I‘ll .IZ ABFTH COLLIBGE.
hula" ll‘gi‘s‘ Support and
umi~ ('llcck for 8|..000
The first adV-aflce subscription—s
mm; for 81.0110— —in .the. campaign
mm: organized to raise $350,000 for
m. sdxh‘ional residence hall for stu~
“gnu at the College of St. Elinbeth.
I Immt‘ Station. N. J.. the oldest de-
rangumg Catholic college for Wu.
pwn 1:: the. United States. was receiv-
,._,' {rum lit. REV. John J. Nilan. Billi-
,,,. ..1 Hartford diocese. Accompany-
..g u.’ checkswas a copy of a letter
...m the bishop to the clergy and
I...” of Hartford diocese. urging their
mrly support ot_‘ the, movement.
yum parochial schools and other in-
rolt ‘1‘.
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stitutions have been established and
are being conducted by the Sisters of
Charity of New Jersey. who founded
and conduct the College of St Elias-
both. St. Raphael’s Hosiptal. in New
Haven. is one. of the institutions
other New England cities.
Nilan‘ a letter follows: ‘
The College 0! Saint Elisabeth. of
Convent Station. New Jersey. is ap-
pealing to the public for funds to ex-
tend its buildings and equipment. For
its‘ immediate needs the Alumnae As-
sociation of the college has under-
taken to raise the sum of $350,000.
This amount is necessary to provide
a building large enough to afford res-
idence for one hundred students who
otherwise would be deprived of the
opportunity to pursue their college
studies at this excellent school.
The College of Saint Elizabeth was
the first school for higher education
opened to women under Catholic aus-
pices in the United States. ' It‘was es-
tablished twenty-one years ago. by
the Sisters of Charity of the Ncwnrk
diocese. out of their own resources
the amount of
est Department.
lates evervway.
and hitherto has ne‘er
pea! for tends to the public at large.
3 the twenty years of its-coils-
giatc career. it has earned a
rank in educational
chiefly to the exceptional efforts made
founded and conducted by the sisters. Inn the community or the Sisters of
They are active also in Boston and {Charity to‘ develop a faculty or unus-
Blshop ' ual power liy training in the univers-
ities of both Am and Europe.
The Sisters of Charity‘havssspccial
claim on the sympathetic interest of
the Catholics of Connecticut. From
New Jersey. where the community
had been established sixty years ago,
the venerable foundress sent her 81s.
ters.to undertake the. first New Eng-
land mission of the community'in Ws~
tel-bury. thirty-three years ago. at a
time when them were le— thAn thin!
Du
on 39-. parochial sI‘hools in flat diocese of
Hartford. only two of which had been
(went-(Lin the Naugsiuck valley Since
that time. the a“! has had so
important part in' the dcsecbincnt or
“national and MW sum in
this diocese. -
We are confident that as sealan-
mmebers of the shares. snow
ate the utterly Music man
‘for higher and secondary bison 0!
education under atholic m1 in
our country will do their utmost to
extend the work which wns under- 1
taken at such great personal sacrifice
by the Jounders or our institutions in
order to safeguard the faith and
Christian principles of our educated .
bit).
high
activltlés. due
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Isms-Ibis.
u‘lis ”31‘..." h Visiting
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Hm
Clare-ca C. 81mm has mats
few days, is New York city.
Miss list-ion Adams has retained
to New crssy, alter spending two
weeks in
Mrs. m1 Wm has returned
from s visit with ‘rolstivss is Strat-
The engagement at Fisheries on.
is. of the M 914.. to s Stratlcld
young lady lass-susccd. «
' Mrs. l‘rssk Got-ham" is recovering
111.. Catherine Treadwoll 11.. as-
sumed teaching duties in Long Hill,
for the coming year.
Thomas Fox is making many in-
provementa ‘10 his Lyon's Plain resi-
deuce.
Frederick dewsll, is now able
to get about with the aid of a cane
after several weeks' confinement to
. the house.
Mr,"'snd Mrs. Zslnsn Banks. Kr.
and Mrs. Odell, have returned to their
home in New York State. after a
MOTHER!
“California Syrup of Figs".
Child’s Best Laxative)
Accept “California” Syrup of Figs
only— look {or the name Califomia on
the package. Ihen you are. sure your
child is having the best and most
harmless physio tor the little stémach
liver and bowels. Children love its
fruity taste. Full directions on each
bottle. You must say "California."
‘ almost lullabra
603"; (mm
. ....—
For its attraction on Thomas!
evening. September 30.1‘he Rage“
whimsiéal comedian is his new Vic»
tor Herbert comedy entitled “Some
Colonel.”_ Hr. Carlo believes that be
titted than he has in the character of
Rtexc. the janitor. who owing to un~
usual circumstances is forced to mas-
qumudc as a nation famous politician
ons (omplications to furnish an
etching of continuous laughter
hummons is the play. which is from
llli' 31111 of G. M. “'rlfihl. that It
would hc a sumcicnt entertainment
in itsoll' if it wcrc not embellished
ln cighiccn mush 111 IIIInbcrs from
the an atcst of American composers.
In thcsc numbers Mr. I-lcrbcrt has
returncd to the methods of his early
dais and has writtcn “histloahle and
danceable music that will take its
placc beside thc mosl popular of his
earlicr succcsscs. Waltzcs th 1t are
and marches that
thrin a”: numuous and in the ac-
companiments to flu humorous song's
them is a strain oi humor that few
composers can 8(“".llli\( it is music
of the t1 pc “I at made \' ictor Norbert
famous and that (on other composers
in tho world can equal with the ado
(lcd lmu- l1 of must”: that shows the
\niuv oi the experience the composer
llms g'nmcd by 11113011 01' his more
ire-rim»: I'm-ct“ work.
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i New Hampshire Property Includes
. Also 1Q6,000 Acres oi Trees.
i The plant of the St George Pulp
.ami Paper Company at St George N.
[H has been purchased by the Press
Publishing Company of New York,
publishers: of the it mid and the Even‘
lin: World. The purchase includes
lbs 000 acres of woodland with full
water rights.
2 it is understood the price wax in ex»
cans of 81. 000. 000 Recently the Press
Publishing Company bought the St.
George company plant here.
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Jack Hurlex fmmerh of the Even-
ing Sentinel’s Icportorial staff and
now a special writer fm the Philadel-
phia Public Ledger and a member of
the stat! of the American Wool and
Cotton Reporter. expects to spend
the week-end at his Elm street homo
hers.
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With One Pound Best Plantation Coffee 25c
WE WILL SELL 5 POUNDS OF WHITE
FOR TOMORROW ONLY
To ' Introduce Our. Best PlantatiOn Coffee
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Theatre will otter Richard Curie. the .
has never in his career been better ;
and u be cncouutcrs enough humor- '
So .
Norwalk Chronicler