govcrltmt-nt. to bc your
father of thc world to come, and to
purist-t your potion."
With the fttllcst appreciation of ”W
labors anti merits of his product-sums.
wc ask (‘lttr it‘atltcr in licuvcn to grant
that this now ndtttinisiratiou may Iw.
an ill illc propcr t-otll'sc of cvcnts it
should bc. ricllt-r and morn protiucilrc
than all that lllll’t‘ gouu lwfo ._ Cui-
lurt-tl ups Tylcr. tcuti tr was g‘Ht'iill‘.
strong was hit‘li‘ili'lilli , ccutlt- was
tiltlltcrry, practical was McMahon,
saintly was ’i‘lcrllcy. bitty all titvit‘
\‘ll'll't'fi lll' utlItcti in. and admit. tlic
administration of lithium Ntlttn
Banquat In Foot Guard Hall.
.~\t thc bautptot to tho clcruy in Foot
iiuurtl iIuII this nftt-rntton lililll‘tt‘ Wt‘l‘t‘
laid for Toll gucxt. 'i‘itt- tottsiatuslor
was tho lit-t. \‘i‘llllmn .lv All‘lllll'li, pan»
for of St. .itttnt-u t‘htlrclt, South Mall-
cltcstcr. 'l‘lic l't'fllltlllfil'ri at tho pout
lil‘itllillill oxct‘t'lut'n word "The Holy
Fathom" tho Moat lit-\crtdlti \‘t’llliunt
ll tl‘t‘tmntvll il.l),. archbishop of lit».-
ton: "'l'hc Iiicrurt-hy of Now England.“
lltc Itlttbt Ri'V, hittiltcw lint-kins iiil.
bishop of l’i'tH‘ltlt‘ilt‘t'; "'l‘lttv Arch lib»
war of liositnl." lllc llcv. William F.
flout-rs, l'. ii.. of t‘hclsctl, Muss: "'I‘Itc
“inflow of Ilnriford,”tlho Right lit-v.
John Synutl, l..l.. ituprcsidcut of St.
Thomas Seminary, Hartford.
‘n Itchnlf of tho let‘I‘Ftllll tlcrgy u
tcsliutttnizli of a purse of gold was pro
ritjillt‘tl to lllt-illull Nilan A bountiful
poctorni cross act Itl illllllitlllilti anti
illlltllllyrls was also prt-st'illt‘tl it) tho
bishop by llli' Ilnrtrurd alumni of Si
.ioscpb's Scrotum-y. 'I‘rot. N Y. 'I‘Ittt
alumni association of St. .loscpb‘s
t'ivtuiuury. Troy, sotuvtt‘mc and pro
scllicd llisltop .\'tlntt with :t :act of
tnltrcs.
ill his tcsponttc Rt. ltt'y l-‘t'. l-lytluti
said:
l
i
,“ it in true, titatplut in songs
‘: ”mom" (thlgl,.‘ll)’lllfltl of pl‘nisc.
mg}. the mum. of son lilliiVIK‘tlilltl to you unsougbl, uutl wc.
. m. coming of ()urii’iilll‘ spiritual sultlccts, can cry out in
0rd um, Wm“ due rdllerfincc, ho said grailtutic. "This is lll-t tiny tint l.ill'il
l
I
The: aintcly ct-rttlnobics which last
alit-ntictl your trouaovrniitllt llt‘c symbol
lcal of tho joy that today ptlsscsstea
thc faithfttl of this t-otuuttutwt nitll At!
tor a protrut-tt-d wldowhtmti, tltv tilt»
roar of Hartford lays llfllilt‘ ihc trap-
plugs of won and cltllbcs horror” "as a
lump utiornctl for but Ilnsbttuti.” 'l‘ltc
fccllug which lnnlulnlcs tho prints of
priests anti ptmplc art- littlnnly pourcti
of thanksgiving and
Tim st‘t‘ptrc of tho
hath tnatlr. lot as l‘iflflli‘i‘ and in» glad
thorcln.“
’I'Ilc nunouuccmttut of your clot-lion
to tho itlslloprlc of Hartford. ltittht
liovercnd Blr. was quickly I’oiittwctl by
fluttering reports of your llllli‘llli I'ill‘
illn high office. and wn who know you
not. bttt who had pcrfccf ('Olllltlt‘lli‘t‘
in thc lioly Soc. wort» \‘tuitvd with u
tit-lulu of satisfaction and profound
peace, Au lliv days passcti nttti icktl
monies to your t-Illnout “'fil‘lllllli'i'lit
continued to mono froth tnt- hour and
distant. wu felt lltdcctl that tho apart
of tho t‘ltllrch of Hartford bud Illlitlt'
powerful littcrcttssitut for ill-i lli'til'i' tllv
lhrono of tItc uttpt'culc tutti luvialblc
Shepherd. Amid llilt‘ll foullngs of con-
llticnct», It may not bc tin-sumptuous to
natillro you. lllghl ltuvcrcntl ilisllop,
that Prnrltittucc has cast your lincs ltt
pleasant platens. 'l‘itc goodly licltluuvcr
which you have been not an on anus»
tic. have bean plowed and plantati by
a line of apostolic urchins. This first
of that illustrious company canto
among all with tho ardent zeal of the
convert. Ho Itlltl found tho punt-i of
great nrlcc. and tirelessly did ltn labor
to share the inheritance with oihurs.
Hardly had he established hitttsoif in
his now Ben when nrttnl Glucose cndod
his saintly life. bishop 'f‘ylcr was for
lowed by tho Right ticvarond llarnard
O‘Roiiiy. an or antler in advance of
his time who panncd wisely and did
much to Inauguralc tho reign of cannu-
lOilLlRW among lhc scattortid flock. fie
bchold llit“ harvest rIpt-nlng. and while
returning from the market place: of
“it! old world. Whhl‘o’lflihuil sought ht.
borers for tho vinuyard, thoonvlotlu
nccau clalmsd him as its spoil and
fits faithful of the struggling diocese
of Hartford were again loft orphans.
After an lMOl‘l‘i’lfllltlm of more than
two years, Heaven. in response to the
prayers of tho distracted flock. vouch‘
salad the rat-gut of gifts. a chief pastor
with the eloquence; or a lit/human!
ltnti tits. chart of s at. Vincent d‘s
Paul. His to of seventeen elm
WWW. mm...
, . ,y. M
:,.t‘. .,
Macao
“A lady came into my store lately and said :
“ ‘1 have bean using a New Perfection Oil Cook-Stove all winter
in my I “ meat. I Want one nowllgor ally summer home. I think
on
those ’9 l, stovea‘ are ,wondsrl‘ul.
comfort logy at ,tiuy would all its).
one. I I its a cut y stove to blot
of my it- ends. human were salon.
blind. They thought that that. w
smell and smoke from Ill oil nova. an, ,
that it hosted a room just illtd any other
now. Hold methyl my ”patience
and one after snotlm they of ans, In
now, not one of than: won d give hm
up for five times its could"
The lady who said this had thou in
an oil stove was all right for auto iy
heating milk for a baby, or boiltn a
kettle of water. or to make co on
quickly in the morning, but she nova:
dreamed of min it for difficult or
heavy cooking. ow«—Iha knows.
Do you unity spatula“ what a How
Parthenon Oil Cosh-mow mun- la you P No
man cast to carry. no man coming to the
dlnmr tabla so tired out that you can“: out.
lust it‘ll: a Purl-cum [love and immudluteiy
tho but from so inteuu bloc flame shoot-
up to tho bottom of thunk or own. But
tho roomlso‘ but . Oi'ill no anatomy
until. no out his but. no drudury In tho
kitchcn when one of that stand is mad.
,- ' \V l (1 h at
and attractive. Made With 1. 2 and 3
can be had wan or withougCabinet.
livery dealer everywhut: if not at y
y womenvknew what a
. Cautionary Note: Be sure
you gut this stow-rue
that “the hump lat.
reads New Pcrfect on."
i
Per“ "cotton.
LU I.
or
' 0k? Still/CI
it has I Cabinet Top with a shelf for keeping platcs and food hot. The
nickel finish. with the bright blue of the chimncys, malted the stove ornamental
I LA HI ll
5
burners; the I and 3-hurner stovu
ours. write for Dcuriptivs Circular
to ill! hum! “can of the
Standard Oil Company
(harmful
pcoplc over whom you arc now to cx-
orcisc cplscopnl jurisdiction. The
sploutlitl li‘lllltlt‘ pluuucti by'lltc third
bishop of Hartford was brgnn by his
ultcct-asor, titt- ~niutly Ullilttll'l‘y, u'ltttsc
rclcu was all to.) brief and Wlltliit' ill“:
parturc prt-purt‘tl llll‘ way [or ill“ FF"
sourcciul anti utulultlc lilhllttlt iii.»
Manon.
Ills microns“: and your liliilli'ullt’llgl
product-aunt. was ltllthll to m- uii .\‘tl
word of tulltc is lli'i‘ilt‘il tn lil‘tlt'lllllll his
work. (in Wlllil“ you will through tllc
ltvuatit tutti brt-utlllt of this prut-uwroua
tlioct-st- you \tlli filtti tntultuncuts tvi‘ his
charity and cloaucnt it-ultlttuniuis to
his mull. lilgill itch-rout] Sir. litt- npir»
ll of Bishop 'I‘ltttnc) hon-rs uwr limit)
it (lifl‘illvd roof in this lit'l(l\t‘d Hill?”
and tho pttltittrfs of ill.» tivvtnttlltl; mail
will confront you to Not) county fllill
in almost curry cut of tilt” cplscttpul
St‘i'. You will ltc i lwcrvti on all lilill‘h'
by traditions at otm- bailout-ti and tu~
spirillx and you “ill pardon lili‘ if I
l‘cllillltl you thus .‘llltlll‘l_\ that um arc
the living l‘l‘lll‘l‘st’lllillh’i‘ of an lilo»
trlous lino of Catholic ptllttll‘l’s.
’l‘llc labors ill our opiscupal icndt-rs
llav . ('\l‘l' btwu :vt‘i‘iillllt‘il it) lilo cffurls
oi t‘cl’otctl ptwstu. \‘ttll haw t‘ulllc
antnng a hardworking. a loyal and
illll‘tlllilll lil‘ll‘nllllllltl. 'I‘Ilt- Ittlrtcst is
rlpcnittg and to.» lttilurcrs arc not low
bttt litany. THIN look to you for Iusplr
ultou tutti bunting. Tilt-y would llin‘l‘
you ll‘l‘l from tho wry lll‘flllllillll; that
tilt-y arc l‘i‘llill' to cmtpcralv with you
fit cvcry good work. Tlll')‘ bid pic to
icndcr you u'tuost cordial “(‘li'tilllt‘ and
as an tvnrnost proof of tilt-tr lwtwro-
lt‘lll‘l‘ liltty rctttlcai you to nt‘i‘i‘lll this
slight tokun t ltl‘t‘twfll it to you. itinhi
litwcrt-lltl llinlitlll. with HIV lli‘ill‘lll'll
wish that your t-ptacuputc may Ito infill
and most fruitful.
This Evenlug’s Pquram.
'l‘llla i‘h’i‘lllllt‘, lllsltop Nlli‘tfi will for
tho first tinu- pontiflcuic at solemn
\‘t‘t-‘llf‘l‘al ttl St .ltmtqtlt‘s (.‘ulhctlrul. 'i‘bc
lil‘i‘ut‘llllr will bc tho oiuuuctti liI'ht
I'tcvct'llti Mar. Thomas J i-lltuhutl. hll.
Jul, t't't'lttr of the t'aiholir l'nivt-rsity
at Wilultllli-lllill, and n foruuu- t-hntlccl-
lor of this illilt'liili‘. M812. Sltnhun is
rcmgnizcd as tho loading authority mt
church history lll tho linitctl Rlait-s.
This t‘Vl'lllllK for tho first limo u now
urt'aunomtoul of cltwtric lights will be
cluployotl Ilt Illi' t‘llllli'ill‘fll. Iluntirt-tis
nl‘rlct'trir bulbs hidden from How of
lllt‘ apt-claims will shod titrir light
into ovary i‘lii‘lll'l‘ of thc otllflcc show-
int: tiff to utirttuiaut- llll‘ lutcrior lint-t.-
of lllt‘ lll'l‘lllli‘t‘llil't‘ of this llllljt‘iilli‘
at rnct u ru.
'l‘ht- llllliill'lll program will bc as fol
liliA‘l-l, ilto waitrrs llt'llil: aunt: In Fatal
liorduui alylc by tho combinnti church
and Hlliili‘lllh choir of Hill voiccu:
Organ l’t'ttiuttc. .
Mr. lli‘lllli‘l‘.
Ilixil liotnitltla ............ (it-caution
i‘unfilobtu- . . . . ........... timgorinll
ilauius Vir ............... ttrcgoriau
Lulldatc l‘ttct'l.
Iattttlttto tituuna.
llyluttw lain t‘unfcsttor ilrcgurlult
Magnifirni ................ Grctrorlnn
Rollins (‘ociu tbyutn) ,. llatumcrsl
0 Sttlutttrla .. ......... Saint Sunni
, .iultu i‘lttucgun.
’l‘utttuut l-irltn ........ Sletiucnborgot
Ulvluc l'rnlnt-s.
Anuclls Sula ........ liltclltbcrgoi'
l’i‘li‘l' “Mimi“.
Rnccssionttl ~ ccct- Qatvordun Maxims.
Mr. llcthlcr.
«unwound-manna
courier FOR SHERIFF.
cum Voiimor Cantu That Mallow WII
Dllctlfllini Irina-port.
'l‘bc iirldgcpurl islands“! i'ntltordal'
printed an article on the contest (Will
the Democratic nomination for shorifl‘
of ll‘atriicltl county. the apparcnl ob-
,lttct lining to Iniurajho canvass of
tibial of Potion Voilmcr. of south Non
Walk. The napcrltold of a taunting bo-
twuan 'an ('niicotor John M. mutually.
of Itridgnpnrt, and. (tidal Volhucr and
Corporation (humus) John Keogh. at
which the. nhcrlfl matter watt discus»
ad. and iiilltl Mr. DonnnIIy rcfttscd to
withdraw trout are field.
tihiof Volltttcr stator) today that. polls
tics were not. manhunt-d. the can more-
l , being a friendly one, as both Messrs,
banter and Keogh httppttnstl to meet
. ridgaporf that titty. and having to
l
mm one tag: libitt'tiidtlon tut tits
v
nsnn- of Francis Patrick hiclr‘nrlalld.’ BADLY iNJURED DY FALL FROM
is still a household word among the HORSE. ‘
Bristol School Superintendent Sus-
tain: Fractured CollarbOne and
Internal inluries.
liltIS'I‘tll.. April 28.;- ~Nt-\\'cll .lt-n-
pings, supcliutcttticnt of schools. was
Illl‘ovn frontilis Inn-ac willlt- ottt riding
lwrc ycatcrtlal and rccciwti Iujurics
which .wltllc tttti cultuidt-rml fatal. arc
scrions. Thu Itorsu was friglttcncd at
a passing tt‘olicy car and run into a
tttloaruplt pttlc brushing .lcunings off
onto lltc ground lic was unconscious
witch plt‘ltctl 'tip and an cxatttinullon
simwctl that ho was out about the» {arc
and bond and lint] a fractured collar-
botm and was llljlll'i‘tl lllll-‘l'llfllly. lit-
“lift illlti‘ll it. his llflllli‘.
DlED WiTHDUT CALLING DOCTOR.
Sister of Bey. Subject of Recent Coro-
ner's Report Also ill With
Scarlet Fever,
S'I‘AMF‘ORIJ. April — lilsic .Iolt
ililil. 12 your.» obi, uhosc brother Ed"
ward. (lll‘tl sowrui days ago of St‘ill'll‘l
luvcr without rccciving lllctilcul uttcnr
tiou. “Milli to his parents rciiuious itc-
lit-f was )‘t‘lili‘l'tllu rcpotlt-tl ill of tilt-
Sililll‘ dispose. 'l‘Itc littlt- nirl had buch
tcnuttcd from llt‘l‘ putt-ills“ home to llll'
htuuc of rclntittm about llll‘l‘l‘ luiics
outahlc of tho city limits. ltcport was
tnutic to Town lit-ulth tlfiIt-ct- t‘rauc it)»
day by Dr. lit-pry l’_ (icib, who had
Itcclt t-ttllvtl ill to tllatztlost- illt‘ (‘iifith
it“
-i.
WATCH FOR THE COMET.
Tho Rod llraitntt of tho sky. Watch
tho t-ltildlctl ittr sprint: coughs and
colds.
flout-y anti ’l‘nr In tlm qutsc. It is
”W lit-sf illlf‘l Sllfi'itl [lll‘h‘llllilll anti
t'lll‘t‘ for t'l'tlttp \\‘lit‘l'l‘ lllt‘ llt'i‘il is ur
gout and iluuu-tllntv t-vllt-f is n vital no
ct-sulty. (‘onlains no tillllllt‘s‘ or harm-
ful drugs. ltt'fusc subatlitttcs. Thu
0'
Iit'itlgc l‘ltltrtuncy.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MnhackemO-w-IC. .l, Manning. Louis
viiic; Mrs. L. .l. .‘tlillcr, Nun York:
ii. if. lillns, Northampton; Ml‘. and
Mrs, \‘ult-ltilllc E. liitsun, Hartford; ll.
R. lint-limit. H. 3. ,l‘iut'lbuti. Wilton;
I.. Mints, Newark: i. 0. Phillips, Now
York; W. ll linboitx. city; Nt-ii Mc-
Chill, A. (.3. Gould. MlHH C. (loultl. liri’.
I“. 1‘. Nov Moran, Now York; b‘. l..
iloylu, Mnnchvstcr. (‘t.; M. .l. .iortlau.
llrldaoptu‘t: W. F. Smith. Now York:
It‘. ll. Lawton, city: A. it‘. llttwitca, Now
York; 0. 0. Dairy. lltlubury; 7., Smith.
lt‘tccpot't. i.. I.; i‘. i‘atltuus, iim-kawuy
llt'ilt'll; il. .l. lihrtlctt, Spl‘inftfirlti; Wil-
lium Morrison. it‘. F‘. .lalut-u. ltittgcuc
Wont-r. .i. '1‘. i‘arc)’. Nt-w York: Wil-
liam Rudolph, Wcst t-‘iayvlilc; J. l..
llowos, Nt-w York: .l. 1’..Mt>ttlcatltc,
North Atlanta: (3. 'I‘. iit'ttwnn anti wilc.
Now York.
’I‘u tltc ”Hill“ of t‘uunty tttmuuiaslon-
cra of l‘lllt‘lltllti Cililll‘i'l
\Vc Itcrcby apply for n transfcr of u
Ilccnsc No. 77 to soil Splrllutlus and
Intoxication Liquors. Ala. Inacr flour.
liltiut- Wino and t‘Idcr from 'i‘Itt-oduro
lIrIn, at 3:! Railroad avcuuc. to Philip
t‘tttttttllluto and Quinlo ltnrdnni. at 23
Railroad ttvcuuc. Town of Norwnik.
'l‘hn proposed llllt‘t‘ of luminous Is not
iocatotl within libil root In a dirt-ct liuc
of u t‘lttlroil ctllilcc or Public School-
itutuw, or flip , prolnlacu pcrtniltlhlr
illct'ato. or any l’oltt ()fllt‘c. l’tlbllc Ll-
brary or t‘cnttttcry.
llalotl ttt Norwnik. this 20th day of
April, A. ll.. liltil.
i‘iiibil’ (ms’i‘ltllJANt).
QUlN'f‘p HARDANI.
Applicants.
We. the nudarnlgncd. electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law. of the
Tom of Norwalk. hereby endorse tut.
application of the above an , d Philip
(lastcliano and Qulnto liar out for
such license and Wu do uovorallycon
iffy ouch forrhlmltolf that wo are into
puycrs ownlnk rout saints situated in
said TOWn of. Nurwalk.
illttcd at Norwalk. this 20th day of
April. A. 1)., 1910. , .
- Louis t‘lumtnrin. William H. Malone.
Morris Bttlll. ltidwsrd lirowor. Felix
tilfatto. .
l hot-shy certify that the above 11am
on cndorsers am electors and taxpay-
ers. as debited by law. of tho 'i‘own of
Norwalk.
I
April. A. ll., iiiil).
wait for it train. dropped in to see
Mr. Donnally a few minutes.
ANNIE it). Blif'i'li.
an 28 Asst. Town Clark.
(
I
t‘ul‘clul motltors th-p lt‘tllt-yil
William”
Cohitidtlralllé Ltisaoi Matt in did
i
i
I
i
lttlaltcs this llltl ldrai cur.
T
.7 Au
was-Mum...
Attempt to Dislotlge the.
Albanian Beliefs
Mu...” ........
CUNS'FAN’PINOPIJ'}, Apl‘ll ZEN-Tho ‘
'l‘lll‘ltlrill troops twice attlt'utcd Ktwllflr
uink Puss in Upper Albania, In all his
tt-nlpt to llislotlgc the Albanian robots.
bill on both Occasions wcro tlrivon
back with cottsitiet'ablc loss. Fears
:trt- now t-ntcrtuiuotl for tho safcty of
tins towns of Pristinn anti l'risronti, In
Ntll’llli‘l'fl Monastlt'. Albntliu. Halli-oat!
I‘Ullllllllllli‘iilliill Itciwccn l’riutllla and
llsltub is lutcrrnptotl.
LONDON. April iii—«A special from
Suloullti says that five hundred Alban—
lilllh', cilicfiy Woman and ('lllltll'l‘ll, art!
a».
‘ rcportt-tl its having boon killctl lit the
military lifllllllnl‘illlli‘lll of (lotlauntz by .
i
titc 'i‘tlrltislt forces.
“ .. . WV... ,-
SHE KNEW WHAT HE WOULD DO
TO IT.
“Why did Hllt’ dist-outlnuc ilcr action
for ill\’itl'(‘t-',’"
“Silo not a tip that (lit! judge was
going to award ht-r-ltuabund the cus‘
ttltly of ”iv poodlc."-liottulon Post.
The “Koehler 40"
[S [N TOWN
Classy In Appearance, with the Latestv
Style Montclair Touring Body.
Idxlrnutu [ttho-l' on hills with a specd
of 4 lo till piling up ittlur on high gear
Itcntcntbt-r the speedy Ittiit- "littp-
mobile :tl‘ runabout. also ”to rcliabloi
Maxu‘t-li, '"l‘.\t‘l'lli' :iti,‘ l{)'tllil’-l4(‘\\‘lfi
anti i‘oiuulllil,
'l’Itont- hilt. t;l.tl\‘I-;li, 241-7..
new garagn, 72:34.
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
(ll‘ tilll'
...._..4..... w.“ .-......,. m... M .. -w.--._
was
’Nttluti‘l‘t
' I
that all
it“ .t‘
t: ,t
ditchflmhaini‘hiph.
. . uh
mm the hair. ,. .
also who want to-proloet‘illluir
hair.» animated. who. it aid. and
00 their attractivendss, , fluidity
this preparation} Which is absolute-
ly safe and harmless, and one of
file hast ml“ its: tilt? great; filler.
. MIL. rt! rill in cuts a .
reputablozfirn‘mlsts. Qc‘t,il: ”:3,
A. l). a. drug store, where you'see
out algal ‘j~ihti~Wifltlow.
Ir
l Has Brightene
City National Bank
SOUTH .‘Nttllwaut. CONN.
aust N E88
Capital Surplus and Profits
$100,000.00 $117,000.00
Cafe Deposit Com. 8: and 06 par you.
sowm H. MATHEWSON. Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP, in Vino-Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vic.-
Pros.
WtLFsao BODWELL, Cllhlor
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mum-on Henry Segment
John H. Knapp Samuel mmmsn
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian swam John H. Light
Ind H. Rowan
HA8 N0 Tssnoss FOR THE i
HOUSEKEEPER wuo uses A
Vacuum Cleaner
The Regina Hand Cleaner
for stain of 325.00, for root at $1.00 per
day. and
The Peerless Electric Cleaner
for solo at $65.00. lor roof at $3.00 per
day, arc thc bust clcancrs on the mar-
kt-l, and wc will ttcmoustrntc thc fact
if you will call at otlr store.
i. .i. lIIIlllIIIt & Still Bil.
134-130 WASHINGTON smear.
COUTH NORWALK.
a
a
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tlfttml at Nttrwallt. this 20th day of
We litintl 0th GWHW.
Feuwiclt . .0 hold .00.
nut-rub IA :bd‘ttinuii
TRANSACTB A GENERAL IANKING‘
l
These are the initial A. ll. 8. druggiats:
I > ‘
Allen. the druggiat.
The Bridge Pharmacy.
.Thd Clifford Pharmacy.
Quittner a Cavity, PrOpa.
l HALLEV'B COMET NovaVlatsu-z.
“—
d Consider-ably This
Week, and Can Now Be Seen
With Naked Eye.
CAMBRIDGE. March, April 28.——-llai-
lcy‘s comet has brightened rapidly
since last Friday. and is now clearly
visible to the naked rye shortly after
:i a. nl. '
’I‘he comet is displaying a fine brush.
like tail, of some three tlcgrecs in
length, while the nucleus shines with
a brightness of between 2.5 and 3 mag-
nitudu.
Prof. 0. C. Wendell at the Harvard
Observatory, was able to make a num-
ber of interesting observations this
morning. despite the moonlight and
thc hastening dawn and his photomt»
tric measurements showed the uncle-
us to be 6.01 magnitude.
lialley's comet has not as yet attain-
nd so spectacular stage as that of Com.
ct A. seen in the western sky in Jan-
uary, but the rapidity with which it
has Increased in brightness during the
past five days gives promise of a
splendid display in the course of a
wo-ok. and astronomers have great
bopc that when it emerges from tht,I
bright sunlight in the wcat next month
it will be a most interesting cclcalinl
plt'ttlre.
’l‘ht- cotnct is now moving through
titc ctmstcliution of Pisces. and for a
day or two will bc a short distance
east of the bright star in the southeast-
crn corner of the great square of Port-
asus. '
'A “careful search of the custom sky
an hour and a half before sunrise will
disclose the visitor, and a tit-Id glass
will bring it much cleaner. to view.
~Hoavy. impure. blood makes a
muddy, imply complexion. headaches.
nausea. ndigcstlou. Thin nicod makes
you weak, pnlc. sickly. Burdock Blood
Bitters makes the blood rich. red. pnro
~~rcstorcs perfect hculth.
High Grade Ball Bearing.
. LAWN
MOWERS
Garden Hose
Hand Caltit'ators
Brandt Sprayers
Wire Netting
an
7-1.
N mailing!“ imam.
Hours“! to 11:801. an. and 11.46 to
o p. m. llfunday on sum. 7 col
9 p. is. - I . “
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And All Seasonahle Goods
til i. w
112‘ wuu‘lbarou wraith
O
wuss A nor strait. ("Jonas
RANGES
will be in great demand. so if you
“not to be ready for the
heat, order ‘yotuL Gail .
Banal today.
its
1.7
garter . intramural IF
it mamas
by“?
on
Norwalk Chronicler