Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 20, 1915 · page 11

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

the Somali herewith wins the

159nm, by Rev. Joseph Billie. mem-
her of newsreader: or tile. Hilly
Ghost, which was given at that allots
arranged by the local division, A. 0
ll. commemorating the anniversary oi
fit Patrick:

“it would be hard to express the joy
we feel tonight. It is a deep joy oldie
heart that penetrates through on
through the whole man. It is an lion-
arable my of which we feel justly
proud it. is on mime Joy that can
not be restrained and must be shown
in our finds and deeds. It is a holy
joy, for it is that joy springing from
thedovc pt foiberland— a love belong.
log to the virtue of piety, which com

»- mam love torLGod. love for parents,
iior country. Since on this day

eioy at our race, scattered from pole

‘ to pole. ‘and from the rising to the
setting sun, under all clinics and in all

rejoice and be glad. Sing to your
heart's content. Enjoy the sweet mu
sic of Ireland. Be merry. for this in
the feast of the dilution of your Vintners.

“It is strange. this love 0! Ireland’ s
children ior Ireland. It passes from
tother'to son and on to the successive
‘ generations. It is part at their very
nature. It enters the warp and wool
ot-tbe soul of the Irish tool). and shows
itself even after years and genera-
lions of e'xll'e. Has it ever struckrybu
to ask yourselves the reason 0! ps-
trlotlsm? 'Why does a man love his
country? ‘ He loves band he lures it
tmlygnpeoce. and passionstely in
war. Our native land is as a mother.
She nourished alumna”. other
sweet brunet}; «She glv‘es'ns our load.

our Shelton 0hr .plollllng. Our bulliesE

are from the mat of her ileldo.‘ She is
our ’mother, we are a part of hér. You
love America, ladies and gentlemen. it
is your native land. Columbia is your
mother. ‘You love Ireland, ladies and
gentlemen. for it is the land of your
torotatherswit is the home of our

zucc. Your forefathers 1nd mlne‘

dranki'from' 'lhe .plrre springs or Ire-
land. They ate. side by side. the fruits
or. her fields. They helioc‘llrlllnsdne
forests and quarried..tl'om the-..same
mountains the materials tor their
homes. 011 Ireland’ 5 hills they grazed
their sbéep. whose wool guarded them:
against winter's blast. They studied
in the some schools. heard the snow
lessons Irom those old patriotic and:

glued men—one ot the glories of purl

race—tile Irish schoolmaster. They
listened to the some teaching of Holy
Church—the teaching of St. Patrick——1
and bowed to adoration" bolero the

doom was one and all strove like he-
roes tVoVVresch it. I was born in Ire-
land you were born in America. We

all love Ireland for the some reason-«1V

her bounty, her generosity towards our'
ancestors.
race for the old home land never per-
isll ,It shall never perish for our
greatest glories are as mucll yours as
- ours, as much the glories of the men!
. :born for from Irelsnd so those born
-, "on that. dear old land. The great

‘ Saints 0! Ireland. your glory—~30, too,
' the martyrs-“whose very blood is ting.
"L , ling through your veins. lrelond's
. monasteries and schools. the great cen-
tiers of Summon learning for years.1

, are~yourlslorv Those splendid church-
' as, those chivalmua dBedo. those noble

L L lows of irollmd ore'yolirsiory as "Ye“snd

' rouse-:1 renounce , prided shill dWell
nor a new: moisten on irelemd’o contri
bution to man's highest interestsw—m
mon’ s happiness” wherever the Irish

‘ missionaries. out root. V

"What: is man’s tugboat interest?
{Hero is e. (inseam mentions
mo. great ldl‘fldlng Wu. Do the
sohltlon or It dependssthsvwholo strand
of our dissemination million» oi
our lives. Wfibnt “Imam

‘ and ms coal-ups W by wealth.

are manta“ WWMB‘W.

motions elm ole-suit illusion, flue

apparelzsnd a rich W. .Thin’snbe

aim of the mwrhilkt. mutilation
animal, with more milled mm and
more perfect menus ultimo. As the
dog seeks his bodily'esse sud

L. mu or the null annulus tumors.
.nnnuuummmm;

Val-“mammalian”? ,
V‘Vmummuommwamwmmm wily
1*” “hummuwuiuomw may. ~
mummmuwinwwuumm
lummummum,
Vocals-mums.” Show? ’

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some lulrar Their faith was one. tilelr1 I

May that love of the Irish1

so nun. Tulsiobrtoluly was with;

plies. as the perfect W is that
which gins Earthly also some
V , non rho does.
not mm aliquot“ lite on;
its destiny, who knows nothing 01 God,
his maker. or God. ins judge. who
the datum progress at the race—4s
calmnemnotvemueriectmnnl
this. no mailer Mills wealth. "his
comfort, his experience 0! men and
things. his knowledge 01 earths. The
perioction of man does not consist
merely in science, mat oven inphilaiu
thropy. The periect man is he who
knows his God, knows: his neighbor,
knows his place in lite. knows his
work, knows what is required of him
for the peace and happiness of com-
munity—he in one word Who knows.
his duty and does it—lhoreis the .per-
feet man. it matters not what his
.ststion in ilk. what his wealth, orV
what his intellectual acquirements, as
distinct from those mentioned may be
——be is the perfect man The society
formed of such men is o perfect sock-1
ety Hence those who labor to nil-1
press the knowledbe of these duties on;

 

Conditions; is 3,, universal, let us slso1m” are man's best beuotwiors.

“History. boarsbut my assertion—l
wealth never made the happiness of
men or notions-knowwlge of cream
things~mere solstice—«r0146 science
never made the happiness of notions1
~1nsterlol progress never model the
perfect happiness of the individual or;
nation. Within (Hold things selfish- ‘
noes, envy, discontent, disorder comes
Mpeace ls dootrw itllout poses no hop-
piness. no content. .

“The human soul craves for knowl-
edge, craves to know its place in this
only erse, its purpose, its cause, its end
—Gor. St. Augustine pntI the idea
beautifully: ‘My heart cannot rest. Q
God. till it rests in Thee! Peace and
happiness is to be found in the: kilom-
edge of our destiny in lite and in the
attainment of it by the honest tulillla
ment of our duties

"This truth was taught to the Irish
nation 1500 years ago in the most dra-
matic manner. VKlng Leary, the ard-
rhi. had summoned the provincial
kings to Turn and La great least was
i being held. It was a. lull national as-
sembly of all that Was most cultured
and most powerful. There woo the

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ord rhljbln’irlg the high king. Then
with blot . provincial
kiugs, and * the}? provldclsl

ct
chiefs and head min. The Brehnus
judges were in attendance, also the
bards and the highest and most influ-
ential friends, All these powers were
instructed against a common foe-tor“
their oracles had warned them of the
presence and stlen'gth of a. new enemy
l’l‘he old Pagan rites were observed
1end. in obedience to those rites, all
tires were extinguished to be rollghted
only alter the royal tire of Tongue
the signal It was a brilliant assem-
bly. The kings felt proud of the glor-
lious deeds 01 their ancestors. The
Judges were happy In the thought or
their fidelity to the laws of bygone
ages. The bards in rapture say the
glories oi? their Pagan tatherlond This
Druld' s admired that great proud
race, which they held together in this
‘closeot bonds by their religious mys-
teries and hidden science. Who would
have suspected that the end of all this
Paganism was near? Paganism tbst
night rejoiced in the brightness of its
past, in the strength of its present,
and In the undoubted security or its
future It was a glorious scene. the
loot daszlin‘g‘ flash of 3 met ’llte that
was about to be extinguished room.

"While this noble assembly shrinks.

ondgjudgoo, and Wood Dljliido Vie
joined in its strength. is) Putl‘idlgms
.mpnmaéhinp ~ its my» our immune
Easter solem ' . ‘i'
and lit the WWI? 31185 “if WW
» from Tara moaned maimed.
The Druids; suspocdni enlist it meant.
med. ’0 Kill: 10me this lire
which has beenilxlue’d in deflonoe oi
the royal edict; wm bloke yonder in
this land unless it be ibis very night
extinguished.’

“3t. Mdkmppeored before the no
mbiy its was coldly received-n
thing spasm tor this-hospiioble race»;
but rudely; 9mm on this extraordls
nary octssloul, ’l‘herenbotore him. he

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‘7 over-to this [one term- oi the superior

{school-political and 6itltunl. On

that was convincing. attractive. sub-
use in revelation. (loudly he spoke
but. Waco Meir-mo tear—460d
V V in: now
cents were obstinate: but M. ' They
ammonium him to explain.
1110! um their views and await-L
ed his m This mood. This
ws- up im- bottlfll m I. battle of
maul: circaV

supra
and gore
M it
We! the bid.
Erin embraced Christisnity. Rev
{igloo was her highest gilt from God
undone. man-soy. Erin me
this lritt and vslued it more thou
with premier; Valle has W
God. and Mary and Patrick-WIN!
truoto it, Oumrtyromnot the
victims of our kings. but the victims
at our taithleso, perlldlous Invaders.
We are proud of our ancestors, and
rightly. so, tor no notion embraced
truth and justice more premptiyL * or
held to them more ioithtully.
.. “This truth. so maulully “acknowl-
edged and so tenderly loved. the Irish
schools taught, 101' Irish missionaries
propsgnted (or centuries. To the irish
universities students some from ‘all
partsvtlieir renown for sanctity and
.ocience was so great that Ireland be-
some known as the island of Saints
and scholars
“The missionaries of inland spread
this knowledge through all buds and
raised up to the dignity of the Chris-
tian low the lives sud morale of large
populations of Scotland, England,
iFrance. The Netherlands, Germany.
Austria, Swlttsrlsnd and Northern ltv
sly. Their names are still in venera-

thmwoul
thou-mum!

lion. and the fields of their noble in ‘
. bars still continue to flourish.

"Hedven alone will reveal to us the
immensity or the benefits those men of
our race—the Irish missionaries-scon-
{erred on Europe. .,

“Today that work goes Boothe Irish
people and the lrloh priest, chips from
the old block. and their descendants-—
are helping to make happy and better
the countries at which they term an
element. May It be slwsys so!

“A. priest was wandering one day on
the shores of an island in the southern
soon. To his amazement he found a
plant not indigenous to the soiLVVo
plant 0! the northern clinics. H0 ro-
ilected on the strangeness of the tact
and sought a reason for It. The no-
son was simple. The birds llylng
swsy train our countries oilon bringdn

their leathers, In their claw, -tbe
seeds of plants and flowers—dropped
in havornble conditions in other lands
they grow and prosper. 80 is this
Mill 0! the Irish. They have millil-
lstod to themselves those slanting.
pooliylng, redeeming, religions and W
clsl truths of Christianity-Alloy have
them not on the surloco of their bodies.
in their clothes, but in their hearts.
They spread them wherever they go
sud, as a result, are s. source of bless-
ing to the notions they live among.
Often they are despised—oometimeo
baled—:but in spite '0! all. they lived
and eventually were loved and trusted.

“The secret bf our strength is our
faith. It has kept the notion together.
it has sustained it through centuries
of storm. sln, persecution. it is the
source of our virtues—the source of
our social ideal. justice and truth. lidel-
ity to our duties to God, lldellty in
our duties to our fellow men. Thesis!
0: our race is not to accumulate
weslth~butto live in justice and
truth."

.___._ mun——

PRISON GI'ARD ARRESTED

 

 

Moriarty, of \V cihcrsilcld. Ila-used or
Helping Milli 'l‘o Mlle.

~ \VETWE‘RSFIELD. Maren 20.—-
John J.. Moriarty. a guard at the

stoic prison here. was nrrcsled. last
night. charged with complicity In aid-
lng Charles Croutou to make his es-
cape from the institution recently.
Walter H.14awre‘nce, another guard.
who was arrested some do 9 ago was
brought before Justice of t e Peace J
C Wlnls "and arraigned with Monor-
ly ductile some magmas. Pmbnble
cruise mkbdnd and both worn bound

court innuendo. of moon esoii.

“Illustration 7-
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Many south Norwalk Citizens Hove
Profiled 8y it. ,
11 you .bove backups, urlnory
troubles, days or dizziness. balloons
or nervousness. strike at the seat or
the trouble
symptoms of weak kidneys and more
Is grave danger in daisy. Donuts Kid-
g-ney Pills are causally propel-oil for
kidney, linoleum—are endorsed .by
over 30,090 people your neighbors
recommended this ”memo
wowed the insult in many tests Plinth
Norwslk readers should like fresh
mums vhi tho momma testi-
mony at a South Norwslk cum.
outed Pllser. Men 33.‘ North
stain moot, South NM sofa;
“Hy kidneys you W and

tidal Assembly resomshly m m .
acknowledgedm besuty , .

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hopes of those gorhose mp- am
were rudely intd’ruoml or some
last summer, they must have been
donned lately.

m the an! shalt-salmon in
now. incised in the our sole fluent
in wdfllfiWmatpmw.
o my abroad slow or tor some; lions
to some. either for business or (or
pleasure. appears to be clearly out
or the question.

there is this year for mica; for its
chery of its mountains. its wonderful

éVls, yes. and for oven the ”humble“
mi of summer boarding house nests
ling in New Erminml’o bills or near
the sea. For this truly Is the year for
“seeing America," not “first," as tits
injunction always has been hereto.
fore. not (or reasons 0! patriotism,
but bemuse this your one has got to
see it. or stay home altogether.
Despite all the charms which this
country has had to odor, thousands
0: Americans In other you: about
this time hove begun planning trips
abroad. picking out European sons
and resorts in which to spend their
playtime They have gone abroad to
the tune of about 560.000 every year.
And they have spent much money al-
so abroad. The amount has been vars
lonely estimated at from $160, 000 one
to “00.000.000.131“ it is American
chance this time. No other place is
n the running. now that the son's
oil-are and Europe's u shambles.
There could. be no better indica—
tion of the popularity of America
this year with travellers than is of
fouled by a perusal of the society
columns or the monomers these
days Instead of being bound {or
English shooting preserves and Eur.
opoan resorts. the penile whose d0-
lngs are there chronicled are plum
aim; to put in their time from now on
through the summer at places in this
country famous tor their entertsn-
mollt of visitors.

The American hotel keeper and
tile urleyor of summer amusement
are too shrewd to have this lost up-
on. them. «country. boarding house
keepers are polishing up their turn-
llum and counting up their stock of
china in the hopes of profiting by
this Europcnn' war. floicl keepers are
planning uddltlons and figuring on
more help. The man who sells ging-
“pop" and peanuts on the beach
the souvenir mun and tho nothing
house proprietor. all are wondering
what it is going to moon to have these
500. 000 tourists added this year to
the usual quota. of Americans who
have believed In seeing America.
first. last and all the time A vast
amount of patronage is sure ”to be
one of. the commercial advantage:
firming ltd Mom from this terrible.
war. And ll-llwlll help the «whole
mgxglcnmgre the. best tourists in
the world. so say lilo torelgn hotel
keepers who. have been catering to
their wanes.,;l‘hey like comfort sud
luxury and ll‘lley spend their money
freely. not £3le one also dlscrimln

of comfort “‘1 ““3"“
accustomed to
d here is the

that measure
which theyfil; ve begun
iv in rape.
fiat-”c oppofpunlty for New England
New England is distinctively the
summer playground of the eastern
portion of lWllnltod States. No peo-
plc are more experienced ill cater-

1m: to “‘9 country

low of 0M?“

can offer out: all that

M! facilities
galore has to offer Eacil 0 land
States that make up be“ 0:2?ng
is a natural vacation res can
wonderful hotels of this rwolndecd
vle- with those' of Europe. “bu l-
tllrougbont New England this “3‘
does of catering to ttourists“ 22d 0: u;
re is jus
max-31,103.10 as carefully mauagod
and organised, as
one thing. these New
have been at it linger
lanes in. this noun
File more oxpérl‘oncsd in
the outfits oinoavéuers
them Meir-1
a business
or Home
land believes in to
'l‘nls stool ‘ glorious
bring redrawing;
W large “@3211 is d
e1 this year. It
nowhere dine in

mm most

which is sold to mean 0v

mining it
should" audios in

Européw “a"

to calf 1““
country could they

more nearly M!“ in.“
who! {*1ve Wu
the Sound‘s!) fibbe {site and WV

“normals; “”0“"

m for Pachtmen

and Wain
e «list! W
using plum ”Id
year are tolbn them

of notables wll
toured I hr 71““ m

d
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ole nuisance: y‘mlo
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This being the case.- what a olivine ‘
wonderful lakes sud forests. the wit-1

Plastering places and luxurious hoe.

ploaaure of

it is nbroad. For
3lean places

They are thus
untlolp'avlng
in melting
and comfortable It is

00,190 "a: W? '1“!!! New Eli!“

nulls summer it
ion of this army
ebnrrod from
is safe
this
obtain mom's
lug Europe man
a from the shores 0‘
code 0!

out shore oi the
lure assumes without. mam;

like New

ntbhlmtrcmnwlndow mined:-

lib “y 0‘ the hence or a. warrant the police could 1-3

nus
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the: vein. 3 e

o in L0 aro's “drills?!
muck“:
n and We»
use “ml South Shoe of
“mm“ m 3:2: since also he had not soon but until

' up VIE '1?de lg";
‘ , will i M 0 .
h‘ it “find Com V
more til! ‘-

m fiat only“: loudness out
aim have moon
Instead. In pie?
or Switslérlsnd and the Alps 191'
these diisopolntod European moi;
into New England others the White
35011an With their innumerable
resorts udsbotels where every term
of luxury my be obtained. where
the experience of entertaining tourists
goes back It hundred years or more,

 
 

«on American Switseriand. scenic.

of superior immodaflou~ V
And also more are the lakes and
woods or Now opossum and nuns,

places like Bunopee and Minnipesau-
toe—«Loch We, Conn and Gone-l
We are omens the spots abroad with
which flier have boon compared. Ver-
ment can so» the Green Mountains
and Lake I: complain. so (not there
is no New ' ngland State that does
not invite the traveller forced to give
up his usual Fineness: trip. Here is
a touring ‘hnd mu l nooror'thnn Eu-
rope, whore cnlmetaiument is turn-
ished on much the same scale and
with much the some experience, and to
land that is visited annually by a.
throng of visitor comparable only to'
the hordes that visit Europe’s great
vacation grounds.

For New England. chief among
Americas summer pleasure grounds.

vying in its charms with much that
Europe has had to litter. the signs
surely point to a season that will

outmatch onyt in in the post. And

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bussxonmr

New Milford “an Picked by (loves-n

or to flood Consolidated Stale
Boards

HARTFORD, March 20——Tbe Vnom-
ination of Euros J. Stamens of New
billiard, to be bank commissioner.
was made by Governor Holcomb inns
oommuncotlon to the Senate today

mlttec on executive nominations.

The appointment of Mr slur-sea
was made after the governor llId
cloned the not. many passed by the
General Assembly. consolidation the

and loan commission. placing the
whole under one commisslodor. who
has tile power to osme a. deputy oom-
mlsnloner. The new arrangement will
be el'fcctlle July 1. The appointee ls
cashier oi' the First National Bank 0!
New Milford and was highly recom-
mended to the governor by bonkers
of the state. L

--N0'r FEELING “JUST RIGHT."

When you got tired only in tho
doy. have on ovortull reeling. are on

ions. have bad breath or under mild
indigestion or constipation you will
and Foley Cotilortlc roulet- quick
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Is. my. Green Bay. Wis.,__ssys: “They
do not grips and their snort is quick
and sure. The finest outbox-tic I ever
used."

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Ming Barred from Europe trio ____
year. they ore likely to select or; NEW‘HIYST FOR V‘ S'l‘w’GmL:
their vacation perm! that 3region 0 _ WW .

the country and those places which r, “Inst." You W ‘3
ml come t e nearest to affording ,m’TWhoml m be in cm

CHICAGO. March 20' ~s 'nnlon—L

Winsted a year om centered in
Chicago today. when rdetertiveeuwere;
umlgned to comb the city for her.
The missing girl in Miss mm ”C.
Blcuber. high school graduate and
seminary student. it .is not known ill

or run away to be married. The
search for her here is being made at
the request of her brother F Blen-
lle. mnnnger of o clock company.

QUICK, ACTION WANTED. ,
When one is soothing sud spitting
--with tickling throat,
chest. soreness, in throatasnd lunsl—
when hood is selling snd the whole
body rocked with a cough that won't
permit sleep—he wants immediate re
lie. Thousands soy Foley's Honey

 

 

quickest outing medicine for coughs
colds, troop and in mono.
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field In Dill-cos In Bfldgeriort By Rol-
olives. Claims Husband.
nfimdnrom Mal-ch 20. ~40-
epllV Chanewskl. claiming to be a.
medical student at Bellovue hospital,
New York, come to this city yester-
day in response to ll income Written

“oils was lield a prisOner in her cous-
Ins home He solicited the old of the

tbe‘fiouso'. 0&quth Mic beckoned

not minnow '
Chsrsows'kl's story In that he met

nun-led by civil ceremony on Marcia
:. to. less than three hour- he put-
on mumbl- me that one i~mlsbl 7r-

Minus “We tor Hangings.
molly. “or. m n. scum. buo-
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this region surely ls entitled to call .‘ ,
alarm In all it has to utter byway V

.I it New swam... .

S'I‘URGES NAMED AS BQNK COM- 1‘

The nomination was sent to the (roar. .

book common-Ion with the building .

wholmmo and health giving Mr L. "

Voids search for n 17 vear old girl. ..
who disappeared from her home at .

she was kidnapped lured from home .

tightness in‘

and Tor Compound is the surest sud .,

Sold VVov- -.

on n pléce or outboard by his bride
or less than three weeks. saying that ‘

police, but was refused admission at .

tho girl seven weeks on and was '

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75 pct cont. Married—guaranteed to Hit: every

”1'5 7 our onlcx roan

w H Cube-mocfl‘mhwuh
so in grelvml . Prevents bowel trouble, l 1k-

‘V would»: digs-s. snail glut. CE W
u-lb. hog only 5le IlleLr packages as low as 25c.

POULTRY REGULATOR

r nfi“m‘ '1‘?”

or row grown I, on or in chicks to kc:
c up the elithy am given by?“ (Bushland inning
poultry healthy“! vitality. Makes rapid growth sod secures
urimuuritg. Gunrsules’d to nésly or money buck.
ry I Hi psi! at $1. 25. Psohgesfidc. Ind 25:

mm WHITE DIARRHOEA REMEDY
M he- the time at Mailing. will In: you Illin- from this
.. ‘RI‘II discus. Always refuse ”substitutes. InIiIt
l . . a Prom Ind gel ill: Dialectic. ohm nosey-but
#1:? gummil not ulisficd.

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