r
human 4 25 Wooddtmt ; Am,
«WON? played and Jokes Wore oprung
( llfllellfllll‘lllitls
Miltéllfitrfid’ on par
Seth Ciliioll‘ls,‘ l". ; ”25c a pair
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Wily Edited-Anolldonoo
. MEMORIAL DAY lENTlNIL.
The‘Evening Sentlnoi‘ilrill be. pub-
llshed as a morning paper on Memorial
Day. May 30th. .
Butler Lodge, 1. O. 0. R, will confer
the tllird degree tonight.
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Sherman. oi Hartford.
,Miss Hattie Bmlth‘,‘ oi Wolton uvc~
dye, is‘ recovering from an attack of
sub- .
Miss Dotha. Stone Pinnco, librarian
at Norwallt, has moved from Elm
street'to Lewis street.
Miss Emma Kingnland, of Wilton
avenue, has returned home from a
visit in Montclalr, N. .l.
Mrsf'Frnnlt W. Perry, oi Berkeley
street. hos recovered atrom a three
weeks’ attack of bronchitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Arnold. oi
Camp street. are entertaining Mrs.
Francis 13. (deadline. of Shelton.
Mrs. Fannie Pettit. of Wosiport ave»
line. is entertaining her daughter, Mrs.
Oliver Craft. of Cold Spring. It. 1.
Mrs. Alircdyllrown, of South Nor-
walk, is a guest at the home of Miss
Estelle White, 35 Division street, Dan-
bliry. ‘
mitoal.
mend llros.
The evening serial of tho liospltal
Whist. Club for May 27th has been
postponed. and the date will be an
llounced later. ’ '
The City of South Norwnlk board at
assessors are holding daily sessions in
the new Council room, Library build-
ing, Washington street,
The young ladlcs"of’(.‘ll’rlst Church
in East Norwalk will give a dance in
Red Men's Hall on ’l‘hmduy of this
week in Norwalk. .
'l‘hc twenty-second; , essienoi’
the Connecticut Grand l ‘ge. indepen-
dent Order or flux Samaritans and"
{intimation divaapi la. wfl‘ldlo held at:
ihe'llniemllaptiiit church. ‘ n'Stamiord.
on Wednesday, June 8. The grand
lodge will be entertainedby the Rising.
Sun and Daughter of 'l’bace ledge. 0!
Stamford; ' “I if
Decided linprovcmcnt is noted today
in thin condition of Judge Howard B.
Scott, who has been ill with pncumo
hill at his home, 93 West street. a lit‘
tic more than a week. He is very
comfortable and has been able to sit
up a little today. it is lwllcvod that
his progress toward recovery will now
be comparatively ‘ rapid.
» Men; attention! ltead O'llrlon‘s
ndv., page ll. Pauunlas, straws, caps.
soft huts. ‘ .
Seldlel‘ssln the First. infantry, who
remember experiences iii the 'cloud-
bursts or lust summer, have alrcady
begun to read the weather predictions
for this summer. To be sure, they
will have wall tents at Niantlc. instead
of the porous articles known as shol~
tor tents, but that. lloesn; keep the
rain from dripping doivn ollc's bncit
while on semi-y‘duty. , ‘
Edison 3. million. com landcr of the
department at Connocicut. (l. A. it.
has nominated George 8. Smith. of
Prepare for wiutcr. liny-
East I to ho n-nlem r oi‘ the Bol-
digr's' fifilltal go” to l, the lines.
it 'ed tel‘m‘oi to not“ A.‘Ap-
pol. Mr. Smith was :‘rltlmllei‘ oi the
First .1:qu Co . .ry and served
with distinction? The nomination has
been sent to Governor Frapli :B-NVGQIII
for continuation. ‘
't‘ho Othercluo mete-t evening at
the home of Mr. and lint. Waldo Roy-
meud. in Union, “hand. spent a very
enjoyable and p anoint evening. Cards
upon dineront- members at the party.
All through the evening every once in
a while some one would sing out, “Han
anyliody‘here noon Brady, Brady with
the big bass drum?" At a late hour
roireuhmeutn Wore served.
Abbie 8.} Nollie A.‘, lloward l.. and
. which will
with Auto I Slit!
J-A'r...
it
.Itlpwlorlt. 2 . ~
Miss Florence Monitor alien ed the
mineral ot a Native in New
restore” afternoon.
. nus ilPaulltie Franks,
lineman
pursuindn “101m street.
its cloud Decker has secured ahpoah
lion d , . ltllr Minion";- Mm met
fend , as bookkeiiper.
. Tip: h l. his of Qb‘l‘uinbua held‘ a
regu r44 ii men n. a sun
and WWWMM retfiellfih " “not:
Harold Tripp. or Wall iiirest, who
Dinning, g .
erlng‘ nicely. . . .
regularmeotl‘ng tonight in their hall in
Washington street.
requested to be present.
this morning nt‘his/werk in Rogers it
Stovens' Norwalk store and was com-
pelled to go to his home.
The excursion committee of the
Phoenix Fire Company that last even-
ing and the reports upon the excursion
be held on Sunday. June
5th. were very favorable.
isahclilloers and-Gladys and horny
Flewellyn, oi Orchard street. went to
Georgetown last evnlng and there at-
tended the play given in the Congre-
gational Church. They report a line
time. .
«Double and single teams.
mend liros. ‘
Dr. J. Milton (reborn and Dr. W. .7.
Tracey are ill attendance- at the meet.-
Ray-
lll New Haven, today, its delegates
from the Fairileld County Medical Alt-
sociatlen. ‘ /
Mrs. A. A. Graham llnd daughter,
Kate, are spending a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mathowa. in
West street. Mrs. Graham formerly
lived in South Norwalh, but is now a
resident or New York city.
Clarence lroudou entertained a low
of his gelltlol‘ucu friends last evening
at his home in Harbor avenue. Sing-
ing was indulged in, games tvcre play-
cd. stories were told and refreshments
\vcrc served. The following guests do
parlcd at an curly hour this morning:
Raymond Crosby. Harold Nadia. iii!
lncr and Lyman llrnckcu and Clarence
States.
Spoolul‘ oriicru now been issued
from the oillcc ot‘ the adllitnntgcucral
discharging Apprentice Seaman li‘ranr
i'ls (V. Pagan. of Second division. Na.
viii Militia, from the military service
of the state to enlist. ill the United
States navy. and promoting Sergeant
F. (‘llcsii'r Hale. oi Company iii. First
infantry. to be second llculcuuui with
rank irom May injure.
W
A WORKMAN WHO WORKED.
John liiiys Hammond. who began
life with nothing but a good brain and
a rudimentary knowledge oi mining
engineering, is one of the president's
closest personal irionds. is a million
litre many times everfhaa three human
in different parts oi .the colpitry. and
owns two pica y his :3 lloeli oi
automobiles.“ on or a inc.
Packard "‘30’.’
When you hire a car for plcasurc
you should receive thc best your
money will buy.
And in owning a Packard “30"
{or one hour or one day, as you
wish. you rccciVe the boot in
America.
You may carry any number up
to and including six pcoplo at a
cost of three dollars per hour tor
two or more. with a minimum
charge of ilvc dollars.
Hanferd 8: Brooks
42 NORTH MAIN STREET
IOUTH NORWALK
j
fibudreds “3.an and
, Country. .. ropertics
Service
The Lawrence Agency
is oo'uvvfidiiin mm
Ll
A ITRONO TESTIMONIAL
ant-w.-
From a Diotlnpuiohod‘Oolllot Whoa
Name Will It Olivapon
Appiltlltlon.
Everett Eflllowpdeii and heuise in.
Smith, of South Norwalk. and Joel
lalwudeo. oi New York city. and Mary
hi. flow. at Windham, have transfor-
rod to theiawudes Oyster Go. all oi
there certain oyster plantations situat-
ed l the tow of Millpm't. the am,
plaii'aitlon con i ' old: 46 acres and the
second contain in 30 acres in the
White Rock Division.
City of South Nut-walk taxes are now
due and payable, and Juno 1 will he
the last day they wilthc received with-
out the. customary payment oi inter.
out It the role of nine percent. per.
annum. Tax Collector Wilcox it. at
hlii oilioe in the United Bank Building
Washington street, ,ready to receive
the tunes. The Union School Distrlotl
toxeanhepuid to Collector Franklin
A. Tall . at the Simeon-Powell drug
Itoré in uhlngton street.
4
,SAhllA'l‘OR CliAlllO'l‘T «
general "Contractor.“‘mw’mw'
., new". water work. grading. muon-
ry wort: and rock excavation. luatl-'
tuition cheerfully given on all contract
work. Orders’ure solicited.
r
'mobilo 20" runabout. also the minim
i can with confidence recommend
llr. llldlt‘il Medicine. in use, It accom-
plishes all which is cliiituod for it. i
can endorse it sit at especial edit-loner
ill Lil (lrlppc and Rheumatism.
The “Keeilier 40”
on rows
Ginny in App-m... with tho tum
Ityio Montnlnir Touring lady.
Extrema powered hills with a speed
oi 4 to 00. miles an hour on high gear
matter this the ideal oar.
Remember the spoon; little ”tipp-
Mastilu "mute 80,” museum
, 'Phonojill. alellit, gilt-ii, or our
new garage, 738-4.
maria-ovum or or New ~
adieu. spent last evening in ‘
noun.
01' New "
spending a week w ill her ‘
was knocked conscious Sunday while. “ .
some oi puebalhds racer. .-
The Golden Basilica will hold its 3‘
All illeinburii are ‘
Howard/Montgomery was taken lil '
ing of the State Medical Association. .
resided colon Gutters. m Ill...
* Milli . gr.
Attorney General lilvntf‘flplillou‘
.
on Motlill Villlcla A .
At the request or ‘he secretary of 1
the stats. Matthew ll. Rogers, AM!"
more
. milliliter Resort, .
‘ Whirl 100$“ in a sample: no .
cordoned! e chiui delights“: “
thewltlliuool. unwound» whore
é you mu million and alloy
scoottiilli t l blurs. ‘
, fig. . 0‘0»: porch nil co ‘
. . u oil a pit
or udur‘g 3““. 'l‘liayri-llui «auteur .
o imp ill‘ in... boy urilealv
n Illitlllfi‘ tools in york ll’eiinmih
p ”qmalmd‘ll otnit dur ii the butt:
(“1'5"”fo IIIM icons or ten
till Willi
l \
, moron.
>. ovum
'* . ‘ihterprotatlon oi’tho'soetion in the
’ !l‘ilOt0r vehicle law‘which provides that
. p 0’ ' you being convicted twice (or any on .
l. ‘ tense involving a violation or the see
P976 Shades ltiou an cutomohillsts license to op-l
crate an automobile shall be revoked 1
, . hil ‘
uglpflsfttmildmii‘tllh‘lll ion is as followe‘
Elwin” loaded to vorr windows, w on
or will
'““ ““0 ”m“ '0“ lion Matthew ll Rogers Secretary
l p ' ' . | , '
fl'.‘ ‘1‘.’ 3.72ilfelllfm1‘l'33'iol“3unlfi Dear on: You submit the following
ondlivlnnoom.
statement [or my opinion: .
"Section it. or Chapter all, or the
Vader Pomhshldumf 0.5%“. l
h Public Acts of liltli-l provides as fol“.
hurtliitiulimirum.
You are mutually r nested to
view the Vader hahlbt in our
"‘ ‘ shade department.
W J. Collins Co.‘
A.
'Funeral Directors and Embalmeni.
12-18 North Main Street. South Norwalli. Conn
l” tor vehicle on the public. liighwuyn‘oi’
. i
speed greater than is reasonable and
us to endanger the property or life 01vd
iiiub or any person.” While Section 1
provides. "Any person operating ii mo~
tor vehicle upon the highways at this
state in-vioiation oi Section 11 to W
or wile under the influence of thread.
m m... w M.
etc. enumerating other specific viola-
tion» and thcu iurlhor provides that
”A conviction iii any oiiouse involving
a violation oi this section shall be re
ported terihwith to the secretary of
the state. who. upon a second or sub-
sequent conviction. shall revoke ini-
DGN’T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO ‘
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE
mediatcly. the license or the person
COMPETINT 4 , ..
so convicted. ii it appears by the re.
IOOSKIREPERO Are wanted cords oi said secretary that the per»
‘7‘ 00 A'”"“ ‘ sou convicted a second time in the
OFFICE ASIIBTANTO owner pi a motor vehicle. said seem-
POI't Chfi’tfll“ ' sword South "Milk tnry shall rcvoheibe certificate oi rag-
iillrntien of such (moor. or oi the em-
ployer of the employer so convicted.
We ask. therefore. it the construction
oi ouch section includes a conviction
or swoon ll so that when this onlce
has by record a second conviction for
reckless driving it must as provided by
Section in. illiluodlatoiy revolts the it
reuse or the person so convicted a
second time."
This statute recognises the fact that
motor Vehicles driven upon our high-
ways at n birth rate of filltilid, or by
drunken persons, or ill a careless and
reckless manner. are a menace to ov-
Pryono using ihc highway» [or legiti-
mali- purposcii and in a legitimate
manner. and ill illi‘iurcllt auctions of
illiil statute the ilolioral Assembly
therefor.» rcgiilutcs the use oi such
vuhlrleu. and in Section 7 prohibits
their operation upon our highways by
persons who have not been found to
be proper perilous and received an
operator‘s license, or by home portion
Who accompanies such licensed opera-
tor and i'ur whose violations oi the
statute the lievlllied opcrlllur in per-
sonally liable.
Suction ill of the ’hlnluto provides
penalties tor any [women who open!“
a "mind Vt‘hlclfi upon our highways:-
l. in violation of «onion ll.
2. in violation of auction 12.
3. Win-n under the influence oi lil-
instituting liuuor.
4. i‘poil it but. wagon or in a race.
h. For the pontoon of making a
rccord and thereby violating the pro
visions oi sectional ii and 12.
ii. Knowingly going away without
mailing himoclr known alter causing
injury to any pi-ruon or property.
Violations or any or those provisions
subjects the (‘ifli’ildt‘l’ to a line. or tin.
priooumeul. or both. and a conviction
oi any oiloliso involving a violation oi
paid accilou must be forthwith report-
ed by illl' clcrlt oi the court or justice
or the peace to the secretary. "who.
upon a second or sillineouont convic-
tion, shall revolt.» immediately the
license of the person no mnvicled."
Among other linings section it: pro
vides a penalty for a violation of the
provisions of auction it. and ii unload
conviction of such violation, or a con»
Notion of a violation of any provision
mentioned ill said aeolian and a Illb~
sentient conviction or such person oi
the violation of any other provision
mentioned ill said auctions constitutes
a second conviction which requires the
secretary to immediately revoke the
license at the person so convicted, and.
ti llu- conditions are such no to make
the other provision oi the statute quot-
ed by you applicable, it would be your
dut y tu revolve the certificate of regio-
iratien of such owner. or oi the sin-
ployor, or oi the cmployo no convicted
ill accordance with the (acts.
ii iii clear thnt the general auteur
lily considered a person no convicted
oi a second violation an improper and
dnlignruuo person to be allowud to up-
erate a motor vehicle upon our pub
llo highways. and the atalutu should
be construed in such tnannur an to give
elicct to the manifest intent oi the
general assembly.
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
68 WALL OTRIIT. ' PHONI “A. NOIWALK.
Quality Is Our Magnet
'bccauso we sell only the bent Wearing iluoii oi “Odd-V. «loans and
(TlIlIiIlilidN'B SHOES, as Well on the loading lino»: ill MEN’S and
WOMEN‘S.
Our Prices Are Within Reach of All
FLYN N 8. RYAN
90 waailmoron eraser. acorn nonwaut.
I
«Mrs. Young Wits!
«Perhaps hllliby'n'nwuy.
”Boson gonc for some Iiiiii-
wl’mhltbly he‘s a little homesick.
*‘Hllllflt’l‘fl for night of baby.
mt‘iln't come home Just yi-l.
—-Wby not solid baby to liliu‘.‘
--Not ill person.
--—liui via photograph.
v-—(lo yoiiriwli. loo.
GEO. S. NORTH
Photographer
78 WaahlnLton Street
”champ way. '
Mannie photograph.
on GLOVE R’S loo
LADIES’ oxroans and
STRAP PUMPS
32.00 ratio 38.00 88.00. uoo
A range oi prices and styles which otters a good selection at
SUMMER FOOTWEAR
,WTWO STORES so. NOKWALK
The i not galley 0°
Luniher antiMillWork for Everything
truth i Piggcry to it Palace .
Willow than or our: ' an. m and torso-air m- m.
w M. Ill! 60": Wt . l
M comm Paper.
my 1‘1““ ”.muuiu m
Francis Wilson. the comedian, said
at dinner ‘ln New York. apmpoii oi the
law that tornado tho poriornionoo oi
his play. “The Bachelor's Baby":
“The law against child labor is an
excellent one. but it in an abuse at this
law to turbid children. prepsrly pro-
tected. to appear on the libido
"The built at ihlngl‘ are open to
reuse. you knew. liven prohr most-
a
r. Wilson smiled. i
"William lip-mil." “he roluinod.
"rose in prayer tnoetiug‘ono at and
lillld he desired to tell i a door f ands
“bronchi oistho grout emu ot-lm
that had come over him, sd‘thnt h
new iorxnvu fully and truly . on
June» for the horse he had cold: no.
"Deacon Jones was too clinched. iii
ill-st to reply. lie noon recursion blur
«If, however. and no role infill] new
and said: . r,
"i am indeed glad. dear Christina
friends. to have sliced Brother Span
lair iorgivensiii but. allitllo oldie. no
oiht’ paid me for the hon “it"s-
Milwaukee Evening Windmill.
l‘llow ortou‘doea your mod it fl
man?‘ asked s auctions m _ 5nd
. salesman oi a Central Branch as: oo-
tor the other day. _
"ilnoiilIW-Mphut Nitric Rooting.
mm »
‘ 2;
"You'vo'inmod, that tat-bet ovary figurine “more is it no a on
limoif' iiald an outlier. “What on earth whit: the c tractors are so ii iy iron
in the mutter?" ed thot they lira indecipharsblo. How
"Well, sin". answered the new man. shall we clues it?"
"the My reason icon think at to that, Keeper or Muooumw-"Oh. i shall
Nerwillk. Quapolidated
the“
who out my target hasn't lust uni it a doctor: prmription iii ".iuilt once." replied the conductor.
‘2
7‘ uey General Mucous ll. lleioooib. u ,y
.rendere‘d an opinion in regard to the ’
by the secretary of the state .‘i‘hs opin- ;
lows: "No person shall operates. me i
this state recklessly or at a rate 0L,
proper, having regard to the width. .
ironic and use oi the highway. or no ;
rating liquors or upon a bet. wager. ‘
l
r
h
92 Washington
Street
he
86 WASHINGTON ST.
. “a.“Wa
THE RELIGIOUS DINOMINATIONS.
Comparisons Appearing in Cancun Bu-
reau's Report on Religion:
Bodies tor 1908.
WAsllthiTON. l). t‘... May 3l.-—Jl‘he
uggrultnie number of 32,936,445 colu-
iliunirullis or members or all religious
denominations ln‘contlnental l‘ultcd
States was rcportcd iur 1006, accordv
lug lo the l‘nltod States census oi re
iigioils bodies tor the same year. no
detailed in Part 1 oi the l‘uited States
l‘cusun bureau's special report on the
subject. now in press. (it this grand
lulll'lhe various Protestant bodies re-
ported 20,287,742 and the Human Catli-
olic (‘llurch 122.070.1422.
For purposes of comparison the con-
sns authtirllien divided the principal
cities into four classes. those having
lll web a impulatlon of 300.000 and
ill irom 100.000 to 80.000 ieruling the
second; those of. from 50.000 to 100.000
limiting the third. and those from it...
000 to 00.000 forming the fourth class.
()i‘ the Protestant aggregate there
mire l.478.iifi. or 7.3 per cent. in the
"rut claim cities; 4.7 per cent. in the
second. and 7.4 per cent. in the third
and fourth clams combined. while 80.6
liftiu‘t‘lll. were Olliiilllt' the principal
c l co.
0! the Roman Catholic Church's to
to! membership there were 3.:i7i'i,4iv:l,
or 27.9 our cool. in iirot class cities;
l.:itlt.l32. or ”.3 per cent. in the sec»
ond; l,il7tl.ill4, or ill or cent. in the
third and fourth clumn combined;
with 5.771.010. or 47.8 per cent. outside
the principal cities.
it is non. therefore. that the llllii'l‘
tier of members oi tho Kenton Catholic
Church reported in cities oi the nut
clan was considerably more than dour
his the number reported by all the Pro
lenient bodies, whiio ouuido oi the
principal cltl s the number reported
.by the Cnthol on was only a little over
ens-third oi the number credited to
the Protestants. it is pointed out in
the report that the strength of the Pro
instant bodies. as compared with the
Roman lilthollc. Church. iii granny on
donated.
Onlyrtwo oi the Protestant bodies
reported a majority oi their member
ship in the principal cities. i. 0., tilt
Church of Christ. ticiontist. 82.6 pol
cent. and the Protestant’ Epiueelio
Church. 51.2 per cent: while oi tlu
membership of shadowing congress
lions. 85.7 par with. , thrills princi
mu cum. and mm... tom ovum
do: churches. 70.7130! mi. r '
m the total number at comment
canto or members rationed tor tin
principal eitlos by oil donoluluatltmo
8.307.599, or 00 per cent“ belonged ti,
the Roman Catholic Church. and 3.
introduction Protect-int lea. .
biscuit in ii plutonium from lion." on ma or “I'm. ”hilt-“mm dlty Joll‘i‘nwgg y
t l
i
all.
~ pamonwith monitor-t ‘ um
't
a.
‘ That hasnéver failed to score on instant
success. Big values in
Linens; Sheets, Pillow}
. I Cases, .
, Muslin Underwear,
Dresden and Millinery C.
we EXPECT Yen Tomonnow
MINT l . ”tint
e “The “use 6? MW and Progress
slin Underwear I ~
SALE!
Ditlutiuoss, good fabrics, excellent workmanship mark all fir-
munts. We offer a complete line of sizes and styles. From our refill .
lur stock We are showing the latest noveldon-‘SWRPEN’HNE CREPE ‘ '
”OWNS and UNl'lERMUBLINS. trimmed in real linen lace
Sale Will Continue All Next Week
_ The N. E. Ryan-Co :
over, conaiituting the ilrst class; there
w~ to:
scorn uonwaut 1
shows that in general there has been
an increase in the proportion 01 m?
municanis or members in the Minot ‘ “
cities as compared with those on
of these cities. In 1906 the perennial.
or the total number oi communicantl
in these cilles for all denominations
was 31.9. as compared with 25.7'ln .1890. -'
or the total number. 10,511,178 of
the communicants or members in the
principal cities in 1906. there were 7.~
“3.403. or 69.9 per cent. reported by
the its cities oi eVar 100.000‘population.
and. of those. “now. or 33.1 per
cent, belonged to Preteltont bodies
and 4.735.535, or 64.5 per cent. to tho' .
Roman Catholic Church. The lotto
denomination had in these cities than}. “
75.1 per cent. of its entire membership
in cities oi over 25.000 lnhnhltonu.
in thirteen of incomes more than
one-halt oi the communicants or mem-
bers reported belonged to Pinto-taut
bodies. while in all the maturity bo-
longed to the Roman Catholic Church.
The cities showing the largest pilo-
portloua of Protestant communion“
are Memphis. 84.4 per cent; 'l‘olodo.
70 nor cent: Washington. 06.0 per
cont.; Kansas titty, Mo, “.8 nor cent,
and lndlauapqlis. 82.] per cent. ,
The cities showing the largest por-
contagos oi Roman Catholic continual:
rants are Fall River. 86.5 per noun;
San Francisco. 81.! per cent: NOW
Orleans. 70.? per cent; New York, 70.9 ;
per cent; Providence. 76.5 pol- cont: *
St. Louis. 09 per cent; Balm. 38
per cent: Chicago. 08.2 per cont“
l‘h‘lladolpilnia. “.8 per cent. _
n the vs loading cities tho pro» .
Minion
portion of communion“ to ,
was: New York, 44.7 per min.
cage. 40.7; Phllodoipltln. 33.8; ’ /
its. and St. I. I“. It inf . '
that. in “nonhum- ”Mum:
"elotlveiy largo Ramon Cnthtlllnm
ation show a higher roan .
illuroh members thou email
this body hlli a marinara» ~
"connotation. innit Riva. “
rent. at the total dlmhor at. .. y .‘
retmrtoil were Roman (inhaling ‘
no church membership roam
€73 per cent. at tho populitlflrfl‘flli
a “trouble. whore tum-rum
ho communicate in rind. “
o Protestant. bodies, t a church“ ' '
ldrtiltlp was only all per cent:
llipltlntioh. p .
Inseam mu nonunion;
CHICAGO. May Ida-«W. ii. “
lounnol tor Mo O'Nhil mooning
in the chum oi bribing limo“
tentative e. A. White in mm
lam Lorimor ior United It!
for, continued his ointment"?
‘avor oi owning the lad .
it was understood that
on
«aria. amt. .,
tor-minimal: .miti
do *3
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Norwalk Chronicler