Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, May 4, 1914 · page 7

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City 11mm: William F. Hoyt, has ‘ Mrs. mm s;- Lron; at West .
returned from his western business street, has returned, home» from aye.

trip. . N. Y.

80. Wagner. brother-inflow of Jo? Edward J. Leary and mmuy. ot
sepia Davis, has opened a new cigar ‘Bl‘idsoport. were “a“ imam oi?
store in.tlreGurley building. opposite Andrew Leary, 0‘ Railroad avenue
the town hall, Stamford. F

 

 

The usual Saturday night lunch was

served at the South Norwaik Club. appendicitis is now lmprovlnt slowly,

last week There were sandwiches all An operation was found unnecessary
all kinds and “0" cocoa. to relieve the attack.

 

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Dr. and Mrs. William H.- Gregory
bad daughter Loin o! 8 d, have
been visiting Mr. and? Mrs. Guanine.
A. Sherwood of 21 Mire stunt. 1'

Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Bryant, who
have been: visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Arthur 6, Hull or :15 East avenue} are
about to return to'theirlhome in 3081
too, Mans.

 

 

Miss Edith Falter or and“! Nero
walk, spent the week and and Sunday
with Mrs. and Mrs. Frederick N.

Every shore reborn claimed a gredt
number of- the Norwalk citizens yes‘

 

tendons; M WW 0‘ summer. Smith of Parrot avenue, Bridgeport.
because'~ ' V ”it“ ”a“ urged 990‘ ~ "W“:

[11111an ' m "1? 515° ”F 11115 masculine are in hbioom. about.
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Assistantlsnperiutendent Charles F. than 0’ FFFFM”' Th“ full bloom in
Trlntram ohthe‘ First Methodist Ellis
oopal 8ondny_ school, was in charm __~

"3110' “‘9 ”“0011 W"! The Golden Cross society will meet

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hgnu through illnosnu.

West Washington street. The society

formerly met on the first and third
Annie regular mastitis- «if the N0!“ Fridays at the month.

mar. Protective Union held in the‘

blah room of? the Macadam Band hr!

mm” stunt; Second District yeah!» erode or the Franklin school enjoyed

 

 
 
 
 
 

{or the cumin: season has conv- he: and ”New York loolodlng a new
‘ tummy or "PW' It the Hippoo

to hoard Monomer» 'liitoaod W m
amino 0 the council Satumi1

Rev. A. 0. Benton. 0! are. N Y;. “
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one: a scale or prices for Roton add other points or interest in- Brcolt- ’

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the city on the mantle broom. an ..

not yet. but alreadythewarloue known ' F

tcrdsr. in: Mahatma or Superintend~ tor the am “me this “chill: in the" ‘.j
not Thomaa I. Raymond detained at new quarters It“ Bad Men's hall on . .

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for Men. Young Men and Boys Mun—mimm the
standpmntcoh SW11.” Rightiirm the Wot value, W .
- A Right at the price you w to pay: ' .

' Yea can alone one WmMmau croc-
in; MM“ Wham“ protected,
puts us in your was.

$310 ”$30.

In the‘ra'n‘ge' of prices, with extraordinary values at
iborhandell betweenststim Quiet; dignified: no
‘ , comer-van“ models; broil the desirable f‘ubrica,an”.I 1111111111

at each prick-mm Balmscaene galore

A Stetson for yours? $3, 59—11 will it be at Wilson at

 

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Kmo. comm “moms. SEA moor. worms EELS. Lone AND

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For Saturday 81 Sunday

EXTRA FINfi GARNATIONB. 35° to 50¢

Pennies. bunch,10c. Smut Penn and all kinda of Cut. Flowers at
Special Prices.

A Special Stock of Plants 11m inst been received.

No. 2.8111111: Main Street: Tolephooe 364

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Free Delivery Uptown and Downtown.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

-- state was withdrawn.
'3. involved for the (hurch an incuicula-i
f1 bin financial loss.

..' lice abandoned all,
1 my refused to be made a. mere de-;
7 par-inept oi State.
3: now some ten tears. a revival of Oath-3
. :olic' faith has boson. which in one of
I. the moat momentous events in iliuropu
" goon history during the past century.

‘V my, 3 White on lunch-
i lay. Inlmperauco 111111. initiation
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I ‘Ohurch was brought to. a. Very auccenfli

' fiiulterxnlna‘tlon at 7_:30»o‘oionk Sunday

i‘r‘ovonlnx.‘ Rev. J. 111111111111, c 111.811..

I iwreierred torsion of impurity, lntcmpnr-
1 Jim and lolueticwthree words be

gaining with three Power the three
, widest eyes of hell and urged the
- men to lead clean. sober. honest lives.

‘fwlth practical Cuthollclty, and no
"priest on God' a earth' would absolve a

‘, under prominent restitution. Chastity
1" and temperance were essential 1111:1111;
, welfare 0! Society, as well as tor the
.;_'8alvation o! the Soul Those who

"111,151,111: 10 the hisher ideals of hon-

1 arable manhood. were not far from the
. ,1kin3domtot.‘ heaven. (Rodin grace was»:
V necessary for every Christian life, and

‘ hence prover and the irequentation on

‘ "the Sacraments ,were indispensable.
At the 10:30 muse the same speaker
. reinrrcd‘lto the wonderful growth on

‘ stition and herbal-ism, but was dentin

of knowledge. The 19th century
wns‘a century of unparalled progress
,, in the history of mankind. it was al-
:80 a century or unparuiied progress
*in the growth and development of the
leatholic church. The speaker retort
;red to Germany as the moat progres-

The mission (or men in St. Joneuh' a J

"The bin or imitation wee incompatible. 1

penitent guilty or diehonnrlty, unless“

Catholic faith in the past century. in ' -
\wae‘ inrmeriy said that Catholicitl'"‘
' ‘ . flourished in ages oi ignorance, super-

’ed' to perish with on: progress of *
V-ecinnce. education, and the diffusion '

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

You'll never see or wear a smarter shoe than this

?one; it hoe all the m. We in a. alien; and“. W FF”
F'Rezai quality and notch.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Colonial P v31
Popular

Our line includes the latent lasts and leathers with the
new sheel Ellery woman needs a pair.

Emerson Shoes for Men

Are sure to suit the careful dresser. We have all the latest
models in all leathers.

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

Conneally and Bracken

18 WASHINGTON ST.

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

ind the twenty-six millions. of German-
i€dthcllcs with the ten millions forty;

, lyears ago, who were threatened with:

destruction under Bismarck. The iron
ichnnceller said he would not so to
.Cauosaa. but he had to eat his own

awordn. and come to terms with the "

Catholic body—now the strongest and
most patriotic element in the em-
pire, the bulwark against Seeialism.

of hope for the (more of the Father
land.

{for the faith in France as the moat;
iglorious spectacle in the annals of
‘ 90hriateudon- An infidel «government
that hue arisen to power by misrepre-
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The
.tion The Concord act which nettled
the relations between church and
The French Catho-
but their

Since that time

i’l‘bere was no fear for the .laltb

{like preacher went on to donor-ice the

 

' [growth or Catholicism in England.
Australia. and amongst pagans in.
Afli'l‘lca in indie, China. and declared

, that the church was stronger. Catholics

.‘more united and more loyal to the

one of Peter than at any other epoch;
of her long history 1

What was the lesson? Why did the

immune Church remain alone amidst

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‘f the future, but)

Eeivo country in Europe. and contrast-h 1

and anarchy, and the strong anchor j

 

corruption;
;. menaced liberty of: conscience
‘ 1 bishops and clergy resisted. the worm.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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the wreck of nuns. young. strong, via»;
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purchase. Our goods are all sold on a guarantee.

 

We also give you Adluetmnnis thatgwiil surprise i'ou.

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Trucks from ‘4 ton to 2 ton; :. 1111111111111
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