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|lusc, intro padure, 81 primeste
pc Print ell puternice urale, ce
faceau sa clocote codrul.
Apoi sunt scosi inaintea from
|tului toti care stiau romanestc 81
A. S. incepe yorbi Gu ficcare in
parte.
lie spune de neam, de limba
noastra muldoveneasca, dc fratii
Enostrii mol(loveni carl sc gasesc
in Bucovina 81 in Transilvania 81
|apoi intreaba pc fiecare daca este
de voia lui a llupta pentru a bate
lpe dusmaQ.
- ID 'apoi Cd dc aceia am We
nit aici.I Sa traiti' raspunde I'm
bujor de barbat, de la Kisinau.
la acesti soldati Sc vede mutt
mai multa discipline 81 ordine 81
un adanc respect pentlrl supe.
Iriorii lor.
Sangele de roman, nici aici MI
ls'a desmintit
| Sc insera, cand a. s. Regala a
Iplecat din mijlocal acestor Ro.
mani ursiti de Domnul sd lupte
sub steaIguri streine 81 avand po
Isibila nenorocire de . intalni in
calea lor, in lapta, cbiar frati dt
acelas sange, bacovinean sau
,,ardelean.
! Ce soarta nenorocita a avut )
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IN VT A B {

olubul ID oyobantul Roman
din Salem, Ohio, are onoare Il
invita- pc toate surorile Societati,
tlfbnri 81 Parochii, precum 81 pc
tcti Romanii 81 romancele din loc
81 j,lr lua parte la petreccrea de
Nara (Picnic) care va avea loc
Dlnmineca 13 August 1922 pc
farma d-lui John Martini pc Eu.
cid Str. Is minute de la Hala
Societatii 'Leul''.
Inccplttul Petrecerii va Fl la
orele II a. m. precis 81 va dura
pana Ia orele Z seara.
Pretul te. intrare: Domnii soc:
Damele 25 cent?.
Mrzica 'Lira'' din loc va dis
ira pc onor. public cu cele mai
frumoase dansnri 81 cantece ma
tionale.
Supraso1viri Sc primcsc cu ma
re multahita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica. ~
Bnfetnl va fl aranjat cu cele
; mai gustoase mezeluri 81 beuturi
racoritoare, Deci in speranta ca
toti fratii Romani din loc $ iur ne
vor da sprijinul D-nealor partici-
pand fntr r'un numar cat sa poate
de mare la aceasta petrecere.
Pana la revedere am ramas
salutandu-va cu dragoste fra.
teasca.
Comitetul Aranjator.
(1s6 & ss).
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o scoALA CT NE rREBtJt.

Razboiul plts in evidenta o
chestiune care ma avut creza.
mant pana acuma 81 care ramas
,inchisa dn cartoanrle Ell de 'istiin,
ia amnzants's educarea anorma.
1llcr. La moi, mai putin de cat in
Cttba 81 n madagascar, nu inte-
reseaza inca pc nimeni. Totusi
sa-mi fic ingaduit mie, profeso-
rului, care vine in contact direct
Gu lnmea scoalei, asa cum ca de
lmpetritata pichologiceste, 81;
spun ca 81 aceasta este chestiu-
ne Scoalei noastre romanesti 81
|ca ar putea trece pragul oficiali-
tatii scolare.
Anormali, in cmprinsnl larg al
cuvantului, sunt aceia carl Sc
abat, in minus sau in plus, de la
|cadrul cOmun al desvOltarii su-
fletcsti 81 trupcsti; acei carl din
TITO pricina san alta, raman in
nrma de ceata semenilor 81 carora
scoala comuna, asa cum ca, M
lie poate ajuta mimic; sunt toti
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09

LASAT1 CA R0DUL CELOR
Il ami So fie periclitat de
sechestru1 initial de Muresan
81 Baloiu?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09

gadei Gle artilerie, care era 81
Ipostul de observable, A. S. Re
gala ordonat deschiderca focu.
Jul asupra diferitelor obiecte,
ceeace s'a efectuat cu preci-
|siune 81 repeziciunea dpmna de
Etoata lauda.
Gu automobilele pana la Tin
Eanumit punct 81 apoi pc JOS, cam
|3 KIM, A. s. Regala Principele
Carol, merge sd vada regimentul
53 inf. rus basarabean~- cc Sc
Eafla adunat la cateva suite de me.
(tri 1napoia frontului.
Obuzele ininice 81 amice va
jae pc deaslrpra capului nostru
Din canl in cand, cate unul, mi
mic, cade i'll apropicrea noastra
lsi Sc sparge GU un sgomot asurzi.
|tor. A. $. Regala merge fara a
face cea mai mica miscare de ne
liniste 81 vorbestc cu gcneraliI
|Rusi ca 81 cum $ ar gasi departe
de orice l,lpta.
i Toti Sc uita la el Gu admiratie
.dar toti au grija de zilele Lu
tcari ne sunt noua atat de scumpe
| Reeimentnl So inf. Wolinsk
recrutat, in cea mai mare parte
Edin Basarsbia, este STRAINS, numa
Erezerva, fiindca regimentul est,
)fn transee, in fundul unei valce
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09

(Urmare).

I Ei 'ascnlta! cam inteleg, cam nu
prea i9teleg, sau cam MI vor 50 in
teleaga. In cele din urma, insa, ei
lsi-au scos sepcile de pe cap, an
isalutat bolborosind ceva din gura
Isl 81 le-au repus iarasi pc cap
fvirindu-si appi mainile in buzu>
mare.
Mergem in mijlocul lor. Langa
sprintul nostru stau generalii 81 cu
Lappo Danilewska. Aceasta din
urma, in special, le vorbeste sol
datilor Gu multa aprindere 81 fie.
care vorba sa ii castiga, ii 1ncal.
zeste. Dupa cateva minute ei sunt
TRANSFORMED 81 cunilrd fncep q Fl
mai reapectosi,, mai prevenitori 81
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acel earl nu pot atlnge maturl-
ltatca, ca 81 patrllnda in viata,
lproductivi 81 voluntari. Societa-
Itea ii toiereaza, lar statul lie
fridica azilc. bafamucuri 81 pus
carii. atunci cand ci, fara sd fie
lvinovati cu mimic, sunt croatia
tfndirecta a lui.
ST totusi marca majoritate a
lor, pot deyeni in chipul eel mai
pel'fect oameni de munca 81 de
prosperitatc. Am vazut aiurea
ce s'a facut pentrn ri Italia ii
cauta Si-i strange de multi, lie RI
dica scoli specialc, lie da profesori
Ipregatiti, ii nivelcaza trupeste 81
lsnfleteste eli ceia ce trebuiau sa
Tie la varsta lOr 81 le da educatia
kvietii. Nh instructia pedanta 81
Istovitoare a scoalei germane, ci
II
pregatirea aceia pc care cere
viata, asa cum ca de aspra san
de ingadnitoare. Profcsorul Rossi
din apropicrca Florcntci, mia
arafat in fntregul eli scoala sd,
unde .micii intarziati intelectua,
liceSte. fara sd para 0 ceata de
bolnayi sau de pu%ariasi, invatau
La ScOala lor marea taina de-a
deveni ON 1ntreg. Profcsorii De
|Sanctis, unnl dintre eel mai mari
pslchologi al stiintei 81 Bouna-
|,ventura de la Universitatca din
IFlorenta., mi-au arafat labora-
toarele lor de cercetari psicho-
ffziologice, carl n'aveau mimic
din severitatea neprietenoasa a
celor din Germania 81 unde su.
fletul era cercetat in tot largul
Sal OmeneSc.
In Elvetfa am. vazut aceiasi
scoala La Lausanne, deasupra la
cului Len1an 81 la Geneve, in par
tea cea mai, linistita a orasului.
scolile micilor copii neformati
din pricini multe 81 feluritc. de
la treptele cele mai profunde ale
nedesvoltarii. pana la punctul
idea trece complcct in viata con-
ytienta 81 voluntara, traiau in lu.
nfea lor cildata in paza stiintei.
}carc pas Gu pas ii indemna spre
llnnlna 81 spre viatir productiya.
In Franta la fcl: in partea de
sud, la Montpelier, cativa chilo-
metri afara dim oras, in gratlinele
de fIori plifle de SCARE 81 dc viata,
scoala aceasta, Ell mica sa lume
Gle copii fntarziati, Isl implinea
menirea sa mantuitoare.
La moi nu Sc site ce este. Sc
zice ca ar fl 'ceva'' in Ardeal
sau aiurea. Case de corcctie, carl
MI sunt mai putin de @cat pusca-
rii, cu politisti fara nici prega-
tire speciafa, fara nici cultura
pedagogical 81 mai presus de
toate fara nici 8 farama de su-
flct dascalesc. Organizatia lor
no cunosc 81 MI Sc cunoaste nici
la Ministerial Instrnctiunii: spi.
tale sau phscarii,- in care bietii
nenorocosi pierd totlearma dru-
mul spre lttmiha vietii.
Sa cerem inca Statului 81 a.
ceasta Scoala? ? Trebnie so cerem ;
mai mutt de cat ). orr care alta
Iscoah sal cercm pc aceasta 81
fsa-i spunem ca 11nmarnl celor ce
Ivor venl in ca, ca urmare trista
a razbOiulni, cu multi mai mare
Gle eat putem banui. Sufletnl eel
dintai, ca eel mai scnsibil, s'a
turburat in joctrl razboiului; tur.
i burarile alJia vizibile acum Sc vor
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Daca fratii della Detroit astep.
tau pan& la adunarea della Erie
puteau ajunge functionari ge.
nerali 81 fara sa dea mana Gu
dusmanii Uniunei, carl la adu.
narea din 1919 voiau s'apuce
la conducere Cd rev0lverele.
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SOCIETATEA CARE MUSE
doreste perire, sa protesteze
contra actiunei delegation ej
de-a pune sub sechestru ave.
rea Uniunei.


Pc ziua de 2 August D-na 81
d-nul Vasilc Mihu, din Madison,
Illinois. All avnt fericirea sa le
soseasca in, familie m nou nascut.
Atat mama, cat 81 copilul, sunt
sanatosi. Felicitari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09
ARMONICA IMPoRTATA
Modele moi, trestii trainice.
Musioa puternica. Cutie splen
dida. Preturi reduse.

Aceste armonice sunt facute DIN ma
terial de prima clasa, in special trestii-
lc carl sunt facute din cea mai buna
calitate 81 lucrate Gu mare grija de me-
canici bine nstruiti.
Cuta unde Sc pAstreaza este facuta
din lemn bun, desemnuri frumoase.
trestii extra trainice. organele sunt SUI
perioare, garnsite cu piele la colturi
II protec.oarele la colturi sunt facute
de nickel, clapele sunt foarte bune.
claspe 'facute din piele. Aceste armo-
nice Sunt de Valoare exceptiOnala.
MOI lean cumparat intro cantitate
mare din Europa. 81 prin aceasta lie
putem vinde GU un pref foarte mic.
Armonice, No. 95,
Gu 10 Organe, 81 dc clnpe. 8 basurl
Pretul $3.50.
Armonice, No. 70,
ca II orgnne. 10 cIapc. 4 baSurl
Pretul $7.95.
Scrieti-va numele 81 adresa 81 speci-
ficati numarul 81 pretul armonicei pc
care doriti cumpAra, 81 trimeteti Gu
Soc Spese pOstale si pentru armOnica
platiti la primre Prin aceasta nu fa-
ccti nici un rise. GarantAm satisfactie
deplina sau refntoarcerea banilor.
Scrieti astazi.
Union Sales Co., Dept. 253
Is $. Desplaines st. Chicago. H.
G aug 24)
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FRONT tJN1c?

Iarasi apafe Ia orizont faimoasa
naIllca frontului unic.
Toti laolalta: nationalist 81 ira
datori, antantisti 81 gelmanofili,
conservatori 81 REVOLUTIONARY. pen.
tru ca puternica armata sa ri.
puie prin orice milloacc un Gu.
vern pc care dc sigur ca MI cu
0 sal apar, dar care nu trebuie
rasturnat prin ilegalitate pentru
ca din prima ii Guvernul viitor
sa nu afle in Gale alta ilegalitate.
Laolalta, de ce?
Pentrn rasturna Sa zicem ca
Sc poate. Oar lupta politica are
drept scop principal 0 creatiune.
Creatiunea unni haos. unei aglo-
meratii hidoase de contraziceri
de negari reciprocc, unci incapa.
citati de a lucra?
Aceasta, in orice caz. no vom
ajuta moi, Politica noastra G ne.
teda. Ea sc resuma in aceasti
formula
Unirea partidelor de reforne
interioare, de loialitate fata de
prietenii nostri h afarA pentfu ca
pc Gale legala, Al fata GuvernuIu.
legal constituit, lar nu in strad;
orr pc madame, sa Sc ceara o car
muire capabila de impaca sufle
tele 81 de le indruma la munca
n. Iorga.
/ (Din IN. RomanescD.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-26
her HUSBANDS KIN-F0LKS"
STARTS AT GRAND TODAY

Dad and Mother Slater are charac-
-s,hIio4 Iiiii- -s,.t~r Sso i- Just as cr.c
and lovablc as she can he. Ncrn Doug
las VIII assume tho role OF John
Slater" the leading figure Of the men
in the play and Adelaide Irving will
unfortunately have to do a villanious
part. that OF Adele" which. how
ever, calls Tor no little amount OF real
acting. Chas, Harrison and Gertrude
Harrison viii both be in tho cast. ap-
pearing az Dad" and Mother Slater
and wo we'll know thc portrayals OF
these characters VIII he good. Wall
Norris sister "Nan" and Billy
Tcpp will get or the fun
ny stuff AS "Lun Slater
Johnny sullivan VIII have a suitable,
pcppcry part. as "Cal Henderson" who
IL In love with Nan, Pearl Nichols,
tho part Of Flora" Johns country
swcathcart and Harry Thompson. a
now member coming from the Chicago
Stock Co, Will bc seen for the first
tiino here as Donald" a man or deep
plot and Intrigue. with several other
minor parts tn the hands OF other
members OF tho players. this will ar
fora e splendid cast for one of tho
best comedy drama plays the players
have staged. Elaborate scenic effects
have also been prepared which will
add much 90 tho beauty and atmus-
phcrc OF the production.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-26

Manager CoicErovc Of The Grand
opera House states the Harrison
Players have "a. aScspfionait>s --"oa
play to offcr thrater socrs this week.
Tho title Of the play IS "Hrr Iius-
bands Kin Folks" which, a. the name
Implies Is a home-spuu comedy drama
with much human heart interest and
well favored with good. wholesome
COMEDY. n iT tho onrt uf play that
appeals To the old folks, those in the
mitdlc walks oc life. tho young folks
ana even the kiddios. Tho story re
wolves around one John Slatcr. his
isthc-. mother. si7gcr ana brother
and last hut not least. hlr city wife
Adele" Johns folks are plain. hon
est country people. John aspIres to
became big lawyer and his aspira-
tiona take him TO Sew York city.
where his augrCssivcncss and deter
minatIou finally place him In the fore
most rank" cf hts profession. Hc il
h. docs not entirely forget his folks,
the hts conscious bothers him, Final
IS Dad. Mother. slsrsr San and hro-
,h.r I.un. an come tu visi' him; right
hero is where things pick up' and
there is much excitement and lots OF
fun during the folks visit John
tackles the hardest case of hi4 career
and eventually Wins IL, which makes
everything end as o. usually docs IN
n good book The dialogue aud sit
uatiuus arc very original, and In a
large portion. highly amusing. "Luu
slater" IS one of the funniest "rubc.'
boys you have probably ever eccn,
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-26
ENGINE ACTS BApLY AT HIGH
SPEEDS

III. j. W. writes; The six cylinder
engine OF my car has recently been
ovcrhauled and It runs all right up to
about % m. u. h. but at higher speeds
the cylinders seem to fire out Of order
and no more speed or power can be
obtained. even with wide open throt-
tie. Tho gasoline consumption is
about double what IL formerly was
How do you Explain this?
Answer: The usual cause OF cylin-
dors firing out OF tho correct order
IS high tension short circuits. caused
by dirt In tho distributor or faulty in
sulation Of the spark-plug cables, but
arclyou sure that tho trouble ig not
irregular missing or incorrect timing
Of tho spark? A retarded setting OF
tho ignitlon-cam would account for
excess gasoline consumption and low
power. especially at high speeds Ts
your automatic spark advance work
ing property a faulty carburctor ad-
iustmcnt. giving an ovcrrich mixture
at high speeds and foulinE tho plugs.
would perhaps account for part of
this trouble. ns would also weakness
OF the valve springs. with it's consc-
qucnt holding open OF tho valves, at
high speed. Is your valve timing cor
rect?
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-26

Tho mistaken theory that actresses
lead easy lives is given Il decided rap
by tho record of Dorothy Dalton, fca-
tured player In Moran on the Lady
Lefty" George Mclfords production
for Paramount showing at the Rialto
thcatcr starting today. Rudolph
Valentino is the leading man.
1t isn't always luxurious settings.
gorgeous gowns and perfect conven-
fences. In this picture, which is an
adoption OF a novel by tho late Frank
Norris. Miss Dalton takes leave en-
tircly OF fine clothing and beautiful
settings Altho subject to scasick-
moss. sho was compelled to work for
days I'm heavy sea on the deck or "a
sailing ship.
CARRIED in pair of ovorHlls and "A
flannel shirt and sailors canvas shoes.
she had to fight with knives against n
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-26

horde of murderous brignnds. and for
tho sake OF tho story, to knock down
several mutinous sailors with her bare
fists. To mako II realistic. she had to
hit her hardest. She had to act on n
slippery, rocking deck. with spray
blowing all about her. She was res
cued from n burning vessel and fought
with tho man she afterwards camc to
love.
Moran" is tho name of tho girl
played by Miss Dalton. The Indy
Lefty Is the ship of which her father
is tho captain.
Tho vigorous rolc played by
Rudolph Valentino doubtless will sur
prise many who have admired his cy-
c"llent acting in other plays and es-
nccially his graceful dancing In Tho
Four Horscmcn OF the Apocalypse.
Few IL any of tho screens brnwnicst
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-26
ONE OF THE MANY THRILLING SCENES IN
DW CRIEEITHS -VVAY' DOWN EAST]

4 raro tribute is paid to the art Of
David W Griffith daily at the Majestic
theaicr when patrons rise from their
seats to applaud and cheer during the
thrilling snowsturm and ice floc scenes
OF the final Of Way Down East.
when Rlcharr Barthelmcss. as David.
reseues the delirious and brain-tort turcd
Anna, Moore. as portrayed by Lillian
Gish.
Admitting that the spectacular
scenes are sufficiently compelling in
their grandeur To move the audiences
to cheer, it is really the relief that
comes from a successful convention
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-26

ending a tale OF love and "A woman's
suffering that prompts this outburst
unusual even in the thcater. For more
than two hours and n half the spccta-
tors have followed Anna Moore in her
work and woe. For some time pre-
ceding the great climax the members
OF the audience have followed this in
nocent and wronged girl, who bears
her shame in silence and lacks the
courage to cry II out to the world.
Many OF the auditors would gladly
make the call and cry for her.
Finally when Anna screams out in
hysteria her denunciation OF the man
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-26

heroes ever equafled his vicious fight
with a sailor in this picture.
The fight scenes were filmed aboard
the ship in San Francisco Bay. The
two men were at least sixty feet above
the deck. The fight started on deck
and continued on up the rigging until
they reached the fore top. From there
they fought on out to the end of
spar. After a final struggle, the viii
nan drops into the ocean. For this
latter shot, II camera was lashcd to
another spar, and thus a closeup view
of the Knockout punch and the fall
was obtained.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-26
PUEBLO GaOCERS TO
GIVE ANNUAL DANCE

once r year our local Eroccrs find
time from supplying we humans with
the n"cessitlcs OF life to have "A great
big dancing party. and they are al
ways enjoyable affairs.
This year the annual eroccrs dance
VIII be given Tuesday night. Feb. IS.
at the Garden. Grocery prizes will be
EiNon to the best dancers and $500
worth OF groceries will bo given as
premiums TO the holders OF tho lucky
numbers y display OF the prizes can
be seen In the Pueblo Store show
window
This dance promises TO be the best
OF all giNon so far and tickets can be
purchased from your grocer.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-26

who betrayed her and staggers out
into the bleak and binding snowstorm
to wander upon the frozen face of the
river and then be swept to the brink
of the water falls in Il gigantic col
lapse of the ice pack with her lover
deaf TO death and danger as he drags
hcr back to safety, there breaks forth
with the explosion of the frozen gorge
all the pent-up emotions of an audi
cncc that has been held in check for
the period OF the announcement.
II is great picture and no one
should miss seeing Way Down East"
at the Majestic today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-26

Every person with an ounce or ad
venture i'm his mental and emotional
make-up win erect WET Gold,' COM
ins to the Clync thcatcr today, aa the
best adventure story cvcr filmed.
1t is n thrilling tale of "a search for
buried treasurc-wct gold buried ON
the bottom Of the uco1u and the iAl'
Is told in the piHtur, With rival eN-
petitions seeking '' unnUtn ih" pun,
der OF q pirate GROW wnirn ol'' A'',
on n stoicp subutr.uc and attacked
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-26

dreadful boring from within"-lcads
him into several ludicrous mishaps.
In company with his chum, The
Wcp." he roams the enchanting
spaces of dream land, always coming
to earth with a disconcerting bump.
IT'S n Great Life" is the attrac-
tion at the Palm theater today and
tomorrow.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-26
MARY ROBERTS RINEHARDTS Its a Great Life:
GOODWIN

Mrs. Rinehart's hero, played by the
youthful Cullen Lands, Is about 10.
His distinguishing characteristics are
an unholy appetite for food at all
hours, romantic attachment for sym
pathetic young ladies. Il penchant for
practical joking. and an Imagination
that stops at nothing and encompasses
everything. His Appetite sort OF
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-26
MAYO COMING IN
RUGGED FILM PLAY

Fighting Frank Mayo comes to the
Colonial theater today in u new Uni
versal feature, Go Straight" screen
adaptation of William Harper Deans
THE Reverend Meddlcr" a widely dis
cussed magazine story. An exceptional
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-26

A traffic control system has been
produced which Is operated hy clock
work mechanism. Tho stop" or go
sign Is changed mechanically at reg
ulnr intervals.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-26

cast supports the fighting
his latest drama of the Kentl
and includes such well knot
as Lillian Rich. Harry Cart<
Marion, Charles Brinley, C'
and Lassie Young.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-11
Liberty Bonds.
Foreign ExchanRe.

With thA exception c: sterling, al Ga@;Stions are In cents per us!t of for sign currency:
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dttion by the soloists and chorus. The well known Gloria in Excelsis Dec, from it's first virile: unison introduction to the crescendo finale, was fine example of chot'aA work.
 The tenor solo; Incarnatus Est, with the quartet accompaniment of interwoven
 melodies for the different voices. was a real achievement, being sung by Nicholas Spellnlar, tenor, Miss Sadie A: Driscoll, soprano, Miss Rose Malone. contralto. Horace Corning. baritone. ->
 Dixit Dominus, Thus Saith the Lord ."' was the lovely offertory duet by Miss Sadie Drisco,l and Horace cocnins. ''''~
 Qui Tolls, a nelodious quartet of the Gloria, was given by Miss Eleanor Dono- van soprano. Edward T. Connolly, tenor, Rose Malone, Lucy Woods, contralto, and Horace Corning, baritone. s ~.
 All through the mass the lovely har- n1oEic and shading. effects were especially beautiful, and tt.e well balanced trios and qslartets were sung with the same under standing and reverence that characterized the whole mass. ss-=-
 Tesper Service
 The solemn musical .vespsra in the ev- entIg attracted a congregation. of over 800 people. who found much 70 admire in the new church in its illuminated state. The officers of the vespers ser vice were: Celeh-ant, Rev. John H. Fftzmaurice, Waterbury; deacon, Rev. James A.. O'Meara, New Haven; sub deacon. Rev. James P. Timmons, South Manchester; master of ceremonies, Rev William H. Kennedy, South Coventry.
 The sermon was by Rev. Dr. Maurice F. McAuliffe, president of St. Thomas Seminary. Hartford. who took for his text, Ephesians 2:T9. You are fellow cit tzens with the saints, and the don1estics Of God. Built. upon the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Jesus Christ Himself being the corner stone.
 : In part he spoke as follows: "-' 1 We are assembled at this vesper ser vice to praise God and thank Him for this new house Of prayer, this altar of