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Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-18
THE APOSTOLIC SPIRIT
OF ST. PATRICK
Subject of Rev. C. Il. Ricketts, Ser
mon at Congregational Church.

IN interesting and appropriate SCI
mon on The Apostolic Spirit of St
PauirE' was delivered III the Congre-
gatiohal church Sunday morning by
Rev. G. IA. Ricketts,, VINO took his text
from second Timothy Al. Il have
fought a good fight. 7 have finished
my course. 1 have kept the faith,
Rev. MIR Ricketts, said in part;
There Was q time when | shared the
belief c1 many that ST. Patrick was
70 mythical, rather than an historical
parsonage. | was wont to look upon
MIN IS a splendid Pigment of the i'm
aSlnatlon, like the Olympian diEinilieS
OF pagan mythology. It seemed 10 me
that the early Irish people were try
Ing to equal if not outdo the brilliant
conceptions Of the Greeks and Romans,
and 1t Is not very strange that many
stu rank ST. Patrick with Hercules
Jupiter, Apollo and other extraordi-
nary beings who existed only in the
minds Of those who glorled in great
exploits.
II must ne admitted that there are
Sor1e grounds for holding this mythical
view i'm regard to St Patrick. His life
was pSoyoklnRiv obscured by a great
mass of rubbish that is so puerile and
absurd as to challenge intelligent be
IeI. But IL is qu1te easy TO see how
this was likely to arse in an age that
was unscientific and sUperstitious. 1t
was the spirit Of the times and subse-
quently to attribute divine honors and
functions To great heroes; to enwreath
them with prOwess OF mind, soul and
body tbat was clearly impossible from
the human viewpoint,
Notwithstanding the vast amoant Of
myth with which the name of st. Pat
risk il unfortunately associated,
have come from my studies with the
firm conviction that he is not only his
t6rieelly real, put is one Of the great
sPirits Of all time, and ought to be
classified only with those men who
have made epechs in history. While it
is no eesy task to separate fact from
fancy IN ths record of his life, and
after masking all due allowance for the
just a1iBifian of the early Irish writ
srs 10 make a demi god out Of their
hero, am thoroughly convinced that
he was, m the providence of God the
ore unrcHqUera0le spirit that changed
Ireland from paga nism to Christianity.
TSae hfs OF st, Patrick naturally
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-18
CLIMATE HURTS WEAK LUNGS

In This climate there are always
numbers Of people whose lungs are
esk and who either have a chronic
aough OF else catch cold easily and
are very likely to take pneumonia.
A New York girl, Miss Louise Jesel.
has written a letter on this subject,
saying In the past year / have been
-r1ubled with weak lungs and palpita-
ion Of the heart. Having heard that
Finol was a great strengthened I be
San taking # and it has done me a
world Of good
q have no cough now. my heart is
all right and ] have gained greatly in
strength ana energy"
Naturally as soon az her strength
Hdd been built up to the right point
7y Vinol, all symptoms Of her former
trouble vanished
This delicious cod liver and iron
-emedy without oil, not only creates
strength and enriches the blood but
always agrees with the stomach.
Get a bottle of Ninol today and be-
gin receiving its curative power We
guarantee in To please YOU Broad
way Pharmacy, G. 6. Engler Norwich,
Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-18
The members of Division No. /, An

The members of Division No. /, An
Gent Order Hihernians, and Ladies'
Auxiliary, received holy communion in
ST. Michael's church, at first mass, on
St. PatriCk's day Rev. Dr.. John Neale,
rector, being the ceIebrant At the
high mass, Mrs. Thomas Murray, or
ganlst. prepared A special musical fea-
ture A quartette from Providence,
composed of AIessrs. CUnnors. Dev1ne.
Conway and Roche, baritone, bass, FIRST
ana second tenors. respectively, sang
ne Deum at the offertory and Messrs.
Spellman and Clancy sang a duet and
Miss Irene Horgan a solo at the Gloria
and Credo
In tho evening there was a musical
vespars by the regular choir assisted
by the quartette from Providence,
Aiessrs. SpeIlman and Clancy DR.. Neale
gave an interesting and eloquent ad-
dress on The Life Of St Patrick. There
was Il large attendance at both masses
aud at vespers. The members of the
Hibernian cieties-attended vespers in
a body.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-18

Use Gold Dust for washing clothes and
dishes, scrubbina floors, cleaning wood
work, oilcloth, silverware and tinware,
polishing brasswork. cleaning bathroom
pipes. refrigerators, etc., softening hard
water and making the finest soft soap.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-18

Congressman George Il. Utter of
Westerly recently made request that
the nay al apprentices at Newport be
drilled to participate in the Fourth Of
July parade al Providence. The Re
quest has been denied by Secretary
of tbs Navy Meyer. He says he would
not want to deprive the young men Of
this holiday by having them take part
in any event that would consume a
conside1a BILE part Of the day. He wants
them to have the opportunity to have
their own sports and to receive friends
and relatives who may come to see
them on that holiday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-18
WESTERLY'S OLDEST MERCHANT
Edward MAxon Dodge Formerly of Norwich Celebrates 70h
Birthday-Pawcatuck River Rampage-How St.
PahiCk's Day Wa Observed-Nev Social Organization
Takes the Name of Colonial Club.

Not sinre The sreat flood of thirty
six Nsars ago has there been anything
10 compare With the deluge Of Friday
that resulted IN the agitation and ris-
ing Of the waters Of the PayuafuCS
and qu1Sted many Of the mills along
tho banks flooding lands and doing
considerable damage AL the way
rom los SOURCE al Wor0ens pond and
ths scene Of tbs Great swamp Indian
dgh3, down through Kingston, Kenyon,
Shannoc3S Carolina, BurdicRsvilte,
Bradford Potter Hill and White Rock,
through StillmanyiHe and on down
Ihrc9gh the village of Westerly and
sp 10 Little Narragansett hay, where
The fast running water mingled with
and became a part OF the quiet run
ming sea beyond White the dana ge
VS. as nothing when compared with
The damage caused by the flood of 1886,
when all Of StillmauVille was under
water and when West Broad street
p-as flooded. still it waS of sufficient
magnitude TO drive people from their
homes in sections adjacent to Still
manyil6 as the waters rushed over
The Arnold mill bridges and washed
he Orders of the Stillmanvllle bridge
and flooded sections of Canal street.
some places in the latter street We're
could not be continued, and there was
need to Keep a powerful pump in op
Grafton at the plant Of the Westerly
light and Power Co. TO keep the ma
chipery from submersion. The large
plot Of land known as the circus lot,
IN P1wcatuck. was completely under
water, extending as far as the back
ards in Liberty street, and most Of
he cellars filled with water. The dam
at White Rock was carried away, the
mill a. Potter Hill was flooded and
all the water front property in West
erly was more OF less damaged.
The rainfall IN Westerly measured
SIS, which vas the greatest since Au-
gust %, 1908. when the gauge owned
by Everett Barns registered 2S5 for
he same period. This hsayy rainfall
7verf!oWed the brooks IN various sec
lions q the village, and IN consequence
cellars that hare been free from wa
Ter for years we're flooded The high
WAYS all over the town we're materially
damaged, and all together it was the
most Damaging RAIN and wind storm
hat has visited Westerly for a quar-
ter Of Z century.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-18

Edward msxson Dodge. the oldest
merchant in the town Of Westerly,
having been in business here thirty
seven years. reached his seventeen
birthday Friday. He received the con-
gratulatiOus Of many friends Mr.
Dodge was born in Westerly March Is.
$40 and is a descendant Of one Of
he oldest families of the state.
At eleven years Of age, Mr.. Dodge
began as clerk in e. N. Dunn's cloth
ing store, IN which he continued for
few years, and then worked for
Joshua Thompson in a general store.
Hs was next employed for thirteen
months on q government supply boat.
~ then worked two years for Jesse
T. Moss in a store at White Rock and
rster few months for C.. 3. Stoddard.
Mr.. Dodge then went to Norwich
and worked for ten years in the dry
goods business with the firm Of Ham
in g. Co He then returned to West
erly and on September Is, 1875. en-
gagged in the clothing business in the
Dixon house block and has been in
business there ever since. He is a
thirty second degree Mason. belonging
10 Somerset lodge. No. "a, Of Nor
wich, Palmer chapter OF Westerly.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-18

Made by THE NJ T. FAIRBANK COMPANY. Chicago
Makers Of Fairy SOsp (the oval cake)
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-18

Providence council. Nara ssnsett COM
mandery and Palestine temple of the
Mystic Shrine. Nh Dodge has been
daily reader of the Norwich Bulletin
fer nearly fifty years.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-18
Established 1901,

Harold 7. Wells, O. D., Optometrist.
Defective vision corrected by the prop
er adjustment Of lenses. Room 3. Pot
er-Langworthy Block. Westerly, r, l.
The evening world., 1912-04-16

pounds. % really this make twenty four
ter than ever before. and now carry rosy
eh.eks. which Is something I could never say
before.
My old friends, VINO have been used 20 zee
ing me with a thin. long face. say that I am
before. and father and mother are 40 pleased
to think ! have go; to look 30 we'll and
weigh NJ heavy for me-"
CLAY JOHNSON sayss
PLEASE send me another ten.day treatment.
am well pleased with Sargol. II has been
my proper weight again. When I beg,n To
take Sargol ] only weighed l3S pounds. and
now. four weeks later, am weighing iEi
pounds and feeling fine. don't baye that
stupid feeling every morning that 4 ,sed 70
have. feel good all the fine Van, y,
The evening world., 1912-04-16
Fat Women,This Month
Should Interest You

This kind OF weather 10 the very kind
fat people should take ADVANTAGE of and
remove their fat without any fear Of ex-
haustinR themselves. Go to your druggist
no matter whcse you live. and buy q case
Of the famous Marmola Tablets. Just the
same as the world renowned Marmoia
Prescription. and take one Of these tab
lets after each meal. Your fat will dis
appear at tho rate OF from IL to 10
ounces per day. and you will correct the
digestive juices Of your system so that
they will NO longer turn your food into
fat. They will make yop stronger and
they will not harm any one. No matter
whether you eat at home or away from
home. your Marmola Tablets can ALWAYS
be carried. and you will thus he free from
any worry about that which you eat.
These tablets will stop all fat-making.
and the beauty OF them lies In the fact
that they will not leave huge wrinkles
after the fat goes away. II you will Try
them just one week You will become one
OF the thousands to whom We can refer
you. Marmola Tablets for sale BY all
druggists everywhere. or. II you prefer.
send the price Of . case (75 cts.) to
The Marmola Company. 1s4 Farmer
Ildg.. Detroit. Mich. and they will send
same to you by return mail In plain pack
MA
The evening world., 1912-04-16
CYANIDE chicken
NOT GOOD EATING,
So OWNER SUES
Hasselman Says Angry Neigh
Dor Poisoned Fowl and Sues
for $4,000.

ifis digestion was ruined because hA
chickens were dosed with cyanide a
potassium to punish them for trsspass.
sayv Arthur Hasseiman. and % he
brought suit yesterday IN the 6upesms
Court. White Plains. for $50 0 damages
against Prof. James Peabody. who
teaches bsoloey in the Morris Heights
IfiG1h School. Plaintiff and defendant are
neighbors In Carmins avenue. Arthur
Manor. Scarsdaie.
Hasselman's fad r. chicken raising. He
keeps . lot of them. The Profsssor's
pride u his garden. which hs tends IN
person and from which ne hopes to
supply his table with Vegetables. He
kept the earth 80 loose and fresh that
the chickens Sliked the garden better
than anything they had at homo. They
scratched I'D everything the Professor
had planted.
The Professor, II n said. warned Has
selman that he would Dol OF h chick
ems with a gun unless they were kept
out Of the garden. and one day bore out
his threat by sending to Hasselman.
with his compliments. a chicken he had
shot.
But bullets failed to stop the visits.
and the Professor decided to dispose Of
the flock in mass by poison. II In charged.
Hasselman says that Peabody put out a
pan in which cyanide OF potassium mad
been mixed with bran. Some chickens
ate Il and died. Hasselman says he did
not know the cause of death and in due
course ne killed and ate some of the
survivors. whose flesh had been impreg-
mated with the poison. As q result his
The evening world., 1912-04-16

or, rs %:m !: an ca. inv; siiaSS , ,s is ne min Wei %.h
ten w sSs e %P' discover. @s sy' tfSSs,sa s n &c .,' ilsss Ss
the foods you eat-thM puts good. solid
f Msishs On no SSc% ins.t emo What drs 's sss s cause snn may
s sI:: in n me ss' Sioss' wS SS': :S: sss thin German %sa
e. e. T sSl.s Ne e WHY VII IL. nS'S You. H Science sss has %s
s sr:ssmsSe Which e% ina!ssss. cell SSH't FOWL.
the w xsry .S'; srsssm. Sr (ss,sh makes SSr oi lSai.
sestion and other stomAch troubles DIS
sPPeaT q. 4 by m"s a, nnd ,rs 4 weak ak
SeaTtsld, IL. new ,rea,msss. which hs.
ssI!sa ss.sSclii Ds as!h, iSEf ike ' e has n:s eve.
appear sq S2" :,yl sn0 10 an they wore be;
cause 'sse Gy man man Who !: underweisht Or 3
lacking IN nerve force or energy; Il y1u
o %an ssymmstrica PROPORTIONS. OF which, YOU
can feel justly proud-if you want a body
5 M ssrs ,SrG sS%pan gt' os sns frsrsisS' H Si.'e
: sso, yen 9S,, a s;ii psoy. f Fl we g e iSS boz TaS S6
one with every meal and in five minutes
after you take the er n,.s 9 r. wiii smm ,aSIss
demonstration often Increased the weight
say q You want proof! Well, here YOU are.
tried-who have been convinced-and who
will swear 10 the Virtues OF this mar
vellous preparation.
REV. GEORGE w. DAVIS says'
~ have made q faithful trial u the Savol
treatment and must Say IT. has brought to me
new life and vsor; have gained twent.
Il better, have gained the DAYS Of nv boy
hood. II has been the turning point Of my
NE. Ny health Is now fine. I don't have to
take any medicine at all and never want to
again"
MRS. A. I. RODENHEIsER writes,
~ have gained immensely ince I too!
sargo1. for. ! only weighed about 100 pounds
when I began usns II and now I weigh 100
The evening world., 1912-04-16
New Richmond Heights Light IL
Visible ~ Miles al Sea.

The Richmond Heights ,S. ID light
house tower Mas put into operation for
the hrst time last night. II rises 2Si feet
above mean low water and can be seen
thirty-iive miles at sea,
1t is to guide vesself N navigating the
Ambrose Channel. and though eighteen
miles inland from the Ambrose l,ghtship
It's ray will be visible farther gu, at sea
than that OF the llghtshlp.
The evening world., 1912-04-16
Little Teacher Twice Licked
"Dully"-COurt Said "GOOd."

Miss Ruth Scott. little woman principal
OF the Pinckney CKan.) school,. was
taken to court for twice chastising Cad.
die curbey. fifteen. the school bully"
Justice Wilson heard how Curbey
bullied the smaller boys and decided
the teacher did right both times when
she whipped him.
The evening world., 1912-04-16
No Thought Of Dying, hut Wanted
birthday bargain In Collins.

Judge z. \, Vain OF south Brooklyn
spent his seventy-ninth birthday In
Cleveland shopping for a coffin. but and
ing the cost OF dying had gone up as
well as the cost OF living, he refused TO
pay the prices asked,
The Judge say he has no thought Of
dying. but had simply. decided to look
for Q bargain.
The evening world., 1912-04-16
Brides Attendants ut Wedding Are
Her Eight Children.

When Mrs. Kate Hammerschmidt was
married to John Becht, formerly her
brother-in-law. al Cypress Hills, four
sons and a married daughter Of Bccht
and eight children OF the bride stood by
the couple during Nhe ceremony.
The couple first met at the bedside of
the brides first husband when he was
dying,
The evening world., 1912-04-16
"Billy" u t0 Got n Hero Collar for
HIS Fire AIarn.

Herbert W. Saunders OF Mount Vernon
has ordered a new silver collar inscribed
Awarded to Billy FOR heroism." to give
To his bulldog.
After the family had retired Billy dis
covered a hre. and dashing upstairs.
barking, pulled the cover of Mr.. and
Mrs. Saunders. They got out with their
servant Just In time. Tn FIRE did $4,000
damage and slnged Bllly's hair.
The evening world., 1912-04-16
TO AROUSE
News Oddities
Says she VIII Answer n
Man, hut Not . Woman Lawyer.

Miss Lucille Pugh IL to defend lie Roy
P~oindexter. a negro to go on trial to-
morrow on n murder charge. One OF the
main witnesses Is Florence Brown, In
the House Of Detention. She has told
Miss Pugh:
Young woman. you may DO n SUI
fragist. but I'm not. l wont answer
questions put to me by "A woman lawyer.
That's a Job for IA man. n TN "A X a
man to get me to answer questions.
You ought to be home washing dishes"
The evening world., 1912-04-16

heath has been permanently impaired.
When the shooting Of the one chicken
md the poisoning of the others became
known, the 8. p. @. A. rot after Pea
body, inc he was hned 90. The damage
day.
The evening world., 1912-04-16

her husband. lie can nm pretty women
In pretty toilettes everywhere. And he
will smile at them n return home.
II only his wife Ia in some way
different. n The has an originality.
an attraction which drew him In the
first place and which ne will never sue
coed In finding elsewhere.
CARE SHOULD De TAKEN NOT
TO AROUSE JEALOUSY.
Also the pretty wife has 10 be careful
not TO arouse her husbands jealousy.
She may be very much admired. but she
must not seem 10 know II. and she must
The evening world., 1912-04-16

WOMEN'S SILK UNDERWEAR. In Both sto,
Milanese Silk Vests with band top.
value LIS. l.OO
Milanese Silk Vests,chan embroidered
in floral designs. Band top. value $50. Z.25
Milanese Silk Boomers. ..............
value us. 1853
Milanese Silk Combination Suits
value 600. $50
The evening world., 1912-04-16
GEORGE w. DAVIS says,

81 have gained Immensely dnce I too.
ssrgol, for. ! only weighed about 100 pounds
when I began using II and now I weigh 100
The evening world., 1912-04-16

For Men and Women.
ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL THE nth
Mems Pure Thread Silk, with cotton
split soles. Black and colors.
value so. 36c pair. 8 pairs for 100
Mems Fine Cause Silk Lisle Thread.
in black only.
value 500. 35c pair, 8 pairs for 100
WOMEN'S HOSIERY
Pure Thread Silk, ingram dyed, double
tops. Black only. Onyx" guaranteed.
usual price. $50. 100 pair
Fine Gauze Cobweb Silk Isle Thread,
with double tops. Black only.
usual price. SOC. 35c pair, 3 pairs for l 90
Sheer Lisle Thread with double tops,
reinforced heels and toes. Black, White and
Tan.
usual price. SOC. 35c pair, 3 pairs for 100
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-27
FREEMAN PROMOTED
BY TEXAS COMPANY

Fred ". Freeman, manager of the
southwestern sales division of the Tex
as company, has been promoted to as
sistant manager of the southern dis
trict Of the company. For the next
eight months or 2 year Mr.. Freeman
will have his headquarters in Denver
which is the headquarters of the south
ern division but he viii retain his hold
frgs in FL oPasO and will return here
at the expiration Of that time TO re-
sumo his business relations here.
Mr. Freeman has been in Ell PasO
number of years as the southwestern
manager of the Texas company. Re
Gently the Rocky Mountain sales d.
vision was added to his territory and
he was made manager Of both the
southwestern and Rocky mountain di-
visions, with the title of assistant gem
eral manager of the southern district,
which is one of the two major divisions
of the entire United States Mr.. Free
mans family are preparing to leave
this week and he will follow them as
soon as possible.
". II. Wagner, of Houston. has been
appointed superintendent of the south
western division. with headquarters in
e. Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-27
MISS PALMkTEER
OF Ell PAS0 TALKS
Refers To Good Looks, To
Good Health and Also
To Plant uice,

An Ell Paso young lady. Miss Ina
Palmateer. of 705 Mundy avenue, has
the following to say regarding Plant
Juice:
yes, I came in for another bottle
of Plant Juice. 1 don't like to take
medicine and neglected taking any until
I lust had to- and i began to think
1 had waited too long. My trouble was
consultation and indigestion That and
the hot weather was most too much for
me The old fashioned expression of
all run down described my condition
the best l understand now why people
speak so highly of Plant Juice. 1t has
proven to be lust the treatment for me.
1t is a blessing to feel well and know
it, but when you feel well and show 1t
as nv friends say l do II is a double
blessing Plant Juice has done this for
me-"
Women who suffer with extreme
nervousness, nervous breakdOwns. who
have blue spells, desire to cry, who
worry needlessly; who suffer with
neuralgia. backache. constipation, who
have stomach, liver, kidney and blood
troubles, will find speedy relief in Plant
Juice. 1t is the greatest tonic, restora-
tive and corrective of the age for men
and women in all walks of life. 1t
will relieve the aches and pains and
correct the arrangements of the vital
organs named and it will make you
again realize the happiness of activity
and health Call today on the Plant
Juice man at Kelly & POllard's.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-27
Ella Wheeler Wilcox {; ' 81 5 #. 8:

eism.
A Vacation With No Benefit.
A man was urged by his wife TO take
a weeks vacation with her
Inc man wanted to go into the
country; the wife urged the se2Shore,
and the man yielded
He went with his wife, but every
mile Of journey was devoted to GTum-
bling and Ill humoT, and every hour
OF the vacation was spent in regret
that he had not gone elsewhere, and
when his wife fell i'll he said he knew
something of the kind would happen,
not realizing that his state of mind was
one which would attract and produce
misfortune.
Far kinder would It have been had
he remained at home or quietly in
sisted upon going to the country.
To yield a point to another is not
courtesy or a kindness unless 1t IS
yielded graciOusly, amiably and with
every effort to make the situation
agreeable and pleasant
Two people may have a palatial and
luxurious home and go into the dis
farm house, and yet they may find
delight and benefits untold Of in the
change, If they are good comrades, real
friends or tender lovers.
The delights and benefits are all re-
suits Of mental conditions-an unself-
ish desire 10 please your associates
happiness in seeing others enjoy lfe,
HaL464dLL4On IN 6cLllI8 dlAQ 6lf4l5 Tic
best of life in every situation.
These are the qualities which make
every vacation a success. every jour
ney one of benefit. every change a
pleasure and the return home to work
a new delight
Husbands and wives, parents and
children jog along in the home for
months without really seeing one an
other as they are.
But in the close intimacy which traV-
el and boarding house or hotel life
necessitates the prominent traits and
characteristics stand forth prom
inently revealed.
Real Benefit From Outing.
Therefore, before you go away on
your vacation It is well to brush up
your manners, to take a fresh hold
on your will power and to fertilize
your affectionate nature so that your
family and your friends and the
strangers you viii meet may be bene-
fitted by your companionship.
And in doing this you will receive
real benefit yourself from your vaca-
ton and return refreshed and happy
and self respecting when the outing
is over.
Copyright. 1912. by American-Jour-
nal-Examiner.