New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1920, Page 2

‘REV. FR. SULLIVAN LAUDS THE IRISH] Unusual Gives Complete Hisiory of 0ld;: P icture Erin's Isle Sullivan of St. Josep coeremon Rev. J. Lco on St. Patrick; Irish Wit nuamber who the patron Irish Bravery: and Humor memb o ambled o saint Ireland. spoke in part as fol- hefore | & the lo| Music: ot wd s nonor ol aher S rge Assortments ' e or the hepherd boy tendir He as T ordi- life proved he hac Hun fio hoy as after ol noble birth, captive rd Th hins in th e tad, s knecling in I snow and wind and rain on the of out wd his master's nary child THE kinson Drug Go. : the bleak his Antrim, pour| and 15 in y wer penance 169-171 Main Sireet ... i Rl B “vessel of election betore the € children of of another David. kings and 1re reminded srd boy. to be King iong y s God ind We ~hep young whor of ael Ifor pared him for his iture apostolate, in this school of ad- versity and rce and then permitted him to return to his hom But th for the \n'\l)lh of Ku@n and this sym- In the Knox Soft Felts and pathy griduatly developed into a 1‘ solve to return one day wnd Liriy L the knowl s Chi hear the voices of the Erin imploring him ty come back and | in thei There niust been d chose SiX i perbic 20, L hats, Knox designers, study- gl & of t pro- Ltters trend have carctully the hat e best. fabor midst hions. hiave se o wis it and friends o hack t Brasteh shylcs Ireland that had becn o him a Would he n for the biue skies and fertile fi HATS his na . Were not ali Hats Were not all testimony 1=t re staminn which gives < e KNOX Are his undertaking Quatlity of | all nis V!\ © he put o dexth in apostic the 13 sucl vent w = up all It e e -eled the him numan ihin would lTove and he nature The truth he would youth knowledse made 2 ho some’ years years of of preparation, study and praver and travel, = ol intercou with learned and saint- —OUTFITTERS— Iy me, going wherever the lessons ol | ASYLUM & r perfection could e acquired, to Ircland bearing Pope commission o preach the pel. And the children of that had called to him in his dreams, up to weicome him. How th rt of this man of God must have obhed as he preached 1o his be- | loved r We behold him standing on Ta mount surrounded by th chiefs and men of Brin. e is speai- whose heart is aflame with above. portraying the be: the Savio heroie he returne Laur mihs, egular Order 1d on <. An aftery terest will upper W Dancing enj weeting Amar evenin son in iire | ana hea the when did the ver appeal s one from love, of the Friday socd of people are touched—i heautiful’ and true and 1o the Celtic heart hail the quet yed close of short Irc Aposile saint words is a deeds oved patron fow the life apostle, the favorite ion. and ot missionary department of sureh will hold its ann meeting tomorrow at Mrx. John Tal- fand’s Patrick, the the of t the home irove hill xth ward republican club | ily this eveming at X rainian hall [ | i authority on the will address the John Willis will officiate match Auxitiary Elisha 1 noon and netted Trish Bravery. i well aware of the valer of the thousand of the univ 1y ad- us how the vikinZs of Nor- Denmark swept down on coasts of England, Ir France, ain and Ialy, massacring. plunderin ice (Normandy), in Fngland in Ireland they Dlanted col- eir vas in which conaunered, (¢ o hecomin The Iri cq | ever, never bent o the invaders, ing them from the Sth to the hegin- of the Lith century until under : Brian Loru at the battle of Clon- § e i near Dubtin Bay. Good Frid inviders were utterly ments of the Northmen Al over Ircland, hut adually merged with the wdding w notubie clement world that sted on a That the irish Celt is at vorld's Lattleticlds is mitted. History tells No the hardy wi Sweden and us cner met the yes- infort society were at Cooper the 2 dolls - tha and sale at to the I hidder their 1ere will b dnesday on meetit neh orphan had bla two more | iicrnoon | Ereatest sucoess they ingz. ion the how- tight- nutc me Gl theater, tion to weck e neet on pi working at the eney’s. and the t 10 years. manager of handed in o his etfect urday of men of Bijou Ly« has de- ke s one hene e mo ure thea- cum for battle- the ad batti on forcign vador world. At lumin of Lord Hay the when a picked lish vetcrans under sweeping the French he lrish regiment u topped victorious fram nder tieir drove them ht. winning Kin yitis N\ During our own civil w spondent of th don wilness, wroic of 1l mbransk vial truck tendered his re ation s to t « tive April 1. husiness to en- commissioner He will T the Times the h Clfec who another 15 an ey accoint « Irizh battle “@t Fontenoy of Freder s At Albuera. or S olds Go Quickly whiunted courase displaved by the | sm cannot afford to besick sons of S i 1 e e neglect her houschold e e B s. At the first symp- the inpe he prepares the way tion iholl S recovery by the man could have carried immediate use of Gray’s P e as Syrup—a household o preparation of sixty years standing. ¥ Mother siways buys t Size Mother's Coughs-and ; almost il ny the s idle bodies which hin alton’s cans sainst bosi- mort: position of rou was, it s 10 lie in 10 yards of the uzzles of ¢ idences best e wanner of they were who ssed on to den I awith the dauntlessness of @ race ned sl on i ihc never mor the foot nd bt RAY S SYRUP | ED SPRUCE GUM E | i i | 1 i lig keigh ! In the > 1 war, { of New York's famous Righting regiment swelled the heart and fired of ored Shan mortalized zrown up b { swung Itooscvell, A Tipperary i In Trish and niisinterpreted are t hest ” 'l ) '“ would give his lire that truth might § ‘ fi‘if j‘o"g[&l prevail, and that men might come (“““j‘ I"'v‘\f""“ contempt, { timism s | Curran D learning NEW BRITAIN DAILY sation of every patriotic Am- Irish Music. flags of »ime nations be of a or @ crown eptre The Ir enthrones a r the sword, h is the musical ! o1 (quoted by Ircland harp, o pinnerortie. the leaders in v mausic, may have at the of the old Irish Bards It is unfitting: The Brehons and the the ivers and the ballad- e virtual rulers of as | the “thie Galileo) Tenls that i the of the and Germany, guve st feet not rds. ser sneient the marble tome we built from the ruins S0 many of the bal- he modern world were gath- the pal- the Coliseum, lads of t from “Robin oldor - are Gur une of ever | ble words frish Doodle™ Wy bardic adonis the to Galw and the No wondey Foster Stephen our im- OL1 Ken- Hec N o Trish A whole Sumiae Fantasia introduces it larta,” ¢ ov !uwhmnn setting ol hic ! ovation with Lallad. the armies of (he forward o the Owen,” the fin the world. accon to Long lon Wy All world rhythm narching Col. ‘G une in W are i and 1o formet that “Mari- operas are although Balfe, Bolemian irl,” Sullivan, of comic bet identificd. 1umor. and humor resented and these qualities character is apt other p composers, uthor of “The Sir Arthw () Irisk Wit he ¢ Tow lisunderstood. misr That the Lrish ally admitted. justly so for the which is ne 1y ts of nive And Irish have a ) jocose it is inherent in the independent of edu- or comifo The are the sayings of | culture, sayings the greatest eless multitude wion, Irish o humor Irishman v upreme expression of | Hdn't he scen dead rith him ai o pig fair” or when the ame Tvishman rebuked o youns har- nse he did squandher Cthat sesticulate) that wot not is The ful arned to be cheer- Their op- h sh have lea through tribulation. HERALD, THURSDAY, -I§I- e e k® &7 Washing Herbert Hardware ke B "|“NEW BRITAINITES NCH OF CATTLE"! S0 Declares George Lancor on Stand in Potice Court This Morning. the . sserted | or on tic city for Dris. | tol every g oct while ho was Hee court lhl\ morn nv! | the people in the Coyne is then sa ancor names. Lancor resoni- | injury and entered the car afi- where he wulted him. his decision Judge John H asserted that Lancor ion but was not jus e ed the cr Coyne Tn givin Kirkham some provog: in striking Coyne. and costs. Headaches LANATIVE BROMO <‘l ININEG Tab- relieve the lHeadache I rictiy b fresh ane 7 : Russell Bros. born of their sorrows. Otherwise ther wit would be “dour Jike ihat of the Scoteh. It is best ex hibited in the re of Swift, the comedy sheriden, the repartee of ep m of George Ber- nard Shaw. and the drollery of *“Mr. Dooley™ (1. P, Dunne). Blarney is one of the products of the Emerald there is no tariff on it. ion hus brought it over duty 1dd o the gavety of the nation. A zaliant Irish colonel sat nest to a ch 500G at a dinner party helmed him with her conve . but at last checking herself she sai “l have talked so much vou must think T am in love with the sound of my own voice. “Well, now ma’am,” said the g colonel, ™1 vou liked music Despite vtural plight, and her outlook to others’ God's previdential guid- ance of t s shown when he imbedded in the Irish nature, courage, devotion to ideals, and a love of that was crushed out and failed. not even when access to the founts of knowledze was denied thein for a couple of hundred vears Here there was a soul-stored energy. lateni brilliancy of intellect, both awaiting a providentinl lifting of the weight of oppression It came as it had 1o conie America is veins cour olars. She atic spirit in the rising fortunc Gael, and his pervasive and senee in posts of honor and all around the globe— Ly brain-power and sus- physical power, that is and his trade-mark. native nd best Isle, Irish in long eve ace wu nev her sons in vod of saints with true proud of whose and demot of the cheery pre emolum posts won tained by ! Iustrated Lectures \t Stanley Church { M Stanley (]|.1]wl will give two Sunday eveni March 21 entitled. “Jesus of N lectures will be illustr: of the [oly lLand, and will be explained by Rev. Mr sivian, who. has traveled extensively vpl. The lecture is divid- part nd Iirst Ministry of Jectures lec- slides into f or Ministry. Al at 7:30 sharp (novdnm Quarti Wins Suit By Jury Verdict The Riccio Giovanni Q i. from the locul city hearving before court of commo: Judgment of the tained by the throush Atorney and Jesigh Pec s because of a punch v e sever tee Alling 1 sented defendant put @ case of s Jesu Third ¥ will commence given a on of tho vesterda court, ok, imed tich caused Klett & and Youth | Parsons Theater tern,” Iho cualifie enter MARCH Super-Electric Machine: 336 Main “Chin WITH A CAST 18, 192¢. @ P A, B. C. -4 agF 23] % & Ask for a Demonstration Z ..___-’6‘- L. 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For the girls of 84 occupations, 22 nationalities, from 45 churches to whom the Association is home, club and recreation, the citizens of New Britain are asked to contribute the remaining 20 Send checks to Mrs. George W. urer, Traut, Treas- caught is an old Wil wele we ag ever by none better than those which we offer, Our supply of SEA FOOD is of Excellent Quality. e Special For Friday Steak Tilefish, Halibut, and Fresh Herring. Treut, Haddock and Oysters. Caught Sea smeits, Salmon, Cod, Fresh Mackerel, Scallops, Tound ‘and Clams. Clam Chowder to HORTON’S FISH MARKET § 67 Church St. Tel. 223 ALL NEXT WEEK MATS. WED. and SAT. Evening 50c to $2. Pop. Mat. Wed. 25¢ to $1. Sat. Mat, 25¢ to $1.50. MacGREGOR WVILLIAM MOORE PATCH Present ' The Fascinating Musical Play THE SWEETHE SHOP Words and Lyrics by ANNE CALDWELL Author of “Jack OQ’Lan- “The Night Boat,’ Chin” Ete Or UNUSUAL LAVISH AND ARTISTIC PRODUCTION Music By HUGO FELIX Composer of “Lassies,” “Pom Pom,” Etc. EXCELLENCE And a Bewitching Cherus of Joyous Young Sweethearts With Nimble Feet And (zorgeous Tremendous Success in Baltimore and Pittsburgh Gowns. Enrouie for New York Showing more than minine there throu Caquisiie me: ortistic L appeil n enhan ced lul\hn settings 1o th an erm comedy” means Tl musicad el in t show is quite musical | { The t days. hut T funny. 5 L s Mail Orers Received readly