of New England Attend Ceremony—-
H1ers Come from Canada, Iowit, Washing.-
n, D. 0. -'--Gets Check for $10,000—Bril-
_ liant Ceremony At
mum). Me., Oct.18.—-ln a
00 lig,’ briihnt In color. magnifi-
outfit in liturgical significance and
Hell in the most solemn and impres-
{live ceremony of the Roman Cath-
olic Church John. Gregory Murray,
Auxiliary Bishop of Hartford was
stalled yesterday as the fifth Blsh~
hf, ct Portland, in the C herdral of
the, Immaculate Loncep
- It! the presence of the dean of the
,Amorican hierarchy, His Emnence,
William Cardinal O'Connell,- Arch.
bishop of Boston, ' who. himself,
nineteen years ago had ascended the
, episcopal thrbne of the cathedral as
“the third Bishop of the Sec of Port
' land, and surrciinder by six bishops
of the United States and Canada,
_ numerous monsignori, and more
,‘than 200 visiting priests and clergy
of the diocese. Bishop Murray sang
tilt the first time, at the white mal-
ble altar of the cathedral the ore.-
on o: the title of the church, the
hymn to the Blessed Virgin, and ad~
, ressed his first a elds, as new
. shepherd of the see, to the Catho-
lics of Maine.
Church
Pervading all the pomp a! the
ritual, all. the splendor of the core-
mony, all the ecclesiastical signifi-
cance of the resplendent assemblage
of ' preiates and priests of the
church of every rank and station.
was an air of rejoicing. that yester-
day there was renewed with life.
the blshopric of Portland. vacant
from the death of Bishop Louis de-
bastian Walsh. nearly a year and a
half ago
A check for $10,000 was present-
ed to Bishop Murray on behalf of
the clergy of the Diocese of Maine
by lit. Rev. Mssr. M. C. M on-
ough. vicar-general ot the die see.
at the luncheon of all the prelates
and priests attending the installa-
tion ceremony, and invited friends
of Bislwp Murray, held at. the Hotel
Lafayette at 1: 30 p. m. The pre-
sentntion was a surprise to Bishop
Murray.
A note or joyous festivity was
sounded at the gathering which
more than 250 church dignitaries
and priests attended. 0
DlTloNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS
RECENRN FOR THE NURSES HOME
ARRYlNG DRIVE WELL OVER Tor
The folloWIng additional subscrip-
tions to the fund to pay half the cost
Frank C. Godfrey Post, 12,
..Amcricnn Legion . . 25.00
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the number of visits “fluid some
period dining the year ”I. ,
The statement shows a notable
. increase tor the ear .
35, as compared with
“TOM'S HON!!! t ’l‘AH 0034
POUND is the bills cough medicine
of the Mary A Bedfoui Nursts' Home Augusta 0. Huntington . . . 10.00 mm”! {l m [WWI WWI,“ : ' v . ‘ l “ . d, ' a“ .v” “'. m. "I“ [f “or”
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and Training School have. been re- I‘nlployes.Pe(-r|css Fur.Co. 15.00
ceived at Drive Headquarters. it was Friend .. .......... . . . . . 2.00
.. announced today: , Mrs. w. S. Finch ........ 5.00
J. 85 J. Cash (uddltionnl).. $150.00 Lillian D. Jones. Wilton... 5.00
William C. Smith . . .. 100.00 William A. Jones. Wilton.. 5.00
Frankrll. Bissell ... . . . 10. 00 Eva C. (:mlplnger 5.00
.Hennan Fancller ..'...... 5.00 l urns Tribe No. 20, 1.0.
Mohammm 3.00 lt.M.10.00
I Mr. and Mrs. “'m. Russell 2.00 Theodore. Henry (addition-
writes to. George Fons. me also!
tow Blvd. Gilles”.- ill. Contains no
opiates, Good for old and recoil , , ‘
actor's ,30Nfl! to TAR con. . ,,
room: is one of the Isl-zest some};
eougll medicines in the world. in
demand over titty years. Insist upon
QNLTTERAKY
Coot. msm. two-HilfimNsu
Mrs. G. Lockwood 1.00
:MI'B. Stock ............. 2.00
. Mr. and Mrs. Brundlure .. 1.00
Mrs... Dickinson . .,. . . . . . . 1.00 1
" Hillside School (addition-
'31) 14.00,
a Mrs. Kathryn Cullnn . . .. 2 00
Mrs. Raymond W. .Oving- ,
‘ton.......... .-... 10.00
ill) .-.................. 5.00
I John \«V'. I’it‘rm‘. . . . . . . . . . 2.00
i Mrs. C. E. LilldclK-l't.r . . . . . 5.00
Mr. and Mrs. (.‘lnrcnce
I King. ..... ........... 10.00
ll. B. D. H. .. . . . . 3.00
I (‘ mm, Cecile, N0. 105.
l (‘athollc Daughters of
' America . ..... . . . . . . . . 10.00
ROWAYTON
RR OYSTER
0F THE RIVER
ocial Happenings in
Rewayton -—— Many
Yisit Summer Homes
AtBell Island
‘There are several natural grouth
oyster boats working on the beds off
the ‘mouth of Five Mile River. They
are the “Jewel". “Kcewaydln”, “Lil.
“an", ”Albert" and "Seabird!
' a a a
Mr. and Mrs. 1‘. \\. Houston of
Bell Island have closed their home
for the winter and leturned to New
York city. ‘
Mr. William Smith and his son
,Haywot'ld of New York are spending
,‘several days at their summer‘home
on Bell Island.
' 0 O 0
Mrs. Anna Parker. who had been
pending several nooks “lth her
brother-in-law. Mn. Robert Chlistlan
of, Brooklyn, has returned to her
1
A large piece of the arrow on the
ag pole in hem. of the old W. I.
’ evens residence, on Rowayton ave-
‘ was blown down in Satuldays
' t O 0
Mr. William Turner of Troy has
a guest of Mr and Mrs. Eu-
eh of West avenue, Bell Isl-
; .
_s o o .,
‘ s. Joseph Taylor of Pcnnoycr
file a visitor in New York to-
, O O
Guptan Preston Holt of McKinley
mace spent the holidays nith his
4 0 t I
*1 number oil Boll Island men will
by a hunting trip to the Catskill
odhtains this week They are: Mr.
Edward 1“. Hart of Sammie avenue.
‘ Eugene Rich. Mr. William
Wright, Mr. Charles Jarboc Mr.
Willem Turner, Mr. Sigmund Sn en.
Joseph Wright and Mr. F.
‘ The trip will be made
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bell of Crock-
ett street returned today from Bos-
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Bell motored
here to visit Mrs. Bell's brother, Mr.
John Terrel of Roton avenue.
0 0 0 .
Mrs. Earl Stevens had as dinner
quests yesterday Mrs. Minnie June
and Miss Mary Cooper of New Ca-
naan. at her home in McKinley
pine}. "
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph White and
daughter Olivia. of Passaic were the
week-end guests of Mrs. White’s
mother, Mrs. A. Walters, of Summitt
avenue, Bell Island.
0 O .
Mr. Norman Addie of Brooklyn
Spent the Week-end with Mr. and
\ll's. Harry S. Bryan of North ave-
ler.
0 0 a
Cottage prayer meetings wele
held in the homes of the following
this mowing: Mrs. Oliver Clark.
Pennoycr street, Mrs. Eva Switzer,
Raymond stleet, Mrs. Oscar Mills.
Highland avenue. Mrs. Clifton Scov
field, McKinley street and Mrs. John
L‘liommedieu, Crockett street.
0
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Wright of
Summitt avenue, Boil 1sland.ha\e
closed their home and returned to
New York city.
o u 0
Mr. William DeWaters of Siam—
ford, son of Captain and Mrs. John
DcWatcrs of Pennoyer street, has
accepted a pesition with Haskell
and Soils of New York, one of the
largest public accounting firms in
the United States.
0 0 I
All parents are requested to bring
their children to the evening ser-
.vices held in the Anderson Taber-
uncle tonight. It will be Sunday
school night. ‘
s o s
The garage on West avenue own-
ed by Mr. Richard Golden of Nor-
walk and Bell Island is being re-
built into a house.‘
I '0 0
Captain Royal Decker. in com-
mand of the Ellsworth oyster steam
or “Commander” spent the week-
end )vlth his family. Captain Deck-
FOW!’& Refuse substituteae-Adv. ‘
Not Responsible . ,
For Death, Finding
MIDDLETOWN, Oct. 13. (AP.)---
in s. finding handed down yester-
day Colonel L. A. Smith holds no
one criminally responsible for the
death of Sebastian‘Carta. 63 years
of n'so of Middletown. who died in
the Middlesex hospital September
27, from injuries received Septem»
ber 24, when he fell from a truck
operated by Wesley Hunter of
Woodbridge.
er sailed yesterday for Greenpert.
Long Island.
0 0 0
Dr. Eugene Berstein and family
of Summit avenue. Bell Island. were
week-end visitor at their summer
home.
i 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Williams Ortiz and
family who has been spending the
summer at Bell Island have return-
ed to their home in New Jersey for
the winter months.
0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long have
returned to their home in New York
city. after spending the summer in
the "Rose" cottage on Bell Island.
0 I
The Misses Pou era of Sammis
avenue will close their home this
week and return to their winter
home in New York.
0‘ a 0
Miss Andrey Shine daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shine of
Crockett street and Miss Helen Ray
of Crockett street have joined the
newly formed Professional club re»
cently organized .by pupils of Miss
Alders' dancing class' in Norwaik.
Miss Shine is on the entertainment
committee and Miss Kay is on the
refreshment committee.
W (11003 LIKE MAGIC
“any cough preparations contain
some one or more harmful drugs
which are added to take the discs
of opiates. None or these narcotic
substitutes has ever. been ,used in
FOLEI'B BONE! AND TAX 001(-
POUND. The name of even in-
gredient is plainly printed on every
carton. ‘Iou know what you 3.!
taking Man you tits. Foley's. !\
clings to the throat. Good (or old
and you . too have a couch. Why
not try l; Refills substitutes. Still.
son-Powdl Corn-f4“.
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The retail lumber dealer who has gained the confidence
and steady patronage of the local lunlber buyers has
more to his business methods than clever salesmanship.
Clever salesmanship has landed many .a first order but
it takes more than ‘first orders" to keep a. business go-
ing along profitably. The retailer who holds his customers
year after year does it by taking uniformly good care of
their requirements. By giving them prompt service on
the kinds of lumber they want" with a good measure of
fair treatment and square dealing thrown in. Short cuts
of economy to home ownership by means of buying poor
lumber and millwork, are never satisfactory in the end.
Know us and our service, we 've been here for over 60 years.
THE HATCH . 8. BAILEY co.
Sheetrock- Cornell Well boards. Celotex insulating lumber.
McNeil-s Sbingles guaranteed for 60 years.
Garouttbitllnleoldfimmy Fill
theWmthebflmwitthnceAlbert
”l Willyoullkett? Man,
skidlikeicecresm? Can
whats men’s slacks-appetite
ia- , Prince Albert’s got nothing
‘. 31Yes,sir, youesnbetyour
life outlier. You‘ll fire-up right after
breakfssnind stay with it till the little
bloom Wig-wag "Good night."
Neszvssh-pips tobacco like good
- old EA. Coolant! sweét and soothing,
the smoke zooms up the stemhbovaing
ever pet peeve! ind filling ‘ycursys ‘
wrthsnctv‘lunddf joy. And how kind“
out bite and perch ab-so-lute-lyl .
So, slip into top-speed and head for
the nearest store where they hand out
Jimmy-pipejoymtidyreduns Ifyou
haven’t "got a jimmy-pipe, ’get one new.
Thenborrowamatch andycu’reallset
for s snioke experience! ' ‘ i ‘
' as. is sell every-I'm a in”:
rim, pound and lulMounl It‘ll tinni-
dorm“ pound enlist-glen handlers
till: sponge-moisten" to). All
:1qu Whmfibitolbilsulm
mend by the Prince Albert moses:
Norwalk Chronicler