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School secretary of the House ofE
that God in pivlng the Spirit can pive
Biceps, custodian of the Prayer no more. lie charged the people about
Book. registrar of the convention. He be confirmed to be loyal, its a last
5 The unveiling of the Selleclt meitroriiili word to them.
E in the churchyard. ! The confirmation followed in which
8 to 10 p. m., reception at the rectory.}the clergy of the various churches
:30 vesterday morning about. niwho were giving of those to be con
,lrundred church membernw were pres ifirmod In St. Paul a. the mother
lent attire Holy Communion service of; church all took part They were be-
which the bishop was the celebrunt. ieide the bishop. Rev. James Benton
At the 9: its service morning prayer.- 2 Werner. of Grace Church. Namath;
*thero was a good- sited gathering pres Rev. .l. Hypkin Brown. of» Christ
vi . .
ce was uortiuo of “on “ gamed“ :ent Stephen Keeier. notation: for tirelChurrh. East Norwslli; ileufrederiok
The history of the early Episcopal ' h I A C i ‘
(‘hurch m America is lndétxd interest He y Orders at t 0 New York General: . o amen. of Trinity Church. South
, Theological Seminary. and member of _ Norwalk: Rev. E. B. Dow. of Christ
ing and the history of St. Pauls '
. 8the Sélioclt Mamet-lei Association.mhumir. Westpori. and Rev. Louis B.
Church. the first Episcopal church to» . .
. who is now in charge or the church ill . Howell, or St. Paul itCllurch. horwsllt.
the consecrated in America. also proves ilewishom t l: m r i l The honor fhavin lit 1 at ‘0“.
most interesting. i ' 00 e no v m ‘ ' ' 0 g e M“ V
for . Bishop Brewster preached
we: n: gfliotzrgéghl‘txgral ‘21:; 22:1: large congregation at the ill. 30 ”Wm“ Norwailt which presented thirti eight
try and the Bishop of lnndon was m and no a sort of prelude to his sermon. ’eandidates Trinity parish N" sec
full charge of all the clergy who were he centered his talk “mm the ”m and with twenty- eittht; St. Paul's was
over parishes here. time and timotmm‘ Bishop Saturn and Bishop Km“ third with thirteen Christ Church
again the parish which hnd‘srloctcd a per. whom he said had the moat mem MWMVV had ten. and (Artist
trend was forced to wait until their V“ with the 6"“ Episcopal church in Church Westporl one
minister made a trip to England to be America [in 00"”ch the” men The evening “W.“ was also ““47
ordained 8. PM“ Church m "“8 and the above thought with Stg’nul'si attended and the sermon by Remit}
some thing to contend w.ltlr Church in that them men emanated B Deon, 0! Ch“!!! Church. Westport.
or. PAUL’S illiflfiilli itiiiV
invivtrtsinv
(Continued from First Page.)
church was filled. the extra chairs be-
ing insufficient to accommodate all,
and others having had to be seen and
that al might be seated. it was pro-
Ihably the largest congregation that;
the church has ever held and the sec.
to 3i ilrmation class foil to Grace parish o.“
m.
at! speaks for itself as to exceptional
The menu: .A A
.Pureo of Tomato
Inhaler a la Newbrtrg
iced Cucumbers .. .
Fried Spring Chicken.
Bermuda (Potaloiill.
Fresh Asparagus on Toast
Tomato and lettuce Salad
French ice Groom
Assorted Cakes
\ Coffee
This afternoon at‘3 oclock Rover
and Samuel Hart, D...D D. C. L, 1.1..
1).. will deliver the historical ottoman
and immedintt‘lly following the Bullock
memorial monument will be unveiled
in the churchyard. where it is now
erected, with appropriate ceremony.
This evening in the rectory there in
to be tr. reception. to the townspeople
and not the members of St. Paul's
parish alone. Plans are being por-
fected today for this event and the
decorations and other effective ren~
three are being arranged by a comm-it-
tee of young their.
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Olives
The Fishhawk's Warning. "
“The fishhawk tells us when the
shad begin to run up the river." said
a Gloucester fisherman. “We have
learned that it isn’t much use to cost
nets. no matter how mild the werither‘
may be. until Mr. Fishhawk swoops
down on us.
"When he comes sailing up the
hay we know it‘s time to get to work.
Lotti of farmers down Jersey would
never think to start planting until the
dshbawka come. i don’t believe they
have ever been later than April 12.
trough. 'l‘hy work their way up the
coast from Florida and the other
Southern waters early in March.
when the fish begin to come north.
l‘hey follow the but schools oi‘ hen
-lus..as a rule, because the berries
with close together. and the hurt
the easy picking. The shad follow
he herring. and when the lishhawlt
other we know the shed are not far
wuy‘u
While Way in a Town of 1.000.
The most remarkable example of
unset illumination that has yet come
0 our notice. an the illuminating
Engineer, is that at Whitewash II» .9
town which boasts of apopulatlou of
1.500 and has a ml "White Way
illuminated by thirty-nine handsom-
ciuatsr iamppostir ‘i'irin is at the
rats of one lsrrrppoot for every 400
citizens.- At this rate New York city
should contain ”0.000 decorative
lamp standards. Taking Wintorut u
r standard of public- lighting, the es-
'ent ol oportuclty tor the sale of
lamps and electric current for this
purpose in “both" cities and tom
an the United Stairs in something
whose contemplation iii-iii make the.
central station din). 2
no.4...
hid “mailing;
At last the diocese of Connecticutim’m "”8 church in the $3er days Of’w“ most excellent.
chose Samuel Sonbury to go to Eng-V America. “d the Episcopal church in Eastman with the following:
land that he might be consecrated on ””8 "0“er
a bishop. He was refused. for the preached one of his most excellentilt become“ my violin!“ dill)“ ‘0 90““)
feeling was strong against the states sermons. ‘ iw V0“ ”Mung. from a daughter W
in England at this time. but before M 3 30 yesterday “harm“ a moat lab and express our most cordial Ml
he returned ho had succeeded in his beautiful service was held it being the citationa in this celebration of such no
mission. at the hands or three Scottish ‘ccnfirmntiort of ‘ class of “9"“ 0.19181“? even national significance
bishops on Norembcr iitlr. l784. Upon hundred 3’0““; people by Right “WV A. one of ”w chapels established
iris return to America he performed
the consecration of St. Paul's Church.
“which as has been said. was the first
church consecrated in Aiirerlt-u. This
1). i).. bishop of (.‘orrnetticnt. composed} ““31 “'9 h"? ‘ “"3" with 3"“ I“ “"5
of people from the parishes of Trinity ”Pm“ ”“30“ while we render blah
Grace. Christi and St. Paul's Churches thanks and 1mm" to Almighty 0""
was in ilso. . Rev E. 3 Dean. of Chriet Church Ingfor the wonderful zeal and faithful in
st pm” 3 0mm.“ was founded arr a Woetporl, had one person to be con M” "7 ”W missionary 0' mm. “”0“:
llill‘lllii iir 1787. The Senbury church ilrmetl "“5 0"“ nol “3"!“ been infirm?"
was consecrated in 1736.“... present when the confirmation was held at his And 0' him “"0“ mpdumeni will
church was built in 1840, and in the own church Elia travelled tomorrow the parish which
fifth to stand on the same allot—«at tho The 0"“m‘Vmwo“ "WNW” were VI WWW“ cherishes * affectionate
bend of ”m N orw ulk Green. Here quH‘Ewded by a brief aerrnorr by ilishop mamorica anti profound irratittrtlt.I (or
written the office of institution. being; “WWW“ “‘3 ”WM Wall loyalty and h“ unequalled 5"“ 1°"! “WW" “"m‘
drawn up in 1799 at the request of the!" "3 well developed. The bishop ‘3 " cred manywtimcn to its "19""me
Convention of the Diocese of Connec- wonderful attacker and makes a tint- ”Kumhcr. far‘morp fitted. and who
tiout by the itiw. Inc, whit...“ Flotilla! appearance in the pulpit. He is interfihss been named by our own diocesan
than meter of St. Paul‘s it was and. Veatiurt and his remarks forceful and as “fire scholar of the American‘ will
ed to the Prayer Book in 1304 “ndiitlven in an eloquent manner. doubtless tell full much of their work
amended in 1808 it rmphniilses? lie repeated a definition of loyalty. Md WW”!- H‘W M ii “HMN‘ i'm‘ one
"Apostolic Succession.” the "Sncordo-V MOI? given by nulnttrd University impregnating Christ ““1““ to 9"
tal Functions” of the nriniatrl and professor. which was especially lp- PM“! W" 103' 5“ this time and 0i" ('0‘
miliflflilpfil authority. it calls the Holy pilcrrhle and explained tho’lnesnlnit of veal 0'9"!" and 1’0" ""5"“ '0‘” 9 isr~
(lemmriuion "the ilolv liltiuhtirint" and the various pom of the definition. lie '3" “3' in Th” “mm W 00“
frequently uses the word "sitar.” Tito. spoke of the many divorces and said her. Mr. Dean then delivered his
“MWMBW of this church is of neat that they are all due on a lack of lay. sermon which was of rim! excellence
interest throughout the entire plate nity. The bishop told of an incident in
of Connecticut for at. Paul'- (thumb the Boxer persecutions in crui- whlph
in well known because of its interost— showed great loyalty and fidelity "If
in; Milton llev. Louis 13. iloweli in the Chinese converts to God The Boil-
tlip present moipr anti in deserving of era drew a rude cross in the around.
llmt praise (or making the many so". They informal the eruption converts
, inclement: tor the anniversary. lib-t they would be allowed to live in
The billowing is the woman at peace, would they trample upon the
, both ill“! of the anniversary colonial-i, cross. obit they would/‘3» put to death”
one at the church: it timy rétrised. ‘
Sunday. May idlh.’ And thousands of the Gillian con
7 30 it. in.. Holy Communion. thsi vorts refused to desecrsts the orbital of
Right Reverend t‘bsuncoy llama their (led. hollering earth rather tlts'n
Brewster. D." 1).. bishop of Connect-Li do no. This was loyalty indeed 'i‘he
oral, ceiobrant. ,. ' speaker told of another ineldontof lor-
., ii: V95 a. an. morning prayer.
rinse it. 1a.. their tiammunion. the.
Right. ltevtvread tiltsunney hence:
Bit-water. to. ill. bishop of lionnoctiu
eta. preacher.
it: 90 p. in. holy ornamented. Trinity.
Grace and Christ Church parishes
uniting with the nation at ill. l’arti it
Ghiircli. A .
7 90 p. m. evening prayer.
”Utility, M99“ 15th. . >
a: to a. an. pleating at the Fslrfield
Archdraeoni‘y. . ..
it it. no, joint meeting of the Fair
deputy metrical moorland on
Senior Glorious of {lean ‘ Y
fortunate as ll be in attendance upon
‘thn service. lie their for his text 81..
Ml‘.
how full of noble examines of I rod
trounce his (led. though threatened logo or applauding The Church at and
with death. and when ted to the 303ij .n the tools or men. “
laid upon which he was to be burned: This (mutilation the program for'ths
“and at the Itillltl unfettered and die; snrr.
for the Christ.
loyalty demands the surrender of was a meeting of the militate Arch
self The bishop told of the great descnnrya
have which has macaw the world routine in Easiness was tmwtld.
’ starting in (impunity the philosophy
of selfishness. on
pared“ with the ens of Christ. E was held
' . ht spoils to. colitis which its At all retail
annular confirm a; the mini; on!
a . ,
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He proludod his!
"Through g
Bishop Brewster then i the courteous invitation of your renterz
culnd Channeling» gun“ Brewster Eby the painted and Godlr Romper we‘
and which pit-aired all who were so
John i-dl-«“0thars have labored and,
ye one entered in to their labor‘.’ and
developed this in it moist planning man»
As it correlation. Mr. Dean said "New
volition. at the bulls of the Nile. saith
'Forly centurion look down upon you.‘ '
hint 'yet two look down upon you. but
memories. of enduring incentive. (lo A
forward to greater work with the out
looking down upon you. to eneoitrago
slty where a clergyman remand to re- and stimulate in the priceless privh
rotated to he choroid. preferring to; first days {millili‘llioil or the analyse : W‘:
i “M
E This morning at 9:80 oeioclt thertlx :fiwm\\\\
airwhloh time the regular
lit it oeiocit this morning another «
‘ he iatost‘ meeting. the total meeting of the Fair:
rile showed the field countr‘ Glorioat Association and
On board an ocean liner were a
lady and gentienran.‘sccompeaiad by
. their young hopeful. and 0. and as
g is usually the cue the parents were
very trick. while littl. Willie was l3.
’ whitest thing on board. One day the
parents were lying in their steamer
chairs hoping that they would die.
.and little Willie was playing about
ithe deck. Willie did something of
whieh his mother did not approve. so
she sold to her husband. “John.
please speak to Willie.” The bus-
band. with the little strength left in
his wasted form. looked at his son
and heir and held: muttered:
"llow'dy do. Willie."-—~'l‘ho Lyceum.
ltd.
A ridslsr’s Velvet Crab.
nor the tint tune on the east coast
a ran but fmeltm species been
as Mdlsr's velvet crab has been up.
en en Ysrmoutb. where it was cw
lured in a shrimp not. it derives its
name from the pin-hilt. feel at its
upper surface. which is densely cow
cred with short silky hairs. its pin-
cer claws are armed with sxtrsordlu
can spin processed. and its legs are
merited with lines of brilliant blue in
life. which rapidly M’s altar death.
«abandon Warlord.
The null-h law min the sh
lag oi name on Cbriotmu by,
Seeders.
New Buddhist Material
ItsircprisAAWnll board and Inability
Reduce asst el Construction.
Applyiti' myrtle Wall lost-d “to
sum to third or to
in ills
Moraine m malarial which is
multimillion the building world. use
“M
basal
«wine to stay." and faithful Camelta
”saying that he was traveling in the.
. deck the ham words. “Yes. sir. ‘f's I.
going. Iir.“~wl9MMA~LIBBl9Y. ~
. than in i999. and the quantity cold
r seam“ to 319 .9593“ gallons valued
.. n 9991019789. help; taunts an.
, ions less. and 93,997,399 more then in
' 1908. The sarcasm animated to
; 999971.697. leaving a net profit or
still when «wine and «canary,
non. CAMELIA
ANN’S auto
*1-
0E
“Ah'in swine to stay. Bafohvmsh
manner died an promised to look
Inter Miss Fay, an‘ ab won't go array.
Ah don'b waat’no paym-ahfm lent a
‘-
Ann stalked majestically from the
room, leaving the dignified Colonel
Heiress to‘recover his composure as
best» he could.
Heiress Manor was one of the many
Virginian estates that had been ruined
by the war. When the control rod
turned front his regiment to the arms
of his young wife he found. his slaves
gone, the.on|y servant left being the
faithful negro nurse of his wife. ‘
Ten years afterwards the colonel's
wife died. leaving him with a baby“
daughter. Fay. later on the faithful
nurse died and to her- daughter. Ce.-
melia Ann. she confided the care of
Miss Fay. After the death of his
wife the colonel became very reserved
and withdrew train all association
with his neighbors.
The place was steadily going to
rain and the only occupants of the
mansion were the dignihed colonel,
Mine Fay. now 20 your: at age. and
the faithful Cornelia Ann. Their only
money was a small income from
property in Boston. left to Miss For
by her mother. This had been lately
decreasing and the colonel felt it his
duty to tell Cornelia Ann that she
had better so. but she insisted on.
staying with her young mistress. E,
Shortly after this time a letter
was received by Colonel heiress
from Robert Green. whose father
had charge of the Boston property.
l
South and would be glad to call on”.
him to tail: over "the advisability DIE
making changes In the lnvestrrieatsw
A few days later be united with his
colored vain. and was made welcome.
although in s mffld. and distant
manner. His courteous run anal
won the been at the colonel and a;
cordial and pressing invitation VOIE
extended tom tomaltehllstopa'
longst- m and for the out two
weeks new the sideoflllsslay
’ . his. He soon ash!
ortowlntheloveofhllm
and this concession to the solo-ore
dignity won his consent. With its
daughter it was different. as she still.
telly evaded any conversation that
threatened to become mldentlll.
until Ir. Green telt that he mar bog
mashed to no any without emu
an opportunity to express his love in
words.
His time at Balms was drawing
to s close and they were sitting on’
the mods in the early evening when r
they overheard James. 3r. Ora-ail
mantbeggingcanellaun tom‘
u him. To an uncut pleadings?
1w
her only answer was a bar-st at tears.
in reply to his further caustics she;
sobbiagly said “Romy. sir does lubi
yer. but sh can't lesb- lillss Fay“
Finding his urging of no avalLE
James walked sorrowful” away. leav- .
ing the weeping Costello at the bitch;
on door
Fey's eyes were filled with tears
and Robert saw that the suspiclsul
moment had come at last. i
Leaning tenderly over her. he said. E
"Pay, 1 have toyed you ever since 1'
‘flrst saw your sweet face. all lit-E
will be bore for me without you. on Shun Dinners It” All Kinds 09‘
you not return my love and let us all
rm together pm at beautiful net-i
rout"
As her soft hand fluttered tenderly
in his he lleit that his cause was vets.
and in ventured to add. "It will not.
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,AandPFancy Tomatoes.
'Codfish,
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Jill}. yii’iliiiiilli. Pliii’.
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3 pints. 10c:
7 rolls 25c
' 2 cans 25cm:
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Creamery BUtter,‘
sweet fragrant and fresh from the churn
Pacific Toilet Paper
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a can So
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With 1 can Sultans Plum“. . . _. .10:
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with 1 jar Ad? Jam .............. 15c_
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with 1 can Cherries ......... 15o“
brim 1 box Crystallzsd Ginger. .. ..10¢ .
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The wrinkles caused by worrym ,.
the result of worrying over something
(Gregory loulevard) that worry could not help. '
air
it man can be lucky in love without V V
knowing it by not getting the girl he
is trying to ‘
s
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The more a man thinks he knows
about household alsirs the better for
him it rhesus thorn all to an wits.
There's always something to waste
Catriona Ana happy."
“is that all?" he pleadingiy begh
ged. and a soft voice .whispersd.
"And for my own happiness.“ 1
James was still standing under- the l
trees when he heard the call of
mutant-l. Worm woven-
bestmtslhwititdamiladmabd
ltysavisb you congenial teilw
muwmmmermtwur
W in we we at lites m."
his belt of in on :mis’ face was
amino-liable and be mun tut-sad
and 99!“! towards till: sorrowful form
at the kitchen door. and as be while-d
on” there hosted luck tomb the
Russian blotter ”amply.
. Consul ’ilstnimne‘r. of haters. rm
ports that the hoist-tr Amendment
ulsetvodltsia MGMMHW
Cranium and ill dewmpuvutetsi
population 144.999.4905 The sales
were slisetsd in 99.971 shops. in less
9971389099. or 99 cents a gallon.»
Consular Reports.
Largest Labor Union. .
tirelessly has. the largest laborer:
notation in the world. this, trad.
palm—«the monolith idealist-halter-
bsrnl. which. represents all branches
at the metal «critic; industry-ohms s
ownership or no fewer than 333.075.
‘ baring
unusual-2w
‘ Peas
i and
- 2 It is simply a mixture of
John
m"G.
Baht
’l‘htt woman who avails herself at
money on it it's only a privatexardnn.
it... ileed & Volk ‘
Electrical Co ._
"James.“ ~ “V:
”Van. sir. Corning. air.“ and is a 00 The Only Fully [snipped
moot be was standing in front of Mushr . ms , , ,
.3. mph. ‘ eLec'rnioAt. anon
"James.” continued lir. Green. Will solve the duration In the Town
Ilse m h” m n I to H I as. V for the hostess who is wor~ ‘ ‘
and rash on horse here. if you ryinp; about a line entree-we '
would like to live here i could his Phone 995mm South biota Street
one that' in reasonable and
not catpcnsivcfi
V More is an entree that is
literally a ~plat convert.
since it ill in a little dish
all its own.
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- . vor) piled into the half of
ascoopcd out roasted pt»
into; with the other hall of
the potato as a cover. It .
it served in a course by it?
. self on (lites the dignity of
a fine dish a
French Mushrooms, sec
:1 can: fittest peas, 18c.
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