The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-13

ed hour of glorious life IS worth an age without name, The responsl- bilitY to which we are called may mean for us but one short, crowded hour, but 1t will be full of glorious life; it will hold for us shining name and history to be proud of, and 1t may not, and must not, be ignored by the D, A. k.
 Let lls, therefore, hold fast to lofty Ideals and unseltlsh purposes, Let us, if need be- put our very hearts blood Into the noble effort to reylyify the fast-fadlng spirit of patriotic devotion to American Institutions and Co the principles which actuated our ances- tors and led them to sacrifice all save honor for the sake of giving us the golden heritage of home and coun- try
 Notice of the fall meeting of the D, A, R. to be held in Bridgeport, was read, as here given.
 To Connecticut |. A, R.;
 By invitation of Mary Sllliman chap ter the fall meeting of the Connecticut Daughters will be held in Bridgeport October 20. 1908.
 123O In three different places The parish room of South Congregational church, corner Broad and Gilbert streets, the parish room of the North church corner Broad and Bank streets, church on Cannon street, The color of the ticket will indicate the luncheon room to which the bearer should go.
 The Daughters are very particularly requested to be in their seats at the church at twenty minutes before two, as the official procession and chorus will pass up tho aisle promptly at q quarter before two, In accordance with tho vote of regents and delegates the price of luncheon tickets will be sev- enty-flve cents each In order that the caterer may know how many 10 provide for, each chapter regent or secretary is requested to report on or before Sat urday, the 2ith of october, to Mrs, John +. Woodruff, lSS Washington avenue, Bridgeport, the number Of members from her chapter expecting to attend the meeting, and at the same time send check to Mrs. Woodruff for the same number of luncheon tickets, The re- warded to each regent as soon US the check Is received. Chapter regents are earnestly requested to see that prompt | attention is given to this request, as any uelhy greatly hnuh ip the idDOT Ol | the entertainment committee Some fine addresses are expected, and | the musical features of the day arc to be especially interesting and unique. A large attendance is expected. 1 The usual custom of Issuing certih- cates for reduced railroad fares has been done away with by the Consolidat 1 ed railroad and this year round trip l tickets will be sold at home stations on Il basis of fare and three-flfths, l These tickets will be on sale and good | going October 29, and good returning October go and 30 inclusive, | Will regents please See that this mat ter of round trip tickets Is brought to the attention of their chapters, cur fall meeting Is open to every Connecti- cut Daughter,
 Mrs. Clarence F. Bacon.
 Secretary
 D. A. R. badges must be worn to In sure admission Into the church. Among the speakers will be Admiral Colvocor esses of the United States navy, H. will make an address on The Navy IT the War of the Revolution"
 After singing America" in which all l joined, the meeting adjourned, and tea was served In the parlors below stairs At the tea table were Mrs, Rutherford Trowbridge and Mrs. Albert Holt, ant the daughters who acted as usherf Helen Merwin. Miss Emeline Street Miss Olive Coggswell, Miss Florence Graham. Miss Mary Sumner Mrs, Rich. ard Lyon, Mrs. stevens and Mrs. Smltl ' l-l I-...a la ...-.